Youth dies from accidental gun wound after hunting season
Ralph Lee Rounds, 17, of Spring Creek, died at Coutty hospital after a hunting accident near his home Saturday. He was struck by a discharged rifle while en route to work at the Cleve Donaldson farm. Born October 10, 1919, he is survived by his parents, three brothers, a sister, and grandparents. Funeral set for Wednesday at Cobb's Corners church with burial at Fast Branch.
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Ralph Lee’ Rounds
Clayton Rounds
R. D
Spring Creek
Coutty Hospital
Tie Home
Rounds
Cleve Donaldson Farm
Corry Hospital
Spring Creek Township
Garold
Clifford
Erie
Donovan
Marian
H. M. Rounds
Lawrence Davison
Bracken and
Fire causes 150 dollar damage at home
Fire caused by overheated four fuse like devices at a residence on West Congress Street near Ward Alexander damaged partitions and Mooring. Booster pump extinguished it, leaving little to no furniture damage though first floor smoke was noted. Officials estimate total damage between 150 and 200 dollars.
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Suni
Ward Alexander
Congress Street
Earle Says Electoral College Is Tradition
Harrisburg Dec 14 Gov George H Earle told the 36 Pennsylvania electors convened to vote for a Democratic president that they represented a survival of state sovereignty more traditional than actual He predicted the college would yield to a more Democratic method of direct election in the not distant future
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Nite
Reese
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Hope for Chiang Kai-Shek Release Fades in Insurrection
Unite Press reports in Shangai that hopes for the early release of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek fade as Chang Heye Liang's Communist suppression drive tightens in Sida-Fu Shensi province. Foreigners are warned to evacuate the trouble zone as Japanese officials urge citizens to leave western China amid severe fighting near Sian-Fu, the provincial capital where Chiang is held.
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Unite Press
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Sida-Fu
Shensi Province
China
Far
Carton
Chang Hayeh- Liang
Chiang
Mudie
Nanxing
Shensi
Japan
Ite
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Manahaku
Novi
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Hensle
Mies
Tokyo
Deo
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Annehal
Jy Shersi
Dome
Sian-Fu
Ischina Chiang Kil Sheik
Ching
Liquor board chair post watched for names list
United Press reports Harrisburg speculation on the liquor control board chairmanship replacing Walter T. Grosseup with a slate of candidates including Arthur Colegrave Corny T. Twin Brookes Philip W. Gundelinger Richard J. Gimble Joseph P. Gallagher Edgar Kaufman Governor George F. Early and others. The position pays 9000 annually.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Speculafin
Bile Fon Liquor Control Board
Walter T. Grosseup
Philadelphin
Arthur Colegrave
Corny
T. Twin Brookes
Pittsburgh
Philip W. Gundelinger
Richard J. Gimble
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Gallagher
Philadelpha
Edgar Kaufman
Pittsburg
George Ff. Early
Probaly
Seember Unemployment Insurance Board of Review
Tensard de Wolfe
Bureau of Employment
Department of Labor and Industry
Austin Stalwy
Bureau of Workmen
John A Philips
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Kenneth L. M. Pray
Goodrich
Robert L. Myats
Fine program broadcast by high students at WLEU Erie
A Thursday afternoon broadcast from Station WLEU Erie featured a Tirle County Health and Tuberculosis Association radio hour directed by Miss Beatrice Shaffer with Donald Glassner leading a trumpet duet. The program includes two choir pieces, a trumpet duet, piano solo, and a student double quartet with named performers and students from Corry High School.
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Claire Arnold
Gene Hasbrouck
Charles Wood
Joe St. Pierre
Richard Orn
Wilbur Whiteead
Burdette Phillipa
Junior Bjorksquist
Ray‘Jnond Cathers
Carleton Craker
Rachel Graft
Rachmaninoff
Mae Hoskins
Pais
Oura
Corry Efigh School
Wilbur Whitehead
Junior Bjorkaulst
Clare Armold
Joe Borolinski
Richard Nichols
Survivors blame plot behind sinking of Loyalist subs
Three survivors of the submarine C-3, sunk off Malaga with 32 lives lost, accuse "those helping the enemy" of a plot. Captain Augustin Garcia Vin as said government submarines patrol the Mediterranean coast continuously.
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United Press
Malaga
Spain
Augustin Garcia ‘Vinas
Mediterranean
PWA Power Loan Rule Delayed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court delayed ruling on the PWA power loan policy after announcing retrial for Duke Power Co. due to alleged improper handling in the impeachment process. Chief Justice Hughes read the opinion signaling an indefinite postponement and a fight over the policy’s application in the first term.
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Unites Press
Washington
New Deal
PWA
Supreme Court
Iatter
Supremé Comit
Duke Power Co
Bacte
Jndier
Charles Tirana Hughes
Christmas Treat Planned by Elks for Needy Children
Corry lodge 769 Elks announces a Christmas party for less fortunate kids with support from Junior Welfare League Business and Professional Women and other women's groups. A Tuesday meeting at 8 pm at the Tikes club will plan activities and toy collections. Lays repair by the shop class and toy donations are being organized to ensure holiday happiness for all.
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Corry Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Wiky
Corry
Tikes
Junior Welfare League
Pas
Tueaday
Bika Lodge
Molten Glass Burst Sends 1100 Tons Flood Through Plant
A tank at the American Window Glass Company plant released 1100 tons of molten glass and inundated the basement. Fire crews halted the leak with twelve water lines as officials estimate the heat damaged the tank lining and a small hole formed. No injuries were reported and a month may pass before the glass hardens and is removed.
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Arnold
United Preas Tye Arnold
American Window Glass Company
Lo Montng
County pilots win big events at All American airstandvers
Two Pennsylvanians captured top honors at the ninth annual All American Airstandvers closing Saturday in Dade City Florida Harrison L Deyie of Erie won the Clark W Bunch cup and 250 for licensed mono couples with a speed of 146 385 mph Neil McCray of Fairview took 250 first prize in the 20 mile event for Changed Stinsons McCray averaged 196603 mph
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United Eros Dmiasmt
Fla
Harrison L, Deyie
Erie
Clark W. Bunch
Neil McCray
Fairview
Stinsons
McCray
Coast strike ends after 45 days with shipmen back to work
A maritime labor dispute on the Pacific coast ends as most strike actions are resolved. Release of 240 seamen bound for ships resumes west coast shipping as the unions reach agreement on most points and set up a port arbitration committee for the remaining two issues. Negotiators planned further talks with shipowners and union aides signalling an early settlement.
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United Press Kan Phancibco
Viriwally
Dejan Opeators
Gallors Ubton Stone Pacific
Diy
Fftay
Jook
Pacific Coast
Sulary
Tae
Uhig Maritime Worker
Marcy Trundenborg
Utwa
Minister Predicts Edward Will Regret Abdication for Love
A Presbyterian minister told an audience of 2,000 in Pitwrurgut that England’s former King Edward Will will regret abdicating the throne for love. Dr Clarence Edward McCartney, a bachelor clergyman, joined the sentiment as he spoke.
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United Press
Pitwrurgut
England
Glarence Edward McCartney
New Baking Pan Patented at Bluffton Indiana
L. F Selanald announced in Bluffton Indiana that he has received a patent for a novel baking pan. The design produces buns with a hole in the middle to accommodate hot dogs, turning the bun into a device that holds the frankfurter securely during baking.
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United Press
Bluffton
Ind
L. F Selanald
Edward used Wally as shield to quit report
London dispatch from October details Edward, also called Wally, quitting a post due to faithless feelings and court scrutiny. A Vienna-based specialist and a royal physician were cited in the dispute with King Edward VII. the report notes press pressure and a move toward privacy after Christmas.
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Edward
Wally
Ex-President Sondies Dead On Saturday Night
An ex president named Willian Harris aged 82 was found dead in his Lewin apartment on a Sunday night. He lived in Oxford prior to his residence and died after a last sighting at the scene.
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United Press Inimanapoles
Russell
Bon Ui
Pete Verily
Bono Vineness
Relieve Pope Pius of Duties In Vatican Switch
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII is slowly improving by delegating some duties to Cardinal Pacelli as his doctors advise rest. The pontiff, still troubled by twitching pains in his left leg, may remain in bed longer than expected and will forego his usual cardinal conferences, with the cardinals delegating through Pacelli.
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Vatican City
Piug
As- Ding Parelli
Cardinal Pacelli
Mtn
Scotland Yard Guards Withdrawn From Wallis Simpson Case
Cannes December 14 British reports say Scotland Yard bodyguards for Wallis Simpson were withdrawn as the British authoritie stated they would not take further responsibility in the case. The move follows earlier indications of protection for Mrs Simpson amid intense headlines.
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United Press
Cannes
Prince
Wallis Simpson
Scotland Yard
Tiwan
Scotland
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