Corry hosts Halloween parade amid crowd and police aid
Corry residents joined a Halloween night celebration with a downtown parade led by Mayor Glen Miller and the Phalanx Club. Hundreds watched as bands scouts and children in costume marched, followed by games in City Park and a dance at the State Armory. Police reported orderly behavior with minor doorbell ringing and window soaping.
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Hallowe'en
Corry
Paris
Doortown
Glen Miller
Corry High School
Phalanx
Uncle Sam
Miss Liberty
Poor House
Townsend Caravan
Fire Department
Phalanx Chub
Hie
Aim Corps
State Armory
Boy Scouts
Toulay
Officers Installed at Junior High School
School community officers were installed at the Junior High School during Friday morning ceremonies. New officers include Keith Henton president Dick Lindsey vice president Donna Bertram secretary Arthur Loveland traffic leader Mike Kundracik and Gertrude Johnson limeh squad leaders. The program featured the Junior High orchestra flag salute a talk by Principal Harold G Wolfe and remarks by the newly installed leaders.
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Keith Henton
Dick Lindsley
Donna Bertram
Arthur Loveland
Trafic
Mike Kundracik
Gertrude Johnson
Limeh
Tech
Cere
Mortes
Maren
Harold G. Wolfe
Vatican Catholic editorial urges Italian mandate over Ethiopia
A Civita Cattolica editorial, seen in advance, urges Italy to be granted a mandate over Ethiopia. It calls on Roman Catholics in Britain and France to seek broader understanding of Italy's necessity.
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United Press
Vatican City
Italy
Ethiopia
Great
Britain
France
Four hunters killed on first day of Pennsylvania season
At least four hunters died and several were injured on the opening day of Pennsylvania's game season. The victims named include William Bachman, 25, Summit Hill. Ben Star-Kinks, 23, Kingston. Francia Shook, 80, Windber. and Arthur Urey, 51, Sandy Lake.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
William Bachman
Summit Hill
Ben Star- Kinks
Kingston
Francia Shook
Windber
Arthur Urey
Sandy Lake
Chinese premier and three others shot in Nanking attack
Wang Ching-wei premier and foreign minister was critically wounded when an assailant opened fire at the Kuomintang central executive committee meeting. Three other officials Tseng Chung-Ming Kan Naik-Wang and Chang Chi were wounded. The gunman Sun Ming-hsun was a Chin Kwang correspondent. He was shot by guards and taken to hospital.
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United Press
Nanking
Wang Ching- Wei
Tthe Kuomintang
Party of China
Tseng Chung-Ming
Kan Naik- Wang
Pinchot Attacks Earle Backed Rural Roads and Patronage
Gifford Pinchot a Milford resident and former Pennsylvania governor returns to politics criticizing Governor George H. Earle. He denounces rural road neglects and semi permanent blacktop projects and accuses the administration of partisan work relief, forest policy politicization, and patronage aligned with postmaster general Farley. Pinchot issues a letter urging Pike county voters to act in the upcoming election.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Milford
Pike County
George H. Earle
Warle
Seneral
Farley
Youth loses thumb in plant accident
Virgil Slye of Corry R D 4, age 22, was injured while working at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant last evening. His right thumb required amputation at Corry Hospital. He was discharged from the hospital today.
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Virgil Slye
Corry
R. D
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Corry Hospital
Tremors Felt Across East. Minor Damage Reported
Three distinct earthquakes rattled eastern North America from Quebec to New Brunswick down to New York and Chicago. No major damage reported. tremors shook homes especially in Corry’s Second Ward as seismographs logged four quakes near 1:05 to 1:07 a.m. Eastern. Many inquiries flooded police and public offices as residents sought details.
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Canada
Corry
Central
Police Department
America
New York
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Monreal
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
Atlantic Seaboard
Detroit
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Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Republicans Hold Big Rally at Columbus
A large Republican rally drew about seventy five voters to the Columbus building last evening. Speakers from Warren and neighboring areas opposed New Deal policies and urged support for the straight Republican ticket in November. Refreshments followed the program, which attendees enjoyed.
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Columbus
LeRoy Chapman
Joseph H. Goldstein
Allison Wade
Warren
Walter L. Peake
Corry
Corry Woman's Club to decide fate of club house
The Corry Women's Club holds a meeting at Miss Marion J. Skidmore's home tonight at 7 30. The board of directors will report on the disposition of the club house and the club will reorganize. All members are urged to attend.
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Corry
Marion J. Skidmore
Antibritish Riots Break Out in Rome
Antibritish demonstrations by students erupted in Rome with attacks on stores hotels and tea rooms seen as more British than Italian. The unrest followed a dispute over Italy’s role and influenced by international tensions involving France and Great Britain.
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United Press
Rome
Toftay
Geneva
France
Great Britain
Lake freighter goes down after collision near Thunder Bay
Harbor Beach Mich Nov 1 The sinking of a Norwegian freighter after a collision with the U S Ormindale Light in Lake Huron was reported belatedly today by coast guards at the station here.
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Prin Harbor Beach
Mich
the & S. Ormindale
Thunder Bay
Lake ‘Huron
Ex convict held over Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case
Clarence Silva, 29, ex convict, jailed in Contra Costa on parole violation amid probe of the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Police say Silva admitted release came from a letter by William Mahan under A G Dawn promising a job, and that Silva was in Tacoma at the time of the abduction.
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Oyun Eress Martinez
Cal
George Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
Contra Costa County
San Francisco Bay
Clarence Silva
Silva
Parole Board
William Mahan
Tumber
Tacoma
Mahan
A G. Dawn
Weyerhaeuser
Sen
130 Signed For Walks Program
About 130 signed for the walks program at the City Engineer N R Dickson office. Signatures will be received through tomorrow afternoon. The plan will be drafted next week and submitted to city council for approval before being sent to WPA offices for labor and material savings.
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N. R. Dickson
WPA
Parole Granted to Sam Pallas Revoked
Harrisburg November 1 The parole board revokes a parole previously granted to Sam Pallas an Allegheny County robber who was sentenced to the Western Penitentiary for a term of eight to forty years in 1926.
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Sam Pallas
Unites Yresa
Harrisburg
Pardon Board
Parolle
Allegheny County
Western Penitentiary
Automobiles collide injures light. 17 Corry residents shaken
Two Corry autos carrying seventeen occupants, fourteen Veterans of Foreign Wars and drum corps members, crash near Mill Village Union City after a Hallowe'en parade. One car rolls over. all escape with minor bruises. Passengers include Mary Alice Gilson and several named locals. others listed in the report.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jimlor Tigle
Mill Village
Union City Row
Meadville
Season
Merle Amy
McCool
Mary Alice Gilson
Bart Jackson
Marlon
Eleanor McCool
Shirley
Marjorie Ohm
Alice Neff
Ruth Goons
Amy Ute
Dorothy
Roger Amy
Mary
Robert Spencer
Edward McElroy
Preston Ohm
Alfred Morison, Jr
Work launched on city building project today
Ten men were called to work this morning on the WPA project listing repairs and painting at the Municipal building and First Ward fire station. The project will continue for nearly a month. It is expected that fourteen men will be given work on the Harding school project Monday morning. The Harding school repairs include heating system painting and general repairs while students attend classes at the Concord building.
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WPA
Municipal
First Ward
Harding School
Concord
Two Men Held in Erie Shooting Rampage
In Erie Pa two men were arrested after a series of shootings during a month long chase by police. Charnes Hess 29 and Praress Mastin were accused of firing a 12 gauge shell at a car and wielding a knife. The arrest followed a report from Theodore Wagner who feigned halting when ordered to stop. Police recovered a gun from Hess and a knife from Mastin. Three other shootings were reported that night including a near miss on Fire Captain George Swelteer and his crew. A man, Louis Lainly, shot himself while handling a gun, and Special Policeman James Eames fired at a prowler who fled. The marauders, who had terrorized Erie women, remained at large after the night’s events.
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United Press
Theodore Wagner
Martin
Wagner
Hess
George Swelteer
Jeannette
Louis
Full Penalties Under Guffey Act Begin Across Coal Firms
The federal government imposes the full 1 percent penalty today on coal companies failing to meet Guffey coal regulation act provisions. James W. Carter’s bid to halt the tax against Carter Coal Company, operating in Virginia and West Virginia, failed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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United Press
Washington
James W. Carter
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Carter Coal Company
Virginia
West Virginia
Thieves loot large haul from Clarion Penney store
Police report a break in at the J C Penney Co store in Clarion Pennsylvania. Unknown robbers forced a door and stole numerous items including 60 to 75 wool jackets 150 men s suits 27 to 30 boys suits 82 boys wool jackets 2 hunting coats 11 men s overcoats and other articles. No clues yet.
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Clarion
J. C. Penney Company
Earle plan to save taxpayers via real estate tax cuts
Harrisburg reports by Revenue Secretary Kalodner that Pennsylvania will reduce real estate taxes by 20 million dollars through full assessment of personal property tax. He says about 5 billion of personal property escapes taxation, with 3 billion currently taxed. Examiners found large hidden wealth in Montour, Northumberland, and Cumberland counties, predicting 1.5 million, 1 million, and "many millions" respectively.
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United Fress
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Earle
Harry 3. Kalodner
Montour
Northumberland
Cumberland
North
Burgberland
Malllions
Bank Holdups End With Hostages In Conneautville
Three masked bandits robbed Farmers National Bank of Conneautville Pa stealing 5500 and fled toward Ohio in a sedan. Cashiers A Heyl and clerk Mrs J Kern were forced to lie on the floor and later released as the suspects drove off with the money. The event occurred at the bank on 93154 us.
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United Press
Conneautville
Farmers National Banke
A. Heyl
Jvelym Kern
Fleyt
Mrs. Keri
Bandimachine
Spahay Ward Ghio
Roosevelt Sees Landon As 1936 GOP Opponent
Denver November 1 The president expects Kansas Governor Alf Landon to be his opponent in the 1936 re election. Roosevelt indicated to Colorado Democrats during a cross country trip that Landon is likely the Republican presidential nominee.
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Kansas
G. O. P. Standard
United Press
Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Alph. Landon
Colorado
Lawton
Pamparzit
Kansana oWi
Important Democratic Rally at Erie
One of the era's key Democratic campaign events will be in the Columbia theatre Erie tomorrow evening. State and county officials will speak and Democratic candidates for county offices will be introduced. Speakers include David L. Lawrence Arthur Colegrave Wilbur S. Moffett Norbert J. Fitzgerald Mayor James P. Rossiter David W. Sterling and Walter Merticl and son on business en route to Buffalo.
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Columbia
West Stistrest
Erie
Wwill
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Democratic State Committee
Arthur Colegrave
Erie County
Wilbur Sx. Moffett
Chester County
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