Exposure Fatal to Man in Corry Home
V L Kovalcik 75 a Corry resident for fourteen years is found dead at his 745 Liberty street home. Authorities report probable exposure after collapse while preparing for bed rest. Survived by three daughters and two sons. Arrangements delayed pending arrival of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy. L. Kovalcik
Corry
Liberty Street
G'Elock
Oat
Kovalclt
Planigan
Heyers
Lawrence Davison
Ann
Ellen Kovaletk
Salamanca
Federal action eyed to avert anthracite strike
United Press report from Wilkes Barre Pa. says federal intervention was expected to avert a strike by the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania as union leaders prepare for a convention. Thomas Maloney said a message from Senator Wagner may come soon while delegates meet to address grievances and possible drastic actions.
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Joseph 8. Wasney
United
Wilkes Barre
United Anthratite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Thomas Maloney
Robert F. Wagner
National Labor Bord
Nme
Novermoor
Labor Board
Cammultige
UMF
York firm low on new Butler Road contract
United Press reports in Harrisburg that the York Engineering and Construction Company bids $781,085 for rebuilding ten miles of concrete roadway on the Pittsburgh Butler highway Route 70. The award of the contract is pending final action by state officials. The project covers sections in several townships and counties.
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York
New Butler Road
United Press
Harrisburg
York Engineering and Construction Company
Yelicla
Seuone
Winter Cold Grips East as Warmer Spell Fails
United Press reports continuous extreme cold across the East with dawn temperatures near freezing and shifting to rising but still cold readings. The Midwest saw lingering snowfall as officials forecast near normal temperatures later in the week, followed by another Arctic cold spell.
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United Press
Gastern Seaboard
New York
United States
Middlewest
Arctic
Rail crafts plan united fight over Eastman order
Railroad shop crafts associations moved to contest Railroad Commissioner Joseph B. Eastmans plan to separate company unions from rail managements. A general New York assembly was arranged to coordinate the challenge with 12 eastern directors. Charles J Marglott a Pittsburgh attorney was asked to present the case at hearings. The unions argue the divorce is unnecessary and would hurt members who now enjoy a wage differential over AFL members.
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United Press
Chicago
United Fght
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Shops Crafts
General Assembly
New York
Hastman
Eastern Shop Crafts Organizations
Shop Crafts
Charles J.marglott
Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Danger to Pupils From Singing Strain
New York December 29 Dr Leo Allen of New York University warned the American Society for Study of Disorders of Speech that schoolchildren risk lifelong harm from singing The Star Spangled Banner without proper vocal restrictions Teachers may fail to protect pupils from strain in the vocal organs which could affect future development Dr Kellen an otolaryngologist noted the song’s wide range even taxes an adult voice and more so a child’s
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United Press
NEW York
Leo Allen
New York University
American Society For Study of Disorders
Kellen
Two Boys Killed in Coasting Accidents in Pennsylvania
Two youths died and several other children were involved in coasting accidents across western Pennsylvania in the past 24 hours. A runaway sled crossed into traffic near Harmarville, a locomotive struck a vehicle near Nevin, and other incidents were reported in Hurnarsville and Dalton when officers responded to the scenes. Local authorities investigate the crashes and urge safety measures for winter travel.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Det
Pennsylvania
Govike Setlimane
Hunyavitte
Nevin Motor Bus
Hargaville
Dalton Wits
Hurnarsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmurvile
Order All Gold Exchanged for Legal Tender
United Press report from Washington describes a government push to curb gold hoarding as part of the clocked currency program. Acting Secretary Morgenthau says the year end drive targets both large and small holders, with several million dollars in gold expected to be recovered and no connection to the broader gold buying effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Des
Roosevelt
Rosoevelt
Treasury
Morgerthau
Morgenthau
Outdoor Girl plots end high adventure tomorrow
Two girls guided their outdoor quest near Miami for more than five days planning to terminate their high adventure on Sunday. In Denver Walter Reppin, 18, of New Jersey faces execution in the Colorado lethal gas chamber as governor announces new action. In Rosario Argentina police report a rebellious movement spanning Rosario, Canada de Gomez and Santa Fe. A gas explosion at Olyphant colliery in Scranton injures seven workers. A powerful Senate ally has organized with 26 members, urging a federation call for free coinage of gold and silver at a ratio to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Miami
Denver
Walter Reppin
Newe Jersey
New Colorado
Wawitt Cohnsen
Rosario
Argentina
Canada de Gomez
Santa Fe
Washington
Report on new coal distribution agreement in New York
New York authorities report a new agreement on distribution of anthracite coal. The accord, reached December 28, covers wholesale supply and pricing terms, aiming to stabilize shipments after recent disruptions.
New Corry Mayor Demands City Officials Resign
Incoming Corry mayor Glen Miller has asked for the resignations of nearly all city officials and employees, with returns due by December 20. The list includes City Solicitor Blaine Kingalil, City Clerk C B Porter, City Engineer N R Dickson, Chief of Police John Flanigan, several patrolmen, Street Commissioner Edward Harrington, and fire truck drivers Harry Boutwell Roy Rickerson and Clyde Damon. It remains unclear who will be rehired as reorganizational plans unfold Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Miller
Corry
Blaine Kingalil
C. B. Porter
N. R. Dickson
John Flanigan
Leon Brown
Ann Lloyd Ruppersburzer
Edward Harrington
Harry Boutwell
Roy Rickerson
Clyde Damon
Milter
Journal
Roosevelt Says Live-Let-Live Policy Guides U S Foreign Stance
President Roosevelt presents a non interventionist, live-let-live doctrine echoing Wilson to World leaders. He rejects League membership, urges Latin American self governance, and asserts U S restraint unless cross-border disorder harms the Americas. The speech, delivered at the Wilson Memorial Dinner in Washington, recalls wartime cooperation and Wilson’s phrases.
Golden Wedding Couples Hand Down Pointers
Eight couples celebrating their golden wedding offered guidance for a long and happy marriage. Their tips emphasize mutual respect, avoiding jealousy, honest living, hard work, and sticking to one another’s interests, with simple daily practices and shared responsibilities highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicaress
New York
Armistice extension accepted by Paraguay
Asuncion December 20 Paraguay accepted the extension of the armistice for eight days from tomorrow and eight more if the present truce continues, keeping the Gran stake for the period as agreed.
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Paraguay
Asungion
Patignel
Saraguay
Gran Sthaco
Tometroy
Relief aid scope eyed for 1924 funding
Washington December 28 Hopkin s administrator Hopkins said Congress would be asked to appropriate about 4101,000,000 to carry on the government's relief activities to July 1, 1924 The $500,000,000 relief fund would likely last until April 7 Hopkins added he anticipated an additional appropriation for the civil works program from a public works fund He did not name a figure but noted President Roosevelt has signaled a further allocation of 851,000,000 Since the public works fund of 3 3 00,000,000 is nearly exhausted it will be up to Congress to appropriate funds for the CWA after July 1 1931 Hopkins said the regular yearly relief appropriation would be sought for the next fiscal year to cover the present period
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
A. O Eiiport
America
Ie League of Nations
Roosevelt
Wilton
Woodrow Wirtoh
Wilson
Latin America
Roosévelt
United States
Unite States
Whit Wa
Weders
Hopkins
Congress
Mypkins Sai
Public Works
CWA
Two Women Complete Ninth Day In Air In Flight Record
Miami, Florida nurses Richey and Harrell wrap up their ninth day in the air at 1 03 p m EST ending a long endurance flight. They report they are feeling well and in good spirits.
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Win Co
Eets
Miami
Flay Qee
Halen Richey
Frances Harrell
E.S.T
Japan moves to annex territory to Manchoukuo in Chahar
Peiping China Dec 29 Japanese forces in Chahar province appear to be expanding control as they build a highway linking Kuyuan to Colon Nor and airdrome near Hello and patrol the southern edge of Inner Mongolia. Sung Cheh Yuan visits from Kalgan to confer with War Minister Hu Ying Ching as Japan advances westward to Dolon Nor and occupies Shangtu, amid conjecture over a broader annexation. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs F W Dougherty mourn the death of Lawrence R Dougherty in Warren with funeral planned Thursday.
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United Press
Peiping
China
Chahar Province
Manchoukuo
Kuyuan
Colon Nor
Hello
Inner Mongolia
Chahar
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Heiping
Kalgan
Hu Ying-Ching
Dolon Nor
Stangtu
Shangtu
Mongolia
Xanshu
Kublai Khan
Japan
France Hails Roosevelt Policy in Warm Paris Reception
Paris dispatch reports French leaders praised President Roosevelt for his foreign policy speech. Officials including Francois de Tessan Camille Chautemps and Joseph Paul Boncour welcomed the aims of international armament control and the belief that most of the world agrees on political borders. France backed the doctrines of arms control and equality of nations.
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Ralph E. Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Roosevelt
America
France
Francois D. Tessan
Camille Chautemps
Joseph Paul Boncour
M. Paul Boncour
de Tessan
League of Nations
United States
Nevada town being moved fifty miles Elko
Nov 29 The entire town of Jaybrige with 150 residents is being moved to Mountain City, touted as among the richest copper fields in the United States. Buildings have been dismantled and moved piece by piece along a narrow road, with moving a single house taking days as the towns are 60 miles apart.
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United Press Elko
Jaybrige
Mountain City
United States
Fountainity
Fountain Road
Shakespeare plausibly Normandy peasant claim arising in Paris season
United Brass Star correspondent reports researchers at the Odeon Theatre and Montmartre festival contend the Bard of Avon Shakespeare was likely a Norman peasant from the hamlet of St Male in Normandy. The claim stems from theater season discussions and period references in the Paris presentation.
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Laman Middleton
United
Brass Star
Paris
William Shakespears
N Tredithrinay
Realnenin
Uecgune Pierre
Inp Gyvertment
Odeon Theatre
Sihe Montmartry
Richard
Avon
St. Malee
Normany
Ringylieh
Wolvingy
Wolvingy Arithmet
Fuaimyed
Farley Endorses Guffey Van Dyke For Senate
Philadelphia dispatch reports Democratic National Chairman James A. Farley endorsed Joseph F. Guffey of Pittsburgh for the Senate nomination and Warren J. Van Dyke for governor. Farley predicted a statewide shift to Democratic gains in 1934, citing Hooverian unpopularity and party leadership.
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Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Joseph F. Guitey
Pittsburgh
Farley
Warren J. van Dyke
Petinsyivantia
Hoosewell
Girl Confesses to Murder of Child in New York
A 13 year old girl from Hastings on Hudson confesses to murdering her younger playmate in an alleged act linked to a tumor of the brain. Authorities decide on state action as the confession is reviewed by prosecutors.
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Whith Plains
N. Y
Mary Kayala
Hastingson- Hudson
N.Y
Alayar
Josephine Whupky
Ely tniRe
Geand Haven Report Describes Erratic Pilot Arrival
In Geand Haven a small pilot arrival is noted with unclear details and missing context. The fragment references a test and mentions Michigan and other items, but the readable text provides no clear events or outcomes.
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V.L. Kovalcik
National Labor Board
Bulletins
Scranton
Secuida
United Free
Mta
U.S
F. W. Dougherty
Gould Street
Warren
Lyrence R. Dougherty
Nevada
Shakespeare
Normandy
Guffey-Van Dyke
UN Frees
United Press Geand Haven
Oflttine Secanabe
Iseyy
Lales
Melen
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