Safety Glass in Windshield Saves 4 People
An Erie county incident reports a stray bullet striking a windshield nearly in the driver’s line of sight. The glass prevented serious injury to Leon Brown, his wife, and two others as the car avoided a fatal crash. Police probe careless rifle fire amid youths in Erie.
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Leon Brown
Peach Street
Erie
Corry Patroe
Witterfield Construction
Snelden
Bennsylvania
Brown
Mary Murray
Mise
Emily Fahey
Corry
Upper
Jin
Woman Killed in Crash Near Jamestown
Miss Betty MacIntyre twenty eight of Lakewood died at Jamestown General Hospital after a car driven by Charles Jones struck a pole at Woodworth and McDaniel Avenues shortly after midnight. Four other occupants Duane Butts Harvey James Norman Butts were slightly injured and discharged after treatment at the hospital.
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Jamestown
Betty MacIntyre
Bentley Avenue
Lakewood
Jamestown General Hospital
Woodworth
McDaniel Avenues
Garfield MacIntyre
Ashville
Duane Butts
Harvey James
Watts Flats
Norman Butts
Wil
Old
Ash
MacDonald Career Believed at End in Election Drama
In a wartime national election expected Thursday November 14 Conservatives rally on unity while J Ramsay MacDonald the former Labour premier now in the National government faces strong voter backlash as he campaigns amid war crisis and cabinet turmoil.
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J. Ramsay MacDonald
UNA
Corryite Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Herald Jewell of Macadam Fill was arrested by Highway Patrolman Vaughn near Union City for driving while intoxicated after failing to stop. The hearing before Justice Neil T. Robbins was postponed with bail set at 50 dollars to May 25.
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Robbing
Pikes
Robbins
Bishop McDevitt of Harrisburg Dies at 77
The Most Rev Philip Richard McDevitt bishop of the Harrisburg diocese died in Harrisburg at 4 15 am aged 77 after pneumonia developed from a severe cold. His condition had been critical since last night.
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Harrisburg
Philip Richard McDevitt
Open Observance of U S Education Week in Pa Schools
Harrisburg report notes American Education Week begins in Pennsylvania public schools with Dr Lester K Ade state superintendent presiding. American Legion posts join activities in many cities with Ray Murphy Texas speaker on a national radio program by the National Education Association. A nationwide broadcast opens Wednesday at 7 80 p m featuring the Statue of Liberty torch beam.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lester K. Ade
Ade
American Legion
Ray Murphy
Towa
the Legion
National Education Asenciation
New York Harbor
Elks District Meet Draws 300 Plus Delegates in Oil City
More than 300 Elks and their ladies attended the Northwest District meeting of the Pennsylvania Elks Association at Oil City lodge B P O Elks. Plans were made for the grand roundup in Beaver Falls on January 25 1936 honoring Grand Exalted Ruler James T Hallinan of New York. The next district meeting is set for Greenville on the second Sunday of December.
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Corry Lodge
Northwest District
Oil City
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Elks’ Association
B. P.O. Elks
Beaver Falls
James T. Hallinan
New York
Greenville
Northwest District Association
A. Ms. Litz
J.T. Austin
Harold Dietzel
M D. MacKenzie
Harrold Cragg
January and March Civil Court Terms Set by Order
SRIF November 11 Judge A P Rossiter and William W Hirt issued an order directing Prothonotary James J Wilson to schedule all civil cases for the January and March terms. All cases filed by December 15 will be included. The court aims to dispose of as many January cases as possible and continue the rest to March. Sheriff Dell Darling and the jury commissioner are to summon 100 jurors for each term.
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SRIF
A. P. Rossiter
William W. Hirt
James J. Wilson
Maren
Dell Darling
Elmer Carlson Wins National Corn Husking Title
Elmer Carlson, a 26 year old from Audubon, Indiana, won the th annual national corn husking championship in Newtown, Indiana. Carlson husked 41.52 bushels of yellow Indiana corn in 80 minutes, beating the former mark of 36.9 bushels set in 1982 by Carl Seiler of Oneida, TH.
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Elmer Carlson
Newtown
Ind
Carlson
Indiana
Carl Seiler
Onelds
Clymer Man to Plead Guilty in County Court
Walter Tenhuisen of Clymer pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated in county court. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by Traffic Officer Kenneth Sheeley after being found parked near the Corry Water Company's pumping station. Bond set at $500 for appearance at the next term.
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Walter Tenhuisen
Clymer
B. Porter
Erie County
Tenhuisen
Kenneth Sheeley
North Center Street
Corry Water Company
Porter
Clymerian
Elbow Fracture in Fall on Stairs in Fourth Ward
The Fourth Ward resident William Cassidy, 80, fell on stairs at 1385 West Pleasant Street and sustained an eight fracture of the left elbow. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment and later returned home.
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West Pleasant
William Cassidy
Corry Hospital
Rogan Narrowly Loses with 428 Vote Margin in County Race
Joseph Rogan, a veteran Democratic commissioner, trails by 428 votes as the official count proceeds. Kitts wins the judge of common pleas post by 5,920 votes. Walvelage claims recorder of deeds by 2,273. Stroble re elected county foreman with 27,104. Official tabulation lags due to double holiday.
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Joseph Rogan
Helen Schluraf
Thomas Platey
Erle
Commit Hiner
Elton Blair
Union City
Miles B. Kitts
J. C Hertzler
Judge of Common Pleas Court
Kitts
City
Couunty
Hertzler
Katherine Walvelage
Warren Wood
Ralph McCord
North East
Wirman Connors
Albion
McCord
Connors
Supreme Court
Stern
Barnes
Hartman
Palmer
Superior Court
Cunningham
Myers
Adams
Senior Class Dance Enjoyed at Corry High School
The Corry High School hosted a successful senior class dance at the Junior High School Saturday night as a fundraiser. The Night Hawks orchestra provided music for about 200 couples with chaperones Mr and Mrs H J Sheen William Myers Miss Ruth Franz Miss Beatrice Shaffer and Charles Butters overseeing the event from 8 30 to 11 30 o'clock.
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Iss
Corry High School
Night Hawks Orchestra
H. J. Sheen
William Myers
Ruth Franz
Beattice Shaffer
Charles Butters
Employment Up in Canada Ottawa Reports Surge
Employment in Canada rose by 82 040 workers between September 1 and October 1 per the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The increase was the largest for any month this year in Ottawa.
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Canada
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Greyhounds Struggle Amid Odd Reported Race Tale
A garbled historical notice details greyhounds in a rough account mentioning strain and speed. The text notes the dogs’ condition and a claim of being the fastest, though the wording is unclear and partial.
80 More WPA Projects Avert Assassination Plot
Intelligence operatives report Cu han army thwarted a plan to assassinate AWS Ambassador Jeffer son Cafferty in Havana. Cesar Vilar, leader of the Federation of Labor, arrested on the eve of execution.
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Cuhan
AWS
Jefferson Cafferty
Havana
Cesar Vilar
Confederation of Labor
WPA to Fund $309000 Erie District Relief Projects
Unemployed in Corry and nearby areas will receive WPA aid as eighty Erie district projects are funded totaling over $300,000. Allocations include $108,000 received Saturday and $200,000 approved Friday. Supervisor Bernard Cochran said work will start almost hourly next week as projects are tabulated and scheduled. No final project list or employment count is available yet, pending proper tabulation.
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Corry
WPA
Erie
Bernard J. Cocheran
Wiyires
Relief Administration
Cochran
She
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