Coolidge Seeks Record Peace Time Budget of 4.26 Billion
President Coolidge submitted to Congress a proposed fiscal year 1929 budget totaling 4,258,793,765 dollars, stressing a balanced plan while warning against tax cuts beyond a 225 million dollar margin. The package asks 802,107,020 for the Navy and 408,823,199 for the War Department, with broader military and defense spending, welfare, and public works components.
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Near Zero Cold Wave Sweeps Eastward
United Press reports a severe cold wave sweeping the central region with temperatures near zero by tomorrow. Nebraska Iowa Missouri and parts of Wisconsin Illinois and other states face deep cold as shippers brace for freezing conditions. Alberta fatal accident claims three men and a boy as winter storms gridlock roads and plow activity.
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Willis Enters 1928 Race Amid Hoover Boom Plan
Senator Willis of Ohio announces candidacy for president in 1928 at a time when Hoover backers push for a formal campaign. The Move follows President Coolidge urging the party to pick another distinguished candidate, with rapid-fire talk of a Hoover boom launching from Newark within weeks.
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Hughes Not Candidate In Any Sense Declares
New York Dec 7 Charles Evans Hughes, repeatedly floated as a possible presidential hopeful, issued a statement from his office saying he is not a candidate in any sense and that he is disappointed by President Coolidge’s decision. Hughes reiterates he has no further attitude toward candidacy and stands by last May’s remark.
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Corry Woman Leaves 1000 to Orphan Home Bequest
Miss Abiah J. White of Corry wills 1000 to the Otterbein Home at Meadville and 22,000 remain for heirs including Gen Trode Coe, Helen Coe, Everett Neckyrs of Ripley New York, Macy J White of Erie, with Judson B. Coe named executor. She died at her Hast Min Street home on November 0th with funeral and Pine Grove interment planned. She was a member of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge as a past noble grand.
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Dr Woodring to Address Local High School Teachers
Dr Masie N Woodring professor of Secondary Education at Columbia University will visit and address the faculties of Junior and Senior High schools in this city Thursday and Friday this week arriving from New York City tomorrow. She will observe and confer at Junie High Thursday and Lonlon High Scholal Friday with joint meetings of both schools. Edith Davison supervisor of Home Making from the state department visited the Home Economics department for inspection today.
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State Department
Man dies from shot that killed deer in Altoona
Altoona dispatch reports a hunter named Jarry Tennis died after a hunting party shot a deer. Weber and Waklen Weber pursued the wounded animal. the shot struck Tennis in the legs, severing his life as rescuers gave aid. The incident occurred on a local farm year.
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Clymer Road Projects Move Forward In County Plan
County supervisors advance the Clymer road program seeking permanent improvement of Mohawk Street and the Columbus road stretch. The plan includes relocating roses and adding minor changes to ease traffic toward the station, with hopes Pennsylvania funding will enable the work.
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Organize New Scout Troop Tonight At Baptist Church
Gore's Noy Scott organization moves forward with forming a new scout troop at the Baptist church this evening. The Baptist troop, recently formed with about fourteen members, will be guided by Scout master Exile Dilodeau of the Junior Higa wee. Moenke Me Bbidesry and several others bring experience in Stour Tendership. Pottingil! of the Eistrout of Five will attend to represent at tonight's meeting as the troop's organization is perfected. Other troops have recently organized at Episcopal and Methodist churches, signaling a robust scouting effort in Corry.
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CLYMER MAN FREED OF TRAPPING VIOLATION
Jose Tresor of Clymer was found not guilty of illegal muskrat trapping by a jury in Judge Gallsp’s court at the Clymer town hall. Game Warden Zents testified musk rats were in the traps, but no evidence showed Tresor had removed the set, leading to the acquittal.
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Five Best Radio Features Tonight Highlighted Programs
Radio schedule lists WEAP WEAE and WOR options with hosts and performances. Notable items include a Der Freischuetz recital and violinist Sascha Jacobsen with The Dippers Orchestra. Programs air across EST hour labels and include varied music and talk segments.
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Hunter Brings Down 400 Pound Buck in Pa
Stroudsburg, Pa. Dec 7 83 Emery Kfuss 22 of Kresgeville shot a 400 pound buck believed largest ever killed in Pennsylvania in modern times. The rifle shot killed the mammoth deer instantly and the hunter boasted a 18 point rack on one side and 17 on the other.
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President Coolidge Deficiency Bill Test In House Senate Fight
Washington December 7 President Coolidge faces a defining test as the House weighs the deficiency bill including the White House gun elevation proposal for ships amid strong opposition. In the Senate fights over seating Republican Senators Varé of Pa and Smith of Ind revive clashes, while efforts to unite regular Republicans with Independents seek to shape Senate power and policy. The gun elevation issue could frame broader disarmament debate tied to the Geneva naval conference as votes loom on admission of the contested senators.
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City Reports New Chickenpox Case In Early Outbreak
One new chickenpox case was added to the city counts today, bringing total quarantined cases to about fifteen. Officials say no case is serious, and quarantine rules remain in place while a larger outbreak is not anticipated. Two pneumonia cases have also been reported in the past three days.
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One Killed Three Injured In Crash In Pa
A motor truck and an automobile collided on the William Penn Highway near Blatrsville Pennsylvania last night. Rass J Campbell 40 of Trafford City died instantly from a broken neck. S Calderone 27 of Apollo Pennsylvania, truck driver, sustained a fracture and was taken to Indiana Hospital. condition listed as serious.
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City Choices For 1928 GOP Convention Tangle
The Republican National Committee deadlocks over the 1928 convention site with Kansas City, San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Cleveland receiving ballots. San Francisco gains early leads but the field remains unsettled amid shifting totals across ballots.
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Injured Workman Falls From Scaffold At Local Station
Fred Bemis, a worker at the Mead and Brown line station project on West Smith, fell about four feet from a scaffold while carrying items. He suffered multiple broken ribs and back injuries, was taken to Cork Hospital, and is listed in stable condition after treatment by Dr. J. C. Kibler.
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J. C. Kibler
Picking Jury to Try Texas Girl Bandit
In Lagrange Texas lawyers pursued a jury for Rebecka Bradley Rogers a former UT honor student charged with robbing Farmess Na Sons Bank of Buda of 1000 dollars. Five jurors had been tentatively accepted when court adjourned last night a second special venire was planned as only seven of the first venire of 120 remained.
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Unknown man falls to death from Woolworth Building
An unidentified man fell or jumped from the Woolworth Building, landing among passersby on Broadway and Park Place. He died from injuries, and the leap was not witnessed. The structure rises 792 feet above the street with 60 stories.
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Way Cleared to Bar Smith Until Case Heard
United Press reports that Smith has been barred from action or seating as investigations proceed. A Senate vote and committee inquiries sought to determine improper spending of 9000 in the Lily primary, with a resolution adopted but later challenged, as supporters claim a fair trial is due. The push shifts to Representative Vare as lawmakers await further steps.
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Cars in Crash West of City
On the Roosevelt highway west of Elein Beaverdam road a collision occurred last evening involving Frank Ford of the city and a Mr Shreve whose address wasn’t learned. Shreve’s car had been stopped and Ford failed to see it in time, crashing into the stalled vehicle. Mrs Portland and Mrs Shreve were bruised and shaken but no serious injuries were reported.
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First Degree Murder Verdict Is Asked in New Jersey
In Mays Landing New Jersey on December 7 the state asked for a first degree murder verdict in the trial of Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach for the murder of Dyer Lilliendahl wore widow’s weeds and both defendants sat in court as prosecutors urged a guilty verdict and severe punishment after evidence closed and arguments began.
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