Three Youths Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair
OSSINING, N Y December 13 The three bandits aged 18 to 22 were executed for the murder of James Bauer a druggist at Westbury L I Governor Roosevelt refused a reprieve Butler died first after prayers Ferdinands followed with a final moment of devotion Bolger the youngest faced death with a smile and a farewell to witnesses and guards Conte title and tone show a stark grim report of the executions at Sing Sing priso n
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Winted Press
Ossining
N. Y
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Sing | Sing Prison
James Bolger
James Butler
Italo Ferdinandi
James Bauer
Westbury
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Butler
Lori
Ferdinands
Christmas seal drive shows gains in Erie County areas
J Kenneth Winter executive secretary of the Bre County Health and Tuberculosis Association says the current Christmas seal campaign indicates an appreciable gain over last year with higher interest from residents in Corry and other Erie county towns. Receipts support health work and some areas expect better returns this year.
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Corry
J. Kenneth Winter
Bre County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Eria
Erie County
Fairview
Albion Borough
Mill Village
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Plateau
East Springfield
Cranesville
Elgin
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Edinboro
Missionaries in China Threatened by Communist Uprising
Dec 13 Canton consuls appealed for protection for 36 missionaries at Halibw on Hainan threatened by a Communist uprising. The missionaries, said to be American or British, are reported in grave danger.
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Peiping
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Halibw
Hainan
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
United Press outlines the day’s top radio offerings across networks. At 1:40 p.m. WABCO CBS presents Neco surprise party. WEAF NBC airs General Hléetrich Kent at 9:00 p.m. WDA NBC broadcasts Libby Strike Orchestra at 10:00 p.m. WIZ HEc network features Chicago Civic Orchestra on WABC CBS at 10:00 p.m. with show host.
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United Press
WABCO
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Hléetrich Kent
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Libby
Orcheatra Wiz Hec
Chicago Civic ‘Orchestra
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CBS Networte
Five Young Bandits Stage Daring Hold-Up
Pittsburgh December 18 The Perry Jute Bank was robbed by five youths who entered calmly asked for a bill change then seized cash while blasting customers and staff with guns. One bandit moved between windows as others covered tellers. L K Desmond prepares a Buffalo trip starting Sunday.
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Union
Pittsburgh
FI Jets
Unemployment Survey Shows 1.3 Percent Nationwide
Partial results from the Census Bureau show 587,540 unemployed in 25 states plus D C and three cities, about 1.8 percent regionally. Additional 188,870 employed but unpaid, 49,452 unable to work, and 26,103 idle not seeking work, with varying city figures including Buffalo 3.8 percent and Philadelphia 3.6 percent unemployed.
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United Press
Washington
Census Bureau
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Weather Outlook for Washington Region Next Week
Weather bureau reports a week of mostly fair skies with snow in northern states and rain in the southern portion by Thursday. Beginning of week temperatures in New England rise slightly but grow colder toward the end of the week.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
New England
Toledo Raids Bare Graft By Officials
Federal prohibition raiding squads prepared to serve warrants on operators of thirty additional liquor stores amid charges that state county and city enforcement officials collected protection payments. U S District Attorney Lee Martin said 25 suspects jailed after raids on twenty stores yielded disclosures about bootleggers and gamblers paying up to 150 monthly, some as high as 1000. Grand jury impaneled in January will hear more when ready.
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Washington
Clinton M. Howard
Committee of 16
Howard
United Committee For Law Enforcement
International Reform Federation
William Jennings Bryan
Wayne B. Wheeler
Strategy 13
National Temperance Council
National Conference of Organizations
Toledo
U. S
Lee Martin
East Eldé
Ger
Gambler
Teast
Martin
Federe! Grand Jury
Heart Attack Fatal To Mark Stultz In Concord Township
Mark Stultz prominent Concord Township farmer and cattle dealer died at his home near Lovell's Station after a sudden heart attack while helping with barn chores. He was born March 28, 1870, at Lovells Station and spent his life near Corry. Survived by widow, three daughters Opal Wade Corry, William Toner Brie, Norton Hotland Pint Mich by, two sons Samuel and Howard Stultz both at home, sister Mrs Horace Wetmore Corry, brothers Charles Lovells and Frank Pittsburgh, six grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at home with Rev Edward Clark of McCray Church officiating. interment in McCray Cemetery.
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Concord Township
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Lovells Station
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Opal Wade
William Toner
Brie
Norton Hotland
Mich
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Jand Howard Stultz
Horace Wetmore
Charles Stultz
Lovells
Frank Stultz
Pittsburgh
Edward Clark
McCray Church
McCray Cemetery
Kiwanis Club Cabaret At Armory Aids Educational Fund
About 125 people attended a Kiwanis Club cabaret at the State Armory last night. The event featured Castle School of Dancing performances and vaudeville acts, with a large sum raised for the club’s educational fund. Walter Scott directed, Arcade catered, music by a local orchestra, and dancing continued to 1 am.
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Kiwanis Club
State Armory
Armory
Corry
Marjorie Pilgrim
Erie
Geraldine Reader
Audrey Mason
Frances Dean
Cora Damon
Leata Scot
Adalaide Mascharke
Verna Wilcox
Florence Migdal
Mr. Castle
Misa Migial
Gee
Betty Moorhead
Walter Scott
Arcade
Unclear War Time Proceedings Mix In Early Trial Notes
Report recalls multiple items from various cities including a trial beginning to rest its direct case after a week of testimony involving Army surgeon Marie Charles A Shepard. It also notes a large unemployment related game in New York context and progress on a bank deposit assurance and a government unemployment bill accord.
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Kansas City
Marie Charles A. Shepard
New York
United States
Army Eleven Leads 6-0 in Final Period
At Nassau Stadium New York on December 13 the Army Cadets overcame a tight Navy defense to surge from a scoreless prior three quarters. Army pulled ahead to six points in the final period as Navy fouling and errors persisted, with the Cadets finally breaking through in the dying minutes.
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Army Eleven
Winey Crest
Nankee Stadium
New York
Navy
Burial Ground of Giants Found in Sonora
Five giant skeletons six feet eight inches tall and the remains of four smaller youths were unearthed by an international expedition in Sonora. Archaeologists, led by Dr. Byron R. Cummings, confirm a large burial ground as they dig near Soyopa. Local Yaqui guards posed a possible danger as Mexican and American scientists pushed ahead with the dig along the Yaqui River.
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Charles Holloway
United Press
Soyopa
Sonora
Mex
Byron R. Cummings
University of Arizona Archaeology Department
Wies
J. L. Coker
Manual Sag Do‘mingo
Doelle
Three Die in Ohio Grade Crossing Collision
Wadsworth Ohio December 13 three persons were killed and two others injured when a car was struck by an Erle freight at a crossing in the town center. The dead include Milo Aver 29 his daughter Dongs s a boarder Virgil Woll 5. Injured are Mrs Aver 28 and her daughter Evelyn 7 reported to be in critical condition at Wadsworth hospital. Eyewitnesses say the Aver car had reached the center of the tracks when the train struck. The car and occupants were hurled into the brush after the impact.
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Dongs
Virgil Woll
Ayer
Evelyn
Wadsworth Hospita
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Avay
Forest of Ube
Corry Woman Dies Enroute To Hospital After Stroke
Mrs. Eleanor Ford Brown, a longtime Corry resident, suffered a stroke at home and died enroute to a hospital. Born July 4, 1867, she leaves three daughters and four sons, with services set for Monday at 2:30 PM at the local church.
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