Panaman Declaration Under Fire Across the World
European small powers unite to resist Soviet expansion as Finland Sweden and Norway pledge solidarity. Helsinki Moscow talks loom while Baltic defenses 강화 and Dutch Belgian border areas brace for possible Nazi moves amid a tense wartime backdrop.
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Moris Legislature Obg Mrs May Day Celebration
Fragments describe an evening gathering with Mrs May and family members. Mentions include sons Charles daughter and grandson, with visitors from Jamestons and UW. Refreshments were served and the event lasted late into the night.
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Party honors Mrs Tuck host at elegant evening
A social event hosted by Mrs. Harry Wassink at the Tuck home featured prizes for Schurman, Mrs. Marion Neckers, and Mrs. Ten. Guests enjoyed decorations and refreshments as the gathering celebrated the hostess and honorees.
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Fragmented 19th century note hints local event and names
The readable text references a gathering or ceremony with various personal names such as Norval, James, and Cornelius Ty Mir. It mentions a pastor and a celebration at a home, with thanks and hospitality noted, though many phrases are garbled.
NYA continues registrations as Watt to visit again
G B Watt of the Erie NYA office said he will return to the city in about two weeks for another registration drive. He noted applications for aliment under the NYA were filed by three saints and two boys, with further eligible youths expected to enroll. A winter registration date and enrollment in one of several NYA projects will be announced in coming days.
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Safecracking ring tied to gatekeeper MacConnell
George R. MacConnell, 49, named as a material witness in Michigan for alleged part in a string of safecrackings. Police say MacConnell, a locksmith in Sue Snan, confessed he guided a four-man gang in breaking into safes across Michigan and possibly Illinois and Wisconsin. He was photographed in Pontiac.
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Republicans Rally Friday Night in Corry Grand Theatre
The Republican city committee and the Young Republican Club plan an 8 p.m. rally at the Grand Theatre in Corry. Deputy Attorney General William S. Rial will be the keynote speaker, with short talks from local candidates for carry and county offices. The program includes accordion numbers by Paul Packo and discussions on state issues and reforms under the James administration.
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Claims of imminent strikes amid war fears on ships
William D C Mequisition, a former Communist leader, told the House committee that strikes and sabotage aboard American ships would erupt immediately if war breaks out between the United States and Soviet Russia. He testified near a district jail while New Orleans police questioned him about a union official slaying last September.
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British Ship Reported Safe on Atlantic
Washington reports the British freighter Coxlmore, attacked November 1, is safe within the prescribed sea area. Panama's neutrality belt and the German Emmy Friedrich seizure attempt near the Caribbeans are cited as evidence neither Germany nor the Allies will honor the Panama declaration. Former Gov. Alf Landon attacked the New Deal and questioned enforcement of the policy, signaling debate in Congress.
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Fear big loss in air raids warned by official committee
London November 2 The air raids precautions to coordinating committee warned a strong bombing attack on British industrial areas would almost certainly cause huge casualties and reveal the inadequacy of protective measures. The unofficial committee quoted experts saying the first raid will expose the failure of air raid shelters and related equipment.
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Three Hunters Killed Await Encampment Orders
An article reports on military planning as guard officials meet to complete schedules for a seven day field training period for PNG units at Indian Town Gap. It notes reallocations, weekly drills, and a 19,292 civilian order target, amid debates on arms embargo repeal and congressional action.
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Hunter Shot in Arm During Canadohta Mishap
A Pittsburgh man, Pearce, 69, was badly wounded in the arm and chest during a small game hunt at Canadice near Canadohta. A misfire by an unknown man caused pellets to tear arm muscles, with a successful Union City hospital operation and condition listed as fair. Several other hunting fatalities and injuries were reported across Pennsylvania during the opening of the season, including John Mong, 33, and Claire Brittain, 26, among others.
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Sheakleyville
Sever County
Philip Floyd
Lancaster
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Pottsville
Northampton County
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Aliquippa
Beaver County
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Morisville
Mike Eye
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Greenville
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Nh Neck
West Salim
Pey County
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Two Die When Car Slams Into Pole Near Canonsburg
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania on West Pike Street two night workers were killed when a Sharp mobile crashed into a steel pole. The dead are Mrs Sara Powers aged 2 and Gus Kokinakis 24 both of Canonsburg. George Ross 24 suffered lacerations as James B. Jones the driver escaped with injuries.
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Byrd Cruiser to Reach Akron Today
A 35 ton Byrd cruiser is en route toward Akron from Mansfield. The vehicle is scheduled to pass Crestline and Ashland as it heads toward its embarkation point in Boston en route to Ohio cities.
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Two Erielles Die In Crash
A tragic car crash near New York City killed two people identified as Dominic EVerdloni, 24, and Steven Fuad, 89, while they were driving up Work at the Geter Benkle pia. The collision involved a broadside hit from a Central ram and left both victims fatally injured at the scene.
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Dems to Stage Rally in Corry on Saturday Night
Democratic party leaders finalize plans for a large rally at the Grand Theatre in Corry Saturday evening. Original pre‑election meeting plans were abandoned due to scheduling conflicts. organizers expect a turnout featuring local and county candidates and entertainment.
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Wit
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Huard
Exiled Communist Leader to Appeal to U S Supreme Court
Philadelphia reports Samuel Dares Pennsylvania Communist secretary ordered extradited to California and held on bail $2,500 as authorities in Philadelphia proceed with extradition case. Bradford death of Albert Mellonist worker found shot in Bradford power house.
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City to Retain 1600 Salary and Joint Conference Set
The city plans to keep a 1600 salary as part of a joint conference with the county and school district. Fred J. Weaver was named Director of Finance to represent the municipality at the conference. Thomas W. Paulley and another director were assigned. The joint board discussed 41,600 in salary over four years and set a potential annual rate for the coming tour years.
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Three Sailors Wounded After Quay Fight In Philadelphia
Nov 2 Philadelphia report says three sailors were wounded in a confrontation at the quay. Kyle Crawford 22 and George Li Belisary 18-19 were treated for wounds at hospitals Hannemann and Weeks 28 were taken to Nuves hospital. Police say all involved had not been drinking.
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State Board Announces Large Utility Rate Reductions
New Jersey home and business electricity and gas bills are set to drop by about 1.1 million dollars annually after negotiated cuts between the State Board of Public Utility Commissioners and Public Service Electric and Gas Company. The revised schedule awaits board approval and would take effect January 1.
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Nazis Attack French Town As Artillery Fire Intensifies
Report from Paris states German artillery began shelling the town of Ferbachy near Saarbruecken with four and six inch guns after earlier shelling. Evacuations were completed as German forces clashed with French patrols and claimed German youths among captured prisoners. Critics doubted German success and questioned reported French retreats.
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Britain Sees Soviet Union as Aid to War Effort
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced progress against Germany and described Soviet Russia as a stabilizing force. He contrasted Molotov's policy with Britain’s aims for peace and restraint to prevent aggression in Europe.
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Donations for Corry Hospital Drive Slow This Year
Donations to the La files Auxiliary of Corry Hospital are coming in slower this year due to bad weather illness and other pressures. The drive began October 27 with events on Friday and Saturday October 28, and organizers expect totals to equal or exceed last year once all contributions are counted.
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Ball Player Charged with Murder in Clearfield
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on November 2, Wil ini Bishan iy, a former major league baseball player, appeared in county jail on murder charges tied to the death of Wilsut Shinvaione Bh. Attorney Carl B. Fieliti represented the defendant at arraignment before Judge Charles E. Baupp Jr.
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