Five Die In Plant Explosion At Emmanuel Church
A tragic plant explosion near Emmanuel Episcopal Church leaves five dead and many injured as visitors and clergy attend the churchs sixty fifth anniversary celebration. The service began with Holy Communion at 8:30, followed by a reception and remarks from clergy including Rev Henry Clover Rev Samuel Bennett and Rev L L Utz. A dinner for over 200 and an evening of talks honored the parishes history with pastors from St Thomas Presbyterian and Greenville offering congratulations and reflection. The anniversary events featured a candlelit birthday cake and music by the Sanaries orchestra.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ofelock
Henry Clover
Samuel Bennett
Mr. Utts
Margaret Jane Kemps
L. L. Utty
Father Frances Graves
P. i
St. Thomas Parish
Emmanuel Parish
Wither Graves
Thone
Orly
St Thomas Parts
Mather Graves
Roger F. Cressey
Carey Béinisterial Association
Presbyterian Church
Cressey
Mr. Clarke
Greenvile
Episcopal Church
John ©. Ward
Iacese
Terie
Paris
Minmanu
Buiter
Singing of America
Sanaries
Milan Waller
Findley Lake Hunter Killed In Adirondacks
Gerald A Broadhead 32 a Findley Lake grocer died from wounds after an accidental gun discharge during a deer hunt in the Adirondacks near Tupper Lake. He was injured by a companion and died within hours. Survived by wife and two children funeral plans await final arrangements.
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Findley Lake
Gerald A. Broadhead
Tupper Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Broadhead
Anderson
United Brethren Church
Segi Gilmore
Adirondacks
Corry
Lome
Lake Re- Ort
Nuttall Store
Migg
Anniversary Dedication at Emmanuel Church
The dedication of the new pew and choir stalls at Emmanuel Church will be conducted Sunday at 11:00 a.m. by RE Reverend John C. Ward, bishop of the Erle diocese. Ward will preach. loving gifts from parishioners will be shown. the choir will perform special music.
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Emmanuel Church
B. W. Brown
I. B. Brown
John C. Ward
Weather outlook for Nov 11 to 16 across Atlantic states
Weather bureau reports an overall outlook for November 11 through 16. North and middle Atlantic states expect rain at the start, then generally fair conditions. Mild temperatures Monday, colder Tuesday and Wednesday, and warmer Friday throughout the period.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Armistice Day Parade Planned by Corry Veterans
Corry will observe Armistice Day with a citywide parade at 6 pm and a complete business district shutdown. Schools will dismiss at 2:40 pm, and veterans groups including the Jamestown VFW band and post bugle corps will lead the procession from the armory through Main Street. Ex-service members from Civil War to Spanish War are invited to participate, with additional gathering at 7:30 pm on West Washington Street.
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Archie W
Thompson
American Legion
Atery Armory
V.P. W2
Bugle Corps
West
Washinigtad
Piase
James Esire
Italian steamer sends urgent appeal for help at sea
At sea on November 9 the Spanish steamship Maria Victoria radioed for immediate assistance as the steamer Alfonso XIII headed to the scene in fog. The Maria Victoria gave position as 43.20 north, west, near La Coruna, Spain, while the Alfonso XIII reported it would take radio compass bearings to locate the distressed vessel.
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Argosy
Ana
Maria Victona
Lfonso
Maria Victoria
la Coruna
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Many Lawyers Seek Federal Positions
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that U S Attorney Graham, sworn in as federal prosecutor for the Western District of Pennsylvania, has 35 applications on file for two vacancies created by the resignations of A Richardson and Ralph H Smith.
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United Press
Pittsbergh
United States
Graham
Fn Western District
Pennsylvania
A. Richardson
Ralph H. Smith
Cleveland chemist presumed murdered after river drag
Police prepared to search the Schuylkill river near Saratoga for the body of Ernest Walz, Cleveland city chemist, believed murdered. An accompanying car laden with chemicals used for river testing reportedly exploded near Saratoga late Thursday and was found yesterday morning, officials said.
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Unites Press
Philadelphia
Ernest Walz
Cleveland City
Saratoga
Qhentist
Schuyleill River
Bandits Loot Vaughnsville Bank of $3000 in Town Raid
Robbers captured Vaughnsville today blowing open the Peoples Exchange Bank vault and escaping with about $3000 after disabling telegraph and telephone lines. They deployed armed guards and patrolled the streets while townspeople watched, then fled in cars on the town outskirts. Sheriff Clinton Felkey alerted Columbus Grove authorities as an audit was ordered by P W Roberta, cashier of the Columbus Grove bank.
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United Press
Vaughnsville
Peoples Exchange Bank
Mane
Yeggs
Columbus Grove
Clinton Felkey
Painan
Ottawa
Ohio
P. W. Roberta
Peo
Vaughnagilly ‘Bank
House Consider Adjournment Until Regular Congress Session
Washington Nov 9 Means postponing sessions of the house until the regular session starting December 2 were discussed by Speaker Longworth and other leaders. Talks suggested adjourning the House while the Senate continues the special session, with tariffs and payroll allowances noted. Adjournment rules, costs for senators and representatives, and committee coordination were under consideration as Chairman Snell worked with Langworth and Floor Leader Ti on the situation.
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United Press
Washington
House
Congress
Longworth
Ptef
Senate
Regula Sassion
Miplige Lo
Chaiman Snell
Rues Pom Nilitae
Dawes Returns to Duties in London
Charles G. Dawes, ambassador to England, sailed on the Homeric to resume duties in London after a stay in the United States. Mme Curie, discoverer at radi iim, sailed home last night on the Vie de France.
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New York
Charles G. Dawes
England
London
United States
Mme. Curle
Radiuim
Linevie de France
Five Best Radio Entertainments on NBC and ABC Networks
NBC and ABC radio listings present today including Roxy Symphony Orchestra at 2:00 p.m. on WIZ, Cecil de Horvath and Raoul Vides at 7:30, Col ler's hour with Brig Gen William Mitchell at 8:15, and Water Kent hour with Reinald Werennrath and Arthur Bodami Uy conducting at 9:18, across WC networks.
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WIZ
NBC
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
the Baldwin
Cecil de Horvath
Raoul Vides
Coller
William Mitchell
Wabc Gbs
Majestic Theatre of the Air
WEAF
Atwater Kent
Reinald Werrenrath
Arthur Bodami- Uy
Senate split opens as GOP leadership fights tariff bill
Washington reports a fractured Republican side amid tariff bill battles. Senator George J. Moses plans to confer in Chicago with middle republicans as bitterness grows after labels calling Western Republicans pseudo and jackasses surface in tense Senate sessions. Leaders clash over strategy and re election stakes. The scene turns partisan and confrontational as factions harden.
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Herbert R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Bill Simle
George Ji. Moses
Chicago
Mees
Ninten
Fess
Ohio
Nf Navy
Adams
Moses Simsel
Senate Chamber
Witt
Moses
Gloses
Nye
Repe N. Dak
Society of American Jackasses
Klch
Borah
Idaho
Typhoid Fever Claims Life Of Third Ward Boy
Carl Anderson Jr. aged seven died at Corry hospital after five weeks with typhoid fever. Three siblings Alice Alfa Adeline remain hospitalized. Amy Alena and Mrs Alemas Keim noted. Funeral Monday at 11 with Rev Wimer, burial in Oak Hill cemetery Old City.
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Carl Anderson
York Street
Carl, Sr
Corry Hospital
Alice
Alfa
Adeline
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington School
Oil City
Amy
Alena
Alemas Keim
Old City
A. Wimer
First Methodist Iepistopal Church
Ol City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Broadcast Bullets From Major Cities Mixed With Tragedy And Politics
Detroit reports a deadly explosion injuring a mother and two children, Wanda and Hugene Baber, as the father remains hospitalized. Los Angeles notes Alexander Pantages, a millionaire theatre man, sentenced up to fifty years in San Quentin for a run charge. Washington mentions Senator Moses stepping down, Republicans plotting, and tariff debate. Paris covers aviation crash near Bar Le Duc killing four aboard. Philadelphia records the death of Senator Lawrence McCrossin after surgery. New York reports Steel Corp orders and production figures.
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United Press
Detroit
Helen Baber
Stove
Wanda
Lyon
Hugene
Los Angeles
Alexanier Pantages Muultis
San Quantin
Conviguon
Rasauillane
Eunice Princate
Explosion Levels Elyria Plant. Casualties Reported
An explosion at the Timm Spring Company plant in Elyria around 7 p m leveled the facility. Police warn of gas presence and search for missing workers while confirming deaths and several injured.
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Score
Timm Spring Company
United Press
Elyrela
Corr y Plant Wind Groans From Elyria Blast
A gas explosion at Timms Manufacturing in Elyria Ohio today wrecked the plant, triggering a rush of orders to Corry’s flagmood Manufacturing Company to supply springs for Chrengu and other clients. Dozens are injured or dead as firefighters and police search the rubble amid shattered buildings and frightened crowds.
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CORRY
Timms Manufacturing Company
Elyria
Flagmood Manufacturing Company
Chrengu
Troxel Company
Chicago
Neas
Che
Margaret Démat
Mary Downs
Auguste Grennell
Myron Sessler
Sam Husted
Elgriz Memoriat Hospital
Watch
Gremen
Timms
Timt
Thes
Lyre Memorial Hospital
Hustedt
Spring
Sunshine Laundry Company
Southside
Generat Fk
Thor
Bulleting
John Horvath
Vos
Community Chest elects new directors for coming year
At the Municipal building last evening contributors to the Community Chest Fund elected a board to manage the campaign next year. Final pledges totaled about 13 star dollars with 75 dollars returned to the general fund after expenses. New directors named include Mrs W Brasken Mrs William Myers Rev Father O Connell Rev Frank A Wimner C BE Windahl Andrew Paulson and L Alexander. They will meet in a few days to elect officers and organize.
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Community Chest Fund
Sizall
Mayarelett Alexander
Miss Whiteley
Astar
Alexander
W. Brasken
William Myers
Father O'Connell
Frank A. Wimner
C. BE. Windahl
Andrew Paulson
L. Alesander
Missing mail plane located near Bellefonte beacon
The plane piloted by Jack Webster, missing since early today en route from Bellefonte, Pa. to Cleveland, was found by air near Rattlesnake beacon about 24 miles west of Bellefonte. It remains unclear whether Webster was aboard.
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United Press
Cleveland
Jack Webster
Bellefonte
Webster
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Dawes
Third Ward
S. Bentley Ng
Brie
J D. Bentley
Bulletins
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
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Alpile RoeidenLe Ln
Bar Je Duc
Philadelph
Lawrence &. McCrossin
L. &, Steel Corporsation
Getoher
James J. Riordan
Louis Butcher
County Trust Coun
John Raple
Alfred Mike Swert
Smith
Ayn
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