Pennsylvanias opening big game season yields many deer
Early dawn hunters report multiple bucks taken across the state. W H Crawford of Spring Creek leads with a 9 point buck weighing 165 pounds near Spring Creek. Other Spring Creek residents take 6 and 7 point bucks near Miles Run and Bite Eye respectively.
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Pennsylvania
W. H. Crawford
Spring Creek
Owen B. ‘Paylor
Miles Run
Albert Hotwell
Henry Jaquitt, Jr
Elgin Youth Wounded By Gunfire On Hunting Trip
Alfred Aikens an 18 year old of Elgin was admitted to Corry Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left thigh after a hunting trip with his uncle Lyle Showers details of the accident were not available. The bullet pierced the thigh but bones were not damaged and recovery is expected.
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Alfred Aikens
Adolph Aikens
Wigin
Corry Hospital
Aikens
Lyle Showers
Two Hunters Die in Central Pennsylvania Woods
Harrisburg reports two hunters killed in central Pennsylvania. Thomas Moyer, 48, a Mechanicsburg baker, died of a heart attack at a Potter County deer camp. Ronald Warlow, 17, son of Mr and Mrs M M Warlow of Tower City, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while in a road away from his party.
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Harrisburg
Thomas Moyer
Mechanicsburg
Baker
Potter County
Whenbeth Warlow
M. M. Warlow
Tower City
Japan Seeks to Avoid Naval Race at Conference
Nagano, chief Japanese delegation to the conference, told United Press Japan is anxious to avoid a new naval race if the December 6 treaty fails. He said Tokyo would take steps to safeguard Japan’s position regardless of the outcome.
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Ey Wince
Japan
Osami Nagano
United Press
Toauye
New Loan Boosts Debt to All Time High
The treasury plans to borrow 900 million dollars in its largest new money operation of the year to cover heavy workers of load and current expenses. It will push the national debt above 30.5 billion with 450 million in 2 percent bonds and 450 million in 3 to 5 year notes. A December 15 note maturity will be refinanced, and the move aims to ease funding through April 15.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Treasury
la 'Tévbé Raladiego
Governor Earle and Senator Guffey Bag Deer in Pa Hunt
From St Marys Pennsylvania United Press dispatch Governor Barleang and U S Senator Joseph Guffey reported success in a deer hunt near St Marys. The governor took an eight point buck and the senator a six pointer while guests of Colonel William Kaul on his estate. A bear crossed the governor’s path but was not shot as black bear season had not opened yet.
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United Press
St, Marys
Barleang
U. S
Joseph BF. Guffey
Auter
Willian Kaul
St. Marys
Brain
Earle
Markets at a Glance in Quiet Trading
Markets at a Glance shows stocks irregular in quiet trading as bonds edge higher slightly. Chicago stocks stay quiet and firm with grains mixed. wheat down about 4 percent, corn steady to slightly lower, other grains mixed. Call money around 1 percent, foreign exchange near gold, cotton steady, rubber down 15 to 18 points.
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United Press
Chicago
Srmn
Erie firm to build school at sixty five thousand dollars
Erie board awards contracts totaling sixty five thousand and thirty seven dollars for a Vocational school project pending Pennsylvania Public Works Administration approval. Four bids were reconsidered slashing thirteen thousand one hundred eighteen dollars. Contracts include bonds financing bid, general construction, heating and ventilation, plumbing and electrical work with set ceilings.
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Board of Education
Pennsylvania Public Works Administration
PWA
Singer
Deane
Pittsburgh
Custer Engineering Company
Bradford
Sessinghaus & Ostergard
Erie
W. M. Clark & Co
New Castle
Philadelphia in running for 1936 Democratic Convention
Philadelphia momentum grows for the 1936 Democratic Convention after visits by Senator Joseph F. Guffey and ex governor Albert C. Ritchie. Guffey plans to organize a tentative committee while Philadelphia and Atlantic City vie as host sites and local civic groups expect to cover costs. A Roosevelt nomination in Philadelphia is viewed favorably by observers. In New Castle, Pa a 90 year old woman died after her gown caught fire from a gas stove.
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Sy Unites Press
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Guffey
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Guffey
James Farley
Ritchie
Atlantic City
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New Castle, Pa
Biigaibeth Pattibon
Two Young Slayers Defeated in Electric Chair Deaths
Martin Farrell aged 28 and Francis Wiley aged 27 were executed in Pennsylvania for the murder of Philadelphia bootlegger Big Bill Welsh. Robert Elliott, the executioner, activated the electric chair at 12 01 AM, ending the three year reign of a gang that terrorized the Atlantic seaboard.
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Antrom Pres
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Big Bill Welsh
Philadelphia
Gaffe
Martin Farrell
Francis Wiley
Biny
Robert Elliott
Atlantic Seaboard
Italy to Clarify Stance on League Oil Embargo
Rome reports the cabinet will meet to announce a world significance statement clarifying Italy’s attitude to the League oil embargo. The move is seen as a military penalty risk and could provoke a military reply, signaling a possible unfriendly act.
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Rome
League of Nations
Organization Meet Of School Board Tonight
Three new members of the Board of Education will take office at an organization meeting in the Library building this evening. Three current members with thirty years of service will retire. The new board plans to elect officers and set meeting times.
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Board of Education
Clarence E. Shoop
Carl L. Henton
Roscoe J. Dearing
The
Vard
Milon L. Brown
John ©. Love
D. A. Hillstrom
B.C. Bates
C.F. Bennett
J. B. Patterson
J. W. Lambing
Japs Readied to Exert Force in Plans in China
United Press reports from Shanghai that Tokyo plans three divisions to move into Tientsin as Ho Ying-Chin arrives in Beijing. The move aims to pressure northern warlords and dictate terms on Hopei Chahar Shansi and Shantung amid efforts to split five northern provinces from China.
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China
Ay United Press
Shanghai
Tientsin
Ching
Heiping
Ho Ying-Chin
Nanking
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Tientsin-Peiping
Shang Chen
Hopei
Han Fu-City
Shantung
Japan
Chahar
Shani
Suihan
Shantiing
Council Will Fix Tax Rate This Evening Agenda
City Council set to adopt the tax levy and appropriations ordinances at tonight’s regular meeting. An informal session last week approved a 14 1-2 mill budget identical to 1935. Definite action on both appropriations and millage expected. storm sewer project may be discussed but revival unlikely.
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Conneil
Wotson
Britain weighs oil embargo to speed peace with Italy
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Baldwin presiding at a cabinet meeting where Foreign Secretary Hoare and Anthony Eden urged oil sanctions against Italy to force Mussolini toward stricter peace terms. Discussions included Hoare’s Paris visit to Laval and Eden’s Geneva penalties committee role on December 12.
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United Press
London
Italy
Slr
Samuel Hoare
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
George
Hoare
Eden
Senito Mussolini
Snore
New Canadian Regime Replies On League Rumor
Ottawa dispatch reports Canada’s new liberal government stating it will not lead the League of Nations on the Italian Ethiopian crisis. Prime Minister King clarifies Dr Walter Riddell spoke personally, proposing adding oil coal iron and steel to the embargo list. The government seeks to reassure voters it remains a peace party.
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United Pres
Ottawa
Italy
Riddell
League Penalties Committee
Ethiopian troops evacuating Harar
Ethiopian foreign minister telegraphs the League of Nations that all Ethiopian troops and civilians are evacuating Harar an eastern Ethiopia strategic point with the town kept open only to receive wounded troops news from Shneva dated December 2
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Shneva
League of Nations
Harar
Ethiopia
Potato Act in Effect Aims to Boost Potato Prices
The AAA begins administration of a potato control act intended to lift farmer returns by higher prices and steadier production. A 350 million bushel domestic output is forecast for the coming year. Secretary Wallace says Congressmen from potato states assured him of changes within three months.
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Carl Skinner
United Press
Washington
AAA Today
Henry A. Wallace
Winter Snowfall Closes Roads Causes Fatal Crash
Snow and freezing mist across northwestern Pennsylvania sparked a week end of accidents. Mrs. Peter Urbane 51 of A D 1 died when a car driven by her husband skidded east of Clymer on Saturday. He and their daughter Mrs. Frank Butcher of Corry were injured. Dozens of minor wrecks reported as motorists from Cambridge Springs and Erie areas led to a long string of crashes in the city.
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Peter Urbane
Clymer
Frank Butcher
Corry
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Springs
Erie
John Bennink
J.S. Barnhart
Spring Creek
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
Erma Befinini
Nat Rosenberg
New
Robert Pettit
East 25Th Street
Eric
Eo Kinder
New York City
Pred Racy
R. D
Meadville
Racy
Pettit
Kinder
Rosenberg
Altigant
New York Machine
Washington Reel
First Avenue
Clipper Reaches Guam on Return Journey
Pan American Airways clipper ship, piloted by Capt. Edwin C Musick with six crew, lands at Guam at 9 am Guam time after its first trans Pacific airmail crossing from California to Manila. The flight proceeds next to Wake Islands as the second stop of a four phase return. The vessel left Manila earlier to insure daylight Guam arrival amid modest celebrations.
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United Press
Guam
Pan American Airways
United States
California
Manila
Edwin C.musick
Wale Islands
Philippines
Estate Suit Over Garrett Shares Heads to Court
The claims of more than 8,000 parsors from around the world to shares in the $17,000,000 Garrett estate will be heard today by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Sy Ured Press
Philadelphia
Garrett
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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