Holiday liquor ban tightens city rules for Christmas season
Police Chief Finnigan warned proprietors that state law closing hours for restaurants and hotels will be strictly enforced Friday night through Monday. Licensed venues must stop music and close by midnight, with some clubs allowed a brief extension to 2 a.m. Officials expect most holiday commerce to occur at private homes. 185 agents will enforce the rules, normally off duty during year end holidays.
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John D. Flnnigan Joey
Nchday Pelegrants Ani
Ebay
State Liquor Control Board
Eer
Guor
Liensees
Gov
Axitlin
Txmex
Decimier
Tor
Losves
Partes
Hones
Clyde Smith
Private Rites for Fairbanks
United Press reports Douglas Fairbanks Sr. will receive private funeral rites in Santa Monica following a heart attack death. Widow Lady Sylvia Ashley and close friends are expected to attend at Forest Lawn Memorial Park with services likely held tomorrow or Friday and interment in a crypt at the memorial.
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United Press
Santa Monica
Cal
Dee
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Sylvia Ashley
Clarence Erikksen
Will Rogers
Jean Harlow
Fairbanks
Serices
Don Juan
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Pores, Lawn
Woman Charged in Pittsburgh Man's Death
A coroner's jury charged 29 year old Hose Davis with murder in the fatal shooting of 49 year old Dominic Martino in his Pittsburgh apartment after a reported argument. Neighbors overheard the dispute moments before the shooting and Mrs Martino testified she shot her man like a dog.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Slim
Hose Davis
Dominic Martino
Miss Davie
Martino
Argentina Leads Fight Against Reds in League Action
A 13 nation committee agreed to submit to a League of Nations assembly a resolution to expel Russia and aid Finland. Argentina's Rodolfo Freyre led the attack, warning Russia violated the covenant and spread death in Finland.
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Samuel Dashield
United Press
Italy
Geneva
Nations
Finand
League of Nations Assembly
Russia
League
Finland
Rodolfo Freyre
Argentina
Freyre
Adolfo Costa Durell
Bolivia
Great Britain
France
Sweden
Portugal
Bo~ovia
China
Council
Assembly
Japan
Germany
Soviet Steamer Tidigirks Sunk Near Japan
The Soviet steamer Tidigirks, of 2,236 tons, was wrecked yesterday off Hokkaido. It carried 1,000 passengers and 38 crew. Japan rescued 390 persons but further rescue efforts were hampered by heavy seas.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Tidigirks
Hokkaido
Settlement On Back Salary Claims Reached
A settlement of back salary claims was effected for Clifton A. Weber, a clerk in the city treasurer’s office, dating back to June 1997. Officials attributed the errors to a misunderstanding of city school district provisions and a municipal ordinance. Irene Mullen, city treasurer, approved the settlement after agreeing with Weber. continued on Page Three.
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Clifton A. Weber
Hssisuans
Weber
Eric Lively
Irene Mullen
Mullen
Approve Stamp Plan Expand Train Service
Copenhagen reports that Russia opened two large drives across mid Finland to reach the Gulf of Bothnia and divide Finland. Moscow aimed to trap Finnish forces and seize coastal positions, with heavy fighting expected near Hyrynsalmi and Pirth, as artillery, machine guns, and other matériel were reportedly approved for use.
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Finland
Copenhagen
Russia
Mid - Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
mid-Pinland
Hyrynsalmi
Firie
Moscow
Rusataay Atiay
Fem
Tin Fan
Gulf of Bothala
Helsinet
Phu
Statewide expansion planned for surplus relief stamps in PA
Public Assistance Secretary Howard L Russell announces a statewide extension of the surplus commodity stamp plan to aid relief recipients. The pilot in Allen town Bethlehem area issues stamps worth 50 cents toward surplus foods, redeemable in regular grocery stores.
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Public
Howard L. Russell
Allentown-Bethlehem
Pecoral Surplus Commodity Corporation
Milo Perkins
FSOC
U.S. Agriculture Department
Rus Sell
Relief Administration
Relief orders issued to 16 000 off relief and 40 900 on curtailed
Cleveland relief officials began drafting food orders for 16 000 people moved off direct relief and 40 900 cases previously on curtailed relief. Assistant City Relief Commissioner Sydney T Rowley said orders dated December 15 would be mailed tonight and tomorrow as Mayor Harold H Burton announced full relief would be restored.
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Cleveland
Sydney T. Rowley
Deventer
Harold H. Burton
Recruiters Seeks U S Army Enlistments in Corry Post Office
Sergeant 1 A Daly of the U S Army recruiting services will hold a session in the Corry post office on Friday to enlist young men from the city and vicinity. Vacancies exist in all branches including cavalry air corps medical flag signal corps and more. Applicants who enlist now will not have to leave home after Christmas. Service options include United States Panama Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines.
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A. Daly
U. 5. Army Recruiting Services
Corry
U.S. Army
Cavalry
Air Corps
Medical Department
Signal Corps
Ttc
United States
Panama
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Moe the Gimp Granted New Trial in Love Rival Case
Hollywood reports the appeals court erased the conviction of Martin Snyder for attempted homicide against Myr Alderman. He is granted a new trial amid sensational rumors involving singer Ruch Etting and Miss Elling. Acquittal also reported for W A McClelland of Clearfield County on a separate medical licensing charge.
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Hollywood
Martin
Moe
Snyder
Myr Alderman
Ruch Etting
Alderman
iMiss Elling
Edith Snyder
Mayor's edict bans officers from visiting liquor venues on duty
Mayor Pruni Hepler issues immediate police directive banning department members from visiting liquor stores or imbibing while in uniform except for official duties. The order, prompted by recent incidents of drinking on duty and fraternizing with bars, warns of immediate suspension for violations and tightens penalties for intoxication still on duty.
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Pruni Hepler
Unitern
Heples
Daisee Pat Bie
Warn- Ahes
Wuslforis
Ull
High Schoolers Enter All State Chorus at Knox
Wendell Gaye and Mies Tene Kovich of Senior High join the all state chorus at Knox Pennsylvania. Corry High students travel with Mills Carlton and Dillinger as chaperones and Union City’s Nise Allee Dillinger joins for rehearsal. A concert is set for Friday afternoon with the main event Friday evening and a Friday morning clinic featuring speakers.
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Wendell Gaye
Mies Tene Kovich
Knox
Corry High School
Ace
Mills
Carlton Iifee
Loca
Nise Allee Dillinger
Union City
Tiree
Evie
Khox
Republican State Chairman Seeks Aid at Erie Dinner
Republican leader James Torrance urged counsel and fidance from the public to help the party in 1940 presidential and local races at a Erie County GOP gathering honoring chairman Samuel Roberts. Attendees from Corry included several women and men led by D. J. Pitt and James Jenkins, with Union City guests also present.
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Republicn
James Torrance
Panty
Erie
GOP
Samuel Roberts
Severrom
Torrance
Corry
FS. Austin
Donald Stewart
George Keete
James Mactnnes
D. J. Pitt James Jenkins
Walter Peake
Wi W Hammond
A. L. Miller
Leroy Didkinson
Paul Lines
J. J Desmond
Bruce Banks
Union City
Philadelphia relief burden prompts budget request
December 13 1933 Governor Arthur H James used his influence to shift about one third of the state's relief funds to Philadelphia County. He telephoned Philadelphia Mayor Robert Jr Lamberton urging inclusion of WPA project sponsorship in proposed budget funds to relieve direct relief pressure.
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Philly
United Press Harrisburg
Goveror
Arthur H James
Philadelphia
Jagits
Robert Jr. Lamberton
Arte
James approves highway program across 47 projects
Gov Hodwined approves a nationwide highway plan estimated at 5,000,000 dollars. The program spans 47 projects including new bridges and road work across multiple sections, with Cranesville and Amity cited among sites and costs listed per project.
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Att
Cranesville
Mavigan
Amity
Progressive Mine Workers Leader Denies NLRA Rights
United Press reports Jor Quanto, president of the A. Tates Progressive Mine Workers of America, said the National Labor Relations Board violated 80,000 members’ moral and legal rights under the Wagner Act. He charged bias toward the rival United Mine Workers of America and stated many miners were compelled to join UMWA during employment.
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United Press
Washington
Jor Quanto
A. Tates
Amerca
National Laver Relations Board
Ouanic
House Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Thei
Lid
Cio-Umwa
Duonle
Wale
Iit
UMWA
John Lewis
Judge Scores Jury for Acquitting Man in Drunken Driving Case
In Merger Pennsylvania Judge George H Rowley criticized the jury that acquitted John Y Helle of Oil City after a one minute deliberation on drunken driving charges. The judge said officers testifying against him faced a disheartening outcome. Also noted is the death of Dr John Thomas aged 99, claimed as the oldest practicing physician in the country.
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Merger
John Y. Helle
Oil City
George H. Rowley
Commonwealth
Rowley
Oes Broomall
Johno Thomas
Lodsy
Railroads Boost Holiday Service to Meet Demand
Pennsylvania and Western rail lines announce intensified holiday schedules. Two sections of Train No. 581 depart Corry and near-simultaneous runs will expand passenger, mail, and express service for pre Christmas travel. Extra expresses to follow Friday with limited sections starting Saturday.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Elesticay
Philladelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Willy
Corry
Ihe
Weslround
SUN
Wisiethird Linatedt
Wal
Lewin
Siselt
Eaatbovnd
Pridsy
Devemlon
Eaaibeund Limited
Prempl
Three Killed At Crossing In Meyersdale Pa
In Meyersdale Pennsylvania last night three young men died when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck their car broadside at a crossing. Victims were Milton E. Weimer 40 Merlin Pay Andrew Leo Mack 24 and Gerald L. Matuy 25. The crash occurred near grade crossing noted for a watchman.
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Duc
Detrolt Limited
Baltimore
Milton BE Weimer
Merlin
Andrew Leo Mack
MicDonaldson
Ani Dever
al Uw
Gerald L. Matuy
Metteesport
Sweden's new government takes office in Stockholm
In Stockholm on December 13, Sweden's new government led by Premier Tergen Hansson formally took office before King Gustav V. The cabinet was reshuffled to install a new foreign minister replacing R J Sandter, who had drawn sharp criticism from the Nazi press.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tergen Hansson
Gustav V
Royal Palace
R. J. Sandter
Oil City Man Takes Stand In Own Defense
Malil, 9, of Oil City, faced trial in Greensburg Pa as he admitted a few bribes prior to a crash that killed US Army Engineer Major Francis J Fitzpatrick and chauffeur Oscar Cunningham. The defense argued brake failure and that the car’s braking system caused the death in a circumstantial case.
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OIL City
Perenne Tan
Britain Pleased With Aid to Finns
Dec 3 Lunn reports British officials praised Britain for granting a license to supply expert planes to Finland. The decision came amid war fears and debates over Allied air support.
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Britain
Lunn
House OF Chinmohs
Great Britain
Finland
Woman in Hitler's Life Reported by Evening Post
The Berlin scene is sketched with blurred names and uncertain roles as a woman linked to Adolf Hitler is described by the Balitidny Evening Post. The piece quotes a girl who portrays herself as the dictator's wife, amid rumors of a German insider.
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Toy 4S
A Iende
Bagarian
Gil
Alnor Augnet
Berlin
Adal Miller
Evening Post
Midler
Magia 1
Eebltiardinlile
Sonree Inalde Gurnany
Mmelen
Carets
Ue Nuel
Ariiele Lil
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