Senate Organizes as Fight Continues for Pro Tempore
The Senate opened for business amid a dispute over the president pro tempore post. Insurgent Republicans seek to replace George Moses while Curtis may rule the vote unfinished or void it by consent. Organization created with committee assignments and tensions over chairmanships persist.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
George Moses
N. H
Curtis
Curtin
laLtey
Moses
Muses
Hattie Caraway
Deny ‘Aris
Gist
Agriculture
Jones
Appropriations Committee
Troops Patrol Honolulu After Day of Rioting
U S Navy and Marine units backed by local police restored order in Honolulu after a riot sparked by the kidnapping of a Japanese man linked to an assault on a Navy officer s wife. Eight calls were logged before calm returned as patrols doubled and marines were deployed from Pearl Harbor.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Miltary
Tay
U. S
Naval
Marine
Navy Station
United States
Pearl Kiawhor
J. D. Wilson
Navy Yard
Yates Stirling, Jr
Tostay
Navy
Horace Ids
Ida
Corry High Faculty Venison Dinner Hosted by Club
The Corry High Rod and Gun Club will serve a venison and game dinner to the Corry High School faculty this evening in the High School. About thirty covers are planned. At 6:30, Stanley Anderson leads the club and a delightful menu is prepared.
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Corry
Chicago Likely To Host 1982 Republican Convention
Washington reports Chicago probably will receive the Republican National Convention for 1982 after Cleveland failed to meet the $150,000 minimum guarantee. Officials expect a formal vote to confirm. The plan includes a revised delegate schedule boosting southern representation and adjusting states under new reapportionment rules.
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United Press
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Truck and Two Cars Crash West of Corry
A collision on the state highway east of the Hatchery involved a Ford touring car driven by Theo McCray of Elgin, a truck owned by Leon Mitchell of Lottsville, and a Chevrolet driven by Frank Goring. No serious injuries were reported though Mrs Goring was hurt lightly. Mitchell’s truck blocked the road while a cow was loaded.
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State Hatchery
Theo McCray
Elgin
Leon* Mitchell
Lottsville
Frank Goying
East Church Street
Mitchell
McCray
Bigin
Goring
Othier
Laem Bloss
Brie
Ab Erle
Daring parachute leap averts crash near Greencastle
Richard Scanlon, 80, jumped from a St Louis to Detroit plane amid fog near Greencastle Indiana. At 700 feet he lightened the load but struck high tension wires suffering a fractured leg and minor injuries. Pilot Frank Spring, 5, regained control and landed at Danville Indiana.
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United Press
Greencastle
Ind
Richard Scanlon
Scanlon
Frank Spring
St Louis
Deroit
Danville
Murder Suspected in Crossing Crash
Pasquale Ferrita, 80, reportedly killed before being dumped in a car wreck at Towline crossing near the city on December 4. Police say a family friend vanished and investigators uncovered evidence suggesting the death was staged as an accident on the railroad tracks.
Stores of City Open Evenings for Christmas Shopping
City stores begin evening hours tonight to help Christmas buyers, with major shops staying open late through the holiday. Corry merchants report strong holiday stock and preparations for brisk shopping over the next two weeks. The Kiwanis Club has completed illuminated miniature trees across the business district to add a festive touch.
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Corry
Kiwanis Club
Mercantile
Youth Fatally Wounded in Hunting Incident Near Johnstown
Raymond Homer, 18, of near Johnstown, died from a hip wound received when shot by a rifle while hunting Saturday. It was the district's first hunting fatality of the season.
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Johnstown
Raymond Homer
Near Here
Tate
Radio Entertainment Schedule Highlights
A radio schedule listing programs across networks. WEAF features Voice of Firestone at 8 30 and Parade of States at 9 30 while WABC airs An Evening In Paris at 9 20 and Toscha Seidel at 10 30. The NBC network presents Wiz I and Musial Express.
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WEAF
NEC
Firestone
WABC
CBS Network
Paris
NEC Network
NBC
Toscha Seidel
Unemployment relief clash tests Pinchot veto
Harrisburg reports Pinchot favors a compromise relief plan while Republicans push a $10 million direct appropriation over his veto. The House passed the Talbot measure 181 to 16, hoping to sustain a veto override with 189 votes, as Senate action aimed to move the bill forward despite executive opposition.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Dre
Gifford Pinchot
Schnader
Pinchot
Edward Martin
United
Pennsylvania
Finchot
Senate
House
Talbot
Delaware
Pincchot
Republican Organization
Administration
Robert Pattison
Churchill of Britain Hit by Taxi in New York
Winston Churchill, former British chancellor, is hospitalized at Lenox Hill after a taxi collision. He is feared to have a pleural hemorrhage though he is said to be holding his own. The driver was exonerated. incident occurred as Churchill crossed a New York street.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Lenox Hill Hospital
Churchill
Otter Pickhardt
DE Foster Kennedy
Chirehi
M Condon
Mario Gontasino
Yonkers
Bernard Mr. Baruch
Sanker
Italian sailors perish as Tesco sinks off Sardinia
In a fierce gale off Pensania Sardinia the Tesco 1300 ton vessel sank with 36 Italian sailors aboard on Christmas leave. Rescue attempts failed as crews from Trieste and Ancane searched through heavy seas leaving 36 dead and many missing.
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United Press
Spazia
Italy
Tesco
Crwiser
Trieste
Ancana
Pansania
Sardinia
Kane Freed Will Resume Teaching at University
Kane Freed, a professor of romance languages at the University of Tennessee, appeared tired after a court case charging him with drowning his wife in Newport News. He was freed after a weeklong trial and said he bore no malice toward those who brought the charges.
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Newport News
Dee T
Ihsha Kent Kane
University of Tennessee
Kane
Howala
Damage suit to be aired in Erie court this week
W F Miller of West Frederick street sues for injuries from a September 15, 1980 auto crash at Frederick and Genter streets. The plaintiff occupied a car driven by his son, colliding with a machine driven by Paul Mitchell of Spring Creek. Walter H L Scott represents the plaintiff and Sam Rossiter of Mine is named for the defendant.
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Erie County
W. F. Miller
West Frederick Street
Frederick
Genter Streets
Erie
Miller
Paul Mitchel
Spring Creek
Walter HL. Scott
the Plaintie
Sam Rossiter
School Board to Hold First Regular Meeting Tonight
Newly formed Board of Education meets in the library basement this evening. Harry B. Smith elected president. Stith appoints committee members after last week’s organization.
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Board of Education
Harry B. Smith
Stith
Wagner urges two billion for construction bond issue
Senator Wagner proposes a two billion dollar pure works bond issue to fund a vast public works program. He urges Hoover, the employment stabilization board and the budget director to activate machinery for the program, arguing unemployment waste harms the nation.
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New York
Senate
United Press
Washington
Wagner
Dem. N
Hoover
Federal Employment Stabilization Board
T- Vector
United States
Wagner Ii
Radio Audition Winners For 31 Announced In New York
Winners of the Art national radio audition sponsored by the Atwater Kent Foundation include Miss Saida Knox contralto from Kearny New Jersey and Jay Edkins from Summerville Massachusetts each awarded 3000 dollars a two year scholarship in vole culture and a gold medal. Finalists totaled ten with several awards listed for second third fourth and fifth places to performers from Florida Illinois California and other states.
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United Press New York
Saida Knox
Kearny
N. J
Jay Edkins
Summerville
Mass
Atwater Kent Foundation
Knox
Volve
Clineh
Thelma Gaskin
Orlando
Fla
Hyzene Byron Morgan
Painesville
Javon Graham Holden
Pittsburgh, Gas
Austin Summers Butner
Nashville
Tenn
Lillian Meyer Poprano
Jamestown
N. C
James D. Metcalf
Austin
Tex
Eleanor Coryell
Tucson
Ariz
Rosa Ponselle
Alma Gluck
Sophie Breslau
Walter Damirosch
Yerman Grith
M. Hi. ‘Aylesworth
National Broadcanting Co
Japanese Occupation Tightens Grip Over Manchuria
Frederick Ky reports Japanese occupation expanding through Manchuria from Tsitsihar to Chinchow. Chinese banks, industries, utilities, railways, and key mines are under Japanese management with Chinese personnel replaced, censorship tightened, and armed control justified as protection for Japanese nationals.
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Frederick KY
United Press
Ny United Press
Harbin
Manetiuria
Manchurh
Pengtien
Troon
Hellungkiens
Kinin
Gmmanda
Manchuria
Fengtien
Suda
Mukden Frontier
Tig Chinese Trading Concern Company
Mukden
Fuchouwan
Penhaihu
Chint= ase Steel and Power Company
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