Probe fatal crash at Irvine leaves man dead
Coroner Lowrey impanels a jury as officials continue an investigation into the Irvine bridge crash on Route 62. Branley R. Bess of Jamestown died from internal injuries after his car struck a coal truck driven by Wart Messenger of Juba, with Messenger uninjured.
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Highway Patrol
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Warren Geners
Irvine
Allegheny River
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Lucingt
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Syracuse
Skaneateles
Junior Class Play Scheduled for Nov 20th
Weeheavals are well advanced for Corry High School’s annual Junior Class play The Ghost Parade a three act farce by Katherine Kavenaugh starring Aime Watkins Mamie Rose and two young admirers The production promises wholesome humor and a mystery centered on a hotel full of guests and a hidden treasure Proceeds from the play go to the Junior-Senior prom.
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Corry
Oy Apecelal Pémmission
Dramatit Pubblishing Company
Rebesrsals
Aime Watkins
Indian Summer Grants Corry Pleasant Autumn Day
Corry tod enjoyed a beautiful fall day with clear skies and warm sunshine. The weather was described as an Indian Summer spell, easing recent pre-winter chills. The forecast cautioned cooler but fair conditions for Friday.
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Corry Tod
Cape Town Hit by 6-Mill Gale Halting Harbor Traffic
A powerful cyclone lashed Cape Town causing the harbor to close to shipping for the last time since World War. Two liners were allowed to depart or enter while other parts of the South African Union reported widespread crop damage in what was described as the worst hurricane in two centuries.
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United Press
Cape Town
Boully Africa
South African Union
Four States Seek Kidnapping Trio in Major Search
Federal agents and New Jersey state police hunted a heavily armed man and two women linked to a kidnapping spree. A Boston traffic cop briefly warned them after a red light stop, while Trooper Thenbul was forced from the back seat at gunpoint. They abducted him to Freeport, Pa, and tied him with tape after robbing him and taking his shoes. The car Michigans license Y B1 020 was traced to Donald London of Detroit. The search spanned Michigan New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey with the fugitives headed toward Harrisburg.
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Boston
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Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
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Donald London
Blaine Avenue
Detroit
Spark Arouses New West Battle In Shanghai Incident
In Shanghai the latest incident in the anti Japanese clashes unfolds as Yasui Takase, a seaman from the Kasagi Mayu, is shot by an unidentified assailant believed to be a Chinese worker. The attack occurs in the international settlement as a Japanese waitress, Mise Toshiro Abe, identifies herself to police. The shooter escapes, while nearby shopkeepers report hearing no gunfire.
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United Press Shanghai
Yasui ‘Takase
China
Mise
Trains Derail in Strike Across Louisiana Sites
Two Louisiana and Arkansas Railway freight trains derailed during strike talks with Governor Lechelon. Officials and union leaders met to arbitrate the dispute. No injuries reported. W N Adams of the G and Ay attributed both derailments to vandals. One incident occurred at Fameuttown La and the other at Sprigg Hills La.
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Richard L. Leceon
W. N. Adams
Tha G, & Ay
Fameutown
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Big Guns Now in Operation In Final Big Push
Madrid reports a heavy artillery barrage as government and Nationalist batteries resume fierce cannonade. Rain and low visibility hinder air forces while artillery targets insurgent positions across Madrid front. Militia units respond with enveloping fire near Casa de Campo and near Franceses bridge as combat rages through the city.
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Lester Ziffren
United Press
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Jattiet
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Casa de Campo
Menzanares
Franceses Bridge
Paris
Bellevert
Eugene O Neill Wins 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm Sweden November 12 Eugene O Neill American playwright has been awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize for literature for his career beginning with Moon of the Caribbees and Beyond the Horizon and including Strange Interlude Mourning Becomes Electra and many other plays. He is the second American honored for literature after Sinclair Lewis in 1931.
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Sweden
Eugene O'Neill
Fish
O'Neil
America
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Sinciolin Lewis
William Green to address AFL convention in Florida
William Green arrives in Tampa to chair the fifty sixth annual AFL convention. The event opens Monday amid divisions in labor over dual unionism and industrial organization efforts. Green, president of the federation, will outline positions and steer discussions on the disputed topics during the gathering.
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Urgent
Conentuiee Vtor
Victory Party Planned for Roosevelt Re-Election Night
CIO head rejects cost and big Twin City victory party plans spark excitement as Democrats Union City and Corry prepare a large event at Mac's Inn Friday evening to celebrate the presidential re election. An advance sale of over 100 tickets signals a crowded reception with no speeches planned. Continued on Page Five.
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Lie Committee
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Life Party
Wally to Leave England for Months With Simpson Party
Mrs. Walls plans to leave England for several months next spring to decree of legal exile. She will holiday at the Riviera with Mr and Mrs Herman Roth of New York and others who entertained at Balmoral Castle Beotlad.
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London
Simpson
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Herman Roth
New York
Baimora Castle
Beotlad
Theo Williams New President of Kawanians
Theo Williams elected president of the Kawanians at a noon Kiwanis meeting at the Corry hotel. Lawrence Davison and C. M. Woods named first and second vice presidents with C. B. Shnap as treasurer and secretary for the 13th year. The group noted repainting of Kiwanis highway signs and attendance of 22 members. Coach Russell Byler and others introduced the Corry High School football eleven and cited the 1996 season’s unity and cooperation among parents and students.
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Focal Insurance
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Lawrence Davison
C. M. Woods
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W. H. Scott
W. L. Peake
M. Ray Givene
C. M. Howard
C.F. Hoffmaster
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Russell Byler
Pee William Myers
Stanley Andershe
Enum
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Hyerett Phillips
Ine
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Albert Pitcavage
Remali
Warley Praised by Rockefeller In Radio Address
New York November 12 Democratic National Chairman James A Warley Jr. delivered a radio address that Rockefeller aides called one of his most manly utterances. The report highlights Warley's role and the high praise from party leaders.
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New York
James A. Warley
Feller, Jr
Probe Invites In 20th Pa District
Washington Nov 12 The Special Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures reports investigators are finalizing checks on alleged WPA funding charges in Pennsylvania. Lois A Gravis, chief investigator, may be in Pittsburgh to verify WPA charge details and related coercion allegations. The 20th district race where Rep Driscoll was defeated by Rep Terrett also draws committee attention amid Democratic charges of political coercion during the campaign.
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Senate Committee
Pennsylvania
Demetrdts
Lois
Gravis
Pittsburgh
Soh
Towophey
D. Pa
Open World’s Largest Bridge Opens to Traffic
San Francisco hosts the opening of the Bay Bridge linking San Francisco and Oakland with 300,000 visitors in attendance. President Roosevelt will trigger the lights from the White House at 12 40 p m, inaugurating the world’s largest span.
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White House
Hold Man in Death Case In Phillipsburg Hospital
United Press reports Archer Anderson, 25, charged with manslaughter over the death of Elmer Higgins, 44, at Phillipsburg State Hospital after Higgins died from a brain hemorrhage yesterday.
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Arsthur Anderson
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Lewis Opposes New Wage Plan in Steel Industry
Washington Nov 12 John L Lewis head of the CIO committee rejects the cost of living wage formula for steel workers. He backs employees who refuse higher pay tied to cost of living and hints at CIO support for a review of the company employee representation plan amid federal legislation and a vigorous organizing drive.
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Washington
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Committee For Industrial Organization
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Woman's head display terrorizes Ogden crowd
In Ogden Utah two 11yearold girls reported being accosted by a man who showed a bloodstained newspaper with a woman's head while police searched for Aman. Della De Haven described a dark sedan and a man threatening harm if she did not board the car. The head display was the sole corroboration of her tale. In Pennsylvania a fouryearold boy, Hard Bard, was killed when struck by a coal truck in Schwennville.
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Ogden
Utah
Aman
Della de Haven
Delle
Governor in Heroic Role As Boat Wrecks
A chaotic rescue at sea sees Governor assist in a perilous yacht wreck. He casts a life belt to a drowning companion, lures danger away from the craft, and helps immobilize a wavering vessel while others act amid the storm.
Truck Crash Kills Four Veterans In Beaver County
A military truck crash near Primrose in Beaver County killed four World War II veterans and injured 14 others returning to Frankfort Springs camp. Driver Frank Zwald survived with minor injuries. investigators say he failed to make a curve and lost control.
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Frankenwald
Ridgway
Canonsburg Hospital
Thomas J. Tully
Freedom
John Dalton
Welsh Street
Kane Pa
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Robertson
Pittsburgh
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Sandusky
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Edward G. Wilson
Washington County
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CCG
Frankfort Springs
Beaver County
Primrose
Robinson Run
Joseph Burkett
Brockway
Anthony Jess
Monessen
Beathy
McDonald Mortuary
Albert Myers
Gallitzen
Joseph Lepilbeater
Homestead
W. J. Burns
Freeland
Jesse H. Hill
Altoona Pa
Awit Drumheller
Toledo
Francisco Arancio
Midland
Edward Woods
Johnstown
Harold T. Delaney
Trenton
Raymond Young
Rufus P. Murray
Rocky River
George J. Sggaralt
Insurance Plan of New Act Faces Supreme Court
Washington November 12 The Supreme Court today takes under advisement the constitutionality of a state unemployment insurance plan as part of a broad Roosevelt era social security program. Justices debated the act with several liberal members voicing concerns while Justice Brandeis planned to celebrate his 80th birthday tomorrow.
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