Amorosso to Face Grand Jury in Erie Murder Case
John Amorosso, 37, of this city, to appear before the grand jury on Tuesday November 15 at 2 PM to answer a murder charge in the death of Alfred Messina, 10. The slashing occurred on West Main. Amorosso was captured after a chase. Bail denied after hearing.案 The case heads the November calendar as the grand and traverse juries convene in Erie.
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John Amorigio
Trie
Alfred Messina
Amorosa
West Main
Amoroasa
Center Street
Center
South Street
Mill
Main
Concord Street
Ruppersbirger
Amorosso
Messina
South
A. B. Porter
Amorgsso
Commonwealth
Porter
Grand
Traverse
Erie
Amerasag
Probe air crash kills three aboard Boston bound plane
Three aviators died when a Gesana monoplane, once owned by transAtlantic flyer Russell Boardman, crashed near Trandolph Massachusetts en route to Newport Rhode Island. Victims were Frederick Lothrop Ames Jr., financier and yachtsman. Frank R. Sproul, Boston clubman. and Miss Frances Burnett, junior league heiress. Airport officials say takeoff appeared faulty and Ames performed two tailspins before vanishing. A champagne bottle and suitcase were found in the fuselage. no alcohol detected among passengers.
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United Press
Trandolph
Mass
Frederick Lothrop Ames, Jr
Frank R. Sproul
Frances Burnett
Leagiy
Bostin
Gesana
Russell Boardman
Newport
R. 1
Boston
Ames
Milton
Mile
Maurice Mozette
Paris
Sonora
Mexico
Clip Royal
Sally Blane Ames
Atlantic
Primrose
Cosgrave harassed by hostile Irish mob at Cork meeting
Willian T Cosgrave former president narrowly escaped mobbing when he addressed a Cork cinema gathering last night. A crowd of about 100 armed with sticks and stones besieged the theater until police baton charges dispersed them.
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Cork
Ireland
Willian T Cosgrave
Girrowly
Fernandé Valera
Bootlegging Joint North of City Raided
State troopers and a local constable raided an alleged Speakeasy operated by Pred Armstrong on the Tomér Powder Plant property north of the city. Officers seized large quantities of whiskey gin and cherry alcohol and other moonshining equipment. Armstrong pleaded not guilty and was held on $1500 bond until the next county court term.
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Micarlles
Pred Armstrong
Tormér
Armstrong
Ralph W. Mears
R. L. Sibley
Lawrence
Leon R. Tiffany
George H. Gordon
President Hoover Confident as Campaign Ends
President Hoover, aboard his campaign train near Salt Lake City, declares Democrats exploit fear and misread the public. He attributes postwar mood to wartime aftereffects, predicts victory as he prepares to vote at Stamford University and plans a rest before deciding travel home.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hoover
Paio Alto
Moon
Elle Nev
Stamford Lniversity
Washington
Panama Canal
Rawson
Arspokesman
Trawler Sinks With 13 Of Crew Reported Off Norway
In a severe storm near See Island off Troms nch, the British trawler Golden Seaps was reported to have sunk with 13 crew members lost. The captain witnessed three others rescued and conveyed the news as warnings spread among nearby fleets.
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Anies Presa
Tromsch
Norway
See Island
Advicen
Rescued 47 From Sinking Club Boat Off Sandy Hook
Forty two members of the Elizabeth Navy Rod and Gun Club were saved after their fishing boat sank six miles off Sandy Hook. A nearby fishing boat heard cries and raced in through heavy seas to rescue all passengers.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Navy
Sandy Hook
Hitler Loses Ground as Von Papen Retains Power in Election
Berlin reports that Von Papen’s cabinet remains in power though short of a parliamentary majority. Hitler’s Nazi party loses 25 seats but remains close to previous totals, while Communists gain. The outcome sharpens the standstill between Von Papen and Hitler as Germany heads toward further political strife.
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Eic Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Frang von Papen
Adolph Hitler
Hitlerites
Hitleriam
Hitter
Tinko Held On Larceny Charge
Steve Tinko, resident near Corry Country Club, was arrested on a larceny charge filed by four neighbors. He allegedly stole three pigs from the Scherale farm. the animals were recovered. He was given a $500 bond and remanded to county court for the next term.
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Steve Tinko
Corry Country Club
Belteral
Tinko
Scherale Farm
Pinko
Givat
G. H. Gordon
Westfield Fatal Car Crash Claims Three Lives
Miss Gilberta Sorenson of this city died from injuries after a Sunday automobile accident near Westfield. Edward Miller and Robert Taylor, both from Westfield, were injured. Taylor died at home later that day. The car ran into a deep ditch on the Have Scrabble Road after failing to negotiate a curve two miles south of Westfield. Taylor suffered a broken vertebra and severe injuries. Sorenson had head and leg injuries. Miller sustained facial and bodily injuries. All three were returning from a dance at Wittgens Hall.
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Gilberta Sorenson
Robert Taylor
Mary Taylor
Westfield
Taylor
Edward Miller
Miller
Corry
Ripley
Wittgens’ Hall
Ofice
Wearfield
Misk Sorenson
Miss Sorenson
Undersized boy shot father to protect mother in Delaware farm incident
In Wilmington on November 7, Raymond Boyle an undersized boy about five years old allegedly used a shotgun to shoot his father William Boyle 35 after his mother Mary Boyle 22 said the husband abused her. Authorities questioned the boy who appeared subnormal and did not answer. The mother claimed he acted to protect her, while deputies doubted the child could hold the gun as described.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Blackbird
Here
Raymond Boyle
Mary Boyle
William’ Boyle
Boyle
Cars Crash on Smith Street in Cambridge Springs事件
West Simtin Street area saw a two car collision Sunday afternoon involving Gilbert Cook and William Cederburg with Charles Drake accused of forcing Cederburg into Cook's car. Drake denied the claim, saying his car stayed behind Cederburg. Authorities had not yet determined fault.
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West
Simtin
Gilbert Cook
William Gederburg
Cederburg
Cook
Charles Drake
Cambridge Springs
West Wayne Alrees
Drake
Isle
Cederitrg
Conk
Honi
West Weyne
New Trial Granted in Scottsboro Case
The United States Supreme Court granted new trials for seven African American youths convicted in the Scottsboro Alabama case. The decision cited inadequate legal representation and criticized the conduct surrounding the original trials, which occurred amid disturbances and hostility in the capital and protests outside the courtroom.
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Scottsboro
United Press
Washington
Smithi
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court Chamber
Capitol
Onneha Om Ale Stottsbori
Scottsdoro
Ala
Alabama Suprema Court
Ain
Bandits Rob Lehigh National Bank in Philadelphia Heist
Six masked robbers assaulted employees at the Lehigh National Bank in Philadelphia. They used sawed off firearms and escaped with about $7,500 to $8,000. Cashier A. H. McCullough said the loot could have been larger if the robbery occurred moments later. eight tellers and workers were present but unharmed.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Lehigh National
Benke Loday Afl
A. H. McCulldough
Donation Day at Corry Hospital Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital sponsors Donation Day on Wednesday November 5 with a committee at the hospital all day to receive gifts of vegetables fruit and other produce. Residents of Corry and surrounding towns are asked to donate. Local pickup points include Spartanshores Glen Steadman Leon Morris Spring Creek Mrs Glen Donaldson distribution sites at Donaldson Brothers in July and Sherman. Volunteers will collect at Miller's grocery Gordon store and Clymerayie Croscutt Hardware.
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Corry Hospital
Corry ‘Hospital
Ne Hospital
Corry
Willi
Spartanshores
Glen Steadman
Leon Moris
Crease
Glen Donaldson
Donaldson Brothers
Clark
Sherman
Miller's Grocery
Columbus
Gordon
Clymerayie Croscutt Hardware
Erie Man Takes Over Market In City Market Return
Edward F. Panisn of Erie, proprietor of Lincoln Market, today completed a deal to take over the City Market on South Center Street from J. Phelps. The market, closed for weeks, will reopen under the City Market name after remodeling and improvements are finished.
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Edward F. Panisn
Ewe
Lincoln Market
J. @. Phelps
South Center Street
Danish
City Market
Roosevelt in Final Appeal to Neighbors
Franklin D Roosevelt campaigns through the Hudson valley urging turnout for the Democratic ticket. He tours Beacon Newburgh Kingston and Rhinebeck with a final Hyde Park speech and plans to vote before 3 pm then head to the Biltmore in New York City for results.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Hyde Park
Franklin VW
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Hudsons River Valley
Beacon
Newburgh
Kingston
Rhinebeck
Pougt
Keepare
Dutchess County
Mac
Hyde
Democratic Nation
Biltmore
New York City
Simplicity Harks Rites for Film Star
Hollywood dispatch reports the burial of Belle Bensiell, famed as the perfect screen mother. Interment at Valhalla Memorial Park follows a simple funeral yesterday attended by a small circle of close friends.
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Hollywood
Belle Bensiell
Valhalla Memorial Parke
Roosevelt Carries Rex Poll 333 263
Roosevelt, Democratic presidential nominee, appears favored in Corry area elections as poll results show him winning by 333 to 263. Voters turnout was about 25 percent with observers predicting a Roosevelt lead in local races. Charles J. Crosby remains a strong congressional contender, likely defeating Milton W. Shreve in Corry.
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Pruam . Roosevelt
Corry
Somorrow
Mestraw
Rete Theatre
Thomas
Charles J. Crosby
Congress
Milton W. Shrevé
Record Vote Expected as Final Appeals Made
Raymond Clapper reports ahead of election as a record turnout approaches. Hoover and Roosevelt rally supporters nationwide with last minute appeals. Analysts foresee Roosevelt victory and Democratic gains in Congress, while parties emphasize GOTV efforts and accurate registration figures signal unprecedented voter engagement.
Insull Under Special Care in Athens Hospital
Samuel Tosull, awaiting probable extradition to the United States over embezzlement links to his utilities collapse, lies under special care in an Athens host hospital. He is 78 with diabetes and a weak heart, ordered to quit or limit smoking and avoid excessive talking while doctors consider extradition. His nominal custody and comfortable room are noted as he remains in hospital care.
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United Press
Athens
Greece
Samuel Tasull
United States
Athena
Tosull
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