Council Approves 1939 Budget of Seventy Three Thousand Seven Hundred Ninety Nine
Deer hunting walls another heavy kill expected as the final antlerless season day arrives. Mrs. Lb. W. Gros reports a 68 pound doe near Kane, with many other named hunters listed from Sandstone Pines to Hearts Content and Pittstone.
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Corey
Lady Hunter
Lb. W. Gros
East Prebrick Street
Kane
Simcesaful
Journal Today
Anna Watrous
Charles Parkhurst
Richard Groscut
Leland Grosont
Teones
Hubert Watrena
Tovey Crnennt
Rod
Bem
Keith Crowell
Vernon Watrats
Wayne Thenahin
F. J Rhety
West Pleasant Street
Ludlow
Frank Kinley
Leon Trown
Frank Miller
Paul French
John Swan
Charles Solesman
Lire Bhormaker
W. C. Merritt
Orval Peaster
Newell Gates
Roland Gates
R. D
Labor federation seeks end to state national party rift
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor executive council met in special session to finish peace negotiations after a series of meetings with AFL leaders and state officials. The move follows Republican victory and demands for resignations of State Federation President James L. McDevitt and secretary Dave Williams who backed the defeated ticket.
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United
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Executive Council
ADL
Executive Council
Sec Nnd
James L. McDevitt
AFL
William Green
Green
McDevitt
Davie Williams
State
Tciet
Indian Runs Amuck Kills 1 Injures 5 in Vancouver
A 37 year old Indian named George Wallace surrendered quietly after a rampage in Vancouver British Columbia. He killed one woman and bludgeoned four others and a man before surrendering. Wallace had been incarcerated for slugging and robberies at Chilliwack prison.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Wallace
Chilliwati
Mexicans Die as Big Plane Crashes Near Mexico City
A Mexicana De Aviacion Lockheed plane crashed into a hill shortly after takeoff from Mexico City for Merida Yucatan. Five passengers and the crew of three were killed. all aboard were Mexicans. An official cited dense fog as a cause.
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Uned
Mexico City
Lockheed
Compania 2 Iuna de Aviacion
Merida
Yuestan
Mexicana Company
Death toll climbs to 24 in bus train wreck
United Press reports a Utah crash left 24 dead and dozens injured after a freight train struck a school bus near Salt Lake City. Rescuers canvassed the district, tallying victims including 39 children and one adult. many bodies were mangled, complicating identifications. The locomotive reportedly hit at high speed in snowy conditions as the bus failed to clear the crossing.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Heat Death Trial Postponed One Fortnight
Philadelphia December 2 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a fortnight delay in the murder and manslaughter trial of Deputy Warden Frank A Craven of Philadelphia County Prison. William T Conner Craven’s counsel sought certiorari and the high court directed Judge James Gay Gowson Jr to submit trial records for review.
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Philadelphia
Fennsylvania
One Killed and Two Injured in Johnstown Crash
A car collision in Johnstown Pennsylvania killed Helen Lanner Scattlefield 27 and seriously injured Howard B Keaper 40 Admiral Robert E Perry Council Boy Scouts of America while her brother William Lanner 1 was badly hurt.
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United Press
Johnstown
Helen Lanner Scattlefield
William Lanner
Howard B. Keaper
Robert
Drowning Probe Into Shenango River Death Of Boy
Sharon, Pa. authorities probe the drowning of 6 year old John Black Jr. after he fell into the Shenango River. A playmate, Michael Mihalon, raised the alarm when the child disappeared. police and firefighters recovered the body about two hours later.
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Sharon
Mercer County
William Applegate
John Black
Shenango River
Michael Mihalaon
Effort Is Made to Storm Plant by 300 Workers
Paris dispatch reports labor unrest as 300 discharged workers tried to storm a St Louveois factory. They attacked mobile guards, damaged trains, and sparked riots in St Lille and Valenciennes. Police arrested several strikers. a metal workers chief Thomas faced charges of outraging authorities. Nationwide lockouts followed as the labor confederation urged resistance to government actions.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
St. Louveois
St. Lille
Valenciennea Regio
Nevers
National Defense Mill
Labor Confederation
Italy France in New Dispute Sparks March Talk
Panel reflecting Mussolini views says Italy ready to march on France if needed as tensions rise over colonial aims. Deputies shout for Tunisia Corsica Nice. France demands explanation of Ciano speech to deputies in presence of new ambassador Poncet.
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Mussolini
Italy
France
United Press Pome
Giornale P'Ttalla
Benito Mussolini
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Galeazzo Ciano
Andre Francois Poncet
Frauder Held by Officials
New York December reports William P Buckner a broker tied to a plot to influence Washington legislators in a bond deal as investors lost £1,000,000. Buckner arrived from Queen Mary and faces mail fraud charges connected to Philippines Railway gold bond dealings. A separate Moscow note records the death of Galéna Tring a baby girl with two heads and four arms from pneumonia after childbirth at age one year and 22 days.
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New York
William P. Buckner
Loretta Young
Washington
Bonda of the Philippines Railway Company
Moscow
Galéna
Tring
Tving
Missing Girl Returned Unharmed After Kidnapping
Mary Williams, 18, kidnapped for ransom near Oxon Hill Maryland, was released after convincing her abductors her father had no money. She suffered minor bruises from a half mile cross country escape. police opened an inquiry into the men involved. Brown, her father, spoke to reporters at their home.
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United Press
Oxon Hill
Williams
Brown
Mary
Washington
White
Sten
Wille
Maryland
Auto Crash Injures Woman Three Escape Unharmed
A car skidded from East Wayne Street to a ditch near Was Shrith Streets at 6:45 pm injuring one passenger, with three others shaken. Driver Roberts Roach of East Main Street and passenger Mrs Lillian Hannah of Caiatiohta Lake suffered facial cuts and other injuries while Mrs Hannah’s son Jack, aged Ry, and Mrs Lori Urgentymt of Johto Lake escaped with bruises. Police found no immediate cause as injured parties had been taken to Carry Koanital hospital.
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East Wayne
Roberts Roach
East Main Street
Lillian Hannah
Caiatiohta Lake
Carry Koanital
Hannah
Jack
Lory
Johto Lake
Roach
Pateviman H
Burl Ingame
Earle to Leave for France Commune Mission
Harrisburg December 2 Governor Moore signed four acts including a measure to prohibit discrimination of ear bling information. Earle will depart tonight for a three week war duty in France and plans to return December 22. Aides to the retiring executive decline comment on succession or hunting plans. The governor also discussed slow transmission of certain information and warned against its use to aid gambling.
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Harrisburg
Moores
Earle
Cial
France
Hac
Thompson Hill
Cigarettes Topic At Kiwanis Meet
At a Kiwanis Club dinner at the Corry Hotel, Harry E Keelan of Philip Morris disclosed in detail the chemical contents, manufacturing process, and nationwide distribution of cigarettes. A. Upton of EMO attended as a guest, and W C Cox was named to lead plans with new civic lab directors. Beginning next Thursday, Kiwanis will resume weekly noon luncheon meetings at the novel.
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Kiwanis
Cizard
United States
Harry 8. Keelan
Phillip Morrin and Co. Ltd
Tnc
Kiwanis Club
Corry
A. Upton
W. c. Cox
Civic Lab
Kiwanians
Aged Woman Falls From Window in Brib Home
An elderly woman fell from a second story window at a rooting house in Brib, Pa. She was in critical condition at Hamat hospital. Officials say she apparently misjudged a chair she intended to use, suffering multiple fractures and internal injuries. Mrs. Maury Quivit was nearby when the accident occurred.
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United Press
BRIB
Hamat
Maury Quivit
Concord Wayne Farmers Meet Here December 7
Farmers from Wayne and Concord townships will convene Wednesday afternoon December 7 at 1:30 to elect community committees for the Agricultural Conservation Program. A county convention will also be elected to form the County Agricultural Conservating Committee for next year.
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Wayne
Conrord
Afernoon
Dole
Giller
TH. Marah
Ehidre Man
Alo
Avery Farmer
Tash
State board blocked amid exams amid alleged favoritism
Governor George Rurle faces a controversy as a board, tied to Andrew Hip, is deemed out due to exams and a push for replacements. The Philly leaders Lewie and Dolan oppose the appointments and the Senate Welfare Committee delays the plan as a $200000 agency cost is approved.
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Morey J
Potter United Press
Harrisburg
Der
George He Rurle
Sete Hons
Birie
Shippen Lewie
Philadelphia
Hugh F. Dolan
Pottaville
Susan Fottie
Pittsburgh
Senate
Hailani Senate Welfare
Praetor
Ringdecners
Lewin
Wiliant Roshaw
D. Allegheny
Chi
Cameunlter
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette
Bordy
Repubicana
DuBois Robber Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Case
James DuBois, convicted of taking part in a mail facility robbery, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Schoonmaker to two years in federal prison. The jury found him part of a gang that struck at least five post office offices across western Pennsylvania, with items including $63,000 in cash and $200 in stamps seized.
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Pittsburgh
James James
DuBoix
Lhe Matern
Parvist
Wi Wears
Pennsylynn
Tames
TWO MURDERERS DIE IN LETHAL CHAMBER
An executees' report from a California state prison details two murderers, aged 28 and 29, dying in a lethal gas chamber as cyanide fumes filled their lungs. The men wore stripped prison clothes and endured the final act of a method chosen after hangings fell from use.
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AN Quentin
Christmas Seal Money Used Here in T. B. Health Service
The 32nd annual Christmas seal drive in Corry is run by a local committee led by Miss Eva M Hapler with J Kenneth Winter reporting the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association. Winter notes funds stay in Corry and fund substantial health and tuberculosis prevention work including nurse staffing and school visits, with proceeds supporting local services.
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T. B. Health Service
Corry
Eva M. Hapler
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Tubercutouts
Winter
Garry
Punt
AMONE
Cle
St. Edward’ Parochial School
City Council Bids Budget Trim To 1939 Needs
Slashing about 4900 off the estimated requirements submitted by department heads at a Tuesday meeting, City Council tentatively approves a 1939 budget of 73799.66. Director of Finance Weaver proposes a tax levy and mill rate to cover the revised needs, with a meeting Monday evening to formalize action.
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Finn Fred J. Weaver
Finance Department
Jenna
Ats Mois
Health Department
Streety
Thinbenville
Ely
Notalive
van Ental
Ayu
Weaver
Syith Badger
Conor Meredith Boubilly
City Caliwell
19 Shopping Days Till Christmas OORING BACK TO CHRIST MAS
Fragmented OCR notes describe 1920s era boosterism for Warren G. Harding, a coal digging volunteer call by a Kansas governor, crime worries with Chicago murder counts, fears of a German return under a steel industry change, and references to Carnegie.
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Qhioans
Warren G. Harding
Kancat
Chicago
Germany
Steel
Carnegie
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