Fight Looms Over Milk Control Inssull's Brother Extradited
Corry and nearby towns report opening day deer hunting with several successful buck kills. Local hunters including Amner, Davey Hill, and Johnson weigh in with 130 to 180 pound bucks near Kellettville Hermit Springs and Blue Avenue. Pennsylvania lawmakers press milk control bills as special session nears, proposing a nine member milk control commission with hefty salaries and license fees to regulate production and distribution.
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Pennsylvania
Amner
East Congress Street
Kellettavill
W. Akan
Davey
al Watron
Stores Ready for Holiday Shopping Boost in Carry Christ mas Push
Local stores decorate heavily for Christmas sales as Corr y communities gear up under the Make It Buy in Carry Christmas program. Merchants report full stocking of seasonable gifts and strong shopper demand with improvements in local employment and spending outlook expected to rise.
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Uity Amity
Agastra Ya
Corry
Public Hearing on Mile Control Bills
State Assemblyman John Wing announced a public hearing on mile control bills before the state legislature. The meeting will be at the hall of the life representatives at Tarriahorge on a date to be announced. District residents and interested parties are invited to attend.
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John IH
Tolle Life
Tarriahorge Meinitay
Groliel
Dnteymen
Mile AistrihulOth
Appeals From Conviction At Scottsboro
Dec 2 A new jury of rural Alabamans convened to hear an appeal from the Scottsboro case. Defense counsel Leibowitz announced plans to seek U.S. Supreme Court review, arguing rulings by Judge Callahan and the jury charge biased the verdict. Clarence Norris faced trial as Haywood Patterson, already facing a third death sentence, slept in jail while the case proceeded. Nine defendants were charged in the 1942 Painted Rock assault on five white women. eight were sentenced to death, one was reversed for being a minor, and the remaining reversals led to ongoing appeals.
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Ben Cothran
United Press
Decatur
Ala
Samuel S. Leibowitz
United States Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Haywood Patterson
Painted Rock
Alabama Supreme Court
Patterson
Swift Gang Vengeance Snuffs Out Girls Lives
Dec 2 reports from Coatesville Pennsylvania reveal a gang vengeance killing of Ethel Greentree and Florence Marshall tied to the murder of Edward Wallace in Camden. Dr. Margolis cites multiple gunshot wounds and an early grave as police outline a trail of retaliation by the Swift gang. Florence Miller also dies in the same incident, with authorities noting a brutal sequence of shootings. The case links to a broader violence pattern surrounding underworld feuds and local crime figures.
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Gangtera
Ethel Greentree
Flornce Marshall
Cathien
N. J. Pabstet
Michael Margolis
Edward
Cowboy) Wallace
Camdex
Cm Noy
Ual
Bibel Greentree
Marshall
Margolis
Florence Miller
Attorney Sentenced to Death in Saline County Case
United Press reports Brenton Arkansas jury found attorney Shank guilty of fatally poisoning Alvin Volley Mrs Colley and two children at a family picnic. Defense claimed insanity. Verdict read with Shank calm as lawyers move for a new trial and separate hearing set for 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Brenton
Ark
Shank
Afrom
Iasi
Saline County
Shank Guity
Desense Joirneys
Wail
Alvin
Thel Colley
Jersey Beer Baron Sentenced to 10 Years
James C. Austin reports that Jersey beer baron Wavey Gordon was sentenced to 10 years for tax evasion and conspiracy to defraud the government. He was fined 20,000 and ordered to cover prosecution costs of about 360,000. Gordon awaits transfer to a federal penitentiary, expected at Lewistown or Atlanta, as charges covered 1980 and 1931 income misstatements.
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Coleman
James C. Austin
United Press
New York
Wavey Gordon
Geariice al Capone
House of Retention
Walt
Lewiburg
Ilustrious Capone
Allanta
Tutige Colempn
Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association Backs Price Increases
The Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association stated its support for maintaining current prices for Viglen Sattien and proposed amendments to earlier measures. The group emphasized stability in pricing and urged timely action by the authorities to implement the changes.
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Pittaburgh
Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association
Martin Insull Loses Fight in Toronto Court
Martin J Insull and brother Simuel Tagall built a vast walley empire and faced extradition to the United States for grand larceny and theft. Justice A C Kingston granted the extradition to Chicago authorities. Samuel Insull remains in Athens, Greece as indictments allege use of over $500,000 of company funds for personal brokerage accounts.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Simuel Tagall
Walley
Ibilars
Dlay
United States
A. C. Kingstone
Poe
Ari
Chicago
Baffee
Samuel
Athens
Greece
Martin Tasull Q
Liberty Onten
Opillia
Ont
Cape County
Theime
Martin
Resignation Demand Echoes Through California Leaders
San Francisco on December 2 reports a rally where Bay Area leaders urged Governor James Rolph to resign to restore the state's good name. The gathering included prominent figures from San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley among professors attorneys ministers and others.
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San Francisco
James Rolphia
California
San Jose
Waters Urges Care in Handling State Revenues
Harrisburg dispatch reports State Treasurer Charles A. Waters urged caution in spending anticipated revenues for the current and next bienniums. He warned that estimated revenues ranging from 10 to 50 million dollars plus existing bills could push biennial expenses to 69 million, calling for tax reductions to create a surplus. He stressed delaying large outlays and maintaining reserves to protect future employment relief through the coming period.
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Arthur F. Grant
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Charles A. Waters
Wnditeg
Miller Elected School Directors in Columbus Township
Election results from Columbus township show Sandburg and Miller winning school director seats after court review. Initial unofficial tallies listed Sandburg 234, Binley 184, Miller 183, Powers 181, but a zero-link petition flipped margins. official totals later announced Sandburg 221, Miller 185, Powers 181, Bindley 179 with no fraud found. judge ruled counting error affected ballots.
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Artner Sandpurg
Din Hy Millar
Columbus Township
Ta Gunnice
Warren
Aisioin
Sandburg
Wilma
Bindley
Acook
Binley
Miller
Powers
Roosevelt to Offer Reforms in Stock Deals
President Roosevelt intervened in the Senate stock market probe to seek concrete reform recommendations for Congress next month. He wants study of the federal securities act and whether it hinders long term capital for legitimate business and industry. The arrangement includes a committee led by John Dickson to study the act and report when Congress reconvenes January 3.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Senate Committee
Fletcher
John Dickson
Pletcher
Woman slain on honeymoon trip near Texas highway
Cleveland relatives express belief that Irene Diebolt, a Cleveland widow, was murdered during a honeymoon trip with Arthur C. Wilson, a Cleveland chemist. Police search along the Atlantic seaboard as the couple departed in a newly purchased automobile for an extended journey.
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Irene Diébolt
West
Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Arthur C. Wilson
Lamson Execution Postponed Indefinitely
David A Lamson of Palo Alto saw his execution postponed indefinitely after receiving notice that an appeal would be filed seeking a new trial Lamson, a former Stanford student, was convicted in a December case of a crime against his wife and remained under custody at San Quentin Prison awaiting further action by the courts.
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San Quentin Prison
David A. Lamson
Palo Alto
Desirinyy Ciih
Fst
Lamutm
Stanford Cumpie Spader
Manteest Foamg
Dacamber
Noted flyer to attempt hop 10 Brazil Sunday
In Bathurst Gambia on December 2 1927 Charles A Lindbergh fuels his seaplane for a long flight and hints at a possible dawn departure toward Natal Brazil about 1000 miles across the South Atlantic. No official word on plans.
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Lindbergh
British Africa
Natal
United Press
Bathurst
Gambia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberg
Aiode Jantiad
Wen
Col
Mus
Charles A. Lindbergn
Byusillar
South Atlantic
West African
Saiget
3000 Will Get Employment in Liquor Stores
Harrisburg dispatch reports the liquor control board will hire over 2,000 staff for public and private stores. About 50,000 applications exist for 2,000 to 3,000 positions with salaries from 909 to 4,000 dollars annually. Examinations set for December 16 across 40 state sections. applications due by December 7. Requirements include over 21, residency in Pennsylvania, high school education, and various clerical or supervisory qualifications.
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Liqiuor Control Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
Pennysylvania
Manavera
Toesar
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