DOX Completes First Leg of Ocean Flight
The DO-X flying boat landed in Calshot England at 3 33 p m after leaving Amsterdam on the second leg toward the United States. The craft began its voyage with two of twelve engines started earlier and faced a pontoon repair after a Dutch patrol boat rammed it. Twenty one passengers aboard, most from continental Europe, prepared to continue to New York.
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United Press
Calshom
England
Amsterdam
United States
Zuyder Zee
Calshat
Southampton Water
Taade
New York
Galshot
Armistice Day observances close Corry businesses
Armistice Day marks the 12th anniversary of the WWI end with almost all Corry stores banks offices and schools closed. Speakers from the American Legion will address pupils at morning assemblies while football fans follow Corry High to Titusville for a booster game and the Titusville Queen City showdown at Carter Field.
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Carty Tomorro
Corry Post
Themerican Legion
Titusville
Queen City Eleven
Carter Field
Citizens’ Committee
Ibusville High
Fear for safety of noted woman flier Lena Bernstein
Paris officials said they feared for the safety of Lena Bernstein noted woman flier two days after she left on a long distance flight. The 95 year old Russian emigre had aimed for the Orient and was expected in Littorno Italy the same day but did not arrive. Officials suspected she may have landed in Italy and continued eastward without report.
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UMC Pree
Paris
Lena Bernstein
Bernstein
Ruselon
France
Orient
Littornio
Italy
Air Ministry
Ocean voyage ends in wreck off Nova Scotia
A 20 foot motor boat named Karf carrying three Michigan men began a trans Atlantic crossing from Halifax Nova Scotia. The craft wrecked shortly after departure along the eastern coast of Nova Scotia. No details on injuries or fate provided.
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Halifax
N.S
Karf
Atlantic Ocean
Nova Skotia
President Hoover urges Red Cross support drive
President Hoover urges public support for the Red Cross membership drive opening tomorrow. The White House statement says the effort is not charity without obligation but backed by all Americans who may one day need its aid or protection.
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United Press
Washington
Red Cross
Hoover
White House
School Nurse Proposal to Be Submitted at Board Meeting
Erie County Health and Anti Tuberculosis Association executive secretary J Kenneth Winter will speak to the Board of Education at the regular meeting. He promotes expanding school nursing with state aid to cover Corry children. A committee will report on Polish residents seeking classroom Saturdays for special study and other routine board business will be discussed. Miss Mary Moran visited in Sharon on Sunday.
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J. Kenneth Winter
Eris County Health and Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Board of Education
Witter
Alle
Sela Nurees
Thu
Erie County Association
Corry
Whight
Prohibition Agents Fail to Seize Goods in Corry Raids
Six federal agents visited Corry on West Main and the former Commercial Hotel on East Main street but found no wet goods at the restaurant and only a possible liquor find at a First Avenue joint unconfirmed. Erie officials reported no indictments or arrests and noted a downturn in bootlegging activity locally.
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Cory
Enforcement Bureau
Erie
Dry Squad
Corry
West Main Street
Commercial
East Main Street
First Avenue
United States
Filer
Steel Orders Show Slight Increase
United States Steel Corporation reports unfalttered orders rose by 57,425 tons in October to 3,181,763 tons. September 30 outstanding tonnage stood at 424,338 tons, with prior months showing higher totals and a four year comparison referenced.
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United Press
New York
Tited States Steel Corporation
Dist
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Network
WABC CBS network 7:45 p.m The Vagabonds. WJZ NBC network 9:00 p.m Maytag orchestra. WEAF NBC network 9:30 p.m General Motors family. WABC CBS network 11:00 p.m Osborne's orchestra. WHAR NBC network 11:30 p.m Bernie Cummins' orchestra.
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WABC
CBS
WJZ
NBC
Maytag
WEAF
General Motors Family
Osborne
Wharf
Bernie Cummins
Health Emphasis Highlights Education Week in Corry
Observance opens with several special programs as Corry Public Schools invite parents and the public to Wednesday evening classes. Supt. Dewey writes on health as a core principle, stressing prenatal care, health habits, and community cooperation to promote heart education and overall well being.
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Corry
Stocks Hit New Low Levels Across Markets
United States Steel at 138 echoing Spring 1928 levels, stock market sinks to two year lows with rail issues at six year lows. Wheat and cotton slump. major rail and utility shares fall to fresh lows, including Atchison 182 a new low since 1927 and Missouri-Kansas-Texas 2004.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel
Chicago
Atchison
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Alleghany Corporation
Pennsylvania
Patrolmen Check On Uninspected Cars In Pennsylvania
State highway patrolmen began an intensive drive in western Pennsylvania today targeting motorists with uninspected automobiles. Violators face arrest and hearing, with possible fines up to $20 and temporary seizure of vehicles to obtain inspection.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Morovista
General Bliss to be buried at Arlington after long service
General Tasker Howard Bliss nearly 77, dies after six months illness at Walter Reed. Plans call for a full military funeral with services at Washington Cathedral, escort by veterans, and interment on section of Arlington alongside Taft. General Pershing lauds Bliss as a distinguished soldier and citizen.
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Washington
Tasker Howard Bliss
Arlington Cemetery
Soldier Statesman
Walter Reed Hospital
National Cemetery
William Howard Taft
America
Gen. Bliss
Cdy
Bliss
Washington Cathedral
Woodrow Wison
James HE. Freeman
Arlington
Fort Myer
John Pershin
France
Explosion damages Greensburg grade school
An undetermined explosion partly wrecked an eight room two story frame grade school in Greensburg last night. The building, housing 200 children, had all windows shattered and interior finishings damaged. Desks on the second floor were overturned and the first floor splintered, with damage estimated in the thousands.
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Greensburg
Sats
Wheelertown Home Razed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Dewey Sherrod home on the Wheeler farm between Union City and Pollock's bridge about 9 o clock Sunday. The occupants were away. neighbors recovered most first floor furnishings. loss reportedly insured. Rev. Mr. Reagie left for Wheelertown this afternoon.
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Dewey Sherrod
Wheeler Farm
Wheelertown
Union City
Pollock's Bridge
Reagie
Syrian Raschid to Lecture on Orient Rug Trade
A large Corty Women’s Club gathering will hear Irid Monbadda Raschia of Chautauqua New York speak on the oriental rug making industry. Born in Syria and now based in Chautauqua for 28 years the speaker has recently visited Syria and the Holy Lands. The lecture is set for eight o’clock Tuesday at the club home and all members and friends are invited.
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Corty Woman's Club
Monbadda Raschia
Chautauqua
Syria
Thy
Chrysler Rushes To Bedside Of His Son
Walter P. Chrysler arrived by special train and car from Cambridge Maryland to Hanover New Hampshire to be with his son Walter P. Chrysler Jr. a Dartmouth student who had an appendicitis operation the day before at Mery Hicks hospital.
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Chrysler
United Bouse
Days to Draft Business Men to Back Cause
United Press reports a planned push by dry forces to organize prominent businessmen to stress prohibition’s economic benefits. Hoover notes credit to prohibition for economic progress, while the Wickersham commission holds but delays any conclusions about restoring beer.
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Raymond Claper
United Press
Washington
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Dey
Hemet
Hoover
Drys
Law Enforcement Commission
Five Crew Members Of Barge Lost Near Florida Coast
Coast Guardsmen and aviators searched the Florida east coast for the missing crew of the barge Northern Light. J Steward was rescued by the tug Ontario. five others are presumed lost after the vessel foundered off Caty Port Lighthouse, south of Fort Lauderdale. Names include J W Heath, J Bodden, C B Pittman, R S Watson, and K Legg.
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Fort Lauderdale
Northern Light
Coast Guardsman
Florida
Robert Moore
Curtiss Marine Base
Miami
R. P. Hyams
New Orleans
J. Steward
Ontario
Caty Port
Here
Mniissing
J. W. Heath
Mobile
J. Bodden
Tampa
C. B. Pittman
R. S. Watson
K. Legg
Three Die in Virginia Air Crash Near Waynesboro
A plane crash near Waynesboro Virginia killed pilot Jahua Collins and passengers Gromie Bosserman and Samuel O. Driver, with Paul Randall critically injured. The event occurred yesterday near the town.
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Virginia
Waynesboro
Here
Jahua Collins
Gromie Bosserman
Samuel O
Paul Randall
18 Perish as Schooner Sinks Off California Coast
Rescue efforts followed a Pacific storm that sank the steam schooner Brooklyn off Eureka California with 18 dead. The tanker Tamiahua was aided from a reef at Pigeon Point while crews reported other ships in distress and possible additional losses. Coast Guard found no survivors as high seas hindered recovery efforts.
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San Francisco
Brooklyn
Wureka
Csl
Tamiahua
Pigeon Point
Eureka
John P. Orruzse
Coast Guard
Ureki Harbor
Robber robbing two toll bridge collectors on inter county bridge
Two collectors on the Mason town inter county toll bridge were held up and robbed of almost 300 by a youthful bandit today. The incident occurred on the bridge as the men were collecting tolls. Prior to this, other brief items included a New Orleans plane marked NR 101 W aiming for a New York to Panama route and a pursuit by the steamer Tigres.
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Uniontown
Masontown
New Orleans
Ammel
Chicago
New York
Panama
Second Crash Victim Identified Near Hopkinsville
Wallace Kniftey of Nashville drove the Bivana when it sideswiped an 18 man truck loaded with 40 men near there last Friday night. Enisley was the second crash victim, Mrs. Zella Hale of Wayneville, Tid.
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Wallace Kniftey
Lles
Nashville
Enisley
Zella Hale
Wvanneville
Tid
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