Jamaica Braces as Hurricane May Hit Caribbean Coast
A powerful Caribbean hurricane threatened Jamaica and southeastern Cuba after leaving two freighters in distress off Nicaragua. US naval vessels and allied ships aided the stranded ships as the storm moved slowly east-northeast toward Oriente Province. If its strength holds, it could affect Haiti, Santo Domingo, and western Cuba, with rescue efforts continuing for the Bhemius and other vessels.
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United Press
Panama City
Jamaica
Cuba
Nicaraguan
United States
Oriente
Cubs
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Forestlers
San Simon
Quaker Line
Chrisinbal
San Simeon
Overton
Swan
Killevicke
Supt Dewey Delivers Talk Before Rotary Club
Ralph S. Dewey superintendent of the Corry Public Schools spoke before the Rotary Club as part of American Education Week observance. He reviewed Corry’s school operation with attendance rising from 1115 in 1926 to 1853 in 1932 and noted taxes remaining steady. Per pupil expenditures and taxes were lower than six years ago. Dewey urged a shift from purely academic training to vocational skills and character development. Frank Westley spoke on a proposed Taxpayer Association. The meeting was set for Wednesday evening at Galot Locke, Hotel Corry, with R. G. Pawaon, Charles Gonrae, and Dr Rosny in attendance.
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Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Limeriean
Rotary Club
Dewey
Anna
Frank
Westley
Galotelocke
Gorry
Humphreys
Erie
R. G. Pawaon
Charles Gonrae
Warren
Rosny
New Hampshire Town Strong for Roosevelt
Complete returns from a village contest show Roosevelts win with Hiner J. Roosevelt 18, Mrs Mary Hull, and Gaye Lome among those noted. recounts indicate broad support in Livermore area despite fragmented text.
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New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Sinter
Livermore
J. Rosevelt
Mary Hull
Jaffestown
Brisk Balloting Reported Across Corry Precincts
Corry voters pressed to the polls with brisk activity in all precincts. Early tallies showed heavy turnout and officials predicted a high final percentage. Both parties anticipated strong showings for their presidential candidates as machine voting began and early results were expected later in the day.
Heart Attack Claims Guest at Hotel Cory
Fredericks Schmid a Buffalo jewelry salesman died after a heart attack suffered at the Hotel Cory shortly after registering on Monday afternoon. Dr Gratam advised immediate transfer to hospital but he collapsed and passed away about fifteen minutes later. He leaves a wife, one son Alfred, one daughter Bernice, and several siblings. Body moved to Davison Funeral Home.
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Cory
Fredericks Schmid
Queen City Material Company
Buffalo
W. Gratam
Alley
Schmid
Altace
Whedeveasen
Davison Funeral
Nephiweken
Joseph Schmid
Mr Schmid
Corry Autoist Arrested After Crash
Glenn N Liess 30 Marion street pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a collision at the foot of Dale Fill near Union City. Passenger Reymond Brown of Marion street was injured. Mrs Yookum of Waterford escaped with minor damage. Liess was held for county court action and facing immediate plea in Bue and appears to have been discharged.
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Glenn N. Liess
Marion Street
Neil
Union City
Bue
Tucus
Reymond Brown
Dale Fill
Unto City
Arthur Yookum
Waterfort
Lucas
Brown
Union City’ Hospital
Union Stivisea Jory Tourn
Wis
Lieas
Fieregt Hure
Election Night Fast News Service Announced
The journal will run United Press printer telegraph machines from 7 o clock tonight to provide rapid returns. Oral results should be available early as voting machines aid in compiling figures. Residents may outfit journals for returns or call 50 or 791 for updates.
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Journal
United Press
Journaliiies
Big Deficit to Face Congress Elected Today
United Press reports a looming budget crisis as the new Congress is elected. Taxation and tariff debates loom, with a possible general sales tax and Volstead act modification hopes tied to the White House race. A lame duck session could push actions before the new Congress convenes. Julia Gallup of Smethport visited the city en route to Erie to resume studies at Mercyburnt College.
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House
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
House c
Roosevelt
Misa
Julia Gallup
Smethport
White
Erie
Mercyburnt College
Elections under federal deputies guard Pennsylvania polls
Philadelphia voters faced tight races for president and U S senator while about 200 federal deputy sergeants at arms oversaw polling to prevent fraud. Officials projected a large turnout with estimates of Hoover and Roosevelt leads varying by county, and the Senate race saw Republican James J. Davis contend with Democrat Lawrence Rupp amid controversy over Davis’s indictments.
Child Injured Falling From Tree Near Home
The child of Mr and Mrs George Smith formerly of Corry suffered serious injuries in a fall from a tree near their Hamilton street home yesterday. He was taken to the W C A hospital for treatment of a severe side laceration needing multiple stitches.
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George Smith
Corry
Jlamestinwa
W. C. A. Hospital
W. Wf
West Pleasant Street
Donation Day at Corry Hospital Urges Community Help
A hospital drive by the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital requests donations of vegetables and fruit. A committee will be at the hospital Wednesday November 9 to receive items, and contributors are asked to notify if pickup is needed.
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Corry Hospital
Plot to wreck train of Hoover thwarted in Nevada
Authorities report a thwarted attempt to damage a Southern Pacific trestle as President Hoover’s special train neared the bridge at Elko Nevada. A gun battle with two suspects occurred in darkness, a guard suffered a hand wound, and 22 sticks of dynamite were found after the fight. The incident stalled moments before the presidential train crossed.
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Hoover
United Press
ELKO
Fish
Dillon
Fiyh
Abuahinig
Pivst
Winan
Stores to close in Corry for Armistice Day observance
Corry stores and business places will suspend operation throughout Armistice Day an announcement by the Corry Credit Exchange committee says. Most shops are expected to stay shut for the day while a World War anniversary program is planned for the afternoon.
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Corry
Hoover Nears End of Journey to Calif Home
President Hoover travels aboard his campaign train toward California to vote in Palo Alto and greet crowds. He plans stops at stations along the way and a noon parade in San Francisco, followed by a visit to Palo Alto for a family reunion.
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Hoover
Calif
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
President
Leland Stan- Sor University
Eiko
Nev
Mr. Hoover
Pil Atta
Gallant Pier
Pato Alto
Sacramento
Pats Alto
Herbert Hoover
Allin Hoover
Herbert
Hunger March Leader Sentenced in London Court
Walter Ham Hington, leader of the hunger march in London, was sentenced to three months imprisonment by Bow Street court amid accusations of inciting mutiny and disaffection within the police. Sid Bliay, successor to Hannington, remained in custody on charges of inciting unrest, denied bail, and remanded for another week.
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London
Walter Han Hington
Bow Street
Dimetic Muliny
Sid Bliay
Hannington
Hannigaton
Ball
Next Move in Gas Case Expected From Utility
City Council learns the next move in the gas rate contest likely comes from the utility, with a planned submission of a proposal. A PSC conference yielded no action, though a communication to the Service Commission within a week or ten days was hinted to seek an amicable rate adjustment.
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City Couneil
Te Nest
Jase Eyunng
Flt
England
Council Uuit
Blaine Kincaid
Public Service Commission
The
Service Commission
Frank Westley
Treasury
Murderick
Fleath
West Maid Street
Joe Anderson
West Smith Street
West Wayne
Essex Streets
Citizens National Banc
HURT IN FALL FROM TRUCK NEAR WEST WAYNE
Josep Miller of Chestnuttree sustained a severe gash on the forehead and was shaken up after a fall from a city truck near West Wayne earlier today. He was treated by Dr. J. Kibler and later returned home.
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Josep Miller
Chestnuttree
West Wayne
J. Kibler
Early Pennsylvania voting reported brisk and crowded
Early state polling opened with brisk voting in Philadelphia and heavy turnout in western Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh and central Pennsylvania described as steady to crowded as showers and overcast skies affected parts of the state.
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United Press
Philadelphia
SaenEne
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Hart Pisbure
Eréas
40,000,000 May Cast Ballots for President
New York dispatch reports an early nationwide rush to the polls with more than 40 million votes possible. Voters in New Ashford, Massachusetts cast 23 for Hoover and 8 for Roosevelt. Peru, Massachusetts reported 37 for Hoover and 23 for Roosevelt. Police precautions and federal guards on duty accompanied reports of occasional violence or dynamite threats near rail lines. President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt prepared to vote as late returns from Illinois, Ohio and Indiana promised the first real indication of the winner.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
New York
Counntry
Massachusetts
New Ashford
Mass
President Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Alfred B. Smith
Peru
Roosevelt
Nevada
Palisades
Wall Street
Haye
California
Palo Alto
Hyde Park
Norman ‘Thomas
Tllinois
Ohio
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
Ogden J. Mills
Elko
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Republican Party
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