City Council discusses 1938 budget and pay raises
City Council reviewed the 1938 budget and new state budgeting rules. Director Leo Mulhearn outlined departmental heads and a plan to revise appropriations, with possible salary increases and storm sewer funding as key factors. Council set November 7 for the tax revision and appeal court and instructed departments to submit estimates.
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Aunce
Muldevick
Aheldl
Council
Court of Tax Revision and Appeal
Nenrll
Udy
Court of Appeals
Frank L. Heatts
Court of Appeala
Nefove Council Ab
B and P W Club to Stage Rumage Sale Nov 13
The Busness and Professional Women's club held its regular meeting with 23 members. Plans were made for a rummage sale on November 13 in the club rooms. Two new members were welcomed, and the program covered Our Town's Business, listing local institutions and industries.
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B. &P. W. Club
Busness and Professiona Women's Club
Bhe
Salumtay
Charles Stewart
Florence Colegrove
Our Town
Misa Jnéz Miteh
Thea Fitch
Melva Stinner
Misa Dor
Philadelphia city workers suspended amid election day scrutiny
Philadelphia reports 40 city employees suspended by Mayor Davis amid political activity probes. The action targets officials including Mes dans W. Kyle, assistant director of wharves docks and ferries, with police sent to monitor polling hours and ensure orderly conduct.
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Sy United
Philadelphia
Davis Wilwon Toy
Mes
Dans W. Kyle
Pola
Japanese gas attacks halt Shanghai front advance
Shanghai reports say Japanese troops used gas on the Shanghai front today but winds scattered the gas back toward their lines as Chinese spokesmen claimed gains and halted southern advances along the western outskirts of the International Settlement. A naval crossing near Chenohia was admitted by the Chinese spokesman.
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United Press
Shanghai
Lloday
Lveir
Se Pt
Linho
Soochow Creek
Chenohia
Columbus Man In Auto Crash
Slippery highways this morning due to hazardous driving conditions caused an accident near East Columbus avenue and Hare Creek bridge. Sam Upperman of Columbus escaped with facial and head abrasions and a wrecked Plymouth after skidding left the road while attempting to pass another vehicle. One other minor wreck was reported with no injuries.
Call 50 For Returns On Election Tonight
City residents and officials are urged to call 50 for updates on election results. First city wide returns expected by 9 oclock with county contests also to be reported. Journal offices handle inquiries via phone despite building repairs limiting in person access.
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Drelock
Journal
Couch
Youth Stabbing Tragedy Follows Halloween Party
In Butler Pennsylvania a Halloween party quarrel left three women dead and a 19 year old youth wounded after stabbing his mother Dorothy Bayh and his sweetheart and then injuring himself. Mrs Florence Tait lay dead in her apartment as killings occurred. Mrs Hya Seymour, in hospital with serious stab wounds, described the sequence before collapsing.
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United Press
Butler
Hallowe'en
Wroyd ‘Tait
Pallice In & Hospital
Dorothy Bayh
Hiya Seymonr
Buller Memorial Hospital
Tait
Earle Seeks Majority Vote on Constitutional Amendments
Harrisburg report shows Governor George H. Earle urging a broad majority backing Pennsylvania constitutional amendments. He defends a 20 plank platform and says only undeeded pledges remain tied to amendments now up for ratification.
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Anneo Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Gandhi Ill in Calcuta Area Suppresses Departure
Mahat ma Gandhi in Calcuta ill after blood pressure surge forced him to cancel his travel and retire to bed. Flood damage and loss reported in Savona Asti Genos and Alexandria provinces. Barbara's Diner in Erie robbed at gunpoint with employee and three patrons held at bay.
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Gandhi
Calcuta
India
Calcutta
Savona
Italy
Asti
Genos
Alesandria
Transformation of school facilities outlined at event
Dr L K Adetq delivered the chief talk praising recent renovations at the high school. The Vocational Department gains a formal status, with improved rooms, gym, and basement amenities to ease congestion and support expanded programs.
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L.K. Adetq
Poe
Nuistead
Lye
Jt Lantully
Conmes
Vox Oatimal Gilseason
Steintor
Muateiuats
Nomi J
Eiger
Bil
Jnzal
Sears
Ideal Chiss
Luton
Close race for post of mayor in today’s voting
Voters lined up in Philadelphia to elect a new mayor and city officials as 789 ballots were cast by 1 15 pm amid political activity. The campaign highlighted party loyalties and constitutional amendments while polls reported steady turnout and heightened interest in local control.
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Uiv
Pally
E. Westley
Ieenaon
Luis
le Gly Govesnients
Beto
Alan Aid
Cleston
Akron
American Labor Party
Donymaten
Laguartia
New York
Delos
Gtere
Te CT
Ren
ALP
Jn Tes
Patrick Hi. O'Priei
Michigan
Te A. Fs Af le
Richard W. Readag
Detroit
Olean Man Killed by Truck Near Route 2 12 Miles East
Erie November 2 Chase 63 of Olean N Y was killed instantly when struck by a truck on Route 2 twelve miles east of here. The truck driver stated he swerved to avoid the collision and knocked Chase down.
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OLEAN
My Unien Peon
Eden Says Dictation of Other Nations Ends
London reports Prime Minister Eden asserts that dictation by other nations ends as Britain faces challenges to foreign policy. The House of Commons votes 863 to 142 to show confidence, sparked by Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warns against meekly accepting external directives. Mussolini warns that lasting peace hinges on Germany’s colonial expansion in Africa. Baden questions Mussolini’s faith, recalling Italy’s postwar Africa concessions.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Housee of Commons
Antianyflee
Briain
Essen
Italy
Anna Hahn Wins Day of Rest in Long Trial
Anna Me rie Hahn, a 31 year old German matron, won a day of rest amid a lengthy Cincinnati trial. Prosecutor Dudley M. Outealt pressed to prove she preyed on elderly men for money with a "blonde Borgia" motive. Judge Charles Bell adjourned the case to Wednesday after Hahn described a nighttime drive with her son Oscar while a teenage companion lay ill.
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Willtes Prem
Cincinnati
Anna Merie Hahn
Dudley M. Outealt
Charles §. Bell
Detroit Bandits Shot Dead in Post Office Hold Up
St. Clair county deputies under Sheriff William J. Van Antwerp killed two bandits in a gun battle at the Detroit post office early today. The dead men were identified as 33 Pranic Nowiszek and 40 Mchdrer, both of Detroit.
Merchants in Corry Hold Monthly Meeting on Holiday Preparations
The Corry Gallien Rulelt hos group met at the Wayne Valley U church near Beaverdans to discuss awards and Christmas arrangements. Merchants decided to keep some shops open on Wednesdays for Christmas shopping while closing the day after Thanksgiving and delaying a Wol ar Day Sale until January 1. A committee was named to report on the holiday period.
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MrruWants
Yniul
Corry Gallien
Wayne Valley U
Beaverdans
Olin Bracken
Holmeed
Naval Iine
Aero Supply
U.S
Alany Ani
Rogers’ Swidtural Steel
Corry-James‘own
Raymon
Prazisiin
Wayne UB
Davis
Kainnan
Davison-Fogle
Spencer's Mills
Spiesnan Shoe Store
Pennsylvania Electric
Stanley Kasper
Thomas Morars
Phillips Jewelry
Gallins Electric
Evanie Whiteley
Morten
Nationalists plan blockade along Layaliat coast in Mediterranean
Nationalist radio reported General Francisco Franco has massed forces in the Mediterranean to blockade the Layaliat coast from Cerbere to Motril as a major land offensive begins. General Gonzalo Queipa de Llano said Loyalists will feel the Nationalists roar as French communications with Loyalist Spain are cut.
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United Press Ave
Francisco Franco
Mediterranean
Layaliat
Cerbere
Motril
Gonzalo Queipa de Llano
Seville
Guna
Spain
France
Automobile Fire Destroys 1925 Dodge Sedan
A blaze on Eust Smith Street shortly after midnight destroyed a 1925 Dodge sedan owned by J A Cassidy and damaged neighboring property including a barn. Firemen suggested a possible short circuit in the engine as a cause, but not definite. Mrs Cassidy alerted the department, preventing further loss.
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Ite
Eust Smith Street
J A. Casly
Jang? Sun
Murray Ls
Cassidy
Ue Corry
Government loan to run 50 cents by
Agriculture department officials plan a government loan of 0 cents per bushel to be announced soon. The loan will total 85 million dollars, directed by President Roosevelt to Reconstruction Finance Corp to supply the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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United Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Pinenee Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Guardsmen Monitor Harlan Ky Voting Amid Turbulent Storm
Guardsmen watched polling in Harlan county Kentucky as voters faced a political storm center with reports of interference and guard presence cited from Halland and Darsourville.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Kentucky
Political Storm Center
National Guard
Halland and
Darsourville
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