King George VI Opens Round Table India Conference
King George VI urged Britain and Indian leaders to fuse diverse claims into a framework for self government in India. In a broadcasted eight minute address from the House of Lords, he emphasized balancing majorities and minorities, rich and poor, and all communities as the path forward for India's future constitutional settlement.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
George VI
Great Britain
India
House of Lords
Ising
King George
Maine
Hesing
Britig
Europ
America
Ims Majesty
Alter Fourth Ward Plant for New Machinery
Extensive alterations and preliminary work at Standard Automatic Products Company’s West Mall Street plant prepare for shifting heavy equipment from College Point to Corry. Remodels at plant No 2, with an addition to the east side, aim to accommodate larger machinery. first arrivals expected in a few days, operation by January 1.
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Standard Automatic Products Company
Tomer
West Mall Street
Third Nyeitlie
College Point
S. 1
Acts Supply Corporation
Corry
Fifth Avenue
L. T. McElroy
F. N. Ames
Elmer McElroy
Ab World
Masons
Bitten by bear at Waterford zoo
Fisie Hdelen 18 of Erie was bitten while feeding a bear at Waterford zoo last night. She was taken to St Vincent's hospital with a severe arm injury and shock. hospital reports say treatment included removing chunks of flesh and surgery may have been unnecessary if not for the bite. Attendants heard her screams and called for help. Mrs Cliva Rosenzweig of Cleveland left the city after a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank eye ter.
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Waterford
Fisie Hdelen
Schley Street
Erie
St Vincent's Hospital
Cliva Rosenzweig
Cleveland
Frank Eye Ter
Visiting Night At Senior High In Education Week
Parents and the general public are invited to visit the Senior High tonight at 7 30 as evening classes open. Programs include English History Geometry Typewriting Bookkeeping and more with student council hosts guiding visitors through rooms. teachers remain in class until dismissal for visits.
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Shay
Rescue Sole Survivor of Pacific Schooner Disaster
Jorgen M. Greve, first mate of the Brooklyn, survived after clinging to wreckage as the schooner sank off Eureka California. He described long hours at sea, utter exhaustion, and his concern for shipmates believed dead. Government inspectors questioned him as to cause, noting waves and a sudden sinking.
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United Press
Eureka
Calif
Jorgen M. Greve
Schoonty Brooklyn
Greve
Hell
Grevels
U. S
Parisitorio Flight Ends In Cuba Crash
Mrs J M Keith Miller plans a 4200 mile flight from Pittsburgh area toward Jacksonville to refuel then to Miami and Havana but the voyage is delayed by poor weather conditions. The trip aims to Cuba with clearance papers obtained along the route.
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Butler
Cuba
J. M Keith Miller
Tools of Learning Discussed by SupT Dewey
Superintendent Ralph L. Dewey discusses the tools of learning in relation to Education Week and Corry Public Schools. He cites seven cardinal principles of education and the need for children to have real experiences outside the classroom to develop reading thinking and writing abilities, noting how textbooks limit exposure to actual experiences.
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Sup.t. Dewey
Ralph
Dewey
Brand Legislative Truce Seen as Meaningless
Washington commentary notes that interpretations of individual senators vary on republican co operation proposals and a possible compromise program. Democratic suspicions and self interest hinder concrete action while leaders cling to earlier pledges, making the armistice seem hollow despite calls for bipartisan cooperation.
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Lyle Gywilson
United Press
Washington
General Du Pont Dies at 66 After Throat Illness
Wilmington Del November 12 General Thomas Coleman Du Pont veteran public servant and former U S Senator died at his home after years of throat infections and hospital care He led the Du Pont company as president and retired from public life years ago He rose from humble beginnings to major industry and politics serving in the U S Senate 1925 before resigning due to illness.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
General Ee Pont
U. S
Iro
General du Pont
du Pont Dé Nemours Company
Thomas Coleman du Pont
Bidermann du Pont
Public
Louisville
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Hay
Picrs
Central City
Kansas
Johnstown Steel Company
Johnstown
New York
New Jersey
Alabama
Powder Concern
Equitable Life Assurance Company
United States
Delaware
Senate
Clymer Woman Inured In West Wayne and West Smith Crash
Mrs Henry cuuiicuin of Sayre was removed to a hospital shortly before 4 PM after a collision of automobiles at the corner of West Wayne and West Smith streets. Mrs Simmerlinke, a passenger in the car driven by Bred Myrink of Clymer, was en route home when the crash occurred. The other driver's name was not learned. The Clymer woman is believed to have escaped with a gash on the road and is the mother of Mrs Caitje Price of the city.
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Henry Cuuiicuin
Sayre Yeas
Lorry
auitom@hiles
West Wayne
West Smith
Etreets
Simmerlinke
Bred Myrink
Clymer
Ing
Mra Ciautje Price
British Monarch and Premier Heard Here at Dress
New York November 12 The voices of King George and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald were heard worldwide as they opened the London round table conference Radio listeners across the United States tuned in at 7 a.m. Eastern and 4 a.m. Pacific for clear speeches broadcast via trans Atlantic telephone and rebroadcast over the Columbia network coast to coast.
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New York
King George
Ramsay MacDonald
London
United States
Pacific
Columbia Broadcasting System
trans-Atlantic
Columbia
Hold Driver in Crash Killing Mrs Ecklund
Henry Dewey of Erle faces trial at the county court term on involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault and battery charges connected to the death of Mrs Winnie Ecklund of North Warren. Ecklund, sister of D H McKay, died from injuries after a collision at 28th and Perry streets on Sept 29. McKay, who was driving, and Ecklund had been visiting Corry, with Ecklund dying ten days after the crash at St Vincent hospital.
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Henry Dewey
Erle
Winnie Ecklund
North Warren
D. H. McKay
Evie
Warren
Nortan McKay
Dewey
28Th
Perry Streets
Rekhand
St. Vincent’ Hospital
McKay
Five Best Radio Entertainments List
A listing of radio programs includes Geavenwunny rin and Croskett Mountaineers on EST networks, Wear on NBC at 7:80, Muriet and Wee-Doo on CBS, Beethoven Chiral Orchestra on ST, and Vincent Lopes & Orenes on HST networks with various times noted.
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WAS
Geavenwunny Rin
Croskett Mountaineers
Wear
NBC Network
Muriet & Wee-Doo
WAEC
CBS Network
Beethoven Chiral Orchestra
Fight Over Speakership in 1931 Pennsylvania Assembly
Harrisburg observers foresee a House speakership battle after the 1931 election. Pinchot Grundy forces may clash with opponents of Governor elect Pinchot as former speaker Goldnough and Robert Spangler remain in the next House. Opposition spans supporters of the former governor and other political currents, signaling a contested leadership amid shifting alliances.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot-Grundy
Pinchot
C. JT. Goornough
Cameron County
Thomas Bluett
Philadelphia
Godnough
Robert S. Spangler
Yorks
Welll
Puichot
Amon
Armistice Day Observance Quiet in Corry
Corry marked the eleventh anniversary of the war's end with a subdued day as most stores and offices halted operations for the observance. Schools were dismissed early, and speakers addressed Armistice Day meanings at Concord and Washington High Schools. The evening dance at the Masonic hall drew a large crowd, while Walter McWirey and George Faulkner were in New York City on business.
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Corry
Tanger
Nigot
Concord
Washington
State Armory
Walter McWirey
George Faulknar
New York City
Hoover Likely to Delay World Court Adherence Debate
President Hoover may defer American adherence to the World Court in the upcoming short Senate session. High officials say the Root formula could stay in limbo or stay on the president’s desk, as political divisions and supply bills complicate timely action. Republican leaders warn a direct push risks a Senate fight over the compromise and possible withdrawal provisions.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
World Court
Senate
Congress
Waamand
Hiese
Benutequia Hay
Tivnis
Wii
Jeaders
United States
Mystery death of Bernice GC Raiman student found dead at college
News briefs report Miss Bernice GC Raiman a 19 year old freshman at Leo Anon Valley College Elizabeth New Jersey found dead in her room on campus. Other items note Smith Brothers investment bank closed doors leaving customers unsettled and an estate of 500000 left by Harry F Webry president of Mesla Machine Co Homestead near willful suicide noted. Harry J Sharks 61 Bellevue dies in car crash while driving. The 18th congress a great moral reform opener in Savannah convention praised by Louis J Taber master of Ore National Grange.
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United Press
Bernice GC. Raiman
Elizabeth
N.J
Leo
Anon Valley College
Collega
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