Pinchot lists 13 subjects to come before session
First of four defendants in a Findley Lake arson case was sentenced to five to twenty five years in Attica State prison after pleading guilty to an incitement charge. Roger Webster of Mina sobbed as Justice Clarence MacGregor imposed the sentence. Clyde E. Chase, also of Mina, pleaded not guilty and may change plea next Tuesday. Other indictments from the grand jury include Lindberg and Leslie L. Ray, both Findley Lake residents, charged with second degree arson for fires October 26 at Findley Lake. The Lindberg woman faces a separate indictment for setting fire to another building at the summer resort the same date. District Attorney G. W. Woodin and Assist. DA John S. Leonard presented the cases.
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Indley Lake
Mayville
Roger Webster
Mina
Attlea State
Webster
Clarence MacGregor
Clyde E. Chase
Chase
Harry M. Young
David H. Stanton
Argeit
Findley Lake
Windley Lake
Lindberg
G. W. Woodin
Dunkirk
John S. Leonard
Jamestown
Text of recognition terms sent to Moscow
United Press reports the text of the terms under which the United States will recognize Soviet Russia was received in Moscow via the protocol, with secrecy over the exact wording. Washington notes a planned Roosevelt Litvinov meeting, delayed from last night due to a presidential prohibition conference and State Department discussions.
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United Press
Moscow
Nile States
Soviet Russia
Moscovp
Washington
Roosvelt
Mai Litvinov
White House
Roosevelt
Hull
New School Directors Assume Duties in December
Fidlin W. Lamping and Mrs Maude H Barnes named to the Board of Education at the Tuesday election will take office December 4 when the new board organizes. Harry B Smith and Dr H A Curtis retire. John Love is vice president. Lambing and Barnes elected to six year terms. Barnes a former president, Lambing a former treasurer.
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Fidlin W. Lamping
Maude H. Barnes
Board of Education
der Ordber
Harry B. Smith
H. A. Curtis
Mr. Smith
Hoarer Orgau
Lambing
Transfer of Rev V J Reiser to Sacred Heart is noted
In Erie the transfer of Rev Vitus J Reiser from St Elizabeth's to Sacred Heart church is announced. Rev Carl L Heidt will replace him at St Elizabeth's, with praise for Reiser's pastorate and community work. The note adds a crisis in the Midwest farm strike in Iowa and Wisconsin as farmers threaten violence, with bridges dynamited and dairy deliveries resumed after price gains.
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V. J. Reiser
Middlewest
Erie
St. Elizabeth's Church
Sacred Heart Church
Carl L. Heidt
Vitus J. Reiser
St. Milzabeth
Father Reiser
Titusville
Pather Reiger
Ibe
St. Wizereth's Church
Elizabeth’s Church
Father Balser
In Church
Siurch
St. Elizabeth’s
Wather Relier
Lake Shore
Immdamunk
Changas
Shared Heart Church
Rts
Witis Ralwor
Alter Boy
Michae
Milealy
Commute Granted for Owen V. Taylor Jr and Others
The state commuted the sentences of sixteen prisoners serving terms in penal institutions. Owen V. Taylor Jr of Warren County is listed as commuted effective March 6. Taylor led a band of thieves in 1934, committing multiple robberies in the area before escaping from Warren County Jail.
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Owen V. Taylor
Fordsburg
Prisgburs
Owen V. Taylor, Jr
Werten County
Taylor
Warren County
West
Spring Creek
Girl Fatally Burned at Tornstown Hospital
Two year old Irene Ruth Rager died at a local hospital after an accidental burn incident. The report notes the tragic mishap occurring in the hospital area and authorities began inquiries into the event.
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Tornstown
Pay
Irene Ruth Rager
Okapus
Milien Wiering
Ini
Segarties
Liquor control heads group of state problems
Harrisburg Nov 10 United Press staff correspondent reports Governor Pirehat named thirteen topics for a special session of the General Assembly to begin November 14. The list covers liquor regulation and taxation state stores profits for social programs and unemployment relief. It also includes recovery legislation federal grants housing public works and old age assistance. The outline contemplates financing, public works, and state police needs amid shifting tax and revenue plans.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Goveroy Pirehat
General Assembly
Ico Jholic
Bureau of Industrial Relations
Department of Labor and Industry
Allegheny County
Treasury Department
Department of Health, Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania State Police
Pennsylvania National Guard
Innland Town
Gep
Senate
House
National
Revovery Administration
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Canvass Began in Warren County Election Contests
County commissioners opened the canvass for Warren County ballots amid delays in Columbus. Voter interest centered on two contested leaf lot measures in the Echo section, with only one vote separating second and third place in the race. The final winner's margin awaits tabulation.
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Warren County
Columbus
Hitler Threatens Equal Rights Or No Conference
Berlin and Nazi leaders stage a mass address with Adolf Hitler pledging peace with honor but demanding equal rights or no disarmament conference. Goebbels introduces the leader as workers listen at the Siemens-Schuckert Dynamo plant near Berlin.
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United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Siemens-Schuckert Iynamo
Kidnaping Epidemic Claims Pacific Coast
Brooklyn Hart, 22, of Santa Clara University and son of a San Jose merchant, is held for 40000 ransom in a San Francisco telegraph demand. The message warns the family to avoid police or risk their son’s life. In California, bootlegger George Gleikner and wife are seized by three men near Trona, dumped into a sedan, and driven toward Randsburg, with the pursuit uncertain.
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San Jose
Cal
Brooke Hart
Santa Clara University Traiuate
San Francisco
Mex Hart
Art
Tho
Los Angeles
George Gleikner
Cyere Skidstepel
Troma
San Bernardino County
Los Angeles County
Trona
Setty
Randsburg
Kern County
Plane Rescues Four After Vessel Burns at Sea
Four men were rescued when a plane responded to a vessel fire off Cameroon Bay Northwest Perris. The incident involved a Cadentian Worth and early radio reports indicate quick air support aided in bringing the crew to safety. Details remain unclear due to fragmented transcription from the original report.
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Cammron Bay
Perris
Orlea
Iihy
United Prean
Witter
Arctic
Schoonee
Four Die In Crash Of Plane Near Portland
Four persons are killed and five injured when a Southbound United Airlines plane crashed into a hillside in fog three miles west of Portland. Victims named include pilot Al Davis and co pilot H B Woodworth, with several Portland residents among the injured.
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United Press
Portland
Dtc
Sersons
United Airlines
al Davis
William A. ‘Trostler
Chicago
Robert Coffey
Herman Cohen
Robert Pelouze
M. Bi
Powers
J. Stammiford
Coffey
Floyd Hart
Medford
H. B. Woodworth
Oakland
Presentation of viaduct plan postponed by City Council
City Council met at the municipal building with Mayor absent. Minutes approved. a transfer resolution by Director of Finance Spiesman was adopted. bills paid. Treasurer Westley reported October receipts of 2682.29, expenditures 4340.56, balance 191.57. Michael Pisherty sought viaduct construction across railroad yards to ease a grade crossing hazard. presentation delayed until Mayor Magland attends. Safety Director Nichols noted complaints by motorists over gate delays at Center Street crossing, with baggage and express loads impeded.
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Fourth Ward
Laherty
Magland
Nichols
Council 2
M' Torista
Center Street
Noress
Flickete
Johnsonburg Ballots Seized In County Election Panel
In Ridgway Pennsylvania on November 10 Sheriff A Rohinton Deputy Shari J A Koy and County Detective Leo Warner seized Johnsonburg ballot boxes after a petition by Johnsonburg taxpayers alleging fraud and discrepancies in the election. Ballot counting had been paused for hours after the boxes were impounded following orders received last night.
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Ridgway
A. Rohinton
Shari J. A. Koy
Mk County
Leo Warner
Johnsonburg
Hundreds of Rebels Held Prisoner in Havana Jails
Havana battles rage as President Grau San Martin declares a state of siege. The city endures a fourth bloody outbreak in four months with hundreds killed or wounded. Officials report 150 dead in Azares fortress fighting and 700 to 1,000 revolt participants added to political prison crowding. American resident James O Connell among the wounded.
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Havana
Azares
Ramon Grau San Martin
ANC
Gerardo Machado
James O'Connnell
Severe Winter Storm Grips Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania endures heavy snow and ice causing multiple motor crashes and at least one death. Charles Guard, 67, died while shoveling snow in his yard. several injuries reported as slick roads blamed for a car wreck near Greensburg.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Charles Guard
Bellehmtains
Philedelphin
Aissr
Greensburg
Abely
Sk Awe
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