Christmas School Programs Brighten Local Events
Seventy five parents and friends of Fairview students attended yesterday afternoon's Christmas program featuring first to sixth graders with songs, recitations, and plays. St Bernard’s school held a Christmas party with baskets for the Sisters of Mercy and gifts for Rev. Graves and Rev. Feeney, while a large Niney leh production directed by Lowe Edwards showcased fourth to sixth graders and a chorus led by Mrs. Graft. Washington School held a Christmas program with welcome remarks, Christmas wishes cards, and student performances in the afternoon.
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Jingle Bella
John Kalonoski
Frank Cole
Santa Land
Gordon Wimtley
Jolly
San- al
Gerald Fairchild
Santa
Pat Kolstee
Room One
Room
St. Ronard's School
Sisters of Mercy
Francis J. Graves
J. Edward Feeney
Joan Scheppney
Trach Ral Association
Frank Graft
Prgram
Washington
Down Strikes Spread Across Nation Amid Turmoil
Reading from scattered clippings, workers strike waves spread as unions press demands while a Wisconsin proxy fight and abdication rumors ripple through politics. A Boston stage scene and a flurry of theater sales show cultural turbulence alongside political shifts and press reactions.
Earle silent on future post after Europe trip
Governor George A. Earle of Pennsylvania returned from Europe aboard the Normandie to signs of interest in his next steps. He declined talks on a Civil Aeronautics Authority appointment but voiced interest in aviation and warned of nations sacrificing liberty for efficiency. He cautioned about fast moving events in Europe and possible conflicts if Hitler advances.
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New York
George A. Earle
Pennsylvania
Normandie
Eutter
Farle
Drnmatic Service
Civil Argomautics Authority
Europe
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Ukraine
Claim Revolt of Insurgents In Nationalist Spain
Reports from the frontier indicate widespread unrest in Nationalist Spain with claims of hundreds arrested and 45 Italian soldiers reportedly killed. Correspondents in frontier towns say many reports are exaggerated while noting a series of incidents across the region. Also, Frank Mazzone is convicted of second degree murder for the December shooting in Castle, Pennsylvania.
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London
Spain
Noww Castle
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Matt Mikitkovich
Murdered 19 year old girl found nude in sack in Pennsylvania woods
State police search a remote forest near Keelersville for clues in the death of Margaret Martin 19. Coroner says she was horribly mistreated and likely the victim of a sexual or feud related killing. Troopers intensified the probe despite heavy snow.
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Kingston, Pa
Business College
United Press
Keelersville
Mar. Baret Martin
Iam Creek
Ray W. Greenwood
John Martin
Margaret
Theody
Tunkahannock
William A. Clark
Motny Police
Urge Better Protection at Riceville Corners
State highway department tightens safety at Riceville Corners after multiple fatal crashes and injuries. New stop signs face east and west approaches with warning blinkers and slow signs. calls grow for an underpass to prevent future accidents.
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Highway Department
Riceville Corners
State Highway Department
Titusville
Boettiger Falls From Cinder Truck and Dies
John W. Boettiger, 55, a maintenance worker for the Erie Coach Co., was killed near Rie, Pennsylvania, when he fell from a cinder truck as it hit a pothole. He was shoveling cinders to clear icy bus stops when the accident caused his neck to break.
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Rie
John W. Boettiger
Boettiger
Erie Coach Co
United States rejects German protests over Roosevelt attacks
Acting Secretary Sumner Welles said Washington would not accept Berlin protests over critiques of Nazi persecution and U S leaders by President Roosevelt and his cabinet. The issue followed German charges that U.S. figures praised dictatorial rule and attacked Jews, with Welles warning Berlin that such exchanges harm relations.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
United States
Teken
Preas
Roosevelt
Wellen
Hang Thomsei
Germany
Terlin
Weillen
Thana
Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Asong
U.S
Rotine
Welles
Alemen
Chylingen Pirtwwin
Senate
Gertie Fins
Exoneration claim links to brothers in swindle case
New York reports Don ald Coster Musseg exonerates his brothers in the Mekesson and Robbing swindle. He blames bankers lawyers and auditors for the firm’s collapse and asserts no narcotics or alcohol profits were involved. State appointment bids rise as patronage politics loom before the new administration.
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Unité! Press
New York
Donald Coster-Musseg
Mekesson S
Senate Beesse
Miller appeals $100 trappping count fine to county court
Louis Miller of Union County appeals a $100 fine or 100 days in jail for resisting a deputy game warden during a trapping violation. He claims innocence while game protector Don Miller prosecutes the case in Corynasister. Wayne Jaggs of Columbus also faces a $1 fine for trapping violations.
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Brie
Louis Miller
Union Cty
Justice of the Peace
Neil
Quarten
Miler
Union City
Miller
Jig
Don Miller
Corynasister
Wayne Jaggs
Columbus
Alderman CB
Porter
WPA funds face GOP opposition amid anti New Deal mood
Washington reports anti New Deal Democrats oppose emergency WPA funding. Utah Senator King calls for abolition of WPA. In Michigan Mrs Fern Patricia Dull convicted of slaying employer and lover William Holbrook, 14 to 15 years. In Detroit Fidelity Investment Association case court issues injunction restraining certain practices. Harrisburg bench warrants target graft probe exhibits. Dauphin court blocks certifying H S Levin's election pending contest resolution in Philadelphia courts.
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Washington
WPA
Sen
King
Utah
ST. Joseph
Mich
Fern Patricia Dull
William Holbrook
Detroit
Fidelity Investment Association
Harrisburg
Schnetter
House
Callahan
Shelley
Dauphin
H. S
Levin
Philadelphia
Founder of Tealy Dairy Company Dies in Erie
Erie Pa Dec 22 Wimest H Hubbell 74 a founder of the Tealy Dairy Company Youngstown Ohio with branch stores in western Pennsylvania died here yesterday. Native of Crawford county he is survived by a son Bruce of Youngstown and a sister Mrs Alice Gates of Union City Pa.
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Erie
H. Hubbell
Tealy Dairy Company
Youngstown
Storea
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Bruce
Alice Gates
Union City
Argentina Plan Passed at Pan American Conference
Delegations at the eighth Pan American Conference reached an agreement on a proposed declaration of solidarity among the 21 American republics. The main objective is a unity pledge against military or political invasion of sovereignty, to salvage the conference goals.
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United Press
Lima
Perry
Bop
Earlien
Express Maul at Holiday Peak
Heavy mail and passenger traffic concentration today at the focal office as Pennsylvania and Erie railroads run multiple train sections to handle express and mail shipments. Movement remains above average for mail and below early-week pace for passengers with a planned drop Friday.
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D'Apaten
Catia
Pennsylvania
Erie
Fear Break in U. S. Nazi Relations
Dec 22 report says the United States bluntly rejected a German protest over anti Nazi epithets. Harold L. Tekes, U.S. Secretary of Interior, faced speculation of a formal break in relations as observers noted bitterly organized attacks on Tekes in controlled press stressing grave strain and possible rupture.
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United States
U.S
Harold L. Tekes
Pendine
Tekes
Five Women Touted for State GOP Posts Under James
Interest grows as Governor elect Arthur H. James may name at least five women to cabinet and senior roles after January. Names include Edna Carroll Wilkes Barre attorney S M H O Hare Wilkes Barre and George R Hemphill Beaver Falls official.
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Drie County
Sourcergy
Wth
Samuel Roberts
GOP
Eideonlay
Nme Tucal State Highway Department
Pleet
Fie
Conny
Rye Reuniy
Gedree Farte Thay
Avuhny Calegrove
Tenner County Democrate
Kove
Reptili¢n Leandees
Wigeer
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Januay
Roberts
Arthur Dames
Oly
Arthur H. James
James
Edna Carroll
Philadelphia
S. MH. O'Hare Wilkes
Barre
George R. Hemphill
Beaver Falla
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Andrew F. Haurigan
Wilkes-Barre
Ira Jewel Williams
William S. Rial
Westmoreland County
Claude T. Reno
Allentown
W. Marshall
Pittsburgh
Paul Reingold
Robert G. Woodside
Allegheny County
M. Harvey Tayior
Dauphin County
George J. Jones
Williamsport
Edward].Martin
Washington County
Pennsylvania National Guard
Man Confesses Slaying Wife in Los Angeles Case
Police reveal a father and son linked to a murder after officers found dental items proving a woman’s death. Billy Spinelli, 1, and William Spinelli Sr., 54, admit killing Rosy during a confrontation following the hatchet attack. Detectors followed a long interrogation before the confession emerged.
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Los Angeles
Poline
Spinelliday
Billy
William Spinelli
Spinelli
Homicide Bureau
Rosy
Turion
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