France's Youngest Premier At Helm Plane Crash Reported
Armistice Day programs fill Corry schools as American Legion Post 585 leads observances across city buildings. Speakers include Charles Keating and Nev. George B. Macnamara at Harding, with veterans Oliver Caster and Jason Smith attending. Education Week ties the events to a public meeting at Indiana High School this evening.
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Elmer C. Carrier
American Legion
Corry
Legionnaires
Columbus High School
Harding School
Stephen Brooks
Henior High
Charles P.keating
Nev
George B. Macnamera
Milon Brown
Captain Nest Hood
Pairview
Harry Spicer
Concord
G. T. Bergman
Wallace M. Young
St. Edward's
Olin W. Bracken
Washington
James Sullivan
Mr Picken
Oliver Caster
Jason Smith
Arthur J. Schaub
Legion
Indhinjor High School
Australian May Fly Atlantic Promises Return Flight Plans
Sir Charles Kingaroin-Smith, who twice crossed the Pacific, weighs a return flight to Australis Trota via London. He spoke at a Hollywood studio gathering and said the project remains tentative but under serious consideration. His monoplane Lady Southern Cross, tied to a $1790 debt dispute, was again in his possession after landing in Oakland. An out of court settlement was discussed, with court approval to be sought shortly.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Charles Kingaroin-Smith
Pacific Ocean
Australis Trota
New York
Condon
Junckern
Hollywood
Australis
London
Lady Southern Cross
Brisbane
Oakland
Atterbury Improves at St Louis After Operation
St Louis November 9 The St Louis office of the Pennsylvania Railroad announced that W W Atterbury president of the road is improving rapidly following a recent operation He is aboard his yacht The South Marine.
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Atterbury
ST. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Attebury
Erie Gas Failure Shuts Off 30,000 Homes
In Erie Pennsylvania on November 9 a broken valve at the mixing plant cut gas to about thirty thousand homes plus restaurants and plants. Repair crews restored service quickly but officials worried about leaks and depressurization. Four hundred public service workers were dispatched to ensure gas remained off until safe. Local newspapers Limited editions were published due to damaged linotype.
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United Press
Erie
Paul Reveres
Pany
Four Die in Newport News Grain Elevator Fire
Four men were burned to death in a fire that started last night in grain elevator B of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad in Newport News Virginia. The victims named are J F Martin foreman of the elevator plant and inspectors J Elis Sr C B Shelton and G Thomasson. Total loss was estimated at about 2,000,000. Gas in the elevator is said to have exploded to start the blaze. Three other employees escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newport News
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
J. F. Martin
J. Elis, Sr
C. B. Shelton
G. "Thomasson
Democrats to lack leaders in state assembly
Harrisburg observers foresee weak Democratic leadership in the 1935 General Assembly as a mock funeral for the "Dead G. O. P." underscores party leadership gaps. Wilson G. Saris of Berks County remains a veteran candidate for speaker, with few seasoned Democrats expected in the new House leadership.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Logain Senate
Wilson G. Saris
Berks County
Saing
Weirton Trial To Be Resumed Next Week Injunction Case
Wilmington Del Nov 9 Government counsel prepared rebuttals for next week when the hearing on the injunction against the Weirton Steel Company resumes. For three weeks company witnesses have testified to refute charges that Weirton violated the steel industry code. Both workers and executives say the employer representation plan is a company union arrangement accepted by workers.
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Yoveress
Wilmington
Del
Govegnment
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
Erie Party Denies Mass State Employee Dismissals
Erie Democratic chairman Arthur Cograve urges calm after rumors of wholesale dismissals to install Democratic appointees. He credits broad support for reforms and victory in Erie and at Harrisburg, says jobs will go to loyal workers but stresses leadership change and a square deal for Pennsylvanians.
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Erie
Arthur Cograve
Erie County
Democratic Committee
Harrisburg
Comnty
Democratic State Organization
Iem
Batte
Gernment &Nd
Pennsylvania
Donation Day for the Corry Hospital Promotes Community Aid
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital organizes Donation Day this Saturday with chairwoman Mrs Py Wood. Contributions are invited and collectors will pick up donations using autom Jahrhundautos provided by local volunteers and Boy Scouts from Troop No 70.
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Corry Hospital
Py ‘Wood
Boy Scouts of
Flandin forms new cabinet in Paris amid hopes of calm
Pierre-Étienne Flandin, 45, is named France's youngest premier to lead a broad coalition after Doumergue's fall. He seals a cabinet with right and center support, pledges a confidence vote, as police guard central Paris and leaders urge calm following upheaval and riots.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Pierre-Entiemng Flandin
Republic
Cisterete
Flandin
Gaston Doumerelle
Indo China
P. Mu
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
Stavisky
Jandin
Andre Tardieu
Teade
Marsel Phillippe Petain
Louis Marin
Albert Maurin
Place de L'Opera
Pierre Laval
Charles Fry Co awarded Wayne Road contract
Harrisburg advices report the state highway department awarded four highway improvement contracts. Charles H Key Construction Co of Erie receives 1.17 miles of concrete on Route 83 Wayne township for 60 201 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Efiure
State Highway Department
Erie County
Wayne Township
Charles H. Key Construction Co
Erie
Butler County
Erty
Butler
Walter
Hae
Pittshurizh
5-5-4 Ratio for Navies Proposed
London reports Great Britain's compromise naval limits would aim for a five five four ratio among the United States Great Britain and Japan over five years. The Japanese delegation's stance may prevent acceptance though Tokyo could allow a timetable for tonnage and weapons calibers to guide scrapping and new construction.
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Frederick Kuh
United
London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Tokio
Airplane Gas Explodes On Tanker Injuring Fifteen
Mobile Alabama November 9 Fifteen seamen were seriously injured when high test airplane gasoline exploded and caught fire aboard the tanker Caliche twelve miles at sea The master Captain J J Fitzgerald was the most seriously hurt One crew member Frank Benando was believed trapped in the flaming saloon Coast Guard vessels shrimping boats rushed to the scene The ship owned by American Tanker Corp of New York was en route from Mobile to Texas City The explosion occurred in the control room The cause was unknown The blast tore upward and the bridge where the captain stood was shattered The highly inflammable cargo ignited rapidly and tiny shrimping boats hurried to the scene attracted by the detonation and smoke
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United: Press Mobile
Ala
Caliche
Vet Vran
J. J. Fitzgerald
Frank Benando
Coast Guard
American ‘Tanker Corp
New York
En- Youte
Mobile
Texas City
Mass funeral for Kelayres massacre victims in Pa
State leaders attend the funeral of five Democrats killed in the Kelayres election eve massacre. Governor-elect George H. Earle and U S Senator-elect Joseph P. Guffey lead mourners as troopers guard streets to prevent retaliation. victims include Joseph Biun and three members of his family.
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Kelayres
Ross Downing
United Press
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Kélayres
Joseph Biun
Kline Township
Pottsville
George H. Earle
U. S
Joseph P. Guffey
Joseph Berardi
Compterleast McAdod
Frank Fiorilla
John Galosky
William Forks
Planes Reported Crashed Near Beacon Mountain. Searches Extend
Volunteer searchers comb rough mountain country after reports of an unidentified airplane crashing on Beacon mountain near Peekskill. Police and two Army planes from Hartford and Quantico were en route. later reports said the planes were safe.
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United Press Buacon
Beacon Mountain
Peekskill
Faller
Hartford
Con.t
Buffalo
Quantico
Albany
Conm
Six Bank Bandits Rob First National Cedar Grove Raid
Newark Nov 9 State police issued a statewide alarm for six men who robbed the First National Bank of Cedar Grove and fled in an automobile. Police said all bank employees were locked in a washroom and bank officials reported $10,000 stolen after a teller forced the vault open.
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United Coon
Newark
N. J
First National Bank of
Cedar Grove
Thomas Kennedy Congratulates Harrisburg Lt Governor Candidate
State Senator Harry B. Scott wired congratulations to his victorious Democratic opponent Thomas Kennedy of Hazleton, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America, praising the election and wishing success for the administration in a brief message from Phillipsburg.
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Harrisburg
Harry B. Scott
Phillipsburg
Thomas Kenney
Hazleton
United Mine Workers of America
Rful
Federal debt reaches new high in U S history
Washington officials report the federal government is deeper in debt than ever before with net debt at 25,405,204, while gross debt totals 27,209,631,497. Net and gross figures compare with October 31, 1919, showing a higher overall liability despite treasury cash balances.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Policeman Saves Woman and Rescues Three in Brooklyn Incident
A New York officer lowered from a Brooklyn hotel window saved a woman threatening to jump and saved three others from self harm in a tense rescue. The dramatic act occurred as responders arrived and stabilized the scene.
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New York
Brooklyn
Life Bet
Progressive Republicans Push for GOP Reorganization
United Press reports Progressive Republicans plan to take control of the GOP after the 1932 election. Key figures like Borah Pinchot Couzens McNary and La Follette urge reorganization, with aims to replace Snell and to oust GOP chair Pletcher. Republicans warn the party must adopt a forward program or risk collapse.
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Ay Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Bertram Snell
House
Snell
New York
Henry P. Pletcher
Republican National Committee
William E. Boral
Borah
Gittoy Pinchot
Pennsylvania
James Couzens
R. Mich
Roosevelt
Daniel Hastings
Del
Charles L. McNary
Senate
Republican Party
McNary
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Hiram W. Johnson
Lynn J. Frazier
Congress
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
Phil
Wisconsin
Roosevelt- la Follette
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Thomas Kennedy
Fletcher
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