Ford Yacht Balla Grounded Off Massachusetts Coast
Ford's new 190 foot yacht Balla, valued at 450000, ran aground on a reef about four miles off Horsenecks Beach. Captain Ox car Anderson sent 17 of the 18 crew to safety aboard Coast Guard boats, while the stern showed damage amid calm seas. The vessel, built to carry 28 guests plus crew, features a dining room, living room and luxe captain’s quarters.
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United Press
New Bedford
Masy
Ford
Balla
Neponset
Horsenecks Beach
Oxcar Anderson
Coast Guard
Wood's Hole
George Washington
Tuts
Woods Hole
Han
Girl Loses Leg After Coasting Accident
Miss Jane Crum 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Blaine Crum of 216 West Pleasant street had her left leg amputated at Corry hospital after a week old toboggan accident on Pleasant Street hill left the limb crushed with torn muscles and ruptured vessels. A specialist from Erie assisted the case while Tobin Goring also suffered a fracture from a sid ride nearby.
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Les
Jane Crum
Blaine Crum
West Pleasant Street
Figh School
St Corry Hospital
Erle
Ito
Pleasant Street Hill
Corry Hospital
Tnf
Crum
Tobn Goring
South Center Street
Mother and three children die from gas fumes
Overbrook Pennsylvania December 6 A mother Mrs Minerva Auerbach and her three children Josephine 7 Carlton 4 and Bernard 2 died from illuminating gas fumes in their home. Firefighters found the bodies on the cellar floor after repairmen followed the smell to the residence. Investigators said a newly installed water system in the basement had been turned on but burners not ignited.
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Prem Overbrook
Minerva Auerbach
Charles J. Auerbach
Josephine
Carlton
Bernard
Koltornn
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listing Networks and Times
The listing shows WEAF NBC Network at 8:00 BST with Cities Service Orchestra on WABEC and CBS Network at 0:00 BST True Story Hour on WJZ NBC at 9:30 BST Philco Hour NBC at 9:00 HST Thru the 200-inch telescope De Wichu Thomson WEAR NBC at 10.40 DST Mystery House.
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WEAF
NBC
Cities Service Orchestra
WABEC
CBS
WJZ
Wichu Thomson
WEAR
Mystery House
Publication ban on publishing drawings results
The Journal states under Section 473 of the Postal Laws and Regulations it cannot publish drawing results for associations charity organizations or any business or individualconducted events where chances or numbered tickets are incidental to purchases or attendance. It notes that while the paper views such events as not actual lotteries the law imposes a publication prohibition.
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Charity Organizilone
Terrific blast devastates Chicago store injuring 16
A powerful dynamite bomb exploded in a south side Chicago store and adjacent apartments injuring 16 people and causing about 30 000 dollars in damage. Police blamed labor racketeers though no suspects were named. Eleven year old Frank Marcello suffered severe injuries including a broken leg and facial injuries.
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Chicago
United Press
South Side
Frank Marcello
Tony Marcello
People's Hospital
Marcello
Prank Ellison
Daniel Covelli
Big Dave
Martin "Steady" Looney
Bandits Hit Capitol Theatre In New Castle Robbery
Three bandits robbed the Capitol Theatre ticket office in New Castle Pennsylvania last night escaping by car with 150 dollars. An attendant provided a description of one suspect.
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Unlellerens
New Castle, Ps
Capitol Theatre
Postal workers may get half holiday in Pittsburgh
United Brass reports a labor union resolution urging a half Saturday holiday for postal employees. James Gallagher, president of the Joint Association of Postal Employes of Western Pennsylvania, presented the resolution as part of a Lafollette-Mead bill discussion in Congress.
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United Brass Pittsburgh
Ber
Pasange
Lafollette-Mead
Congress
Pitsburgh
James Gallagher
Joint
Association of Postal Employes of
Western Pennsylvania
Fisher Delays Name of Sate Senate Appointee
Harrisburg December 6 Governor Fisher will not name a United States Senate appointee to fill the vacancy caused by William S Vare before next week. He will seek counsel from prominent citizens and Washington word before deciding. Rumor places Joseph R Grundy of Bristol as frontrunner, with other Pennsylvanians possible but not committed.
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U. S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Gcrundy
United Press
Harrisburg
Fisher
United States Senate
Wm. 3
Vare
Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Joseph R. Grundy
Lielief
Grundy
Orst
Deer Hunters Trade Tall Tales In Harrisburg Dispatch
Harrisburg reports feature hunting stories from Shamokin and Beaver Meadow. Charles Scheibley claims accidental discharge killed a buck, while John Hitchke grabbed the antlers and was dragged before another hunter shot the animal.
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United Press Harrisburg
Tyie
Charles Scheibley
Scheibley
John Hitchke
Beaver Meadow
Hazelton
Hitchko
Hitehkro
Drowned in Railroad Tank Car of Gasoline
Grant Harvey of Newville died after entering a railroad tank car of gasoline to remove contents. Officials believe he fell into the car though no witnesses saw the accident. Harvey, 28, had married only weeks before his death in Harrisburg.
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United Prove
Harrisburg
Grant Harvey
Newville
Harvey
Waves and gale wreckage claim several vessels coast to coast
Heavy gales lash the British Isles and Atlantic for nearly 24 hours. Dozens of ships report trouble or are disabled, with 23 dead including 16 from the British steamship Princes Plantean off Ireland. Rescue crews save crews of ships like the Gander Sea and Mystery while several fishing vessels remain missing from Newfoundland.
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United Press
London
Atlantic Ocean
Leking
Smaly
Trish
Waterford
Kita
Skerries
Ireland
Yarmouth
Arth Sands
Rewart
Corton Sand
New York
British Isles
Uner Republic
To S.lines
Newfoundland
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Cape Ann
Dr Caldwell Speaks At Hi-Y Meeting On Sex Hygiene
Dr Caldwell from the state health department addressed a Hi-Y club gathering at the Senior High School auditorium. The talk emphasized parental responsibility in sex hygiene, followed by four reels including The Gift of Life. The presentation aimed to educate men and boys in a clean, wholesome manner under the High School and local M C A auspices. Mrs ED Mackenzie left this morning for a Warren visit with relatives.
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Auditorum
Ls Ai-Y Club
Caldwell
State Department At Health
M.C. A
State Department of Health
D. A. Hillstrom
Second Munhall Explosion Injures Four After Post Office Blast
In Munhall Pennsylvania a second blast in a drug store basement followed the prior gas explosion at the Star drug store demolishing the post office area. Four men including Harry Wienberger and William J Gallaghey received on scene aid while John Gerchale and Leo Patterson were hospitalized. Damages spread across the block.
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United Press
Munhall
Munhat
Anit
Star Drug
Harry Wienberger
William J. Gallaghey
John Gerchale
Braddock
Leo Patterson
Homestead Park
Homestead Hospital
Air mail flier Nelson succumbs to exposure
The body of Thomas P. Nelson, a dual air mail pilot killed in last Monday's crash, is returned to Plainsfield New Jersey after being found near his plane in a blizzard. Coroner Lester T. Reynolds rules death exposure and notes Nelson leaped late from a failed parachute escape. Col Lindbergh Pall Love Paul Collins Addie Stinson Lisut James Doolittle aided in the search.
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United Press
Cleveland
Thomas P. Nelson
Plainsfield
N. J
Nelson
Painesville
Lester T. Reynolds
Geangs County
Charles A. Lintbergh
Pall Love
Paul Collins
Addie Stinson
Lisut
James Doolittle
Lindbergh
Love
New York
Chicago-St. Louis
Methodist Church fundraising reaches mid way total
The Methodist Episcopal Church campaign for funds to repair and improve the building has reached 4639 dollars with volunteers canvassing remaining members. Final pledges to be tallied Monday as workers aim to cover a new roof heating debt and interior improvements.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Moe
Two Girls Die in Home Fire at Shep herd Michigan
In Pleasant, Michigan, a morning fire destroyed the Reiter home. Mary Reiter age ten and Phyl Reiter age two died in bed. Ruth, one year old, was seriously burned and may die. Mrs Freiler, waking to breakfast, aided four other children to safety before returning for the baby. Mary Reiter was not at home at the time.
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United Press
Pleasant
Mich
Dew
Mary Reiter
Sist
Phyl
Hunter Killed and Two Wounded in Local Hunting Incidents
One hunter died and two others were seriously wounded in recent hunting incidents around Fryburg and nearby areas. Hoy Barnes, 58, of Timblin, died at OF City Hospital from gunshot wounds. Louis Daly, Titusville, was shot in the thigh by a deer hunter and remains in critical condition. W Horn, 40, Meadville, was shot by his son near Kellettville. treated at Oil City Hospital and sent home in serious but improving condition.
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Hoya Brovigns
Timblin
Ferson County
Uessist
Fryaurg
Braciong
Louis Daly
Titusville
Tia
W. Horn
Meativille
Kellettville
Oil City Hospital
Meadville
Pennsylvanian Congressman Dies at Mount Clemens
Congressman W. W. Griest of Pennsylvania died at Mount Clemens after a period of illness. He had been recuperating there for several weeks and relapsed on Wednesday. Physicians said he had shown will-power to stay alive for the last day. His wife and daughter Rebecca were at his side.
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Unneo Press
MT. Clemens
Mish
W. W. Griest
Pennsylvania
Lancasta
Griest
Rebecca
Seat of Penn senator-elect vacancy sparks Senate vote
Washington reports a vacancy in the seat of Pennsylvanias senator-elect prompts a Senate vote. The Norris resignation had been debated amid fraud charges, and Vares seating fought for by both parties with Nye signaling caution about Gov Fishers appointment and the Grundy Mellon machine influence.
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Ware
Norris
Senate
United Press
Washington
Philadelphia
U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Semele
Luxetts
Chenivisa
William B. Wilson
Wilson
Ashurst
Hayden
Arizona
McKellar
Tennessee
Barkley
Kentucky
Pattmas
Nevada
Robinson
Arkansas
Shepperd
Texas
Ami Walsh
Whiteler
Montana
Blaine
Lavollette
Wiscersin
McMaster
So Kota
Nebraska
Thomas Oklahoma
Brookhart
Enmouincen Vare
Nye
North Dakota
Fisher
Vare
Grundy‘Mellon
Butler Seeks Gubernatorial Bid Hint In Pennsylvania
General Smedley D. Butler told a Pittsburgh audience he would consider supporting a Pennsylvania Soldiers led revolt if asked. he denied current plans for office and recalled a Philadelphia stint in public service. In Brooklyn, 12 year old James Tranchita admitted starting a school blaze to influence the turnout for a safety drill.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Provernes
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marines
Fitzahurghy Bullatis
Butler
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Coroner's Jury Rules Helgler Death Self Inflicted
A coroner's jury in Brady township concluded that Fred Helgler aged 65 died by his own hand on the D. H. Haniel farm. The verdict, reached after a short deliberation, was opposed by a sixth juror who doubted the finding and suggested Zuijginr William may have been involved.
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Jay
Dubois
Fred Helgler
D. H. Haniel
Brady Township
Zuijginr Willain
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