Golden Fuil club to merge November and December sales
Merchants of the Golden Fuile club will combine their November and December sales into one mid December event to ride holiday trade. The plan was approved at the Concord Community House dinner meeting chaired by Howard J. Sheen. The evening featured a Chaffee music program with Mrs Carlton Chaffee and group performances, and the club voted to keep the chorus open until February 1 to boost membership.
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Golden Fuile Club
Concord
Theodore Swanson
Wendell Gage
Herbert Clark
Exemptions Granted for Veterans Relief in Pennsylvania
United press reports that Pennsylvania will grant immediate exemptions to veterans on relief. Secretary Arthur W. Howe says veterans receiving war disability compensation may exclude at least $20 from income when computing relief. If monthly needs exceed $20 due to injuries, county boards may grant higher exemptions.
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United Press War
Pennsylvania
Arthur AV. Howe
Howe
Tornhide
Speoll
State Assistance Department
Hoye
Christmas Lighting Committee Formed by Clin Role Club
Prank Whiteley was named chairman of the Christmas Lighting Committee of the Clin Role Club. The group will seek sponsorship for holiday lighting decorations in the usual venue. The committee will decide the layout and the club owns the necessary equipment.
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Annet
Hearing on injunction over disputed voter registrations
Judge J M Barmett heard an appeal to stop the Erie County Registration Commission from withdrawing registration cards tied to letters mailed to hundreds of voters in Silex and Corry. The hearing continued at 2 PM with expected decision later in the afternoon. Attorneys Brooks Coughin and Stout for the voters, County Solicitor Held for the Registration Commission.
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J. M. Barmett
Berry County
Registration Commission
Erie County
Silex
Wtters
Corry
Helen M. Schuraff
Board of Commissioners
John B. Brooks
Maurice Coughin
George Stout
Jacob Held
Hungary and Czech Trouble To Be Aired In Rome Rome Berlin Pact Hurdles
In Vienna Nazi and Fascist foreign ministers lead talks to arbitrate the Hungary Czechoslovakia dispute. A compromise is expected, likely shifting about 11,000 square miles and over a million people from Czechoslovakia. Britain signals future involvement as cabinet reshuffles aim to strengthen defenses and align with Italy and Germany.
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Rome- Berlin
Europe
Vienna
Joachim von Ribbentron
Galeazzo Ciano
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Poland
London
House of Commons
Italy
Germany
Sir John Anderson
Viscount Runciman
Woolsey, Famous Comedian, Dies at 43
Robert Woolsey former partner with Hert Wheeler in many motion picture comedies died yesterday at his Malibu Beach home after a long illness. The notable comedian known for television and film work was 43.
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Focal Film
Eamerly
Robert Woolsey
Hert Wheeler
Woolsey
Malibu Beach
Ministers Protest Radio Terror Programs After War of Worlds
Federal Communications Commission chairman George Henry Payne disclosed ministers nationwide protested radio terror programs even before a New York dramatization of the War of the Worlds frightened thousands of listeners Sunday night. Payne criticized programs as questionable for subject matter and morals, citing letters like Percival Hodgson of Philadelphia. FCC might discuss the broadcast if the script and transcription arrive in Washington before the meeting.
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United Pro
Washington
Federal Communications
George Henry Payne
New York
Payne
Percival Hodgson
Philadelphia
FCC
Frank P. McNinch
Heavy spending marks New Deal aid in first months of fiscal year
Government outlays reach about 3.0 billion dollars for the first four months of the fiscal year, a new record in New Deal era spending. Treasury data through October 28 show 2.934 billion spent with two days yet to report, compared with 1935 peaks and prior Roosevelt years. Detroit auto industry shows strong upturn countering some negative effects.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Detroit
Rail executives drop wage cut demand amid rail aid talks
Washington November 1 United Press reports a shift by rail management as executives abandon a 15 percent wage cut demand in exchange for federal aid. Conference leaders plan a joint session Friday with 129 class one railroads to decide if the pay reduction proposal will be shelved while Congress weighs broader rail legislation and emergency board findings. President Roosevelt signaled support for constrictive rail legislation as unions warn against disruption.
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William H. Lawrence
United Press
Washington
Ih 'Chiengef
Frye Henshn
Eark Ik
Labor Pragsany
Fonsoon
Amgen Ahl
Fnose
Wits
Jehiah
Roosevelt
FL A. Enochs
Camp officers to testify in Emporium forest tragedy
Forest disaster inquiry at Emporium Pennsylvan ia where seven Camp members died in a camp fire. District Attorney Edwin Tompkins said officials will be called to determine supervision. Witnesses noted wind direction would not have spread fire from Lick Island to Pepper Hill and ruled out a cigarette or passing train as ignition sources.
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United Press Emporium
Ibey
Cos Vcamp
Edwin Tompking
Charles Baer
F¢ Ester
Lick Island Engek
Pepper Hill
William King
Typhoid Deaths Rise in Fayette County
Two more typhoid fever deaths were reported in Fayette county within 24 hours. Victims include Mrs Ella Oldland widow of West Leisenring and Hazal Warnick of Dunbar. The county total rises to seven since the outbreak began after a church supper in West Belonring. The latest victims did not attend the supper, while four of the first five had joined the meal.
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United Press Uniontown
Fayette County
Ella Oldland
West Leisenrtiy
Hazal Warnick
Dunbar
West Belaenring
Stores to close Armistice Day observance
Golden Rule Club members vote to suspend business at noon on Armistice Day Friday November 11 to mark the 20th anniversary of World War I close. P M Corry businesses will close for a half day as part of the observance.
Civic Employees Association to Meet Tonight at Municipal Building
Eerie and prospective members of the Civic Employees Association will meet at 8 o clock this evening at the Municipal building to adopt by laws and organize to aid in civic enterprises. The association will meet with the Corry Regional Committee represented by Dr N Troy Gilletts who will explain the association s purpose. All city employees are called to attend and join. There are four miles in the order, sent by Carl Henton.
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Eerie
Civic Employees’ Association
Municpal
Associann
Corry
N. Troy Gilletts
Fo Miles
Carl Henton
Five die as opening Pennsylvania game season draws hunters
Harrisburg Nov. 1 Mass hunting season opening in Pennsylvania ends tragically with five dead and many wounded among more than 690000 licensed hunters. Names of the deceased include Paul Matsiele Jr 16 Nesquehoning and Mary Millen 94 Cairnroels with heart attacks and accidental shootings reported across Crawford and Lancaster counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pavl Matsiele, Jr
Nesqlehoning
Marry Millen
Cairntroels
Robert Muffinye
Menitgills
Crawford County
Harry McCommon
York
Boner A. Needhamer
Wormleyeburg
Mt. Joy
Lancaster County
Lorenz Tysohen
Waterrortt
St Vincent's Hospital
Eric
Center Street resurfacing progress reported in town
Resurfacing completes 14 stretches from Darrow's to Stranahan's Corners. South Center Street work from Grave Street to the city line launched. Fine weather aids rapid progress. Herms and rither 13 on the new road from Darrow's to Stranahan's Corners nearing completion in Concur township. The program includes Crsev's to Darrow's Corners with work to begin after Center Street finishes.
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Darrow's
Stranahan’s Corners
South Center Street
Grave Street
Stranahan's Corners
Concur Township
Body of Wattsburg Man Found Hanging Near Home
The decomposed body of Adam Kiokjak, 67, of Wattsburg was found yesterday hanging from a tree about three miles west of his Wattsburg residence. Missing for six weeks, the man vanished on September 12 in blue overalls a grey shirt and brown shoes. Coroner De W. G. Stroble ruled the verdict of negre and private BS McGregor of the state police investigated. The body was removed to Tod Brzezinski funeral home in Eile with services at 3 p.m. today and burial in Ske Boniface cemetery Hammett Pac.
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Wattsburg
Adam Kiokjak
Wis
Little #rope
Albert, Bell
Joseph Fleenan
Carl Kleidak
Wid
Joseph Kiaklak
Tira
de W. G. Stroble
McGregor
State Police
Tod Brzezinski
Eile
Ske
Boniface Cemetery
Hammett
Pac
Earle Plans to Shield Anthracite Coal Industry
Scranton report: George Ho Perle proposes immediate mining, transport and storage of 100,000 tons of coal for national defense with federal purchase and depot storage per board allocations. Perle aims to place the plan before President Roosevelt, tying to wartime rehabilitative efforts.
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Earle
United Press Scranton
Guy
Geo
Ho Perle
Senater
Lackawanna County
Roosevelt
Board of National Definary
Pittsburgh
Arthur HL James
Wattright
WEA
Pennsylvania
James
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