Board to re advertise bids for Vocational school plan
The Board of Education unanimously rejected all former bids for the Vocational school PWSA program and approved re advertising for bids after accepting Architect Raymond A Freeburgs recommendations. The action targets a roughly 7200 reduction through deductions such as removing fence at the high school athletic field and omitting several plumbing and electrical components. The plan aims to keep total cost within the allotment despite building cost excess.
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Raymond A. Freeburg
Jamestown
Board of Education
Freeburg
Nior High School
Bes
Page Wight
Board Acts to End Trouble in Heating Concord School
Following a report by Carl J. Venton, chairman of the property committee, the Concord school heating system was set for inspection. J Barry, a Pittsburgh ventilating expert, said the difficulties could be removed with alterations. The BF Sturdevant company of Pittsburgh will inspect the system and draft an estimate. No action was taken on the Libary building heating issues, likely to be decided at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Venton
Concord
Board of Education
Henton
J. Barry
Pittsburgh
BF. Sturdevant Company of
Seven Silver States Strong for Roosevelt
Reno dispatch reports Nevada voters favor Roosevelt in 1986. Lyle Wilson notes a gold rush atmosphere as wealthy seekers migrate to the valley. Reno clubs bustle with roulette and a festive divorce-seeking crowd. Nevada’s Hat Valley lure and mountain surroundings cited as appeal for relocation. Continuous coverage promised on page four.
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Ay Lyle CG
Wilson
United Press
Reno
Ney
Neveds
Roosevelt
Gore
Wmson
W. W. McKechnie, Jr
Neada State Journal
Nevada
North Virginia
Banker's
Truckee
California
Japs Claim New Metal Smelting Process
Tokyo reports a new smelting method promised to revolutionize the industry. Inventor Hideyut Kikuchi’s process, praised as century ahead, was publicized by Nichi Nichi. patent filings in 13 countries, totaling about 5000 dollars, were disclosed. The method centers on focusing magnetic waves on ores to rapidly liquefy metals.
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Tokyo
United Press
Hideyut
Kikuchi
Nichi Nichi
Galileo
Newton
Nikuchi
Bucks Bagged In County Hunting Report
Hunters reported several bucks taken in the region including Howard Claibatz near Heart's Content with a 10 point buck and Walter Dingvelder with a 12 point buck on Davey Hill. Dick Sulaway took a 4 point buck in Concord Township and Stuart Houghton bagged an 11 point buck near Sheffield yesterday. Kenneth Sheeley, L W Shepard, and others were noted with smaller racks in Gleason Hollow and Blue Eye.
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Howard Claibatz
Corry
R. D
Heart's Content
Walter Dingvelder
Davey Hill
Dick Sulaway
Concord Township
Stuart Houghton
Sheffield
Kenneth Sheeley
T-point Wek
Blue Eye
L. W. Shepard
Gleason Hollow
Hear Garland
Night Fire Kills Mother and Three Children in Cleveland
A Cleveland two family home fire kills Olga Wheaton and three of her children aged one to six. Marion Wheaton, husband and father, is revived in hospital unaware of the deaths. Patrolman Albert Wheaton helps recover bodies as a second family of seven escapes from the adjoining quarters. The cause of the blaze is unknown and spreads from the Wheatons’ apartment to the other unit.
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United Press
Cleveland
Olga Wheaton
Edward
Bully
John
Marion Wheaton
Albert Wheaton
Joseph Steiner
John Steiner
Wheatol
Brown Directs WPA Education in Six Counties
Milon L. Brown, former president of the city Board of Education, will supervise two WPA adult education and recreation projects in District 12 covering Crawford, Clarion, Erie, Forest, Venango and Warren counties. About 9,000 jobless workers will be employed, with $8 million in federal grants guiding payrolls. The program aims to educate roughly 450,000 statewide adults and involve about 750,000 in recreation activities, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Local civic centers, school boards, and social groups will help develop program phases.
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Milon L. Brown
Board of Education
Works Progress Administration
Crawford
Clarion
Erie
Forest
Venango
Warren
Howart N. Jones
WPA
Aduit
Pennsylvania Department, of Public Instruction
Eight Injured in Auto Crashes Near Union City
Eight persons were injured in two auto accidents in the Union City and Clarendon area last evening. Mrs. W. O. Morrow of Union City, 60, is hospitalized at St Vincent's, Erie, with possible fractured pelvis and head lacerations but is not in serious condition. Others treated for minor bruises include Helen Lyons, Milldred Lyons, George Kurner and Charlotte Kurner, all of Erie. In a second crash on Route 6 near the fish hatchery, Mrs. Ernest Wykoff of Clarendon suffered a possible fractured pelvis, Mrs. Margaret Schall of Clarendon a possible fractured shoulder and body bruises, and Horace Burton of Union City a fractured knee. Lewis Vicini of Clarendon drove the other car. All care and hospital treatment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 0. Morrow
Attorney Morrow
Union City
Union City Women's Club
Helen Lyons
Mildred Lyons
George Kurner
Charlotte
Eric
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ernest Wykoff
Clarendon
Decision on Hauptmann appeal set for Monday noon
United Press reports the Supreme Court will announce whether to hear Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s appeal of his Lindbergh kidnapping and murder conviction. The court’s secret conference will determine if a review is granted, potentially delaying any execution and requiring four votes to accept the case for consideration.
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United Press
Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindvergh
Oday
Hauptmann
Plemington
Na Jy
Trenton
Flemington
Democrats Set January 8 for National Campaign Opening
The Democratic party fixed January 8 as the date for the formal opening of its drive to regain control of the government for four more years. President Roosevelt will launch the effort with speeches broadcast to 1,500 Jackson Day dinners nationwide. Chairman James A. Parley of the Democratic National Committee announced the plan.
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Unstadt
Washington
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
James A. Parley
Democratic National Committee
Mussolini vows to press war until objectives met
Rome December 7 Benito Mussolini declared Italy will continue the Ethiopian war until it achieves its goals. He told the chamber of deputies that no coalition can defeat Italy and retaliations are in legitimate defense. Diplomats viewed the speech as a mild bid to aid peace talks as Ethiopian air raids continued on Dessye.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Duce
League of Nations
Mussolini
Paris
Thalian
Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie
Dessye
Miss Charlotte Fehlman Breaks Leg in Coasting Mishap
Miss Charlotte Ann Fehlman six daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Fehlman of North Center street suffered a fracture of the right leg in a coasting accident at noon today while sliding with two playmates. The sled upset throwing one child onto her and the fracture was reduced at the Corry hospital where she will be confined for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Wehlman
Ross Fehlman
North Center Street
Wie
Iss Fehlman
Fehlman
Jobs or Relief Berry Ultimatum to Business
Washington December 7 The New Deal presents a take it or leave it ultimatum to business. Maj George L Berry Roosevelt coordinator for industrial cooperation says if business does not provide employment for 11 million unemployed the New Deal will continue relief measures with higher taxes and possibly bigger deficits. He adds it is simple and central to administration policy. Continued on Page Six.
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New Deal
Frederick C.othman
United Press
Washington
George L. Berry
Presiddent
Roosevelts
Berry
Pressmen's Union
The
National
New Peace Plea Made As Anglo French Pressure Mounts
Paris December 7 heavy diplomatic pressure sought to win Premier Mussolini's acceptance of a new peace plan. Sir Samuel Hoare met with Pierre Laval to craft a solution Italy might accept. While talks continued a French ambassador relayed fresh information to Mussolini.
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United Press
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Samuel Hoare
Pierre Laval
France
Quairsay
Charles de Chambrun
Wfussotini
Four Killed and Recaptured in Okemah Prison Break
Olla Oklahoma December 7. The jail break by six prisoners including an O'Malley gang member ended with four killed and three recaptured. Dawn gun battle near Mountain shack left Detective Chief Ben Bolton fatally wounded and Henry Blackburn shot. Among the fugitives Dan Heady Dewey Gilmore Leonard Short Russell Cooper and Danny Jarrett were involved with Heady and Short killed. Cooper captured without resistance and Jarrett surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dewey Gilmore
Gilmore
Leonard Short
Missouri
Ben Bolton
Henry Blackburn
Mountain
Danny Jarcett
Russell Cooper
O'Malley
Okemah
Heady
Short
Cooper
Mussolini vows Italy to press on in Ethiopia war
Rome reports Premier Mussolini pledges to continue the war until objectives are achieved despite world penalties. Italian war office confirms a second air raid on Dessye, with destruction of Haile Selassie’s headquarters and a rising death toll. In Paris, Sir Samuel Hoare meets Premier Laval to discuss a peaceful settlement and closer Anglo French unity.
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United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Italian War Office
Desaye
Dessye
Emperor Haile Selassie
Paris
Samuel Hoare
Pierre Laval
Crosby backs Townsend Plan at Corry meeting
Congressmen Charles N. Crosby of Meadville pledges full support for the Townsend old age pension plan. He outlines how a two percent transaction tax would fund $200 monthly payments to all over sixty, aiming to end county homes for the aged and boost business. Horace Brynolson and others contributed remarks and songs to a Corry club gathering at the Grand theatre.
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Charles N. Crosby
Meadville
Congress
Corry Club
Grand Theatre
Dr. Townsend
Washington, D.C
Crosby
Townsend
Horace Brynolson
Sheppel ‘Tiffany
Mr. Filegar
Cong Club
W. Hol. Marsh
Employers urged to pace social security bookkeeping changes
The Social Security Board told U S employers not to rush to revise systems for old age and unemployment benefits. Tax collection for these benefits starts January 1 1987. The letter to state governors warned against haste to buy new payroll forms and accounting procedures.
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United Press
Washington
Der
Social Security Board
Italian Planes Bomb Dessye and Hit Palace
Italian war planes bombed the city of Dessye for a second time in 24 hours and destroyed Emperor Haile Selassie's palace. The attack began at 8 a.m. targeting the northern Ethiopian base with ton s of bombs and incendiaries while the city tended yesterday's victims.
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Dessye
United Press
Addis Ababa
Virtue
Emperor Haile Selassie
Markets at a Glance Stocks Rise and Bonds Fluctuate
Market snippet reports stocks up more than 7 points with department shares strong while bonds show irregular moves. Chicago stocks active and higher as grains ease with wheat around 146 and cotton steady. call money near 1 percent. Foreign exchange, francs weaker, pound marginally higher. rubber down 1 to 7 points.
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United Press
Department Sure
Chicago
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