Boy Injured After Hay Chute Fall At Farm In Corry
A 12 year old, Leon Smith, fell 15 feet through a hay chute at a Corry area farm and is hospitalized semi conscious with head injuries. Another boy, John Daszynicz, 11, was treated for finger injuries from a buzz saw incident. The story also covers reactions to Rev. Coughlin's anti Jewish remarks and church statements, with figures like Cardinal Mundelein, Rabbi Freehof, and others commenting on the controversy.
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Leon Smith
Auel Smith
RD. 2
Corry
Corry Hospital
John Daszynicz
Willian Dasaynicz
Spartansburg
Frank Leary
United Press
Chicago
Charles E. Coughlin
George Cardinal Mundelein
Coughlin
Frank J. Hogan
American Bar Association
National Jewish Council
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Adolf Hitler
Germany
America
Charles B. Coughlin
Detroit
Solomon B. Freehof
Radin
Americs
Dr. Freehof
Father Coughlin
Rabbi Freehof
Philadelphia
WDAS
Chas, BE
WPA payroll cuts prompt February relief actions in Pennsylvania
United Press reports Pennsylvania WPA cuts will discharge 20,000 more workers by mid February. Labor groups protested 25,000 WPA workers to be discharged amid January and February reductions. WPA official Hudson defends reductions as non arbitrary and funded by Congress.
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David Abramson
United Press
Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lodi
WPA
J Tanks
Hudson
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylania Federation of Labor
Worloes Alliance of Pennsylvania
CHO Af Tliate
Tudson
Congress
Large Throng Hears Pastor on Jewish Persecutions
A crowd of over 500 gathered at the Method Episcopal church to hear Rev. Terry P. F. Haines discuss the significance of the recent Jewish persecutions. He traced business development from biblical times, linking the Jews to commerce and forecasting future outcomes. Next Sunday he will speak on the aftermath and what follows the persecutions.
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Terry PF
Haines
Secomd Serhin Ni
11 Shopping Days Till Christmas Recalled Past Events
A nostalgic look recalls Lindy flying to Mexico as goodwill ambassador and Chicago Mayor Big Bill Thompson’s famous gesture toward King George. The piece notes aging sports legends, a newborn prodigy, Yehudi Menuhin at 16, and the 40 young men who died when Sub S44 sank off Cape Cod Bay, casting a pall over the holiday season.
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Lindy
Mexico
Bill” Thompson
Chicago
King George
Griffo
Yehudi Menuhin
Cape Cod
Burns Is Guilty of Smuggling Indictment Guilty Plea
George Burns famous comedian and partner in Burns and Allen pled guilty in federal court to smuggling charges. Indictments returned last week list potential penalties up to 18 years in prison and fines totaling $45,000.
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Unem'rrice
New York
George Burns
Burn and Allen
Burns
Oge
Bear Creek Ice Rink to Be Enlarged in Winter Project
Corry's ice skating rink will nearly double in size through an improv ement program along Bear Creek just east of Center street. The project, aided by the National Youth Administration and the Works Progress Administration, aims to flood the tract for early skating. Howard J. Green, supervising, expects a larger following and a popular winter pastime if weather cooperates.
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Corry
Bear Creek
Center Street
Uder Way
National Youth Administration
Works Progress Administration
Raymond Avenue
Howard J. Green
Dearing to Outline School Year Plans as Board President
J R Dearing newly elected president of the Board of Education will outline policies and name committees at tonight’s regular meeting. He succeeds John W Lambing after the reorganizational vote and is to head finance while Austin H Johnson leads administration and construction. Superintendent Ralph S Newey reports little special business anticipated beyond the new president’s message and committee appointments.
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J. R. Dearing
Board of Education
Dearing
John W. Lambing
Cleve R. Morton
Carl K. Henton
Austin H. Johnson
Clareness
Shoom
Schoala Ralph
Néwey
Busines
Thomas Motor Co Dinner Honors Twenty At Hotel Corry
Thomas Motor Company hosted a dinner for twenty employees spouses and friends at Hotel Corry at 7 30 Saturday evening. Mr Thomas reviewed last year’s work and outlined plans for Corry and Union City branches with a generous bonus plan on accessories cars and service. Short department talks highlighted a bright business outlook and a company color photo on accessory sales was shown.
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Thomas Motor Company
Corry
Thomas
Union City
Ness
Nazis Score Victory in Lithuanian Area Vote
Kaunas and surrounding Memel territory faced a state of emergency as German Nazis claimed a landslide in yesterday's election. The surge followed student demonstrations backing exiled Augustin Waldemaras, with reports of reorienting Lithuania's foreign policy toward Germany. Ernest Neumann commented on Memel's uncertain future after growth of pro Germany support.
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United Press
MEMEL
Kaunas
Kovno
Lithuania
Membl
Augustin Waldemaras
Germany
Geman Reion
Ernest Neumann
Gascon Means Fraud R Ioc Detailed Death Note
Sydney Frese reports in Springfield on December 12 that Caston B. Means a master fraud figure and famed detective died early today while a prisoner of the government. He aged 50 and suffered from a long illness. Means had been at Leavenworth, serving time for defrauding Evalyn Walsh McLean, owner of the Hope diamond, of 104000 in connection with the Lindbergh kidnapping. He collapsed from heart attacks after transfer to the city.
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Sy Vnney Frese
Springfield
Caston B. Means
Mrrs
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Federal
Leavenworth
Kansas
Arrest Driver After Crash Near Union City
Patrolman Hoffman investigated a Union City crash on the Union City Waterford highway. William King was arrested on disorderly conduct and reckless driving charges after his car left the road and crashed into a bank. A passenger Paul Games suffered possible skull fracture. other occupants escaped with minor injuries. The injured was taken to Union City hospital.
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D. C Hoffman
Pennayiyan W Motor Police
Union City
Hoffman
Will'am King
Dale Ham
Waterford
King
Paul Games
Union City Hospital
Aler
Grangers Move on Several New Farm Laws at State Meet
Delegates at the 11th annual State Grange convention in Washington Pa will consider changes to agricultural laws. About 860 Grange delegates and 20 GA record members join a three day session focusing on milk control, dairy inspections moved to agriculture, tax qualifications for waters, and electrification cooperatives. National Grange Master L J Taber and James A Bonk will address the gathering as the committee reports are debated.
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Rence Sylvanke
Washington Pa
Warner McCray
Corry RD
Corry
Grange
Jon H. Light
Milk Control Commission
Agriculture Department
Light
Public Unity Commission
James A. Bonk
Grange Niuater
Enormoia
Legislative Committee
Willy Light
National Grange
L. J. Taber
Caumbus
Mrs Harte to Dine With President Roosevelt at White House
Mrs Earle and Mrs Harte will be guests at a White House dinner hosted by President Roosevelt for his cabinet. Mrs George H Harte of Pennsylvania will remain at the White House overnight after telephoning Governor from Paris yesterday.
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Habercomne
Wec
George H. Harte
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Well Rempin
White House
Legion Posts Pass Halfway Mark in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania reports that 700 American Legion posts are over halfway to a 75,000 membership goal. At the roundup in Harrisburg the tally shows 42,000 paid members, with 2,490 more women counted than in the previous year.
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Legion
Sy Uoned Breen
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Grove City Woman in Serious Condition After Crash
Lois Sandner, 22, Grove City Pa, pinned in wreck on Brantstown Road, suffered internal injuries and probable skull fracture. Alfred Crausius, 26 Wilkinsburg, had a fractured left leg and body injuries. Albert Semineky, 24 Johnstown, found dead from a gunshot to the head, deputy coroner says. Marey’s Christmas Seal total reaches 413 as Eva Kepler leads drives. poster contest for students with prizes in fifth sixth and junior high levels announced by Golden Rule Club. Posters must bear a Christmas Seal and promote tuberculosis work or related health message.
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Pittsburgh
Lois Sandner
Grove City
Columbia Hospital
Brantstown Road
Alfred Crausius
Wilkinsburg
Golden Ule Club
Paysight
Delay Bids On Trucks For GOP In Pennsylvania
Property and Supplies Secretary Arthur Colgrove said he halted a proposed purchase of 500 trucks by the highway department. He ordered a 60 day price guarantee and barred bids based on mine bases, noting the incoming administration should decide if trucks were needed and what type to buy.
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United Press
Varrisburg
Der
Propermy and Supplies
Anthur Colvegrove
Ie Highway Department
Calerove
Syj~ Nlies
Earle
VA Tang uay I don't care girl critical condition
Hollywood reports VA Tang uay known as I don’t care girl fought a critical illness and showed marked improvement. Doctors, led by Dr. Wendell W. Suare, expressed hope for her survival as she neared recovery.
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VA Tanguay
United Press
Hollywood
Wendell W. Suare
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