Armistice Day observances and local notices in Corry
Armistice Day observances are noted with schools closed and local officials busily observing the anniversary. The Corry area reports searches for Alfred Jaben, a death of Delos Woleben, police reports of intoxicated individuals, and Red Cross efforts for mattresses and bedding for a reserve family. Community events include a Red Cross Roll Call planning meeting, amateur photography club restart, and a Baptist recovery center gathering. Dr Howard Steinberg death shocks residents, and a weeklong church mission for St Thomas parish begins with men and women’s services. Astronomical notes predict Mercury crossing, the full moon near Saturn, and the Leonid meteor shower. Helen Jepson to broadcast Pagliacci on radio with WOR at 11:15. Pennsylvania public employment agency reports gains in September while private sector hires rise.
80 Miles of Pa Roads Get Added Traffic Lanes
Harrisburg reports that the Department of Highways authorized extensive WPA road work from June 1930 to October 1930. About 54 miles of single lane and 48.77 miles of two lane improvements have been completed or authorized, with projects spanning York, Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, and Philadelphia areas.
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Highway Department
York Railways Company
Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation
York
City of York
Red Lion
Spring Grove
Hanover
West York
North York
Windsor
Over
Dallas
Kingston
Rorty-Fort
Wy Oming
Exeter
West Pittston
Fackewanna County
Luzerne County
Schuy
Italian Troops Retreat Amid Mud and Mountain Passes
Italian forces pull back from Basa Amat amid mud and snow in Towland passes as gains claim rests in the Pindis mountains. Italian Alpine Division reportedly driven back toward Met nove, with retreating remnants and lost equipment. Bombing by British squadrons reported after General Ubaldy Sodtiu takes command in drive into Greece.
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Nigh
Pindis
Metnove
Toatinina
Witt
Rome
High
Gener Ubaldy Sodtiu
Greece
Romanian earthquake adds tremors to disaster
Tremors in Romania were described as the most severe ever by the Bucharest Geophysical Institute.Officials said the epicenter lay about 100 miles deep with widespread destruction at Galati and a hotel collapse in Tas, leaving 22 dead and 36,000 homeless. Focsani near the epicenter reported 70 percent of homes burned.
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Eorth
Giyreiu
Danube
Tasi
Northerni
Romania
Sone
Galati
Focsan
Number on Penns Relief Rolls Reach New Low Level
The week ending November 2 saw the Pennsylvania relief rolls hit a new low with 8.12 per 1,287 cases. Total relief cases fell to 401,416 persons, with 140,791 cases discontin ued and 16597 persons not granted assistance. Private industry absorption reduced 1,908 people and 1,169 new cases arose from past employment losses. WPA impacts lowered 4,072 persons on relief, while state federal transfers placed about 500 general assistance cases into affect.
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Pennsylvania
Tenovel
Robla
Ratthetiig
Funeral services for F. M. Raymond held in town
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 oclock from the New World Inn on East Smith street for Frank M. Raymond vice president of the Raymond Manufacturing Company. The Presbyterian minister Rev Gilbert L Boyd conducted the service. Bearers included C. H. Holden EW Feldt Glen Gauffreau and others with many out of town relatives and friends in attendance. The large gathering of company representatives and employees reflected the high esteem in which he was held following his death from a heart attack earlier in the week.
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East Smith Street
Frank M. Raymond
Raymond Man~dathwing
Woeelty
Gilbert L Boyd
The
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Holden
EW Feldt
Glen Gauffreau
Dallas Smiley
Wallace Young
Harold Sweet
PF. E Whittlesey
J. E. Mount
Harry Barkes
Alden
Patrington
J. Ernest Andrew
Alexander Peterson
Warren A. Peterson
Warren A. Howe
Willian G. Howe
Lyman D. Adams
Frank Griffin
Martin Buckingham
Dean Pairbrother
Charles Robinson
George Harder
J. ‘Beatty
Mr. Gehring
Lawrence Hammond
Hardy G. Naylor
North East
Alexander Peargon
Warren Howe
Chicago
Lymin D. Adams
Detroit
Mich
Dean Fairbrother
Fred Beatty
Hamilton
Ont
Oscar Raymond
Howe Raymond
Arthur Miller
Columbus
Getriig
New York City
Harry Barnes
Alden C. Parington
J. E Andrew
Bristol
Conn
Samuel L. Gilson
Mary Frances
Dell Darling
Erie
Raymond Company
Richard Kent Tough Week Cooking On One Burner
NBC traveling cook Richard Kent faces a redecorated apartment and must prepare meals on a single electric burner while audiences follow his globe trotting radio show.
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New York
Richard Kent
NBC
Kent
Local Board Seeks Volunteers for Questionnaires
A local board in Union City has sent questionnaires to registrants listed in the district. Volunteers must complete and return the form within five days. The board posts daily notices of order numbers mailed that day and records each action in the classification log. Notices go to registrants and any claimants at last known addresses.
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Antommcemenl
Union City
Notiow
Joe Louis Visits Erie En Route East
Joe Louis stops in Erie on a public appearance en route from Detroit to Buffalo and New York with his wife. He parks a red Buick at a station operated by James Maines near Asbury Chapel and Ride We. Maines notes Louis spoke briefly and signed autographs before continuing to New York.
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Stappet
Brie Phriday
le Enrouke
New Yorke
James Maines
Asbury Chapel
Melvin Toot
Mivvnes
Nowity
Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
New York
Lotis
Billy
P U C Seeks 250000 Annual Increase for PA Agencies
The Public Utility Commission may ask the 1941 legislature for as much as 250000 a year more than it is getting now. The raise could fund additional technical help in accounting law and engineering bureaus and expand personnel in the motor transportation bureau regulating commercial hauling in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Gettig
Pennsylvania
Fifteen Injured as Tornado Strikes Southern Washington County
A powerful tornado hit Avon Longwood Lenni sect ions in southern Washington County causing at least fifteen injuries and leveling farm homes. Washington reports also include resignation of Polish ambassador Jerzy Potocki after four and a half years in office, and obituary note on George B Lay postmaster of Monaca.
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South Greenville
Miss
Avon
Longwood
Washington
Gount Jerny Potouki
United States
Buffalo Livestock Market Report November Hog and Cattle Prices
Markets show active hogs at 3.080 with gains for most weights and cuts. Cattle demand mixed to strong with steers and heifers up to 25 cents, cows steady, calves and lambs uneven with prices noted for various weight classes and regions. Canadian steers around 10.50 with other categories cited. totals include hogs 3,830, cattle 4,830.65, calves 500, lambs 3,000 with mixed lots and declines in some grades.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
College basketball roundup with scattered results and notes
Disjointed recap cites games across conferences with Georgetown Syracuse Minnesota Texas Tech Boston College Wisconsin Oklahoma Mississippi Colorado and more. Mentions scores 34-7 and 40-0, leading teams in the South and Midwest, with wary notes on standings and upcoming clashes, amid fragmented game panes and uncertain details.
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Ps Phic
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Brnoon
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Sas
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Chang See
Memphis
Washington
Pkels
Kentucky
Tech
Georgia Tech
Davids
Glemson
Fire
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