Manchurian Regime Under Jap Control Sparked Damages Award
Damages totaling 55000 were awarded to John Savko and his parents Frank and Anna Savko of Columbus in a sealed Warren county court verdict after a four day damage suit over an accident at highway work. The case stemmed from a dynamite cap explosion that blinded the Savko boy. The township had sought a new trial, and the verdict reduced the prior award by 600. The jury awarded 4500 to the boy and 1000 to the parents.
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John Savko
Frank
Anna Savko
Columbus
Warren County
Warren
Columbus Township
Savko Bov
Walter K. Peale
Walter
He ScottefSormew
John Savieo
Buffalo Woman Speaks 10 Club At Corry Meeting
Mrs Ethel Munsey of Buffalo addressed the Corry Woman's Club this morning at 10 30 in a session led by Mrs Corinne Dean North Center street. She spoke on current events highlighting wheat prices and Russia Germany war debt disarmament and Air Mail route completion. Her book review covered To the End of the World and Back by J Walker McSpadden detailing travels and museum exhibits. The talk drew about thirty five members and was described as very interesting.
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Ethel Munsey
Buffalo
Woman's Club
Hiel Munsey
Corry Woman's Club
Corinne Dean
North Center Street
Russia
J. Walkter McSpadden
Natural History
Corry Chub
Mystery Slip Reveals Victim Alive in Illinois Case
United Press reports authorities learned that Mary Stelmachowski, once identified as the woman whose body was found in a shallow grave near here, is alive. Investigators, left with few clues, face a baffling murder mystery as the unidentified body is not hers.
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United Press
Woorstock
Mary Stelmachowski
Here
Ody
Stelmachowski
City Levy Probably Unchanged in 1932
Budget work shows 1933 tax rate likely to stay at 11 1 2 mils, same as 1931. Council to settle budget and levy at December meeting. no reduction expected, possible cuts in departmental appropriations. City aims to fund improvements and street work to relieve unemployment.
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Frank ‘. Bingland
Guy Council
Counc
WLEW Denied Rights to Operate in Erie
Federal Radio Commission denied Station WLEW Oil City Pa permission to build a synchronized booster station in Erie Pa reversing Examiner Pratt. The commission also denied Station WEDH Erie Disputes Herald authorization to change frequency from 1429 to 940 kilocycles, sustaining Pratt’s recommendations.
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WLEW
Erie
Unite Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Oil City
Elmer W. Pratt
WEDH
Erie Disputes-Herald
Mien Pratt Oy
United motorists oppose Pennsylvania gas tax raise
Organized motorists led by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation voted unanimously to oppose Governor Pinchot’s proposed three cent gasoline tax hike aimed at funding more than 100 million dollars for unemployment relief. They plan to cite his campaign statements promising lower fees and a 250 percent license fee reduction, while lobbying the House Ways and Means Committee at an upcoming public hearing. Meanwhile retailers reportedly organize against a cigarette tax in the unemployment relief plan.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pennsylvania Motor Federaton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pible
Lax
Father of four found dead in Pennsylvania home
In Aringld, Pennsylvania, on Novi 14, 46 year old Thomas Ksninsii was found hanging in his basement. Police reported he was unemployed for seven months and left behind four children.
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Aringld
Novi
Thomas Ksninsii
Aad Ben
Ship Owners Among Five Lost In Heavy Seas Near Colon
A huge wave swept five men from the Diesel schooner Baden Baden after it abandoned ship in a sinking gale near Colon Panama. Captain Hewitt Walters and owners Adalfo Sho neck and Hans Lau perished along with two others. eleven sailors were rescued by the U S naval minesweeper Swan and landed last night. Walters suffered three broken ribs and severe contusions from a collapsing cabin.
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United Press
Colon
Panama
Bader Baden
Hewitt Walters
United Prana
Adalfo Shoneck
Hans Lau
United States Naval
Swan
Capain Walters
Garcia
Walters
Not Guilty Plea by Bluebeard in West Virginia
Harry P Powers alias Bluebeard pleaded not guilty to five counts of first degree murder in Clarksburg West Virginia arraignment. Judge Somthern set December 7 for trial and planned a later hearing on a change of venue. Fifty officers guarded Powers as he left jail for the federal building.
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United Press
Claresburg
W. Va
Harry P. Powers
Bindbeard
Joan C. Somthern
Powers
Hettison County
Federal
Federal agents seek injunction against Corry Elks Club
Federal court in Pittsburgh heard a petition for a temporary injunction against a local club after a recent prohibition raid. No liquor was found at the club, but a quantity was seized from a nearby garage rented by George Dinkle. A hearing outcome remained undecided.
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Bits
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
United Press
Corry Elks Club
Corry Club
H. C. Wong
Milks’ Club
George Dinkle
Steward
Mother Would Punish Slayer in Donaldson Shooting
Philadelphia dispatch reports Edwin H. B. Allen 23 faced shooting by Francis A. Donaldson 3d. Mrs Francis Donaldson Jr, grieving mother, said punishment not death is desired and that she did not oppose the romance between Rose Allen and Donaldson. She asked for accountability so the killer cannot harm again.
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United Press Philadelphia
Edwin H. B. Allen
Francis A. Donaldson
Francis 4. Donaldson, Jr
Donaldson
Rose Allen
Rose
Francis
Edwin Alles
Complaints Investigated Over Erie Salvation Army Paper Drives
Residents questioned the Erie Salvation Army visits to Corry for collecting papers magazines and other items. Corry Relief Fund officials said collected items stayed locally if useful and that papers and magazines were taken to Erie for sale. They urged residents to skip outside organizations. Also notes Col Charles Lingbernh left for Miami to pilot Pan American Airways inaugural flight to Central America.
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Erie Salvation Army
Corry
Salvation Army
Erie
Lindy
Roosevelt Field
Charles Lingbéreh
Nore
Miami
Fis
Pan American Airways
Central America
Red Cross canvass continues in Corry with favorable responses
Gerry's 1981 Red Cross campaign launched here Friday and continued today with canvassers reporting generally favorable responses. Completion timing uncertain. ward chairmen named. national goal set at 300 members for Corry chapter this year. Funds go to relief work, mostly for local aid like shoes and rubbers.
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Gerry
Red Cross All
W. F. Myers
First Ward
T. F. Giblin
Second Ward
W. M. Hoggaton
Third Ward
Olt W. Bracken
Corry
Usis
Ritchie Urges Action to End Low Morale in World
New York November 14 Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland in a speech to the Academy of Political Science argued that ending the global downturn requires keeping feet on the ground, banishing fear, and more decisive action. He praised democracy’s response, warned against rising autocracy, and saidcanceling war debts could ease world ills and benefit American taxpayers.
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United Press
New York
Goyeraor
Albert €. Ritchie
Maryland
Academy of Political Science
Ritchie
Ruehle
Portuguese Tribes Clash in Africa. Hundreds Die
Lisbon dispatch reports hundreds of natives killed in force fighting between two tribes in Portuguese Africa over a stolen pig. Mutilated bodies were found beneath burned huts as the conflict spread. The governor ordered 4,000 Macanha natives isolated on Rei Island opposite Bissau.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portuguese Africa
Bissau
Rei Island
Canadian newsprint firms may merge in new consolidation bids
Ledding Canadian newsprint producers have been conferrd on a consolidation plan with bankers associated with the industry. International Paper Abitibi Power and Paper Consoli dated Paper Corp St Lawrence Paper Corp Price Brothers and the Minnesota Ontario Commoany Duty are said to play roles. Negotiations move toward possible successful results after past failed efforts.
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Montreal
International Paper
Abitibi Power and Paper
Consolidated Paper Corp
St Lawrence Paper Corp
Price Brothers
Minnesota
Ontario
Corry Baker Serves Pastry to Gov Roosevelt in Albany
Olum Wellejus of Corey represents Rebewson Company Jersey City makers of pure foods presents Danish pastry to Governor Prandin Roosevelt at the New York Albany governor mansion after a week of pastry demonstrations November 2. Roosevelt calls the pastry perfectly delicious in a letter of appreciation.
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Corry Baker
Roosevelt Olum
Wellejus
Corey
Rebewson Company
Jersey City
Pure Foods
Prandin D. Roosvelt
New York State
Albany
Gov. Roosevelt
Corry
500 Men to Get Work in State Forest Relief Program
Harrisburg dispatch reports a $2.4 million emergency relief plan by the Department of Forests and Waters. About 86 percent funds go to labor over one year, aiding unemployed forest and mountain-area workers, surplus farm labor, and the needy far from local welfare offices.
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Penn
Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pymatuning
Riet Or Welfare
John Keller
Mountainreas
Pymatiming
Ares
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainment Listings
Radio listings summarize NBC and CBS network programs with shows on WEAF WABG and WABC. Entries mention Kate Smith Indian Legend and a Show Boat presentation with times around 8:30 8:10 and 10:00. The fragment notes concert and form show elements in a period style program lineup.
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WEAF
NBC
WABG
CBS
Kate Smith
WABC
CBS Network
Atyzel
Manchuria Leader Says Japan Dictates Policy
Mukden reports quote Yuan-Chin-Kui accusing Japan of fully controlling the new Manchurian regime and pressuring him to act against his wishes. He says negotiations for a settlement are refused and dismisses ties to the Manchu Emperor. Battles and ultimatums loom as Japanese forces push for control and stability in Manchuria.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Yuan-Chin-Kui
Japan
Yusin Chinai
Chang Heueh-Liang
Henry Pu-¥i
Thive
Reise
Harbin
Nanni River
Anganchi
Tsitisthar
Ma Chan-Shan
Cheng Hai-Peng
Shigero Honjo
Chang Hai-Peng
Tsitsihar
Inner
Outer Mongolia
Stocks Slump In Short Session In New York
New York markets opened with broad weakness led by the New York Central which fell to a new low. Grain prices dropped with wheat down more than a cent, while railroad stocks, notably New York Central, declined sharply. Some losses narrowed toward the close as a slight recovery appeared from the lows.
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New York
New York Central
Jay Q
Central
Sherplg
Uneton Pacific
New Haven Lst
Pennsylvanis
Delawste Aia Fultson
Norfolk
Western
Biton
Balfimiore
Odin
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Buffalo Woman Speaks 10 Club
Illinois
PME
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West Virginia
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Philadelphia
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