Halloween Parade Delighted Corry City with Night of Costumes
The Halloween celebration sponsored by the YMCA drew large crowds and featured a grand parade with over forty decorated vehicles. Prizes went to Benny Baumgarten and couples James and Belle May McEvoy plus Frank Domoroski and Edward Schramming. Post-parade contests included slacker eating pie eating and apple bobbing. Police reported a quiet, orderly night with strong turnout downtown.
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Pleasant
Church Streets
Charles Greening
Center Street
Congress
Wright
Smith
Maple Avenue
Park Place
First Avenue
Rex
Corry Hig
Childiven
Hallowe'en
Thev.piw
Khesrantriek
G. C. Murphy Company
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Miss Corry
Zalmneck Brothers
Washington
P. A
Simerior Dry Cleaning Company
Wing-Willi
Lincoln Market
Jonny Garage
Gypsy Serenaders
Clearfield Taxidermy Company
Kors Smax
Tits Rex Theatre
Benny Baumgarten
James
Belle May McEvoy
Frank Dom-oroski
Edward Schramming
Avnditeds
Three Die and Dozen Hurt in New England Terminal Blast
A fuel oil tank explosion at the New England Terminal Company plant in Tiberton injured twelve and killed three. The tank, one of eight on the reservation by the Sakonfict river, burst during a test, causing a large fire and heavy smoke. Two victims died en route to St Anne's Hospital in Oxl River, Mass, and three injured were listed in critical condition.
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United Press
Tiberton
R_L
Novt
New England Terminal Company
Sakonfict
St Anne's Hospital
Oxl River
Mass
Hearing on Pennsylania Distilling Co whiskey permit
A hearing on the application of the Pennsylvania Distilling Company to manufacture whiskey at Logansport, Pennsylvania, was scheduled today before the state alcohol permit board. The case has circulated before the board for weeks, with federal authorities at a prior hearing opposing the application and testifying that Morris Weiner, Irwin Weiner, and Jacob Steinman had been charged with liquor and income tax violations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Distilling Company
Logansport
State Alcohol Permit Board
Morris Weiner
Irwin Weiner
Jacan Steinman
Government raises price of American gold to 82.26 an ounce
The government set a new price for newly mined American gold at 82.26 dollars per ounce, up 14 cents from yesterday. The London price was 81.59, with the U S dollar equating to 4 07 cents in gold, reflecting a stronger gold value after the overnight shift.
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Unites Press
Washington
London
Philadelphia to Fight Drastic Rail Proposal
Financial and civic interests in Philadelphia unite against the Prince plan for railroad reorganization. It would cripple the city’s port activity and slash railroad employment by about 60 percent, transforming Philadelphia into a single-railroad city. Other Pennsylvania towns fear regional impacts as terminals and freight yards would be abandoned. the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce prepares a full opposition strategy.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Prince
Pennsylvania
Washington
Prelletick H. Prince
Boston
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Transportation Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Reading
Transportation Committee
The
Philadelphia Chamber of Concerte
Basbnan
McClure Case Witness Sick in Hotel After Illness
Philadelphia November 1 D Harvey Sykes the government chief witness in the conspiracy trial of State Senator John J McClure and fourteen co defendants was confined to bed at a hotel today with influenza He had completed seven days on the stand and was ill overnight Sam to remain in bed Keve Keyes special government prosecutor said no idea when he would resume cross examination Defense lawyers expect at least two more days of cross questioning and may call him open today
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United Press
Philadelphia
D. Harvey Sykes
John J. McClure
Sykes
Siriana
Sam
Chet A. Keyes
Tax Avoidance Proposal Stuns Stock Probers
Washington reports reveal a 1992 proposal to aid customers in avoiding income taxes startled Senate stock market investigators. Key figures include Albert Wiggin and William Mitchell Kendall. The inquiry traced lawyers, banks, and corporate affiliates linked to loss creation schemes and a pattern of large sums tied to tax avoidance plans.
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United Press
Washington
Chive National
Seaut
Mhat
Sal Albert
Wiggin
Futher
Wieaut
Perdinitid
Pegura
W. M
Chase Haris
Parkes Corporation
Jetsen
William Mitchell Kendall
Park Avenue
New York
Wigzin
Murvey
Couch
RD. C
Ees
Arkansas Patker
Chase Hans
Senate
J. P. Morgan Sail Co
Oni
Dillon
Shauseil Calich
Federal transient camps planned for Erie County area
A federal relief plan proposes concentration camps for transients in northwestern Pennsylvania, including Corry and nearby towns. Camps at Erie would provide shelter, food, and work on public improvements, with state relief administering. Other sites include Scranton Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. camps aim to reduce holiday travel costs and are not for those seeking government aid.
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Pennsylvania
Ene
Federal Relief Administration
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Hartisburg
Federal
Blick Administration
Erie
Special Registration Arranged for Voters This Week
Branke Lillie to hire staff for the special enrollment at the Municipal Building during the regular registration period. Voters from absent city areas may register before next week's general election day.
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Aspre Messersuon
Branke Lillie
Hospital funds urged for state special session
Ay United Press reports Pittsburgh November 1 a conference of hospital and workers groups urged adding 25 million dollars for state aided hospitals in a special session. They argued the relief package must restore funds to 163 hospitals and reflect urgent need beyond already provided amounts. They urged hospitalization funds be considered as a right and emergency in Governor Pinchot’s call.
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Ay United Press
Pittsburgh
Yorks
Pinchot
Bryan Appeals Against Bidding At Tax Sales
Gov Charles Bryan urged Nebraska residents to refrain from bidding on properties offered at delinquent tax sales. He warned against evicting owners and urged caution to protect those facing potential loss, directing his appeal to prospective buyers and county treasurers handling tax sales.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles WY
Bryan Inday
Nebraska
Mnkina Hetole
Bryat
Roosevelt Pleased With NRA Progress
In Washington November 1 President Roosevelt expressed optimism about NRA gains amid criticism of recovery policy. White House officials cited code approvals for several industries and $4 million in public works funds. Labor Secretary Perkins reported rising average hourly wages in August and September, with mixed signals on employment and industrial output.
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Lear
White House
Secretary of Labor
Perkins Today
Miss Perkins
Tsnopd Times
Uli Liat
Man Wanted on Check Charges Nabbed in Ohio
Chief Wanigan and Pa welniah Brown left for Gigalinga Ohio where Anseph Connelly, formerly of this city, surrendered to police on charges from passing worthless checks here. Warrant filed by Citizens Nation Bank. several local merchants cashed for him. Victims in Meadville and Warren report losses around 190 dollars. Connelly expected to reach the city later today.
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Wanigan
Pawelniah Brown
Gigalinga
Ills
Ohio
Anseph Connelly
Connelly
Citizens Nation Bank
Nina
Meadville
Warren
Litvinov to Seek Diplomatic Recognition in One Week
Cherbourg dispatch reports Soviet foreign minister Masini Litvinov sails in Cunard liner Berengaria to negotiate American diplomatic recognition with President Roosevelt. He requests anonymity for the liner name. Litvinov hopes week of talks will restore full diplomatic relations, timed with the Petrograd revolution anniversary.
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Cherbourbg
France
Masini Litvinod
Cunard
Berén-Garla Ata P
Roosevelt
Lityinpis
Washington
Petrograd
United States
Paris
Litgmore
National Steel Earnings Report From Pittsburgh Area
National Steel earnings for the Pittsburgh region show a quarterly profit of $756,065 or 50 cents a share. Hunter Shot of Punxsutawney reports a prior quarter payout of 71 cents per merloud pound, with $100,075 allocated in a related incident.
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Pittsburgh
National Sloe) Corporation
Tagay
PUMXS
Hunter
Nwt
Earnangs
Teddy
House and Barn Destroyed on Slinger Farm
Fire destroyed a house and barn on the Slinger farm on Beck road near Sprite Creek. The loss is about 4000 dollars, partly insured. The owner, ill for months, planned to seek Cleveland treatment. Sheriff Ritchie to lead inquiry. a stranger sought for questioning after being found at the house Tuesday afternoon.
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Liberty Street
Beck Road
Sprite Creek
Slinger JaVing
Jilly
Slinger
Jack Baker
Fayette Miners to Hear Plea to Return to Jobs
Uniontown dispatch reports 15000 captive miners in four Pennsylvania counties vote to stay on strike awaiting President Roosevelt’s reply to added demands. Officials urge immediate resumption under the Roosevelt steel agreement and vow protection for workers amid past disturbances.
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United Press
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Thiem
Steel
Pensylvania
United Mine Workers
UMW
Hackney
Fayette County
Fayetts County
Poison Laden Milkshakes under Inquiry in Reno Case
Reno authorities probe milkshakes allegedly laced with deadly poison linked to the death of Mrs. Cai Mav Porter a wealthy California widow who died at the Golden Hotel on October 18 1931. Suspect All D. Cline former Colorado convict is questioned in San Bernardino along with Vincent Higgins investigator notes possible tampering at the scene and autopsy details raise suspicions of foul play involving disguising contents and altered luggage as the case unfolds.
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Nev
Heart Allick
D. Cline
Colorado
San Bernicding
Califona
Vincent Higgins
Lis Angeles
Mettmmey
Cai Mav Porter
Guilfornia
Golden Tiotel
Cline
San Bernardino
Higgins
Elaine
Wiila Higgs
Nirs_ Pyiter
Cline Wim
Charles Cornberger
Sline
Mrs. Porter
Cornberger
Cormberger
Oakland
Porter
Abducted Women and Gang War Flares In Camden Area
Disjointed police report details alleged abductions of two women and a gang war flare near Belmawr to Emokisa, tied to gangster De Angelo. Reports describe gunfire, hospital injuries, and a continued police hunt as authorities pursue leads in the fragmented incident.
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Camden
N. Jy
Noy
Belmawr
I & GC
JmuvlOil
Meter
Bedford
Mochele
Beaver Palla
Bedford County
Dabertires Corse
Jay
Execathetm Preven
Strefcier Owaeian Corpy
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