British War Debt Note Prompts U S Debate
The second British war debt note was sent to the U S State Department as Stimson took it to the White House for briefing. Officials expect publication tomorrow while London hopes Washington will grant postponement of the 485 million payment due December 15.
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United Press
Washington
Stimson
United States
White House
Hoover
Cantra
State Department
London
Europe
France
Harry L. Percy
Stanley Baldwin
Counci
Provert
Baldwin
St. Andrews Hall
Glasgow
ANOL
Joists Assocition
Hose
Commons
America
Uelo
Emporium Man Takes Oath as Member of P S C
Harrisburg December report states Goodnough of Emporium former House speaker became a Public Service Commissioner. His oath was administered by Richard Beamish as Governor Pinchot oversees cabinet officers at the ceremony. His term runs to July 1 unless the Senate confirms his appointment. Three Pinchot appointees lead the commission with two other members named Shelby and Walker. Frank Swanson from Jamestown visits the city for Qual Cash Store business.
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Stile House of Representatives
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Sever-Man Board
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Pinchot
Richard Beamish
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Emerson J. Golfing
Wil- Humaport
State Senate
Ofiice
General Assembly
Senate
Pinchot Cam
Clyde Sting
George W. Wooddruft
Frederick P. Gruenberg
P. S. Stahlecker
Goodneigh
Ray Shelby
Samuel H. Walker
Philadelphia Tax Protesters Plan City March To Board
Mass demonstration grows as civic leaders and lawyers push Philadelphia School Board to reconsider the 95 cent tax rate for 1933. The board certified the rate to the city controller, while protesters vow a monster mass meeting at the administration building and a city-wide march. Legal opinions split on the board’s authority to reconsider the rate.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Aviation Tosark
Yolo
Bar
Bench of
Board of Judges of Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Opening of Pa deer season draws many Corry hunters
John Swann of Corry led the first local deer kill, a six point buck near Thompson Run weighing about 150 pounds. Deer season began statewide with many hunters heading to camps in Driftwood and other districts as fair weather encouraged pursuit. Everett Bloom of Kane claimed the season’s first Pennsylvania buck, an eight point, near Kane at 7:08 am. Franklin reports frost delays opening until 10:30 am with C E Sut tery bagging an eight point seven miles from Franklin.
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West Church Streat
Journal
Swann
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Roosevelt Highway
Deer Country
North Corry
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Everett Bloom
Bloom
Tvo
Ikane
Franklin
Oec
Allegheny Valley
C.E. Suttery
Port Issus
Miss Louise Bell Die in Gangster Shooting
Miss Louise Bell a 24 year old manicurist died in a hospital today after being shot while riding in an automobile with an alleged speakeasy owner and gangland involvement is reported.
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Toledo
Louise Bell
Piccard Predicts Eight Hour Ocean Flight Plans
Prof Auguste Piccard predicted an eight hour air service over the ocean from New York to Paris in closed plans through the stratosphere. He spoke during a lecture en route to the United States and said Americans would finance the ascent project in the Hudson Bay region and that he would select an American assistant.
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United Press
Paris
New York
Auguste Piccard
Picard
United States
Oped
Hudson Bay
Chocolate King Milton Hershey Opens Hershey Community Building
Hershey magnate Milton Hershey unveiled a $2,500,000 community building in Hershey to serve the town’s needs. The complex includes an indoor beach, sun-ray lit pool area, hospital, theater, library, gym, dormitories, schoolrooms, and emergency provisions.
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United Press
Hershey
Milton. Hershey
Chocolate Town
Walter Scott Named President of Kiwanis Club
Walter JH Scott, local attorney, was elected Kiwanis president for 1933 at the weekly luncheon in Hotel Gorey. He will assume office the first week in January, with Charles Shuss as vice president and Clarence Shoop as treasurer. The meeting endorsed a toy drive for Christmas distributions and noted support for local drives and tax payers union.
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Waller JH Scott
Hotel Gorey
Mr. Scott
Howard J Sheen
Service Club
Charles Shuss
Clarence Shoop
Transurer
Howard Sheen
Verne Graham
Walter Peake
Clifton Howard
Claud Jones
Charles Hoffmaster
Raymond Anderson
Milan Brown
Guy Simmons
Ray Green
Chris Chistensen
Corry
W. Bracken
Clifton M. Howard
John Blatt
Charles Hofffaster
Sie
Rex Theatre
Hoffmaster
Paehoolain
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Birie Culinty Heart and Tubercuc Losis Association
Mrr
Shusey
Corry Hospital Board Hones Budget Cuts and Revaluation
Gor ry Hospital directors meet in the Library to curb expenses and align with current revenue. They consider laundry changes, property revaluation, inventory revision to trim insurance costs, and study state welfare standards for potential re adoption. Regular session set for December 7 to balance the budget with new donations and pledged payments.
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Hillstrom
DeAbsay
Keppel
Howard
Brown
Elstoy
Kincaid
Adelaide Barnett
Milon L. Brown
State Department of Welfare
Clymer
Sherman
Spartansburg
Qlata Ransom
Elizabeth Crowe
Mary Schmidt
C. P. Eaton
Hanna Windahl
Georgia Myers
Floward Merry
Mrs. Carroll
Arlie Munger
Harey Auler
Mia
Harry B. Noxon
Anna Berry
W. W. Graham
Joe Carnegie
Charles Miller
State awards 2 million relief funds to 47 counties
The State Emergency Relief board apportions 2,000,000 among 47 counties for December unemployment relief. Allegheny leads with 223,348.80. others include Beaver 37,520.73 and Philadelphia 472,008.18. No federal funds are included in the allocations.
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Armstrong
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Buford
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Butler
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Gente
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Peres
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Greene
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Jefferson
Juniata
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Potter
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Venangy
Warren
Wastingston
Westoureland
Ransom Demand Expected In Patricia Tripps Kidnapping
Authorities in Rensselaer Indiana suspended active inquiry to await a ransom demand for 6 year old Patricia Pearl Tripp snatched from her grandparents home. Sheriff Kanne noted progress on identifying suspects while Illinois authorities aid the search. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Hanlin Smith express cautious optimism a negotiation may begin soon.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Patrica
Pearl
Tripp
Tone Tanne
Kanne
Ilinois
Kanne Sali
Hue
Ranym
Hanlin Smith
Patricia
Smith
Isijmepers
Al Smith Proposes NYC Government Shakeup and Assembly Plan
Former Gov Alfred J Smith urges reorganizing New York City government to end Tammany control. He calls for a 23 member city assembly, a city senate, a vice mayor, a speaker, and a bill drafting commissioner, challenging current Tammany leadership amid debt and calls for salary cuts. The plan faces opposition from leaders like John P Gurry and John H McCovey.
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Unitedress
New York
Alfred J. Smith
Tatimany Hall
Hofstadter
Tammany
Joseph W. McKee
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Poe
Tarmany
John P. Gurry
Manhattan
John HL afoCovey
Brooklyn
November 1932 Colder By Over Ten Degrees
Data from Wilburn Wilson of Fourth Ave table shows November 1932 averaged 45.88 degrees versus 45.63 in November 1981. The coldest day was November 27 at ten degrees above, with a high of sixty six on November 5. December 1931 averaged 19.84 degrees with a ten degree minimum on one day.
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Journal Today
Wilburn
Wilson
First fatal deer hunting accident reported in 1932
Bulletin dispatches note the death of Glifford Andrée, age 1, of Jeannatte, Pa, in a fatal hunting incident. Other items include a capitol parade permit denial for hunger marchers, the death of attorney Paul Lehende, a mother killing her daughter and herself in Denver, a New York lottery trial development, and Senator Carter Glass eyed for Treasury secretary in Roosevelt’s incoming administration.
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Philipsburg
Glifford Andrée, 1
Jeannatte
Washington
Spealer Galiie
Capitol Grounds
Los Andgeles
Paul W. Lehende
New York
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Warm Springs
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hungry Cry of Political Job-Hunters Abroad
Washington dispatch notes a surge of political appointment seekers as Democratic control nears, with reports of tens of thousands expected and some seeking cabinet posts. Senators and representatives fear overwhelmed staff and mumbled refusals as inquiries flood Capitol offices.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Capitol
Joeal
Dynamite Wrecks Shoe Repair Shop in Braddock
An explosion caused by dynamite blew out the doorway of Cyril Smelik's shoe repair shop in North Braddock, PA. Smelik his wife Stefano and their seven year old daughter Annie Jane were buried from their beds. the girl suffered cuts from flying splinters and glass as windows shattered for blocks.
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Cyril Smelik
North Braddock
Smelik
Stefano
Annie Jane
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