Ambassadors Speak Season Across Nations
United Press reports a busy season of ambassador speeches as officials from the Soviet, Britain, Japan, France, Italy, Germany, and China address audiences in Philadelphia New York Baltimore and other cities. Notable figures include Alexander Troyanovsky Ronald Lindsay Hiros Salo Alfred Lee Andrew Laboulaye Augusto Russo Hans Luther Joseph Grew William Dodd Ruth Bryan Owen Nelson Johnson and Robert Bingham. The Uncle Tom's Cabin Company arrives and ambassadorships face various global issues.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Alexander Troyanovsky
Philadelphia
Moscow
Ronald Lindsay
New York
Japan
Hiros Salo
Academy of Political Science
Boston
Sao-ke Alfred Lee
China
Andrew Laboulaye
Baltimore
Augusto Russo
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Patterson
Morristown
Hans Luther
Pacific Coast
Midway Points
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Randolph
Joseph 3
Ruth Bryan Owen
Copenhagen
Nelson Z. Johnson
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal File December 5, 1914
Former Congressman Peter M Speer of Corry City to deliver the address at the annual lodge of Corry lodge of Elks. The auxiliary association of Company A membership campaign reaches over fifty members. The widow of Dr Guy E Lawson seeks 5000 damages from the Pennsylvania Railroad after his auto was struck by a train. Relief Society plans for Christmas work discussed. Lyle Van Vieck attends Erie county highway supervisors convention at Erie. Stone and Clary install a large illuminated ring sign on West Main Street.
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Peter M. Speer
di] City
Corry
Auxiliary Association of Companhy A
Severa
Guy E. Lawson
Celoron
Pennay
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie County
Lyle van Vieck
Erie Uris
Government suit on NRA test grips Pennsylvania case
In Harrisburg a U S district court hears the Perkins battery case as a potential nationwide test of the National Recovery Act. Prosecutors present 17 witnesses and more than 100 industry exhibits to show Perkins shipped materials across state lines and sold in New York and Virginia. Defense moves to quash charging 11 violations of wage rules, arguing NRA unconstitutionality and intrastate trade regulation. Perkins, 56, ex Cornell football player and descendant of Miles Standish, allegedly paid 11 workers under the 40 cents per hour wage.
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Wilted
Harrisburg
Drederick Clark Perkins
York
NRA
Parkins
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Albert L. Watson
Perkins
Corne: University
Anneal
Miles Standish
Non-Suit in City Damage Suit Over Sidewalk Fall
A jury non-suits the damage action brought by Mrs. Zella Watson over injuries from a sidewalk fall at 1212 West 1th Street on May 1 1982 seeking 20000 dollars from the city. Attorney Murphy defended for the city. J B Hell for the plaintiff. An appeal was granted for a new trial in the related Ware Ridge accident case involving the Schultz estate and Miss Niebauer who received 3000 dollars in Erie County Court.
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Tide Dot McCann
Zella Wataon
West 10Th Streek
West 1Th Street
City Settator
M. Murphy
J. B. Hell
Phontiff
Watson
Anthony M. Schultz
Lows Schultz
Erie Than
Annvcrdent
Margaret Niebauer
North East
Schultz
Erie Cotaty
Dutch unemployment and Christmas trees amid world woes
Dutch unemployment grows as German trade restrictions and quota laws bite. About 1.5 million Dutch sign a petition urging higher dole, clothing, blankets, and food. Separately, Christmas trees arrive from Canada and the United States, with nurseries supplying trees and promoting reforestation to ease forest pressure.
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Holland
Hlland
Saar Report Fails to Protect U S Interests
Geneva December five United Press staff correspondent Wallace Carroll reports the Saar report presented to a League of Nations council meeting leaves U S investments exposed to German transfer restrictions. It proposes French and German guarantees for repayment of French holdings but omits safeguards for American investments amid looming plebiscite in January.
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Wallace Carroll
United Press
Geneva
Saar
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Council
Germany
Berlin
Wise assails Adolf Hitler at Pittsburgh meeting
In Pittsburgh an audience at the YM and Hy AL auditorium heard Rabbi Stephen S Wise of New York denounce Adolf Hitler and Nazi policy. He criticized Nazi persecution of Jews as proper and warned Hitler would be opposed, declaring there is no place now for him in civilization and predicting Hitler will fall.
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Pittsburgh
Ym, & Hy AL
Beard Reid Stephen S. Wise
New York
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Saar
Germany
Rabbi Wise
Nazi Germany
Aviation Day: celebration of Wright brothers flight
National Aviation Day on December 17 marks the Wright brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk New York. Programs will feature all available aircraft airborne at 10 30 with planes circling communities then returning for public inspection. The Army Navy and Bureau of Air Commerce organize participation to showcase safety and comfort of air travel.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Army
Navy
Bureau of Air Commerce
White Night satin gown delights Paris society
Paris reports describe Maggy Rouff’s white satin evening gown “White Night” worn by Betty Pausainond in Sacha Guitry’s Le Nowvesu Testament. The design features a two point corsage line with a gathered full skirt, and a pale blue satin tunic dress with draped folds and crystal accents worn by prominent clients including Mrs G. R. Hearst.
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Paris
Betty Pausainond
Sacha Guitry
le Nowvesu
Maggy Rouff
Maggy Hoult
G. R. Hearst
Madame Prancals Poncat
France
Berl
Memorial Day address speaker slated for Pittsburgh noon
J. F. Austin and L. Alexander travel to Pittsburgh for a noon appearance as Austin will give the Elka Memorial Day address tomorrow. Z. L. Street was named commander of Post 70 G. A. R. at the annual election yesterday. Henry McCray was named wealth officer for the borough of El sin. A Public Charities Board to supervise winter work for the poor was named here. Members include Mrs. DeWitt Bracken, Mrs. Georges Roberts, Rev. David McKegney, William Powell, John E. Ricker, Robert Patterson and D. Warren DeRosay.
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J. F. Austin
L. Alexander
Pittsburgh
Mr. Austin
Z. L. Street
Post 70
Public Charities
DeWitt Bracken
Georges Roberts
David ‘McKegney
William Powell
John E. Ricker
Robert Patterson
D. Warren DeRosay
Continentals Prospect: Paul de Rico Wins Hollywood Test
Paul de Rico, 24 year old tennis player and Oxford student born in Paris, meets director Mervyn LeRoy aboard the Empress of Britain. LeRoy and his wife back a screen test and contract for de Rico, seen as a poised, handsome romantic figure with literary interests and a strong sports background.
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Hollywood
Dev
Pauli de Rico
Oxford
de Rico
Mervyn le Roy
Doris Warner
le Roy
Paris
University of Paris
United States
Forest Hills
Oxford-Cambridge
Harvard
Warner Studio
de Ricoard
Salt Lake and Zodiac Signs Intersect in Odd Moon Edges
The column mixes star forecasts with a travel note and a weather report. It highlights a new moon around noontime and urges caution on digestion and nerves from mid 1935. It also notes significant dates for social life and literature, and reports Salt Lake City’s lake level dropping to 11 feet below the zero mark since 1905.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Great Salt Lake
A. B. Purton
United States
Geological Survey
Surface
Rate Changes to Cut Costs for Philadelphia Electric Customers
Philadelphia Electric Company announced rate changes expected to save over 750000 annually for more than 170000 customers. The changes take effect January 5 and apply to general light and power service above the new minimum bill.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Elestric Company
General Light and Power Service
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Elsin
Hollywood Tula
W. E. Phillips
Genter St
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Ceater Street
Corry, Penn
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