Roosevelt Leaves Buenos Aires After Warm Welcome
President Roosevelt departs Buenos Aires with Augustin Justo after a three day stay to attend the Inter American Peace Conference. He sails to Montevideo and then home, receiving the largest public ovation for any foreign leader in Argentinian history and urging peace over war.
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Arch Rogers
United Press
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Augustin P. Justo
Washington
Indianapolis
River Plaza
Montevideo
Truguray
Tarra
Buenos Ares
Spain
Jngasanth
Insto
Americas
Disappearance of Erie Man Whalen Now Revealed
Erie authorities disclose a new lead in the October disappearance of Thoms Whalen, 29, linking him to three missing Erie men, Peter Grande, 28, Angelo Mantuan, 26, and others. Investigations note prior cases connected to Bac o Cuzzola gang activity as potential ties.
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Thoms Whalen
Erie
Whalen
Peter Grande
Angelo Muntoan
Manthia
Nnk
Charles J. Dutton
Department OF Tuatice
Ian
Erle
Last Ringling Brother Dies at Age Seventy
John Ringling, 70, last surviving Ringling brother of the circus family, died in his New York apartment at 2 45 a m after a brief illness from bronchial pneumonia. He was once reputed the wealthiest magnate of the sawdust ring with a fortune once reported at 50 000 dollars.
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United Prooe “York
John Ringling
Ringling Brothers Circus
New York
Ringling
City Council to Adopt 141-2 Mill Levy Next Monday
City council will adopt a 141-2 mill tax levy for 1937 at the regular session Monday evening. Drafts of the tax levy and appropriation ordinances have been prepared for formal action, with tentative agreement reached last week. Appropriations for the coming year will mirror 1936 with small departmental increases, and the municipal commission is expected to approve first and second readings to pave the way for final adoption after a 20 day public inspection.
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City
Glen Milter
Cornell
Plan Probe Into Spanish Civil War
A neutral ity committee, meeting in London, decided to investigate foreign volunteers in the Spanish civil war and propose to the contending factions a plan to bar foreign war material. Reports indicated volunteers were being sought at German army headquarters to join the Nationalist side.
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United Press London
Condon
Tunkenita
Ger- Tian
Corry hunter tags deer with bow and arrow
Matteson of 10 East Wayne Street downed a 130 pound buck on Dry Run near Spring Creek using two arrows after starting with his back against the tree. Several Corry sportsmen succeeded in deer hunting yesterday with bows and arrows, including Jack Taylor with six points near Grand Valley and Orrin Kinney with a right point.
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Himwathe
Matteson
Wayne Stice
Erro
Journal
Corry
Yéaterstay
Jack Taylor
Aear
Grand Valley
Orrin Kinney
Commerce Head Seeks 48 Hour Week Support
Joseph B. Eastman interstate commerce commissioner and former rail transport official urged American railroads to adopt a 48 hour work week. He estimated the move could create over 20,000 new railroad jobs by reducing weekly hours and acknowledged the 30 hour week would require employers to forego higher payrolls and accept wage sacrifices.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Cummissioner
Coa Ae of Transportation
Américan Railroads
Eastman
IGG
Congress
Constitutional changes hinge on high court ruling
United Press reports that a single constitutional amendment is viewed as the key to clearing Supreme Court objections to New Deal laws. The question hinges on potential invalidation of Social Security and the Wagner Act, with court actions in Boston and anticipated rulings in spring and February.
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United Preas
Washington
Supreme Court
Boston
Penny Freights In Crash Injures Two In Pennsylvania
Two Pennsylvania freight trains collided near Springdale injuring two crew members. One locomotive derailed and both the engineer and fireman were taken to New Kensington hospital for treatment.
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Springdale
Pennsylvania
New Kensington
Ex-Corry Man Named Pennsylvania Railroad Agent at Franklin
Ex Corry man was named agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Franklin succeeding R L Walters who moved from Corry to succeed the late Walter H Ranch. Walters had served at Centerville and Brocton. Kimney, long employed locally, has been an extra agent and worked in Ridgely. Appointments take effect tomorrow.
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Artin
Somerly
Lue
City
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Franklin
R. L. Walters
Corry
Walter H. Ranch
Walters
Centerville
Brocton
Kimney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dettiwood
Ridgl Py
Merchants Benefit From Lower Rates in City Tariffs
The Pennsylvania Electric Company reports a new electric rate reduction for commercial concerns effective January 1. The tariff cuts will reduce energy charges for many stores and general lighting and incidental power users. Local interest centers on Robert H. Jackson, Jamestown attorney, amid Washington dispatches listing him as a leading candidate for the U S Attorney General post.
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Jamestown
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Semand
Carly Tiends
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
Jackson
Spring Creek
Corry
Jamiestonen Post
Donald R. Richbung
NRA
Cloas
Cummings
United States High Commiss
The
Philipines
U.S. backs France and Britain amid world war wave
United States shows moral support for France and Great Britain as the world war threat grows. President Roosevelt signals alignment in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro addresses. Secretary Hull's statements reinforce the democratic bloc against fascist, Nazi, communist, and military diplomats.
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Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
United States
Europe
France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Supreme Court
Rio de, Sunero
Cordell Hull
Hull
Rush Bill in State Heads for Final Enactment
Harrisburg December 2 The administration unemployment measure advances rapidly in both houses of the special legislature toward final enactment by Saturday. Similar bills in both branches receive record readings without record votes and are recommitted for a joint public hearing. The House bill returns to the calendar for final action before moving to the Senate.
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United Rene
Harrisburg
Arle
Senate
King Edward Love Crisis Threatens British Government
London reports a constitutional crisis as King Edward’s romance with Mrs Wallis Simpson prompts cabinet action. The legal adviser was summoned to Buckingham Palace and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin threatens to push a parliamentary vote that could force abdication or cabinet resignation.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Great Britain
Wallis Simpson
King Edward VII Struggles Over Love and Duty
King Edward VII faces a clash between personal happiness and duty as church and conservatives block his marriage to Wallis Simpson. In a tense political moment, the monarch weighs resignation against leading Britain, while public opinion diverges on his royal future and romance.
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Edward
Louis F. Kemle
United Press Gable
England
Luo
Wiward VII
Moe
Wallis Sampson
Tdng
Borward
Bombing of Madrid by 24 Rebel Planes
United Press reports 24 insurgent war planes attacked Madrid pouring bombs on civilians in University City area as Nationalist forces clash with Loyalist troops amid widespread destruction. The city trembles as civilians seek shelter in subways cellars and doorways.
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United Press
Madrid
University City
More Snow Follows First Frigid Wave Weather Update
The region braces for additional snowfall after a cold snap. Corry and surrounding areas report light snow with general western Pennsylvania coverage. Overnight lows fell to 18 above with morning readings around 7 above.
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Corry
Social Security Board Considers Farmers Pension Plan
The Social Security Board reviewed a proposal for a voluntary federal insurance program to cover 16 000 000 agricultural and domestic workers excluded under current compulsory coverage. A government pool would fund monthly pensions up to 509 dollars, with no employer contribution, funded by a potential one dollar monthly premium.
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United Press
Washington
Bec
Reachea
Threst
John G. Whaat
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Federal Insurance Pocie
Roogorit
Stinty
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Rob't Jackson
Washington Point
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