Armistice Day Observance In Corry Plans Public Events
Corry schedules Armistice Day ceremonies including a silent tribute at 10 im and a New Memorial service at 8 pm at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall The American Legion and Auxiliary organize activities with games bingo and a parade funded by local merchants and civic groups Schools will dismiss early and stores will close at 12 30 pm to honor veterans and fallen comrades.
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Nazi Raids on Jewish Homes Report Mass Deaths and Cruelities
Vienna report says 50 to 60 Jews killed themselves or attempted self harm after Nazi home raids during mass roundup. About half were hospitalized, 25 to 30 died. Synagogues burned, shops wrecked, Jews beaten. London correspondent describes Stormtroopers seizing a reporter near a dynamited synagogue, then releasing him briefly and later arresting him again.
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Pearl Buck Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm Nov 10. The 1938 Nobel Prize for literature is awarded to Pearl Buck of the United States. The prize is valued at about $40,000. Buck is author of The Good Earth and many other works. the Good Earth won the Pulitzer Prize in 1932.
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James 10 Rest Before Naming His Cabinet
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Arthur James, governor-elect of Pennsylvania, plans a several week pause before selecting his cabinet. Analysts say cabinet choices will signal whether his governorship is a stepping stone or a terminus, with future national prospects tied to how he enlists officials to carry out administration policies. Rephart, Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice, praised the victory and offered congratulations.
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Republicans Gain 80 Seats In Congress
United Press reports Republicans widened gains in the 1932 midterms, capturing about 80 House seats and expanding governorships to 18 and Senate seats to 28. The party swept the North and West, with Democrats shrinking to 260 seats to 165 for Republicans and minor parties at 17 seats. Still uncertain races remained in several states as late returns surfaced.
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Roosevelt Left Alone As Dems Big Hope Looms
United Press reports a national shift toward Republicans after Tuesday’s election, with Roosevelt pressed to unite left wingers or court Conservative Democrats for 1940. La Guardia calls for a Washington gathering to oppose a coalition while Hoover urges conservative Democrats to block the New Deal. The result shows mixed majorities and a potential realignment that could influence a third term debate years hence.
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United Press
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Washington
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New Deal
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Roosevelt reports small unemployment impact from act
Nov 10 President Roosevelt studied a report by Elmer Andrews, a labor official, estimating that fewer than one percent of workers were affected by the act. He noted field reports suggest that when adjustments finish, total employment may rise rather than fall. The report said about 80 percent of those sold off worked in four industries: need sheltering, frying, lumber, and bagging.
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Roosevelt
Elmer Andrews
Way and
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Necda Sheltine
Fohncen
Fatal Fire Probe Nears End in California Embers
A six member coroner's jury at Emporium Pal. began deliberations after witnesses testified in the inquest into a forest fire last October near here. The fire killed eight people including seven CCG enrollees. District Attorney Edwin Tompkins said testimony may wrap today and a verdict could be returned tonight.
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Idwin Tompkins
Elevator Upgrade Sought at Corry Hospital
Corry hospital directors grapple with a faulty elevator and consider a new installation costing several thousand dollars. At the October meeting, reports were read and approved, including patient totals and ongoing building renovations.
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Graham
Houghton
Howard
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Mire
Dionnes Make Rapid Comeback After Illness
The Dionne quintuplets were in bed with sore throats in Callander Ontario as Dr. Alan Brown explained they would feel better after the illness passes. Dr. Dafoe, who delivered them, had stayed near the operating room and avoided linking the babies to the procedure.
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Tnt
Alan Brown
Toronto
Alan Roy Dafoe
Republican Lead in Balloting Mounts in Philadelphia
Philadelphia November 11 Republicans maintain lead in ballots across 4079 precincts for statewide races. U S Senator James J. Davis Republican incumbent 2 107825 George H Earle Democrat 170528 Pavis plurality 402538 Governor Arthur H James Republican 2000215 Charles Alvin Jones Democrat 1770701 James plurality 2894
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U. S
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Man Without Country Aboard President Roosevelt Mission
A ship passenger identified as Dolanchuk was deemed stateless and remained aboard the liner President Roosevelt after immigration officers refused to remove him. He was confined on Ellis Island pending decisions as he faced deportation attempts from Austria and rejection by Germany, Romania, France, and Britain on subsequent voyages.
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New York
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France
Great Britain
New Vocational Director Starts Work November 16
Asam L Wissinger, vocational director of Corry Public Schools, will take up duties at Habes Vocational School on Wednesday November 16. He was named to the post at a special board meeting. Wissinger, a Allegheny College graduate, has prior teaching and industrial experience and recently resided in Ley stove G1 Hotfmwater.
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Spartanburg Man Held On Violation Charge
A Spartanburg man was held yesterday by Justice of the Peace Francis Blewtye in Kerrtown Crawford County on a charge of making fatal infirditiation when applying for a driver's permit. He allegedly failed to state his printing privilege was suspended in New York, where he formerly resided.
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Crawfart County
New York State
Civic Employees' Assn Dates First Community Meeting
Xerey’s newly formed Civic Employees Association reports over five hundred members signed in recent weeks since its launch. Officers plan a community-wide meeting next Tuesday at the Grand Theatre to push toward a 750-member goal as talks continue with possible speaker Dr. A. P. Haake or another national figure.
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Civic Employees' Association
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Corry
Republicans Gain In House As Senate Tightens Control
United Press reports in Harrisburg on November 10 that the GOP secured a strong majority in the House at 128 to 49 and increased seats in the Senate minority held by James running mate Samuel S. Lewis. The result may give Governor-elect James influence over both chambers when the 1926 session opens, with several Democratic senators still student to oppose party lines.
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Samuel S. Lewis
General Assembly
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Delaware
Sunater
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Fery Fayette Minting
Albert Reed
Washington
Thoriperad
President of Turk Dies Marks Transition in Turkey
Istanbul reports Kemal Ataturk, 5 term president since 193? inaugurated, died after a long illness. Abdi Boll. Renda, head of the national assembly, presides as the assembly declares no immediate new election, preserving the constitution and delaying a fourth term beyond March 1, 1938.
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Kemal
Sirivtdad
Ataturk
Probe into Nazi ship Vancouver blast opened
San Francisco Nov 10 The bureau of marine inspection announced a formal hearing into the bombing of the Nazi steamer Vancouver. Officials seek to determine who was responsible and how the blast occurred after the vessel sank in shallow Oakland estuary waters minutes before reaching San Francisco Bay.
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San Francisco
Bureau of Marine Inspection
Vancouver
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San Francisco Bay
Mercer county hunts first fatality of season
Kybie Pay ity bie, 52, of R. Dd. Mercer, was fatally shot today on the P. E. Bartholomew farm near Greenfield Mercer county. The hunting incident marked the season’s first fatality as Kybie was found with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
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