King George V Opens Round Table on Indian Self Government
King George V opened the round table conference in London urging Great Britain and Indian delegates to craft a foundation for India’s future self government. He emphasized convergence of diverse claims across castes and classes as essential to a unified political structure and noted the task’s momentous nature. The speech, broadcast internationally, lasted eight minutes as delegates convened.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
George V
Great Britain
India
Royal Gallery
House of Lords
Che King
Guidancayar
George
Qwilitch
Britain
Europe
America
Alter Fourth Ward Plant Prepares for New Machinery
Extensive alterations and preliminary work are underway at the Standard Automatic Products plant on West Main Street and Third Avenue as heavy equipment from the Aero Supply College Point unit is moved to Corry. Remodeling, an addition to the east side, and a shift in plant 2 are planned with operation expected by January 1. L P McElroy and F N Ames travel to College Point to finalize shipments.
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Standard Auitomatic Products Company
West Mainstreet
Third Avenue
College Point
S. T
Aero Supply Corporation
Corry
Fifth Avenue
L/P
McElroy
F. N.ames
Hlmer McWiroy
Masons
Bitten by a bear at Waterford emergency injury
A bear bite at Waterford last night left Wislo Hdelen of 2814 Schley Street Erie with a severed arm injury and shock after she fed the animal through a cage. Zoo attendants say she extended an arm too far. hospital reports note two large flesh wounds but no loss of the limb is expected. Mrs. Clara Rosenzweig from Cleveland left after a short visit with local friends.
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Waterford
Wislo Hdelen
Schley Street
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gasilins
Visiting Night At Senior High School Tonight
Parents and the general public are invited to visit the Senior High building this evening when evening classes open at 7 30 o clock. Classes cover English History Geometry Typewriting Bookkeeping Commercial Geography and more. Student council ushers assist visitors and will be excused from classes to guide tours.
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Grstani
Rescue Sole Survivor of Pacific Schooner Disaster
First mate Jorgen M. Greve, sole survivor of the Brooklyn schooner sinking off Burhka, recounts clinging to wreckage for hours as his 17 crewmates presumably perished. Rescued five miles off the coast, he details brutal seas, injuries, and a failed attempt to learn the cause from inspectors.
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United Press
Burhka
Calif
Jorgen M. Greve
Brooklyn
Greve
Bureks Ceast
Greye
U.S
Paristorio flight ends in crash near Pittsburgh area
In Butler Pennsylvania a proposed 1200 mile flight to Cuba was delayed due to poor flying conditions. Mrs Miller plans a Pittsburgh Butler airport start to Jacksonville Florida for refueling then to Miami before continuing to Havana.
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Paristorio
United Press
Butler
Cuba
J. M. Keith Miller
Tools of learning discussed by Sup't Dewey
Superintendent of Schools Ralpt Bowey discusses the tools of learning in relation to Education Week in Gerry Public Schools. He states that mastery of fundamental processes requires thinking, evaluating, memorizing and judging, and emphasizes the child’s need for real experiences outside the classroom to learn reading, thinking and writing. The curriculum provides experiences to build a basis for learning, with books often limited to experiences the child has not yet had.
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Superintendent of Schools
Ralpt
Bowey
Gerry Public Schools
Brand Legislative Truce Debated By Senators
Washington November 12 interpretations of individual senators shift views on a bipartisan armistice. Republicans show cautious support for cooperation while some observers deem the truce meaningless, arguing next two years may block concrete policy. Democratic and Republican factions seek compromise but restiveness appears among some leaders.
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Lyle Gy WiLson
United Press
Washington
Throat Trouble Caused Death of Gen Du Pont
General Thomas Coleman Du Pont former U S Senator and head of the Du Pont company died at his Wilmington home aged 66 after years of throat illness and hospital treatment. He built a career from mining and streetcar lines to railroads and the powder firm before entering politics and serving briefly in the Senate before resigning due to illness.
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Iyumirea
Wilmington del
T. Colemann du Pont
U. S
Irom B
Collntry
General du Pont
B. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Johnstown
New York
New Jersey
Alabama
Powder One
Powder Concern
Equitable Life Assurance Company
United States
Delaware
Senate
Inter
Clymer Woman Hurt in Car Crash at West Wayne Street
Mrs. Henry Simmerlime of Clymer was rushed to Corry hospital shortly before 4 o clock after a collision at the corner of West Wayne and West Smith Streets. She rode in a tar driven by Pyéd My rink of Clymer en route home when another vehicle struck. The other driver’s name was not released. Mrs Simmerlime likely escaped with a gash on the head and is the mother of Mrs. Olude Price of this city.
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Clymer
Dhavy
Mré Olsude
British King and MacDonald Address Round Table Conference
The New York telecast reports that King George V and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald opened the London round table conference with speeches heard globally. CBS aired the addresses across the United States via trans Atlantic telephone, rebroadcasting coast to coast.
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United Press
New York
King George
Ramsay MacDonald
Round Table
London
United States
Pacific Coast
Columbia Broadcasting System
United Btates
trans-Atlantic Telephone
Hold Driver in Crash Killing Mrs Ecklund
Henry Dewey of Erie will face county court this term on involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault charges for the death of Mrs Winnie Ecklund of North Warren. Ecklund, injured in a September 29 collision at 28th and Perry streets, died days later in St Vincent's hospital. Norman McKay, her driver and brother, was injured but released from hospital shortly after.
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Henry Dewey
Erie
Winnie Eckhund
Nortl ‘Warren
D. H. McKay
Horidund
Corry
St Main Street
B.S. Sitter
Warren
North Warren
Norman McKay
Dewey
28Th
Perry
Eckund
St. Vincent's Hospital
McKay
Today s five best radio entertainments list
Radio guide lists the Crowbelt Mountaineers on WABC at 7 00 BST and Radio Luminaries on WEAR at 7 30 BST, then WIZ NBC at 9 00 with Martel and Wee-Doo, Beethoven Choral Orchestra at 10 00 BST on WABC, Vincent Lopez Orchestra at 11 00 HST on WEAR. The schedule involves multiple stations and networks with varied times.
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WABC
Crowbelt
Fight Over Speakership Dominates Pennsylvania Assembly
Harrisburg Nov 12 Speculation swirls on the next Pennsylvania House speakership as Pinchot Grundy forces seek control opposed by backers of Governor-elect Pinchot. Former speakers Goodnough and Spangler to sit in the body. opposition forms within allied and opposing camps over program planks and general defeat aims.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot-Gromdy
Witch
Pinchot
J. Goodnough
Cameron County
Thomas Bluett
Philadelphia
Goodnough
Robert 8. Spangler
York
Psychot
Amone Uose
Armistice Day Observance Quiet in Corry
Corry marked Armistice Day, the war’s close anniversary, with widespread business suspensions and school closures. The American Legion hosted speeches at local schools while the B P W C sponsored a large evening dance at the Masonic hall. Walter Momiroy and George Faxilkner were in New York City on business.
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Tion. Corry
American Legion
Concord
Washington
Messigea
Masonic Hall
Hie State Armory
Walter Momiroy
George Faxilkner
New Yorke City
Tuainesa
Hoover delays World Court decision in short session risks row
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover will defer pushing American adherence to the World Court in the current session. The Root formula may stay stalled as Republicans fear delaying supply bills while a newly elected House is fragile. Officials say Hoover avoids locking in actions on foreign relations before March 1, 1931.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
World Court
Senate
Congress
Sissinn
Toatate
Mx Hoover
Norvell
Elihu Root
Unit- We
Hague Tribunal
Mystery surrounds death of Miss Bernice Raimen
An 19 year old freshman from Elizabeth New Jersey, Bernice Raimen, was found dead in her Lebanon Valley College dorm room. Reports indicate the death is being investigated with details still emerging.
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United Press
Annville
Bernice C. Raimen
Elizabeth
N. J
Lebanon Valley College
Te College
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