State Legislature Convenes Monday Red Cross Drive Here
Corry resident Pasquale Renzi operated the car that struck 17 year old Jack Harvey of Conneaut Lake, killing him instantly near Linesville Friday night. Meadville state patrols investigate as Harvey’s body is taken to a local funeral home.
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RED Cross Drive
Pasquale Renzi
Corry
Jack Harvey
Linesville
Pasquale Rens
Struick
Corneaut Lake
W. ©. Byham
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Linesville-Conneaut Lake
Duck Harvey
Paaquale Renzi
Arthur Huitchison
Tiuaville
Joe Powall
Erie
Harvey
R. W. Peterson
Inyo Brothers
Navy League report on Hoover expected to favor president
Washington dispatch reports a forthcoming Navy League inquiry summary likely to clear President Hoover. John Hays Hammond, chairman, says the document will be voluminous and address Navy League charges point by point while withholding broader White House disclosures. The inquiry seeks to refute Jesrue President Gertriner’s claim that the administration’s economic program will starve the newer establishment.
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Hoover
Navy League
John Hays Hammond
Committee of Inquiry
Cori
White House
North Corry woman injured after car strike on Center Street
Mrs. Ella Merrick, 74, of 1030 North Center street, was hit by a northbound car driven by William J. Johnson of Wilcox while leaves were being raked. She suffered a compound fracture, severe scalp wounds, and other injuries and was taken to Corry hospital in serious condition, Johnson citing impaired vision from lights and weather.
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Hee
Ella Merrick
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
William J. Johnson
Wilcox
Center Street
Johnson
Garienese
Ryemer
Girl 12 Held Prisoner in Closet Four Years
Washington dispatch reports a 12-year-old girl named Halts Riley rescued from a ventilated closet prison where she lived for four years. Her father Lester N. Riley and stepmother Eisle Riley were arrested on charges of cruelty to children. Doctors describe severe malnutrition and marks of prolonged abuse.
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United Press
Washington
Gallinger Hospital
Halts Riley
Lester N. Riley
Eisle Riley
Dset
Riley
Donation Day Set for Corry Hospital on November 18
Corry Hospital directors announced November 18 as Donation Day to collect canned goods fruit and vegetables with funds also gratefully received. A committee was named to organize soliciting efforts with residents of rural areas and contributing territories urged to assist. The board reported October service days for patients and discussed building repairs coal purchases furnace maintenance and related routine matters.
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Corry Hospital
Mias Bartlett
Plans Made for One Day Red Cross Drive in 1931 Corry
Corry's 1931 Red Cross Roll Call is set for Friday November 11. The campaign, led by Milan Brown, aims for a city wide one day drive with canvassing at homes and businesses. National goal is 500 memberships to fund local relief efforts. 400 pairs of shoes and rubbers were purchased previously for needy children, and clergy and service clubs are mobilized with a film “The Symbol of Mercy” shown at Rex theatre to promote support.
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Corry
Red Cross
Committee of Workers
Milan
Brown
Yeserday
Demand 25000 for Man's Release Shocked City
Police announced a note demanding $25000 for the release of Alexander Berg a wealthy fur dealer who was reported kidnapped last night. The note was received by his wife Mrs Gertrude Berg with no details given about how or when the ransom would be delivered.
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ST. Louis
Alexander Berg
Gertrude Berg
Naval planes carry guests to wedding at Franklin
Two naval combat planes landed in Franklin after forced landing at DuBois due to snow. They carried Ebaliah Iberia Hirsch and four cousins of Charts en iets pe married today. Basige Countryman noted Lieutenants Wildman and Baril. The planes reportedly returned to Philadelphia yesterday.
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Franklin
DuBois
Enow
Ebaliph Mberia Hirsch
Basige
Wildman
Baril
Pasiadelphia Yester Giny
Corry Assemblyman Drifts Toward Harrisburg Session
John H. King of Corry, representative of the third district, will travel Sunday to Harrisburg for the social session convened by Governor Pinchot to craft unemployment relief. His trip includes a Rochester stop where his wife will visit relatives. Legislative factions split over funding methods with calls for economy and existing revenues versus 16 point plan including extra taxes and bond issues. The session aims to decide relief strategies as lawmakers debate financing and spending amid the statewide unemployment crisis.
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John H. King
Third Assembly
Harasburg
Gifford Pinchot
King
Rochester
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Simultanrouusly
Finchot
Pinchot
Nation Mourns Caraway Leading Arkansas Senator Dies
Arkansas statesman Thaddeus H. Caraway dies suddenly in St. Vincent's hospital after a postoperative illness. Funeral services planned for Jonesboro, his home, early next week with Vice President Curtis and Senator Robinson coordinating federal and local arrangements. Caraway served ten years in the Senate after two terms in the House, and his death prompts widespread tributes from drought relief advocates and fellow lawmakers.
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Arkansas
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jonesboro
Charles Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Planto
Garaway
Curtis
Robinson
Caraway
Congress
Senate
Tarmera
Rebin
Election battle narrows as canvasses expected today
Hanley and Densmore claim victory in county offices as final official canvass by the board of county commissioners is due at 4 PM. Republicans James Wilson and Walter Stroble lead or contest in prothonotary and coroner races with narrow margins amid last Tuesday's tallies. The official results will settle whether Densmore or Hanley claiming the prothonotary and coroner seats.
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Wensmores
Cner
Dan Hanley
Board of County Commissioners
James Wilson
Densmore
Hanley
Walter G. Stroble
Seven Hurt In Lehigh Express Wreck At Johnstown
Seven men were injured and one critically when the last eastbound Lehigh Express of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed near Johnstown, crossing two tracks and crashing into a westbound freight. All cars derailed and five empty coal cars were knocked off the rails, one plunging 40 feet into the Conemaugh river.
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Reese Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Here
Comemaugh River
Corry Officer Assigned to Pennsylvania Relief Camp
Capt W S Houghte of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard will depart for Normalville to supervise an unemployment camp and aid Governor Pinchot s relief program. A second camp is planned at Bentleyville amid local opposition and protests from business leaders and lawmakers.
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Corry
W. S. Houghton
Normalville
W. S. Houghte
Company A
Pennnsylvania National Guard
Capaci
Pinchot
Houghtom
Amp
Adj
David I. Davis
Arpled
Ployment
Pennsylva
Bentleyville
James Z. Heffran
The
Charleroi Chalpher of Commerce
Appeal for Shoes and Footwear to Help Needy Community
Police report shoes and footwear supply exhausted. Chief Rupersburg asks Journal to urge donations for the needy. Heavy demand in past week. On hand supply is listed. Residents with old shoes or rubbers should bring them to the police station or call for pickup.
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Ruppersburg
The
Journal
Relief Board Unveils New Plan of Operation
The Cay Relief Fund committee adopts a new law of operation with five commissions under strict supervision by the central group. Investigation, fuel and shelter, food and health, shoes and clothing, and coordination will govern relief disbursement to maximize efficiency and prevent duplication.
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Cay Relief Fund
Ts Worl
Clos
Cenwat Group
Hammond
Howard
Rogers
Flies
Desmond
Brown
Johnson
Sheen
Auer
Start
Demaio Sentenced to 10 to 20 Years in Murder Case
Smethport reports indicts Demaio convicted of second degree murder in the Al Ritchie killing. He was denied a new trial and sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the Western penitentiary. Ritchie perished in Bradford. Hitchle died shortly after. Deniaio and Maccio were involved in the fatal shooting incident. Mrs. S. B. Mudge returned to Portland after a brief business visit in Une city.
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Nortenio
Loréngo Demaio
al Ritchie
Bradford
Western Penitentiary
Deniaio
Frndford
Toy Maccio
5. B. Mudge
Portland
Une City
Strong Note Puts Pressure on Japan and China in Manchuria
League of Nations President Aristide Briand sends a third strong note to Japan and China urging immediate command-level steps to halt fighting along the Nanni river. The note signals growing alarm over Manchuria clashes and possible sanctions or diplomatic withdrawals. Japanese forces push near the Chinese Eastern Railroad as Soviet interests loom, while Chinese troops retreat and prepare for new actions. Diplomats in Tokyo await replies to Stimson’s peace assurances as Manchuria’s conflicts intensify.
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China
Henry Wooo
United Press
Geneva
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Japan
Manchuria
League
Far East
Briand
Nonai
Mukden
Ma Chaniam
Husilpugiang
Ma Chanshan
Anganchi
South Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Tsitsthar
Itun
Kunchuling
Tokio
Nonat River
Stimson
O&fite
Baron Shillebara
Dirigible Alcon to Visit Pittsburgh in November
The Navy Department announced that the 206 dirigible Alcon will visit Pittsburgh on November 1, Ariaisesse Day. The route will depend on local weather conditions and operational factors affecting its flight path.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
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