Community Chest proposed at Corry meeting
Enthusiastic Behalf of Community Chest held last evening in Corry to establish a local Chest. Dana Jones of the Manufacturers Association spoke on operations and duties, with a temporary board of directors named and a plan to raise and distribute funds for city welfare efforts.
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Community Chest
Dana Jones
Corry
Wooster
Corey
Ihovel Corny
Hotch
OW Bracken
Clyde Weir
Weir
A. Loveland
Stewart
Frank Amen
Mary Condra
Gillin
Charles Keating
Arthur Colegrove
Ry Patterson
Tana Jones
Manufacturers Association of Iine
Jones
Mr Jones
Chest
Toca
Condition of Vandergrift Teller Improves After Attack
United Press reports Lawrence Walthour teller at Vandergrift Savings and Trust Co is much improved after being attacked by bandits who robbed him of 7000 dollars. He is able to sit up and is not yet able to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prove
Piptrburgh
Lawrence Walthour
Vandergrift Savings Aid Trust, Co
United Press
French Force Reported Annihilated by Druze Rebels
A report from Jerusalem dated December 12 states Druze rebels near Pamberiis east of the Arab area crushed a French force of over 1,000. France’s Henry le Jouvenel had sought civil peace talks, which the Druze have reportedly refused to enter.
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Jerusalem
Druise
Pamberiis Abbe
France
Henry le Jouvenel
Corry Motor Club Holds Annual Meeting Announces Snow Fence Project
The Corry Motor Club held its annual meeting last night and announced approval for snow fences on the Corry Pindley Lake road. Officers James M Wright president Perry Bixby vice president Dan Depew treasurer Stanley J Nichols secretary with Patterson stepping down. The club aims to grow membership toward about 700 and expand publicity of road projects and winter safety.
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Corry-Pindley Lake
Corry
James MH. Wright
State Highway Department
Cory
Waterford
Warren
OOH Shoul
Teast
Clark
Trolley Cars Skid on Hill Leaves One Dead
Four trolley cars were involved in a chain collision on a steep hill in Reading, Pennsylvania. Frank Schopper, 42, of Wernersville, died. Marvin Krick, 15, was hospitalized with injuries that may prove fatal. twelve others were injured. The accident occurred after air brakes failed and cars rolled backward into others, destroying the rear of the second car and causing a wreck below.
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United Pros
Reading
Frank Schopper
Wernersville
Marvin Krick
Wye
Aissing
Nptorman
France Rejects Turkish Mosul Initiative in League Dispute
Geneva dispatch reports France refused Turkish hopes for French support in the Mosul mandate. Briand told envoy Paris would not intervene, citing Syria concerns and a shared Near East policy with Britain. Turkish expectations shift as London hardens its stance after deporations and council delays.
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United Press
Geneva
Turkishe Kelegation
Mosul
League of Nation Council
Paris
Pethi Bey
Briand
France
Syria
Fethi Bey
Antaly Wert
Near East
Fethi Ber
Oan Celle
Laidoner
Fear Jap Russ Complications Rise From Manchuria Tangle
United Press reports say tensions between Japan and the Soviet government may surge from events in Manchuria where Gen. Kuo Sung-Lin seeks to dethrone Chang Tso-Lin. Kuo aims to set up a Soviet government in Manchuria once Mukden falls, prompting expected Japanese intervention and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Suanghal
Japan
Manchuria
Kuo Sung-Lin
Chang Tso-Lin
Kuo
Mukde
Korea
Pinchot Undecided On Special Session
Governor Pinchot gave no announcement on calling a special session of the Pennsylvania legislature. He remained at the executive mansion with a slight cold as reports swirled over whether amendments would be considered. The Pennsylvania State Grange at Johnstown urged the assembly to convene in a special session.
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Larrisburg
Pinchon
Pennsylvania
le Intuire
Yastering
Pennsylvania State Grange
Jobnstown
Shicia
Youth fundraiser boasts strong seal sale and late theft case
Corey oversubscribed its Christmas seal fund with a total raised around 500 dollars as schools report standout performances and continued sales. Meanwhile a farmer’s pocketbook theft near the Mure Creek road led to a confession by a city juvenile, who claimed the item hid a chicken coop nearby.
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Corey
Edwin Roelots
Fits
Sci
Roelofs
Price
Griswold
Sevon High
Graft
Fairvinw
Spencer
Concord
R.A ‘Ottsas
Aid i
Hurklight
Condra’s
Amks
Mytanoid
Mure Creek
Akithhom
Emmett Ross
Peur Sure Lins
Chie
Ross
Sabin
Chinklé
Mesitadfasil
Naying
Paiire
Faron
Soilay
Damage trial adjourned in Pittsburgh for hotel wreck case
In Pittsburgh on December 12 the damage suit of Warren Ro Moheny over the wrecking of his hotel The New Droney Wolsey Clarion Pa is adjourned for the weekend. The case will resume December 11 in United States District Court. The complaint alleges the barroom was damaged after Moheny refused to close it citing the departure of drafted men for Camp Lee. Defendants named as instigators of the riot are Franke Boyd Oliver Culbertson Fred Miller and Joseph Jamison.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Warren Ro Moheny
Droney
Wolsey Clarion Pa
United States District Court
Bill Gf
Maheny
High School Plays Defend Quality Against Criticism
A letter from James W. Campbell defends the High School drama program against alleged misinformed criticism by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. He asserts the school selects only the best, clean, wholesome plays by leading authors and excludes anything with immoral passages. He urges WCTU to attend performances before judging.
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James’ W. Campbell
Stocks End Week Solid As Rail Shares Lead
New York December 12 Stocks closed the week with technical strength and buoyant buying, rails especially strong with Atlantic Coast Line Rock Island and St Louis Southwestern hitting new highs. Bullish moves spread across industrials and utilities such as American Water Works International Harvester American Can Stewart Warner and Continental Can. Market finished irregular as traders absorbed selling pressure.
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New York
Mars
Suniay
Atlantic Coast Line
Rock Island
St. Louis
International Hanvester
American Can
Stewart Warner
Continental Can
Bell seeks new trial in embezzlement case
John A. Bell petitions a retrial citing eight alleged errors by Judge John R. Henninger and Judge Joseph M. Swearingen during his trial for embezzling 643 743 from Carnegie Trust Company. The Pittsburgh judge set December 16 for filing more reasons. Bell faces possible 60 year prison term and 60,000 fine if convicted.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
John R. Henninger
Joseph M. Swearingen
Carnegie Banker
Carnegie ‘Trust Company
Bell
Allegheny College Glee Club Concert Monday Evening
The Allegheny College glee club will perform in the High School auditorium Monday evening under the Senior class. Tickets are selling rapidly and the Seniors expect to raise a large amount from the concert.
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Allegheny College
Youthful trio to face trial in county courts
Erie authorities seek trial for three youths arrested in Montreau for robbery in a jewelry store and linked to robberies at Star Garage and Corry Milling. Ohio and Conneaut officials agree on possible transfer for prosecution. Early word on their return to Erie expected. they face stiff penalties if convicted.
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Myulay
Poice
Youthe
Montreau
Tonka
Rioare
Davis
Erle
Belial
Conneaut
Dunks
Ohio
Erie
Flaherty Brothers
Frank
Ewinoweb
Ene Point
Tieal
Corry Milling and Supply Company
Dutomi
Pwr
Lorton Davis
Star Garage Tt
Hunter Records Deer and Bear Take in Me Region Hunt
William Speck, a local railroad worker, returns to the city with a deer and a bear from a Me region hunt. The deer head and antlers are described as nearly perfect and the catch draws attention at the express station as residents gather to hear his tale.
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William Speck
McKean County
Speck
New Regulations curb Medicinal Liquor Use in Washington
Treasury drafts rules to bar bootleggers from medicinal liquor. Assistant Secretary Andrews to unveil measures shortly. Plan requires wholesalers and druggists to source prescription liquor from bonded warehouses, removing intermediaries and tightening control on spinuts frumenti.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
LIFT QUARANTINE ON TEXAS SHIPMENTS REPORTED
Harrisbury ver.1 The Pennsylvania Agriculture department rescinded its order quarantining cattle poultry and grain shipments from Texas due to foot and mouth disease prevalence. A modified order will permit shipments into or through Pennsylvania under USDA regulations.
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Harrisbury
Pennsylvania Agriculture Department
Texas
Pennsylvania Department
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agricultury
League invites major powers to disarmament conference
Geneva reports the League of Nations invites the United States Germany Russia Bulgaria Poland Holland Bulgaria Serbia and others to join a ten member preparation commission for a disarmament conference set to convene February 18 in Geneva. The move follows earlier council action and Locarno agreement records.
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United Press Geneva
United States
League of Nations Epinetra
League
Russa
Germany
Ladd Arma
Rolmiisch
Serbia
Russia
Geneva
Thirteen Cast Hurt as Props Fall at Night Club Operetta
During a performance of Are shup Harcmerstein's operetta The Sing of the Flame a stage accident sent iron rods and props into the audience. Thirteen cast members were injured as bricks and plaster showered down, causing panic before the curtain closed and an official declared no further danger.
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Fale
Wilmingius
Areshup Harcmerstein
Vinc Ong
Jack Hasket
Haskel
Woman Suffers Broken Arm In Unclear Incident
A woman named Mrs Rose Dowley suffers a broken arm with details unclear. Hospital staff have not clarified the cause or circumstances of the injury.
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Rose Dowley
Terry Hospital
Five Best Radio Features Across Markets
A scrambled modern listing shows radio feature segments across stations such as KSD St Louis and WJZ New York. The brief mentions a Trans-Louis Symphony Orchestra tie in and a late evening programme from WEA AT canting bands and local dance showcases.
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KSD
St. Louis
St. Louis Symphony Orch
WJZ
New York
Liedarkrane Society
Chater Weg Attant
Bastern
Bi ‘Quet
Inala
Wfaa Dallaz
Il P.M
WSB Atlante
Radin Hatt
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HEAR
Motor Club
Findley Road
Turkey
Britain
A. Courtney
Harold
Ray
Art
Alton Nichols
Brie
Thorpe
Pinchot
Enti
Woc
Re United Brace
Allegheny Glee Club
Erie County
Hunter
Bear
Bill” Speck
McKean
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