Disasters Mark Varied Weather Across Nation
Winter storms sweep the U S with tornadoes and cold. One Detroit fire kills five in a residence. several die from exposure. Torn ship wrecks in Lake Michigan rescue crews. Shipping and auto traffic paralyzed. temperatures plummet to 24 below zero in parts. Readied warnings cover Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and neighboring states. Police report injuries from tornadoes and wind storms across Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Texas.
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United Press
United States
Mis Assatop
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Lake Michigan
Bemi
Minn
Illinois
Sarah Lane
Lil Wan Lane
Charles Lane
Edmund Reuter
Stanley Reuter
Government awaits king's next move in royal marriage crisis
London December 7 Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons the next step in the crisis sparked by King Edward's plan to wed Wallis Simpson would come from the sovereign. Government spokesmen warned any delay risks prolonging uncertainty and affecting imperial relations, with Britain and dominions prepared to act once a decision is made.
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Baldwin
House of Commons
Henry Tost Russell
United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Stra
Wallis Simpson
Great Britain
Sweden
Chekalugh
Baldwiner
Mary
Slyipsun
al Hort Belvedere
Py United Preas
Madrid
Dye
Mall
Ex senator Clark is resentenced in Liquor store case
Former State Senator William H. Clark of West Chester appeared in Dauphin county court for resentencing after a Superior Court ruling upheld by the State Supreme Court. He paid a $1000 fine and $687.13 in costs, following an appeal that reduced his initial $4000 penalty.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Wm. H. Clark
West Chester
Dauphin County Court Today
Lquor Store
State Supreme Court
Clark
Penny A Vote Total Message From Harrisburg
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports Roosevelt carried Tennessee by a large plurality in the November 3 election. Official totals show Roosevelt with 2,358,788 votes, Landon with 1,690,400, and the Republican candidate Gov. Alfred M. Landon. Pennsylvania ballots totaled 4,138,479.
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United Presa
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Tennayl- Vanlo
Rey Publica
Alfred Mlannion
Volea
Roonavelt
Council to Adopt Budget Tonight In 1987 Tax Plan
City council will meet for a crucial session to set the 1987 tax levy and adopt next year’s budget. A 149-mill levy is likely, preserving the press ant levy, with total appropriations near 1936 levels. Drafts of both the tax levy and appropriations will be tabled for initial approval, pending later passage. Talks have touched on restoring pay cuts for the patrol and fire departments, but no formal action is seen yet.
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Nelly
Council
Tate
Potion and Fire Departments
Problem Child to Be Discussed at Junior High
The Corry Teachers Association and Corry PTA bring Dr. Hamblen Eaton of Polk State Institute to speak on The Problem Child at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow in the Junior High School auditorium. The public is invited as a large crowd is expected. the Senior High orchestra will perform beforehand.
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H. C. Eaton
Polk Institute
Hamblen GC. Eaton
Polk State Institute
Eaton
Corry
Insurance Head Sees Social Security Cushion for Future
Pittsburgh December 7 Leroy A Lincoln president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company said in an interview that the federal Social Security program may provide a cushion against any economic disasters of the future. He added the program revolves about setting aside something at regular intervals to provide for tomorrow's demands.
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Unites
Pittsburgh
Leroy A. Lincoln
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New Deal Wins First Step On Important Bill
The Supreme Court granted a partial victory to the New Deal in a key case involving utility regulation. The North American Company won delay in testing the Utility Holding Company Act, with the court sending the matter to lower courts for a precise delay duration. The decision affects the government’s test suit against Decairn Bond & Share Co. and other pending actions in federal court.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Washington
New Deal
Intities Holding Company Act
North America
North
Gas Sweeps Philadelphia Sickening Scores in Fog
A mysterious sulfurous gas, seeping through dense fog in South Philadelphia, sickened about a score of people and sent many to hospitals. Officials suspect ordinary illuminating gas leaking from a main, but some fear a chemical odor reminiscent of alcohol production. Nearby residents were warned not to sleep in their homes as more victims arrived.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Death Reunites Siamese Twins in New York
Plucky Simplicio Godino, once joined to his dead twin, faces life apart after a unique operation. He is expected to join his brother in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Valhalla, New York, as the story notes his death 12 days after the surgery.
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United Press
New York
Simplicio Godino
Gate of Heaven
Valhalla
N.Y
T the
Surgless
Dedication of New Church Draws Big Sunday Crowd
A large throng attended three Sunday services at the new church on North Center Street for its dedicatory day led by Bishop A. R. Clippinger. The Rev. Ray Harris, church staff, and visiting pastors delivered sermons. Rev. H. F. Reagle spoke, and Rev. B. F. Amy returned for the event.
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Church of the Limited
Velook
North Centar Street
Bishhop A. R
D. D
Dindyton
Ohio
Ray Harris
Wwuatger
BL. Wagner
St. Paul's Laitherand Church
Bishop Clippinger
Chauxing
H. F. Reagle
Corry Church
Clippinger
Mona
Corry
BF. Amy
Cambridge Springs
Jamestown
Glen ©. Reed
Findley Lake
Ara
McGil
Bramford
Mra
D. Dibble
Youngavillé
Roger Morey
Bear Lake
D. A. Schaefer
Erie
J. A. Higley
Beaverdam
R. J. Dg. Igleston
Frewsburg
Ud Mrs. J. Carlson
Chandlers Valley
Social Security Act upheld in first test case
Boston Dec 7 The old age benefit provision of the federal Social Security acts was ruled constitutional by Federal District Judge George C Sweeney in the first test of the act. The case involved George P Davis of Waltham a stockholder suing to stop Boston and Maine Railroad from deducting contributions from employees salaries and from making its own contributions to the federal government. The judge declared the tax valid within Congress authority for general welfare and constitutional.
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United Press
Boston
George C. 'Sweeney
George P. Davis
Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dude Sweeney
U.S
Roosevelt
Congress
Pope Pius to Spend Week in Bed After Illness
Vatican reports Pope Pius XI rested comfortably after a difficult night as his physician and aides express cautious optimism. At 78 he faces a tougher recovery, with swelling and asthma complicating his condition. officials say he agreed to stay in bed while remaining active in spirit.
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Pope Pius
United Press
Vatican City
Vatican
Arminta Milan
AL Chatagi
Iowa
Wanrlyeas
Tel Yaa
Three Clymer Residents Hurt In Auto Crash
Three Clymer residents were injured in a two vehicle crash near Lakewood city limits. The driver, Malcolm Ellwell of Lakewood, was arrested at his home and fined 850 for leaving the scene and other offenses. Mrs. Ginlys Button suffered a fractured pelvis and burns, while others had head injuries and fractures. A coupe driven by Milon Fagdink of Ashville also sustained damage.
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Rue Button
Jamestown
Clynten
Lake Kid
White
Wen Lo
Frank
Uwe
Milon Fagdink
Ashville
Elwel
Wardinje
Joy Finishes With 305 Total In GolF Showdown
In Coral Gables on December 7 Latwan Lattin Hue from San Francisco fought to a sub par score against Ralph Guldahl of St Louis for a $10,000 prize. The final round swing left Guldahl with an aggregate 213 to Lattin Hue 207 as the field pressed toward the title. Corry, Pa, reports a 30 percent finish rate.
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Coral Gables
Frome
Francisco
Challelipe
Ralph Guldahl
St Louis
Auldant
Tibole
Lawanon
Gwldall
Tony Day
BF Corry
Identity Of Killer In Woods Still Mystery
Warren county police searched for a hunter in the death of Benny J. Speck 23 of Croaningville Crawford county shot through the left temple while hunting near Brdenvor. Coroner M Lowrey said the shooter remained unidentified as tracks showed the killer approached the body then fled without aiding the victim. Thompson of Endeavor found Speck as he lay dying and said Speck misidentified the hunter. Continued on Page Five.
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Warren County
Benny J. Speck
Croaningville
Cussewago
Crawford County
Brdenvor
Warren Prem. Cousty
M. Lowrey
Warren
I Thompson
Endeavor
Te Wan
Thompson Elected to Head Young Democrats in Erie County
Kenneth W Thompson was elected at the first annual Young Democrats convention in Erie County, with officers named from Corry, Albion, Waterford, Union City and surrounding towns. The meeting in Erie featured remarks from Arthur Colegrove, state party chairman, and Paul V Hoole, with several Corry attendees.
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Erie
Corry
Kenneth W.thompson
Mra
Violet McDonald
Carl Minzenberger
Frank L. Burger
Erie County
Harrisbout
Arthur Colegrove
Paul V. Hoole
Als Lentown
Laughlin Editor Dies In Wheeling Aged 74
Wheeling West Virginia December 7 news records the death of A Laughlin a longtime newspaper editor and publisher aged 74. The passing ends a career in local journalism with decades of service shaping the paper.
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A. Laughlin
Wiblisher
Miter m Brit 'Ness
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Hunter
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