Hoover Favors Postponement of December Foreign Debt Payment
Hoover voices support for delaying December foreign debt payment as a local school district reports outstanding taxes totaling 78 085 63. Minutes from the board meeting detail tax duplicates for 1931 and 1992, penalties, and ongoing collections. Discussion covers budget adjustments, refunds from teachers, and attendance figures for the Concord building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Charles H. Geiger
Yeport
Kun
Thebrary
Harry Smith
Love
Curtis Nd Bennett
Dewey
Secreary Geiger
Seely Geiger
Vile Messrs
Curtid Fild Bennett
Smith
School Coute
Treasurr
Preas|Iunpr Curtis
Concord
Board to curb institute budget sparks state oversight clash
At a regular school board meeting Superintendent Dewey reported the board aims to limit annual teachers institute sessions to about $40 this year. The State Department of Public Instruction seeks clearer details and may not approve current plans though about $100 remains in the institute fund. The board hopes to roll the balance into next term and keep current minimum. Some extra costs to align with state rules may be incurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Ralph
Dewey
State Department
Trotsky Leaves for Copenhagen
ISTANBUL, Turkey, Nov. 15. Trotsky exiled Soviet leader living on Prinipolay Island since February 1929 left today for Copenhagen. Reasons for the trip not disclosed. He has suffered malaria and sought treatment in Prague, with permissions later withdrawn.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Laon
Trotesky
Prinieloy Taland
Copenhagen
Trotsky
Prinkino Taland
Josef Stalin
Rilesis
Ite
Tau
Red
Neernvalved
Permutasion
Ceechoslovakian
Prague
Governor Pinchot Announces Unemployment Grants in November
In Harrisburg Governor Pinchot announced unemployment relief grants for November from state and federal funds totaling 2,582,10.81 for 67 counties. Grants were approved by the state emergency relief board at its meeting here. Counties listed include Crawford 7,020.28 Erie 21,901.15 Venango 25,200.5 Walden 6,160.90 among others.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot Ludwy
Ivana
State “Emergency Relief Board
Lounties
Crawford
Erie
Veninga
Walden
Typhoon devastates northeast Japan. dozens dead
United Press reports 26 confirmed dead with dozens missing after a powerful typhoon struck Abel northeastern Japan, destroying thousands of homes across six provinces. Yokohama, Yokosuka and Shizuoka endured the worst, with landslides and fires causing extensive damage as Tokyo faced outages.
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United Press
TORIO
Japan
Lat Ci
Formosa
Tolio
Yokohama
Yokosuka
Shidzuoka
Osaka
Tokio
Kashiwabara
Blaze Displaces 300 In Philadelphia Apartments
A devastating fire at the Duell apartments in Philadelphia forced about 300 residents to flee into the street as flames swept two doors deep. Police aided firefighters, rescuing dozens, with three policemen among the first at the scene. Fire crews worked through three alarms to pull victims from windows and ladders. Among those saved were Dr and Mrs W Cy Biel of Hansed OY, M0, who had collapsed moments before emergency crews arrived.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Duell Apartments
Fiel
W. Cy Biel
Hansed OY
Hoethen
Oil Industry Sketch Delights Rotary Club in Titusville
Harry Botsford of Titusville spoke at the Rotary Club in Hotel Corson describing the early oil industry. He highlighted Col. E. L. Drake and his first well near Titusville yielding twenty barrels daily at 69 feet, the Drake well’s impact, Pithole City’s rise and fall, and other development details. The program featured Piney Wood School quartet numbers and guest Glenn Mead of Philadelphia.
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Harry Botsford
Titusville
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Mr. Botsford
Col. E. L. Drake
Hoover Roosevelt to confer on war debts moratorium
President Hoover plans to press for continuing the war debt moratorium for at least another year while negotiations proceed with Roosevelt, Britain, and France. Roosevelt may visit Washington soon as debt talks dominate the agenda, with leaders fearing a default could undermine international credit.
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United Press
Hoover
United States
Europe
Newt
Roosevelt
Houvée
Washingon
U. S
Henry F. Misselwitz
Staif
White House
Great Britain
France
Hutchinson
Kansas
Lawrence Richey
New York
Washington
United Press UN
Joseph H. Baird
Democratic Coutsel
Siresident
Mother Kills Three Of Five Children In North Carolina
Burlington North Carolina reports a tragedy as 43 year old Mrs Riley Dollar, wife of a mill worker, says she suffered cruel treatment before surrendering to police. She shot and killed three of her five children Warren 12 Daphine 5 and Bara 7. The revolver was surrendered with the killer. Police investigated the case and took the weapon.
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Burlington
N. C
Riley Dollar
Warren
Daphine
Bara
Pilot and passenger killed in Dover plane crash
A plane crashed near Dover killing pilot Leslie Mcallister of New Castle and passenger John A Montgomery president of J A Montgomery Wilmington. Both men died at the scene as flames engulfed the wreckage.
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Dover
Del
Leslie Mcallister
New Castle
John A Montgomery
J. A. Mont
Christmas Savings Clubs to Distribute Millions Nationwide
New York reports approximately $4300000 will be paid next month to about 10.5 million Christmas club depositors nationwide. In Corry the two local banks see similar membership as prior years but smaller weekly deposits due to lower earnings.
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Corry
Gouy Pinks
New York City
New York
Ustimates
New York State
Weam
Pennsylvania
Bank of America National Trust & Sayings Association
California
New England
Middle
Atlantic
Death claims Eugene Clough
Eugene Clough 65 prominent Union City resident died suddenly last evening at 6 45 at his home after a heart attack He was with Standard Chair Company and longtime resident of Union City He is survived by Carlton Mand Lavern Weitzel and a daughter Mrs J G Weitzel Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock on First Avenue with interment in Union City Cemetery
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Union City
Eugene Clough
Clough
Standard Chair Company
Aillin Gily
Wasons
Carlton Mand Lavern
Dalighten
Jn G. Weitzel
Horouzh
Dieil
Suchunty ix
Nesday &Starnoon
First Avenle
Incetsaent
Union Cty Cemétery
Winter Storm Grips Great Plains and Midwest Travel
A major blizzard-like storm swept from the Canadian Rockies into the Midwest and Plains. Snow and blizzard conditions shut down air travel and crippled highway traffic from Missouri to Nebraska and Kansas, with widespread forecasts across Portland Maine to Portland Oregon and beyond.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
Dallas
Plains
Mid- West
Southwest
Canadian Rockies
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Adimentty
Man Pleads Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter
John Amoroso, 87, of Erie, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of neighbor Alf re Messing, 40. Judge A P Rossiter set next Monday for sentencing, with maximum ten years. The case arose from an Oct 27 attack on West Main Street after allegations about alleged Speakeasy activity.
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John Amoroso
A.P. Rossiter
Meit
al Erie
Amorosso
Alfre Messing
Corry Hospital
Sherman Street
Blaine Kincaid
Mortimer
Graham
Hie County
Witl Edward Petrillo
Amprossy
Rossiter
Amorosio
Phi
Amarosso
Petrillo
Erie
Kincaid
Commonwealth
Nidge Rossitey
Corry
Telelowity
Messina
Amoroso
West Main Street
Messing
Aye
United Press
Brie
Shamokin
Navy
Truder
Jacob Stancavage
Clem Klaselewski
Certificate of Doubt Clouds Davis Senate Seat
Pennsylvania politics darkens as Governor Pinchot may issue a certificate of doubt for Senator James J. Davis after a contested election inquiry by the special house campaign funds committee. Davis faces possible seat rejection amid a feud with Pinchot and past legal questions, with final county tallies still pending.
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United Press
Washington
James J. Davis
Senate
Lawrence H. Rupp
Special
House Campaign Funds Committee
Sylvania
Delaware
Harrisburg
United States
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Davis
Pinchot
Congress
William S. Yare
Yare
Edward Martin
Ike Ware
Marlin
Gadl
Alcoholism Blamed After Early Morning Incident in Norrirtown
An unclear report from Norrirtown Pa blames alcoholism for a disturbance involving a benjo player and a local figure, with rough references to a festival or event and a medical or protective response. The garbled text mentions names such as John G. Slor and Coroverdophystetan and an incident near a shop in Arikmore, with an early morning aftermath and a possible arrest or intervention.
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Norrirtown
Lam Hunt
Benjo
Ajeck
Kidter
John G. Slordom
Bulaye Utay
Gulopay
Doe
Winhy
Arikmore
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Helen.oe
Geiger
State Department of Instruction
Inited
Leo Hugging
Piney Wood
Libby Holman
United Press Winston-Salem
A. M. Stack
Carlisle Higgins
Tabby Holman Reynolds
Mrdadway Singer
Albert
Ab) Waller
Zachary Smith Reynolds
Stack
Tay Wael
Attornevary
Jet] Ti
Stites
Mainaaster
Corry Banks
Christmas Savings Inc
Wanslaughter
Ernoon
Father Stain
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