United States to avoid embargo extension on Italy and Ethiopia
Washington reports indicate the United States will not extend embargoes on oil, copper, and cotton to Italy and Ethiopia unless Congress amends the neutrality law. State Department says policy remains completely independent, limiting trade to normal levels and awaiting legislative action.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
State Department
Department
New York
Standard of of New Jersey
League of Nations
Cordell Hull
Harold L. Ickes
Philip Girodano
Il Progresso
New York City
Sumner Welles
Chile
Welles
Roosevelt
Benefit Car At St Edward Hall A Pleasant Evening
A benefit party held last evening at St Edward hall by a committee of ladies of St Thomas church drew a good crowd. Sixteen tables accommodated guests. Auctions offered refreshments and a contract fridge prize went to Misebena St. Glai. Committee served sandwiches fast cakes and comes.
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ST. Wasi Hall
St. Edward‘ Hall
St. Thomas Church
State's 1935 laws to be issued in pamphlet form
Harrisburg announces that Pennsylvanians will soon obtain the state's 1935 laws in pamphlet form. The volume will include 433 notes from enactments of the 1924 special session. Advance sheets have been printed and distributed. contracts call for 28,000 copies.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Department
Massive deer hunt erupts in Kane county forests
Thousands of nimrods from several states opened deer season in Kane County as dawn broke on Monday. High powered rifles and shotguns roared across Allegheny forest lands, with hundreds of bucks killed throughout the county. Hunters reported heavy shooting from daybreak to about 10 p.m. as deer moved through valleys and hillsides.
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Kane
Allegheny Forest
Five Indicted in Warren County Court Session
At the December term grand jury in Warren County five true bills were returned. James Stevenson pleaded guilty to assault and battery as part of a five-count indictment. The other cases include aggravated assault and battery, statuary changes for Carl Peterson, and Faul cited for operating a bar without proper registration and failing to display a certificate. A separate note reports a motorist fined $19.85 for scaring children with a car in Port Arthur.
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Stevenson
Warren
James Stevenson
Carl Peterson
Charles A. Faul
State to take over five toll bridges kept open for debt
Harrisburg news item says five toll bridges will be transferred to state ownership. Tolls will continue until a $40,000,000 bond issue is covered. Bridges include Market Street Brig Harrisburg Sunbury Shamokin Dam Clarks Ferry West Hickory Point Mahon. If price talks fail, condemnation may occur. Maintenance will shift to the highway department after debt retirement.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Market Street
Brig
Sunbury- Shamokin Dam
Clarks Ferry
West Hickory
Point Mahon
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Rural Dramatic Tourney Listed
The Erie county rural dramatic contest will be held at Waterford Vocational School auditorium on Saturday December date at 8 00 p m with Edinboro Watsburg and Girard as competing groups. The district contest featuring Erie Crawford and Chautauqua counties will be held at Union City Grange Hall on Thursday December 19 at 8 00 p m. Each county fields one play and the winning cast advances to Harrisburg in January 1936 for the state contest.
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Erie County
Waterford
Edinboro
Watsburg
Girard
Vinknge
Chawford
Bhue
Inion City
Grange Hall
Harrisboro
Plan Meeting for Dairymen in Pennsylvania
State College dairy expert R H Olmstead will discuss feeding and herd management at meetings across Erie Edinboro Union City and Corry. The talks address roughage shortages concentrate analyses and latest extension guidance for dairy farmers facing winter supply and quality challenges. Also reports indicate organizers seek to end a 1200 truck drivers strike affecting Philadelphia wholesale produce district.
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State College
R. H. Olmstead
Pennsylvania State College
For
Olmstead
Deemer
Erie County Mill Association
State Street
Erie
Edinboro
Juvenile Grange
Union City
Municipal Building
Corry
Philadelphia
Annette Young Slated Deputy Register of Wills
Dec 4 Miss Annette Young, clerk of carts, is slated to become deputy register of wills on January 6, replacing Mi Mae Rossiter, sister of Mayor James P. Rossiter. Rossiter has served 19 years in the office and earned 3000 yearly before a salary cut to 200 under B P Swarts.
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FBI
Mies
Annette Young
Mi Mae Rossiter
James P. Rossiter
Rossiter
Iss Young
Erie
Miss Rossiter
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills Office
B. P. Swarts
Fragmented list of authors and titles in mixed jumble
A distorted OCR fragment lists many author names and book titles without coherent news context. The legible items include Zane Grey, Sinclair Lewis, Grace Hill, Booth Tarkington, and Dorothy Canfield among others, with stray phrases and incomplete names creating a collage rather than a narrative.
Classified Ads and Public Notices from Corry Era
Classified section lists health ad UDGA sample offer and local business ads. Includes auto parts shop, battery service, furniture repair, livestock and vehicle listings, Christmas trees, radio repairs, and a lengthy city ordinance notice with budget figures and a funeral acknowledgment from the Urhane family.
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Kelster
William
Corry Battery Service
Main Street
4.82 Mile Stretch of Road to be Widened
Harrisburg dispatch reports two major highway contracts under the 1986 federal aid program were awarded. The Perry highway project north of Westview in Allegheny county will widen and straighten nearly five miles at a cost near 600 thousand dollars. General Asphalt Paying Company of Santon received the bid as the lowest of eight. The plan calls for reinforced concrete surfaces and bridges, with a bituminous overlay on the existing pavement.
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Ay Unico Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Perry Highway
Westview
Allegheny County
General Asphalt
Santon
Train Stoned by Striking WPA Workers
Philadelphia report states a train carrying WPA road laborers to Ivyland, Sacks County, was stoned by about 700 striking workers. Stones shattered windows as the crowd shouted they would not board until back pay issues were resolved.
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Philadelphia
WPA
Ivyland
Sacks County
Wats
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