British Probe Into Pirate Bombing of Jean Weems
London reports a Spanish Loyalist government claim that a pirate plane bombed the British steamer Jean Weems, bearing markings of Bruno Mussolini. Hood sails to Barcelona to interview the crew and determine responsibility as 26 crew members escape by lifeboat to Palafringell.
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Bruno Mussoini
United Press London
Hood
Barcelona
Palma
Majorca
Jean Weems
Savoruny
Daily Herald
Plana
Bruno Mussolini
Orderoud
London
Nine Injured In District Auto Crashes
Voters face a slate of amendments including Amendment No 1 A Time-Lock removal and Amendment No 4 Philadelphia Consolidation. The measure list covers school tax relief pension provisions for widows and the aged and welfare funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawen
Philadelphia
Large crowd attends dance opening at new Aero plant
A large throng attended the Aero Supply Manufacturers Corp plant opening in Cony on Saturday. The event featured Halloween decorations, round and square dances, and music by the Vic Lenya orchestra with an ongoing program. Aedjuement of the orchestra and decorations were noted with many who aided the event recognized. Plant officials expect operations to begin within three weeks at the new addition formerly occupied by another company.
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Aero Ashtet' Association
Reid
Aero Supply Manufactures Corp
Hallowe'en
Vic
Wits
Elpais
el Towel
Aedjueut
James Scully
Keen Millaw
Kin Anderen
Andrew Paulson
Edward Griffiths
Ies Poor
Harvey Crosscut
Vefrastimerte
Artes
Pisshinewe
Hennes
Third Avenue
West Main Street
Bheman Metal Products Company
Mother Kills Five Children Then Ends Own Life
NORWALK November 1 A mother Mrs McAninch 35 killed her five children Cara Belle 14 Geraldine 8 Morris 7 Max 3 and Richard 2 and then shot herself. Police said the motive cited in a note was she could not stand what she had to endure. The husband Gurnis McAninch 41 was jailed earlier and stood shocked by the tragedy reported by coroner HL Mitchell who said there was no doubt the five children were murdered and the mother died by her own action.
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United Press Norwalk
Mvsma McAninch
Coronen CG
HL Mitchell
Mitchell
Ray McAnnich
Gurnis MeAninch
Astabu
Taure
Mrs. McAninch
Cara Belle
Geraldine
Morris
Max
Richahd
Tipsy Driver Sentenced to 30 Days in Erie County Jail
Jay Morrison of 07 East Washington Street pled guilty to driving a vehicle while intoxicated in Erie County Court. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay court costs after being arrested by Sheriff John D. Flangan on MS Street and processed by Judge Orin Waite.
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Jay Morr
East
Washington Street
Erie County
Morrison
Shieft
John D. Flangan
M Street
Nidge Orin Waite
Burden of Peace Placed on Nation
London November 1 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden sharply outlined Britain's foreign policy to the house of commons. He criticized Mussolini's support for Germany and placed on the United States the burden of keeping peace in the Orient. He cited a Soviet Military Journal on the Spanish government's air superiority. Labor members appeared stunned by the disclosure.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
House of Commons
Benito Mussolini
Germany
United States
Labor Party
China Threat At Peace Meet May Upset Armistice Efforts
Brussels dispatch reports China could derail nine power conference efforts toward a Chinese Japanese armistice by demanding a liability against Japan at the opening. Diplomatic sources say such a move would embarrass Great Britain France and the United States who back pre negotiation harmony before a permanent peace.
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United Press
Brussels
Beighim
China
Japan
Washington
Great Britain
France
United States
Local Car Collision Injures Two Children Near Girard
Two children of Mr. and Mrs V C Seley of Erie formerly Corry were injured when their auto collided with a rear gun truck near Girard. Roberta 25 and Sarah Pat 8 suffered possible leg and knee fractures and were taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Mr and Mrs Seley were uninjured.
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V. C. Seley
Erie
Corry
Girard
Mrr
Seley
Roberta
Sarah Pat
St. Vincent’s Hospitel
Wand Mile Seley
Roosevelt to entertain Windsors at White House
President Roosevelt plans a luncheon for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor during their Washington visit. Mrs. Roosevelt will be away on a lecture tour, and the White House will likely host only a luncheon with undetermined guest count.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
White House
Windsor
Wali Springs
Multiple Corry Area Auto Crashes Injure Several
Four Corry residents were among crash victims in a string of auto accidents across the district. Victims include Mr and Mrs McCloskey of Corry, Miss Achy Green of Union City, and Mrs Ada Crosby hospitalized in Corry with fractures and lacerations. A Meadville party and others escaped with minor injuries, while a separate collision on Route 98 near Meadvile left Kathleen Tower injured but to be discharged soon. Police say fatigue and a sleep lapse contributed to at least one crash.
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Corry
Columus
Volpe
Anion City
O Tie Wu Corry
Herbey
iLoveland
McCloskey Sestanil
Coleus
Mead
Windley Lake-Noranast
Nomi
Yeatersiuy
Achy Green Gay
Ada Croxvy
Corry Hospital
Wilay
Neilie Nelson
Yalton
Buffalo
N.Y
Miss Green
Allole
North East
Columbus Mabine
Columbus
Ality
Lula
East
Crosby
Curry
Buell
Union Loy
Spencer Quital
Meadvile
Fay
Meailvlle
Kathleen
Tower
Union City
Byulsey
Spencer Hospitel Tuday
Swarts
Meayiwilte
State Motor Police
Cory
Wiso
Tyro Uti
Stoute
J. A Clank
Carry
Howard McDonald
Pittafield
C. C.) Hoffman
Corry Motor Police Sub-Citation
Moore opens feed store in Ream building on First Avenue
J. H. Moore of Warren leases the former Ream store room in the Backen building on First Avenue and takes over the establishment last week. He is expanding stock for the new feed store. a brother runs a similar shop in Tameatown.
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J. H. Moore
Warren
Ream
Japanese attack in Shanghai International Settlement
The Chinese and Japanese clash amid shifting lines as Japanese troops invade a part of the International Settlement defended by U S Marines. The incident prompts protest from Major General Beaumont while Japan apologizes. The event follows threats between Chinese factions and marks tensions over control of Creeks and junks near Sonchow Creek.
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United Press
Shanghai
International Settlement
United States
Japan
Atlaps Mulder
Chayol
Japanese Marinee
John. &. Beaumont
Marine Ammaniunt
Sonchow
Hepler Holds Slight Edge In Cory Mayoral Race
On eve of election Democrat Hepler led Republican Westley by a slim margin for Cory mayor as voters prepare to cast ballots at 150 polling places. The piece notes party lines, county races, school directors and proposed constitutional amendments shaping a tight election.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mayon
Sully
Vienne
Roberto Wunuitedl
Hum Roila
Wallens
Hewusuyersh
Cemeilinen
Burgesses
Uistilet Ubterheys
fonu-super+ visura
Bottau Suniity
Willy
Umm Teal
Chamber of Comer
Art E. Hepler
Frank E. Westley
Cory
Corry Varela
Uie
Nietila
Rhine
Sabiniday, Veyentlig
City
Thalpinin
Charles Kbiley
Stayer Candidvey
Ulahann
Linlew
Algo Greuliet
M. Lee
Ghulymian
Woolley
Fortes
Teurialinen
Prudauby
Wilkes
Bowort
Feliwation
A. Redmond
Edward Renter
Harvey
Willis
Erie
Stroble
Carl Kuppler
Bria City
Sherf
Highway bond plan listed at Harrisburg session
In Harrisburg on November 1 the legislature discussed a proposed highway bond issue of 50 million dollars as part of a broader highway program. Warren Vian Dyke, the Highway Secretary, urged passage at a Philadelphia policy rally and warned that state highways require significant funding amid growing Transportation needs.
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Wince Cree Hartisburg
Hghway
Warren Vian Dyke
Philadelphia
Two Trainmen Hurt in Punxsutawney Wreck
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania a Baltimore and Ohio freight collision injured two trainmen. Brakeman Clyde Oyler of Salamanca New York suffered two broken arms and burns while fellow worker Nicholas Frantz from Silatarea sustained steam burns as crews repair 800 feet of damaged right of way.
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Punxsytawney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sykesville
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Clyde Oyler
Salamanca
N. Y
Nicholas Frantz
Silatarea
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Hanes Everesett
Ila
Palafrygell
Mediterranean
First Avenue
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Tammany
LaGuardia
New York City
New York
Navy
Witer Ful
Tammany Hall
Joanastow
Newpork City
FP. A. LaGuardia
Jeremiah Mahoney
Marnemeny
Carrel
Fusion
Thomas ©. Dewey
Harold W. Hastings
New York County
Dewey
Nancy Lou
Janice Kay ‘Meerdinie
Monwil Myc
William Mevitlinks
North Clymer
Hepler
A. Q. Sandburg
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