Prohibition Leaders Mobilize As Corry Hospital Retrenchment Discussed
Washington dispatch reports dry forces pooling at a national convention. The AUS-Saloon League leader praised the rally. lawmakers weigh modifying the Col EE bill to regulate wines and beer, with prospects of individual consideration. Debate focuses on natural wines under the 14 percent limit and potential constitutional challenges.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Ausi-Saloon League
F. Scott McBride
League
Fommittee
Col EE Bill
Hospital Board Cuts Salaries 25 Percent Amid Hearings
Corry hospital trustees vote to reduce all employee salaries by twenty five percent to cut operating costs. At a December meeting, directors discuss payroll cuts, loan prospects against state appropriations, and utility savings while planning a special session for further action and reporting on November metrics and hospital activity.
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Corry Hospital
Hillstrom
Graham
Ielly JeRosay
Brown
Barker
Eston
Miss Bartlett
Alderfer
Credit Adjusting and Information Company
Franklin Man Killed In Cave-In Near Meadville Pines
Two Franklin and Rocky Grove men were buried by a cave-in on a sewer project along Meadville Pines near Franklin Pennsylvania. Harry Trow, 37, was killed while George Sladder, 47, suffered a fractured eye socket possible internal injuries. The group was performing relief work for Sugar Creek township when a slide from Prospect Park road collapsed into their ditch. Sladder survived and was hospitalized in Franklin.
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United Press
Franklin
Meadville Pines
Here
Harry Trow
George Sladder
Rocky Grove
Sugar Creek Township
Prospect Park
Stadtler
Franklin Hospital
Hearing in South Carolina injunction case heard in Uniontown
Public Utilities Investigating Committee subpoenas bank records of S Ray Shelby public service commissioner. Attorney Frank Ingersoll urged permanent injunction to nullify the subpoena. Shelby’s counsel Tageteoll called Shelby’s bank records the most private records a man has, opposing the committee’s attempt to obtain them from Second National Bank in Uniontown.
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United Press Uniontown
Del
S. Ray Shelby
Publi Service
Fed
Rotary meet to hear P J Phislin on merchandis
Club speaker P J Phislin, manager of Mont Bimery Ward & Company ators, will address Rotary City members next Tuesday. His subject is Merchandis hu yal wabirice.
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P. J. Phislin
Mont- Bimery Ward & Company
Ators
Willl
Rotary City
Hunger marchers leave Pittsburgh for midwest homeward trek
About 460 hunger marchers traveling from Washington, D C toward the midwest began moving from Pittsburgh districts. The exodus follows a night spent by about 400 on Neville Island while another 200 rested in halls. The caravan of seventy vehicles faced police guidance to avoid entering the city through Liberty tubes, with some marchers reaching Neville Island and the north side. Philip Frankfeld of Pittsburgh led a delegation protesting city police actions, and officers escorted marchers to northside halls.
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Pittsburgh
Middlewest
Washington
United Press
Washington, D. C
Mid-West
Neville Island
Ship River
Abau
Philip Frankfeld
Action Tnt
Lion
Son Attacks Father in West Homestead Home
A man attacked his father in a West Homestead residence, knocking him unconscious with a club. The victim, Anthony Haley, 22, was hospitalized with a probable fractured skull as police sought the assailant. The incident reportedly occurred in the Wanpto home on the first night.
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Father Homestead
Huapto
West Homestead
Anthony
Tase
Mann Given 5 Months On Lottery Charges
Conrad Mann president of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and a high Fraternal Order of Rages official received five months in prison and a $12,000 fine for lottery participation Bernard G McGuire a New York promoter was sentenced to one year and a day in prison and a $12,000 fine Frank J Hering of South Bend Indiana got ten months and a $4,000 fine Attorneys said they would appeal asserting the law unconstitutional and the verdict against the weight of evidence The judge announced the sentence in his Woolworth Building chambers after a jury urged leniency
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Sandor 5
Klein
United Press
New York
Conrad Mann
Chamber of Commerce of
Kansas City
Order of Rages
Bernard G. McGuire
Prank J. Hering
South Bend
Indy
Circuit Court
Frank J. Coleman
Woolworth
Mani, McGuire
Hering
Six Deaths in Chicago from Severe Cold
Severe cold swept the nation with record lows from the Rockies to the Atlantic. In Chicago six deaths were reported due to heart exhaustion from prolonged exposure. Relief shelters housed 77,000 homeless men and women. many could not leave cheap hotels at 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. The worst cold spread to Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Manitoba, with cities recording subzero readings as low as 38 below in Swan River, Manitoba.
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Chicago
Rockies
Atlantid
Arctic
Gulf of Mexico
Robert Gaul
Chicago Relief
West Madison Street
Minnesota
Dakotas
Hibbing
Midn
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Miles
City
Mont
Devils Lake
Williston
Nld
Shreveport
Swan River
Man
Kentucky Mine Wrecked By Blast
An explosion rocked a Harlan Fuel Co mine near St Yancey Kentucky injuring workers. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as officials assess the extent of damage and casualties. A fatality from a separate fall in Altoona Pennsylvania is also reported as investigators parse cause and circumstances.
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Kentucky
Harlan
Harlan Fuel Co
St Yancey
George Bryson
Harlan Galinty Coal Operators Association
Mie
Cheré
Cooperation Appeal Urges Autoists to Help Coast Kids
Mayor Franier England seeks driver cooperation to create a safe area for city youngsters by coast. West Pleasant Street is set aside for children and patrols will enforce safety with lanterns. Drivers are asked to avoid the street and proceed with extreme caution to safeguard the youngsters. Police will aid, but motorists must respect the patrol and support the effort for safe riding.
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Franier
England
Teally
West Pleasant Street
Burke Bond Forfeited In Grand Larceny Case
Lester J. Burke, 22, a manual training teacher in the Lackawanna schools, failed to appear for a city court hearing on a grand larceny second degree charge. Judge George L. Hager ordered his bail bond forfeited, with a possible reinstatement if absence was due to a misunderstanding. Police connected Burke to an automobile belonging to Leicester Benton at 70% Richmond Avenue.
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Burke
Leicester Benton
Richmond Avenue
Lorain Girl Believed Slain After Body Found
Lorain Ohio reports 2 year old Eva Volpe found floating at Lake Erie near Here. Authorities say bruising on the head indicates blows prior to death, contradicting initial accidental drowning theory. Police search for an automobile seen following her as neighbors describe her home leaving.
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Lorain
Eva Volpe
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
O Whyte
J. A. Peebles
Ten Br Club
Overals
Taxpayers Meet Tuesday Over Corry Tax Question
Corry Taxpayers Union in Corry invites all taxpayers to a public meeting at the municipal building Tuesday evening to discuss a proposed half mill reduction in city millage for 1983. The board cites wage cuts and budget realignments to justify tax relief and urges nonmembers to join.
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Cony Taxpayers! Union
Interes Wi Wiejpayers
Corry
Muniiipal
Tan O'Elowke
Board of Governors
Ans
Associatem
Dhe
Uelinion
Mali
Tatler
Corry Wheir
Luis
Uis
Asc Unis
Reison
Woodard appeal set for January 2 before State Supreme Court
Lawrence Woodard formerly of County, an habitual criminal sentenced to life imprisonment will have his case argued before the State Supreme Court on January 2. Attorney Bernard Foley represents the defendant challenging the law as unconstitutional.
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Angippest
Congrellon
Lawrence Woodard
Corty Gn
State Supreme Court
Bernard Foley
Wettleni Resaopeslel
Minor whooping cough outbreak reported in Irving street area
A small flareup of whooping cough is reported with 18 cases centered around Irving Street. Quarantines include Dick Foster Mildred Silvis and Donald Kepp with Maxine Kepp. A single case of sea bat fever and tetanus were noted in the Nepcotte family of the Third Ward.
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Irving’ Street
Dick Foster
Mildred
Donald
Maxine Kepp
Nepcotte
Japan likely to accept Manchuria return plan say expert
Dr Blakeslee told the Pittsburgh Foreign Policy Association that Japan will probably accept the Lytton commission recommendation to return Manchuria to Chinese sovereignty under international control. He cited economic pressure and League of Nations efforts as factors, noting a rising budget deficit from Manchurian military operations and lost trade.
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United Prep
Pittsburgh
Japan
Lytton Commission
Manchuria
China
George H. Birkeslee
Frank McCay
League of Nations
Blakeslee
Pittburgh Foreign Policy Association
Poland asks debt payment deferment in note
Washington December 9 Poland renewed its request to the United States for postponement of its war debt payment of 4 427 980 in a note delivered to the State Department by Ambassador Ty tus Pilipowiex. Secretary Stinson had answered unfavorably to similar pleas from Great Britain and France and it was considered virtually certain he would advise Poland that postponement cannot be granted.
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Henry F. Misselwirz
United Press
Washington
Honver Luthy
Ori
Origirss
Department of Inferior
War Department
Board of Army Engineers
Congress
Congress II
Woul Uredle
Federal
Wince
United States
State Department
Tytus Pilipowiex
Secratary Stina
Great Britain
Frahes
Poland
France Disappointed by British War Debt Stance
Paris reports indicate France pressed Parliament for essential approval of the 6,000,000,000 dollar war debt payment due December. Britain, under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, signaled willingness to meet its obligation, while Neville Chamberlain returned from Paris without a concrete decision on payment.
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Fas
United States
Prange
Ramsay MacDonald
Pretier Hereiot
Herbert Moore
United Press
London
Dev
Neville Chamberlain
Paris
MacDonald
Ru Oliard Herribt
Britain
Icy Roads Trigger Series of Local Auto Crashes
Snowy streets blanketed the city as icy conditions caused a string of accidents. One car skidded at Congress and Center, hitting a pole near East Wayne Street, with owner listed as I. L. Ormsbee. Few injuries reported though pedestrians and drivers suffered slips and minor damage.
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North Center Street
Coney
Congress
Center Streets
1. 1
Ormsbee
East
Wayne Street
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