Arbitration Pact Fails to Win British Approval
United Press reports prolonged British delay in replying to American demands for an Anglo American arbitration pact. London may object or seek reservations similar to prior Monro Doctrine carve outs. Sir Austen Chamberlain hinted discontent in Commons as Britain weighs if the text matches the expired Root treaty. No British intentions have been conveyed to Washington yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
London
Hursdd
Ques- Hon
Great Britain
Britain
Kelloge
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Sir Austen
Alumni Dance Party Planned At Junior High
The Junior High hosts an informal dance for alumni and friends on Wednesday evening December 26 as part of holiday events. The committee promises a lively reunion with the Revellers of Warn providing the program and a well arranged program of dance numbers. Tickets are on sale at Kelly's News Stand for 0c each or 1.00 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Warn
AL Kelly
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Networks
Radio listings highlight the National Symphony Orchestra on WJZ Network and WGN Chicago with Philco Light Opera Hour on WEAF. Programs include Lucity Strike Orchestra on WIZ and a Dicken y dramatization A Christmas Carol on Network tours, timed for 10:00 EST.
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National Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
Network
Philco Light Opera
WGN
Chicago
WEAF
Lucity
Orchasten
WIZ
Network—tour
HST
Dickeny
Record of Congress Ends Short Session With Boulder Dam Law
United Press reports Congress closes a brief session claiming record legislative achievements. The Boulder Dam bill becomes law after seven years of battle, while navy and antiwar measures fall short. Government spending bills totaling about 2.9 billion move forward, with treasury and interior appropriations near 2 billion. House passes commerce justice and labor bill heading to Senate for urgent action.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Det
Senate
Boulder Dam
Elulim Thia
Treasury
Interior
Roy O. West
Christmas Cantatas Draw Crowds Across City Churches
Christmas cantatas and musical programs will be presented in three city churches Sunday evening. The First Baptist and First Presbyterian choirs perform The Song and Star and The King Cometh with organ, solos, and choruses directed by Mrs. B P Smith and Mrs. Ralph S. Dewey, Featuring soprano Miss Monarns and tenor Mr. Otting among others.
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M. E
First Baptist
The
Baptist Church
Thomas
W. F. Miller
Geo. Hl
Bruce E. Thoms
Monarns
Aote
Ralph
Dewey
Presbyterian Church
Adlon
Zion
Mary
Lindsley
Ars. Smith
Sarah Machines
Christmas Postal Shutdown Prompts Early Mail Dispatch
Post officials announce no mail delivery in city or rural routes on Christmas Day with a full postal halt from midnight Monday to 17 o clock Tuesday night. Patrons urged to mail rural route items by this evening and rural carriers to depart earlier Monday. Train service hampered by heavy holiday traffic as sections of lines run to accommodate crowds and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Postoffive
Cormmon
Bentley
Ser
Woman Suffers Painful Burns at Corry Hospital
Mrs. Mary Sisley of A. D. 4 is recovering at Corry Hospital from burns suffered at home while helping repair stove piping. Doctors report the burns not deep and expect a early complete recovery. Disturbing reports of a man named Angeptiad struck by an automobile on East Columbus avenue were unfounded, with no injuries confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sisley
Corry Hospital
Buris
Staley
Corry
Angeptiad
Columbus
Pittsburgh Bankers Thwart $14000 Hold Up
Two Pittsburgh bankers narrowly escaped injury when a bandit fired at them as they refused to surrender $14,000 outside Hays National Bank in Hays Borough near May, Massachusetts. Bank cashier Coon and teller Stille blocked the robber’s attempt. gun misfired after a brief struggle, bullets shattered interior fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Hays National Bank
Hays Borough
Fiere
Cac
Stipie
Monongahela ‘Trust Company
Harebison-Walker Refactories Company
Mays
Coon
Stille
Snowy Midwestern Holiday Forecast With Toll of Lives
A winter storm spread from Chicago to Minnesota and Ohio bringing heavy snow and record cold. Nine deaths attributed to the blizzard included three in Chicago and two in St Paul, with crashes and hazardous travel reported across the region. A separate Denver forecast noted a thinning cold wave and a impending moderation in the Rocky Mountains as conditions eased.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
Mercury
Lowis
Kansas
Minnesota
Indiana
Micigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
St. Paul
Mumcia
Mich
Leo MuGian
Huron
Denver
Colo
Hocky Mountain
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Riverside Church Fire Destroys Gotham Structure In Wide Loss
The Riverside Church on Riverside Drive, a newly built block spanning property, was destroyed by a night fire. Estimated damage reached 1 million dollars. A separate report states John Del Porto, 34, of 617 West Sixteenth Street, died by hanging, his body found by his wife returning from a fire.
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Gotham
United Press
New York
Riverside
Riverside Drives
John del Porto
Eric
Alaskan Smallpox Epidemic Reported Under Control
Junean Alaska December 22 the Alaskan smallpox outbreak is under control says health commissioner Harry C Debighne Vaccine carried by airplane to infected villages by Dr Sutherland assistant health commissioner halted the spread He left Fairbanks and covered the lower Yukon delta Newton Sound and Seward peninsula distributing fresh vaccine About 300 cases reported with only two deaths
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United Press
Junean
Alaska
Harry C. Debighne
Sutherland
Debighne
Fairbanks
Yukon
Newton Sound
Seward Peninsula
Ironton man named new manager of Hotel Corry
Ge A Wallace of Ironton Ohio is named manager of the Hotel Corry succeeding Fred J Sperry who resigns to manage the Hotel Emery in Bradford. Sperry and wife will visit Buffalo then return to assist Wallace for a few days before leaving January 4 to Bradford to supervise final preparations for the Emery opening late January.
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G. A. Wallace
Ironton, Ohio
Fred J. Sperry
Corry
Southern
Ohio
A. Wallace
Ironton
Bradford
Emery
Mr. Wallace
Cecil
Wallace
City
Hotel
Sperry
Tomparrow
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Operetta at St Edward's parochial school a Christmas featured
Pupils of St Edward's parochial school presented an operetta on Christmas spirit with Santa Claus in the frozen north aided by Jack Frost and fairies. Cast, costumes, and stage, backed by St Howard's orchestra, made the performance highly creditable and enjoyable with a preliminary feature Waiting for Santa by intermediate grades. Miss Marie Pianigan accompanist. Mrs Charles Rouse of East Conprom Street travels to Pittsburgh to visit son during holidays.
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St. Edward's Parochial School
Santa Claus
Jack ‘Frost
Siage
St. Howard’s Orchestra
Marie Pianigan
Hoover Is Greeted Warmly by Brazilians in Rio
President elect Herbert Hoover received a spectacular welcome in Rio de Janeiro as crowds thronged streets, bands played, and banners displayed his name and the American eagle. He held informal talks with Brazilian officials and business leaders amid plans to discuss coffee regulation and Brazil joining the Kellogg antiwar pact.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Herbert Hoover
American Statesman
Brazil
Latin America
Hoyer
Washington Luis
Hoover
Cattere Palace
Cofee
Honger
Army
Navy
Mr. Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Week of Prayer set for January six to twelve
Corry Ministerial Association completed plans for the annual Week of Prayer to be observed January 6 through 12. The week will feature addresses by Union City ministers and Corry ministers at neighboring meetings, with a full program to be announced later.
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Corry Ministerial Association
Union City
Union City Ministerial Association
Corry
Corry Boy to Broadcast From Detroit Tonight
Corry native Lee Whittlesey, son of Mr and Mrs F E Whittlesey, will broadcast from WRJ Detroit Mich this evening 8:30 to 9 o clock with his Royal Oak Chains choir. Whittlesey, a former Corry boy, directs the chorus and will be heard in four solo numbers. Many Corry friends are expected to listen in.
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Lee Wnithtesey
F. E. Whittlesey
Royal Oak Chains
WRJ
Detroit
Mich
Whittlesey
Corry
Mumber
Slain Engineer in Robbery Attempt in Philadelphia
Dec 22 Frank J Carr, an engineer at a lumber mill, was found dead in front of the company sofa after a struggle with bandits. He was shot through the head as the robbers apparently carried out the theft. This marks Philadelphia's second bold killing in a week of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Frank J Carr
Philadelphia
Bolivian Troops March On Bahia Negra Amid Chaco Tensions
Bolivian forces totaling about 3900 troops and cavalry march toward Bahia Negra near the Paraguayan border, with reports from Asuncion noting 300 infantry and 500 cavalry advancing. The move intensifies a regional crisis tied to the Gran Chaco dispute and unsettles optimism from the Pan American arbitration conference.
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Bahia Negra
United Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
van Gididiavegiment
Distri
Warija
Gran Chaco
Asungion
Paraguay
la Patria
Chica
Jose Guggiari
el Liberal
Fortest
Jorge Aleman
Buenos Atres
Troopa
Ark
Aswmoion
la Prenea
Followers
Spira
Washington
Buenos Aires
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Corry Boy
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