Hoover Transfers World Court Action To Senate
President Hoover will submit the World Court treaty to the Senate and let congressional leaders decide timing. White House drafts an executive message to proceed, aiming for hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee and possible special Senate session if required. The move seeks to avoid disrupting the current legislative program and prevent an extra session. Leaders hope committee action by March 4, with a Senate session limited to executive business if needed. The federal council of churches recently urged action, led by Bishop McDowell and Dr. Gulick, stressing eight years of court support and urging decisive steps from Hoover and the Senate.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
White House
Congress
Lie
Foreign Relations Committee
Mdie
Teaders
Mr. Hoover
Sidney J. Gulick
New York
Mellon calls repeal of one per cent tax cut
Secretary Mellon urged repeal of the one per cent tax cut for this year and said customs revenue would be harmed by extending the cut. He urged Congress to authorize up to eight billion dollars in new government funds as part of refinancing. The Treasury faces over four billion dollars in short term securities due this winter and seeks to convert them into long term bonds at lower rates.
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United Press
Washington
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
NBC network schedule lists Vallee orchestra at 6 00 p m on WHAW and The Bamps at 8 30 p m on WJZ plus Arig Ag matwar clock 8 30 0 ay Aroo birthday party on WABE 10 30 p m Boytan entertainers on WABCO and Bon Bernie’s orchestra on GBS network 11 00 p m.
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Whaw
NBC
Bamps
Arig Ag
Nac Matwar
WABE
CBS
ai—Boytan
WABCO
GBS
Bon Bernie
Ammunition Depot Blast Kills Thirty
United Press reports that a large blast at an ammunition depot killed about thirty people and injured many, as federal authorities consider security lapses at the facility. The incident sparks renewed calls for stricter safety measures and enforcement actions in the defense sector.
Explosion at Porto Novo de Cunha Kills 30 in Minas Gerais
Thirty people die and many others are wounded in a munitions explosion at Porto Novo de Cunha in the state of Minas Gerais. Among the victims are rebel troops tied to the recent Brazilian revolution under Commander American Freire. The blast caused heavy damage to the quartered troops and to the Rio de Janeiro newspaper Diario Da Noite director Major Le Rae and family.
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Uy United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Porto Novo
Resignation of Rev R F Cressey from First Presbyterian
The Rev R F Cressey shocked his congregation by resigning from the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church North. He will move to Henry and has accepted a call from a church there. Rev M Oressey plans to leave Corry shortly after the new year to begin a pastorate, delivering his final sermon in Corry on the last Sunday of the month.
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Roger J. Cressey
First Presbyterian North
Hunry
Mx. Oressey
Corry
Mr. Cressey
Erie
Churettes
Middle West
First Presbyterian Church
Coast Guardlike Safety Plan on West Pleasant Street
Chis? of Police Ruppersberg announced this morning that unless the weather worsens, youngsters have no chance of posting this evening on West Pleasant Street under protective measures from traffic. The police department will set lantern signals at intersections and close traffic on that street during early evening to ensure safe crossing conditions. The plan may be repeated on future evenings when conditions permit.
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Chis
Ruppersberg
Detroit bandit captured at Brookville report
A Detroit bandit sought in connection with the Hotel Biggs holdup was captured at Reynoldsville with a woman companion. John E Gardner alias Fret Nei ports and Iva Jane Rhodes alias Lola Rhodes were arrested by state police after a Detroit police tip. Photographs and fingerprints matched the prisoners.
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Unites Pres Brookville
Detroitollee
Biggs
Cott Barker
Detroit
Herbert Ones
Reynoldsvilie
Erie Gambling Joints Raided Last Evening
Erie, Pa. district attorney Otto Hembst announced a statewide crackdown on organized gambling after raids last night on multiple gambling dens. Agents seized betting money and arrested Earl Weltheimer, Wallon, Nick Pistory, and Mark Bale while others were released on bail.
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Erie
Erim
Te Ald
Pennsylvania Tire Police
Iwatowe
Lito J) Smith
West Bom Street
Wallon
Bane
Tellur
Glaces
Aiden
Nigereda
Hall'a Cigapetete
Anc
Earl Weltheimer
West 27Th
Ususy
Slate Street
Po Wainheimer
Sigfied Staterment Awademy
Otto Hembst
Smith
Nick Pistory
12Th Street
Mark [Balle
of & Gamihi
Hall
Clgis
Sthigach
Weinheimer
Sergeant Jones
State Police
Grey End Long
Severe quakes shake Albuquerque and region
United Press reports two severe earthquakes hit Albuquerque and nearby territory on December 1. The first quake at 2:87 p.m. prompted evacuation of downtown theatres and offices. a second followed almost immediately. Denver dispatch notes a second degree quake recorded by Regis College seismograph, likened to the Tokyo event. center likely distant in southern India.
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United Hres
Albuquerque
N. M
Shibok Albuquerque
Terriory
Denver
Gale
Dewd
Regis College
Father A. We
Tokio
India
Christmas Club Checks Boost Local Trade
Local merchants report improved retail activity after Christmas Club checks arrived from Citizens Bank and National Bank of Corry. Officials say a brisk afternoon and strong Christmas buying broadened across goods lines, with many calling yesterday a very good trading day and predicting stronger sales tomorrow and Saturday.
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Citizen's Bank
Saii of
Corty Banks
Christus
Kiwanis Club Names Officers for Coming Year
The Kiwanis Club elected Ray Green president for the coming year at its regular meeting in Hobel Comy. Officers include Walter Scott as vice president, R W Brown as treasurer, and directors Chas Hoffmaster Howard Sheen Chas Shuss Walter Peske Clem Buller Dr C W Jones and Dr W W Graham. A ticket sale report for the December 12 entertainment progress was noted. Guest speakers included John C Diffin and W BasKIN on travel to Europe with Dr Shapiro detailing a tour of England France Belgium Holland Switzerland and Germany.
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Ray Green
Kiwanis Club
Hobel Comy
Walter Scott
Truster
R. W. Brown
Caren Shoop
Chas. Hoftmaster
Howard Sheen
Chas
Shuss
Walter Peske
Clem Buller
Liffey
Dr. Shapiro
Missing Pittsburgh boy sparks river search efforts
A Pittsburgh child, last seen playing near a houseboat with his mother, remains missing after authorities noted river search activity along the Moponpihela and surrounding Glenwood area. Police described the situation as a missing person case with continuous river patrols and shoreline checks ongoing.
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Pittsburgh
Tech
Glenwood Brie
sGhabies
Young Appeals for Adjustment of War Debts
New York December 4 Owen D Young financier who drafted the reparations plan urged America to show sympathy and understanding in readjusting European war debts. He avoided direct judgments but pressed for broader view and responsibility, noting debtors seek readjustment amid depreciated prices. He warned against hardening attitudes and urged definite action to prevent uncertainty in international obligations. A fire report follows about a mother and three children killed in Montville New Jersey.
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United Press
New York
America
Owen D. Young
Young
Lotus Club
Noposit
Twenty Two Perished In India Quake
A severe earthquake in Burma killed 22 people and injured over 90 at Pyu, about 150 miles north of Rangoon. Fire swept homes, Toungoo suffered heavy damage, and communications in the region were disrupted. Seismographs in Italy recorded two hours of activity, while locals blamed the London round table talks.
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United Press London
Burma
Exchange Telegraph
Ratgoon
Pyu
Rangoon
Italy
Rome
Burme
India
Toungoo
Escape by inmates shocks Mattsawan guards at hospital
A group of inmates at Mattsawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane overpowered five guards and freed about six prisoners in a pre-dawn escape. William H. Nelson, a former inmate and burglar, led the plot with two accomplices, and the trio fled toward the hospital grounds then toward Fishkill barracks as state police pursued the high-speed car.
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United Press Beacon
N. Y
Mattsawan State Hspital
William H. Nelson
Nelson
New York City
Chatgha
James Ui McGrath
Pietsree
McGrath
Anc
Keus
Hospital Kitchen
Clifford Cooper
Don Buiskméll
Samuel Kane
Kane
Fishkill State Police
Phekskill
Matteawan State Hospital
Tonneny Janji
Houghton Hunter Charged by Buck Deer Near Titusville
In Titusville district a hunting party from Houghton faced a charging buck that wounded Arthur Chapple and allowed his comrades to retrieve a 440 pound buck with thirteen stitches needed for Chapple’s hand and forearm. Stuart Houghton of Corry participated with Arthur Chapple A C Morris RM Clark Grand Valley in the expedition near Emerson Hill.
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Stuart. Houghton
Titusville
Arthur Chapple
A. C. Morris
Clark
Grand Valley
Stuart Houghton
Corry
Emerson Hill
Chapple
Nir. Chapple
Deer Driven Down by Corry Hunters Report
Local hunters report multiple deer taken in Corry area with heavy game including a 200 pound buck and a 155 pound buck. Names mentioned: F Price Merle Capwell H L Raymond LeRoy Cally Roy Howard William Memitey Ward Skinner Chester Paul andubie Petts. A hunting party from Huntingdon County returned with two bucks and several does in Osmer Run and Cltacusid County regions.
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F. Price
Yorkshill
Merle Capwell
H Hain Street
Minch Attenon
H. L. Raymond
Wright Street
Garland
Osmer Run
Corry
Raymond
Ely
LeRoy Cally
Roy Howard
William Memitey
Mde
Ward Skinner
Huntingdon Colunty
Chester Paul Andubie Petts
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House
Justice Department
Luthicum
R. F. Cressey
Ilinois Town
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Montvidub
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Madeling
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New York Institution For the Criminal Insane
Houghton
Hunter
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