Civic Employees and Corry groups map community program
Civic Employees Association officers and committees met with Corry Regional Committee to map a broad community program. Regional leaders spoke of industrial development, a five team basketball league, and recreation plans as they pursue coordinated local action with Associated Gas & Electric support.
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Civic Employees’ Association
Corry
Elyb Endeavor
Dp. Ant
Gillette
Walter 11
Scott
Om A. Blatt
Aupont
Mem- 14
Wenkinie
Chaiyin Scott
Hd Regions
W B. Rakeman
Associated Gas & @Electric System
Wivie
Genree Curlis
Associaion
Enven Comin Rehshaive Renart
Viel
Nisevenpane
Fnians
Hundreds of German Jewish children begin exile to England
The first contingent of hundreds of German Jewish children left for England from Berlin amid rising Nazi decrees. They boarded at 8:45 a.m. for Harwich, England, where they will stay in camps for several weeks until placed with British families. About 160 more children from Hamburg area join at Bentheim, with Lord Samuel’s committee organizing care and transport.
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Union Cross
Berlin
Schiesischer Station
England
Benthelm
Hamburg
Harwich
Wu Camp
Wand
Lord Samil
Eng
Roumania’s Hitler Dead
King Carol II acted to quell threats by ordering arrests of Iron Guard members after top leaders were killed by prison guards yesterday. Revenge killings of high officials were feared as authorities round up suspected Iron Guard members nationwide.
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United Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Carol
Iron Guid
Fuehrer
Colegrove Returns to Property and Supplies Post
Arthur Colegrove resumes as state secretary of property and supplies in Harrisburg, a $10,000-a-year post he left five months earlier to join the public utility commission. Senate rejected his commission appointment as Democratic control ends January 17, with three other nominees rejected. Colegrove and successors await possible recall by Governor-elect.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur Colegrove
Cony
Senate
Colegrave
George H. Earle
Leo
Crasson
Pliladelphia
Renne
Edward N. Tones
Turnpike Commission
Crlegrave
Cabereve
Ath H Jymes
Hep
Crossen
Jones
Corry Youth 18 Sentenced for Larceny Case
Alfred Bishop Drake, formerly of Corry, was sentenced to an indefinite term in Huntingdon Reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny for stealing a watch from Rev. F. Baker of Union City. Drake had prior trouble here over the past year, and was sentenced before W. J. Hirt. The Kolster arson case remains unsettled with no sentence announced as of this afternoon.
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Alfred Bishop
Drake
Ronnec Hem
IF. Baker
Union City
Corry
Huntingdon Reformatory
W. J. Hirt
Hitler's Friend Is Snubbed in Movieland
Len Riefenstahl, longtime Nazi film figure and alleged ally of Adolf Hitler, leaves Hollywood after reports that studios and stars snubbed her. Her manager denied she came to study the industry, saying she was here only for scenery. One club refused accommodations and studios reportedly barred her party.
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Hitler
United Press Hollywood
Len Riefenstahl
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler
Ernest Jaeger
Germany
Ore Studio
Presbyterians Plan 75th Anniversary in Corry Church
Harrisburg report notes adjourned legislature enacted 28 of 28 proclamations except three, including a Thompson bill to curb horse racing information leaks to bookmakers. Celebration set for January 17 and 18, 1939 marks 75 years since organization with historic county notes tracing the church’s start.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
House
Thompson Hill
Special Assembly
Senate
Edward J. Thompson
Centre
Joint Commission
Andree
Presbyterian Church In
Coury
Hie
Strikers Sentenced and Lockout Hits France
Paris December 1 Strikers were sentenced to prison and about 120000 workers nationwide were locked out or discharged from factories in government punitive actions following yesterday's general strike. Valenciennes saw six strikers jailed for three months and further hearings were planned as authorities moved against rebels in armaments districts.
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United Press
Paris
France
Edoward Daladier
Valenciennes
Sthiers
Douai
Lear Valenciennes
Piay
Tay
Denton
Worle
Bt.Blol
Deer Fatality Toll Rises in State Crash Near Salt Lake City
A school bus collided with a Denver and Rio Grande Western freight train near Campton, Utah, during sleet and rain. At least 14 deaths are reported with many more injured as responders recover bodies along the right of way. The bus carried Jordan High students from Riverton, and officials work to identify victims while hospital reports list dozens injured.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jordan High
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Campton
Bart
Arival
Weile
Fatty Audents
Phrard Unehos
Riverton
Rain Wistrom
Denver
Tnt Helier
Mail Early Is Postal Warning Deadlines List
Postmaster James P Sullivan warned of heavy Christmas mail and outlined delivery deadlines. The journal lists latest dispatch dates from New York for foreign and domestic mail, with many countries and territories stated from December 2 through December 19, including Argentina, Barbados, Denmark, Finland, Jamaica, Panama, and Puerto Rico.
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Dispatch
New York
Avatail
James P Sullivan
Met
Sullivan
Aghi
Bolivia
Chile
Cyrene
Ecuador
Ayat
Wrench
Gu'ana
Tring
Palestine
Surinam
Argentina
Paraguay
Uruguay
Tenember
Colombia
Turks Island
Barbados
Brazil
Bulgaria
Danzig
Denmark
Finland
Greece
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Madeira
Martinique
Norway
Rumania
Spain
Mermuda
Caldeao
Jamaica
Newfoundland
Panama
Puerto Rico
Venomela
Kahamas
Fear Girl Abducted by Two Men Believed Killed
In Oxon Hill Maryland on a night near Washington two men abducted 18 year old Beloved Mary Brown, dragging her into a truck. Her father William Brown, a government employee in D C, sought aid from the FBI as volunteers, CCC helpers, and neighbors joined a vast search led by Maryland State Police under Captain Edward Molt Johnson, with Governor Harry Nice appealing for help.
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United Press
Oxon Hill
Dee
Jeldnapor
Mary Brown
Federal
Bareau of Investigaion
William Brown
G-men
Washington
Brown
Vollinteer
CCC
Maryland
Harry Nice
Edward Molt
Tohnson
Medal Awards For Flood Era Service By Pennsylvania Guards
Officers and forty four members of Campiny A unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard qualify for the emergency service medal honoring service during flood relief. The award features a bronze medal with the PNG crest and "For Service" inscription, to be issued by the Department of Military Affairs after formal notification.
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Campiny A, Loon
Pennsylvania National Guard
Murety
Corey Genardamen
Ehv Kenstine
Benjamin Fugnidin
Proin
Department of Military Affairs
Five Killed in Gun Accidents During Deer Season
A list from the 1998 deer season reports five hunting deaths from gun accidents during the weeklong period. The state game commission cautions the final tally may differ from estimates. names and weights appear for many individual deer and hunters, with several entries from Hearts Content, Kinza, and Spartanshore.
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State Game Commission
Normen Haner
Kingia
Fern Planizan
Shefield
Emm Alferd
Gertrude Gates
Clara
Spartanshore
Kinga
Arneldolmisan
Chevy Grove
Hearts
Troy Thack
Er Spartinshuys
Kinzuay
Belmour Beardsley
Spartany Iuere
Mickle Hil
Pred Webster
Snariansbure
Mickle Hill
Ra Brielin
Porkey HU
HB Welcht
Spring Cree
Porkey Hill
Ralph Welcht
Morton Wickwire
Columbus
Baker Hill
Charles Akamay
Torpedo
Manley Tobbins
Shady Avenue
Jahah
Dork Chav
Jaye Baple
Warren Enynty
Tod Geer
Marion Hiveet
TN Paps
Merde Doi Yano Street
Chalfin Amun Kimmy
Linnian Sheet Chater
Tinley
Ray Rungle
Industrial Hazards Linked to Lung Cancers Study
Dr Philip He Matz of Washington, D.C. reports in the Journal of the Amopicum Myst jene Association Today that certain industrial hazards may be partly responsible for rising lung ailments and could influence a wave of cases among veterans. The findings draw on studies of 188 lung cancer cases among veterans and rest on a division of the nation’s health administration.
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Unites Press
Chicago
Philip He Matz
Washington, D.C
Amopicum Myst Jene Association
Isoan
Heig c
This Veted
Pastor Plans Sermon Series On Nazi Persecutions
Rev. Perry F. Haines of the Methodist Episcopal church announces a three week Sunday evening sermon series beginning next week. He frames the Nazi persecutions as foretold in Scripture and promises analysis from historical and biblical perspectives. He notes the economy and business world are linked to the purges and emphasizes broad interest in the talks.
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M. E. Pastor
Perry F. Haines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Haines
Haines
Bf Hess
Aircraft worker indicted in secrets sale case
An aviation plant employee in Los Angeles was indicted on charges of attempting to sell to Japan secrets of America s newest fighter planes. The allegations involve the powerful bombers and revolutionary combat ships being rushed into production at Northrop factories.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
Hay Om
Ametica
Joh
Northrop
20 Shopping Days Till Christmas Look Back To 1945
The note recalls Christmas 20 years ago during World War II. It mentions the war ending, Allied forces including the American army, and the Watch on the Rhine. It notes soldiers in France and American camps awaiting discharge, anxious at Christmas. Hunger maps showed Europe’s need as America shared its food abundance.
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Rhine
France
Europe
America
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