Winter snow and election news hit Corry and Meadville
A jumble of local items from Corry and Meadville includes weather updates with hunters reporting heavy snow in woodlands and a foot in some areas, plus political results showing Charles N. Crosby winning Congress by a sizable Erie County margin. The report also notes a special education board meeting on grading the Junior High athletic field and a push for a new Gulf Refining station opening soon.
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Board of Education
Charles N. Crosby
Meadville Dererat
Wil Rose
Sho Crosby
Erie County
Crawford Oy
Jury unable to agree quits and goes home
In Erim on November 15 jurors in a criminal assault case failed to reach a verdict. Judge A P Hossiter discharged the 12 jurors after one held out, with 11 reinstated. the lone dissenter, W Arthur Norris, was discharged. The case must be retried at the next term.
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Erim
Cour
A. P. Hossiter
Criminal Court
Sisimed
Rossiter Sar
Mitates
W. Arthur Norris
P. O. Box
Stani Hyziewicz
Wattsburg
Anthony Achtahowski
Hyziewicz
Hamot ‘Hospital
Rossiter
Rosstter
Norris
B. E Ashe
Bernart Bioss
James W. Campbell
Virginia Ave
Wina Divell
Payne Tve
Roy W. Hartwell
Robert Leper
Stephen A . Rhoades
Lundy's Lane
Thomas
Sloan
Henrietta ‘Thomas
le Uerich
A. J. Webby
Corty
Airport Draws 20 000 For Lima Ohio Airport Opening
A two day celebration in Lima Ohio for the new municipal air port drew about 20 000 people. In Spencerville Daniel F Kennedy 50 of Monticello Ohio climbed a tree with pruning shears and touched a concealed high tension wire, electrocution resulting.
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Lima, O
Lima
Spencerville
Daniel F. Kennedy
Monticello
Kennedy
Olson predicts agrarian revolt and new economic system
Governor Floyd B. Olson predicts an agrarian political revolt within two years and advocates public ownership of banks utilities and insurance with state factories. He hints at a Wisconsin Progressive alliance and says Roosevelt's policies could trigger a third party challenge while urging a shift from production for use to a cooperative open-market system.
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Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Olson
United States
Carl E. Rupe
United Press
FERA
F ‘Olson
AWA
Parmer- Labor Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Phillip la Follete
Roosevelt
James Wolf
National Democratic
Chicago
Emergency Relief Administration
Phil
Govered la Follette
Athletic Field Plans for Mitchall Avenue in Oil City
Oil City Nov 14 plans to complete grading of Mitchall Avenue athletic field with an estimated 25 000 to 40 000 by the school board. Work to cover the practice field for baseball mushball and tennis courts, to serve as a high school practice field this fall.
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Otl City
Mitchall Avenue
Ba Fe R. W. D
Schol Board
Athletic Committee
Brother of brakeman killed in freight accident in DuBois
In Dubois Pennsylvania on November 15 engineer George H. Smith on a southbound B C flyer flagged a strewn victim under a freight car. A beam strike caused the man to fall and be crushed. The engineer learned after the train arrived that the victim was Frank Smith, 58, of Salamanca, his brother.
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Eileen Wiliams
Ernest A. Williams
W. Smith Street
Willams
Corry Hospital
Dubois
George H. Smith
Smith
Frank Smith
Salamanca
Guffey Sends Thanks to Corry Committee
Joseph Guney of Pennsylvania sends thanks to the Democratic city committee after a victory at the polls. He praises the congratulations telegram and calls it a great day for Pennsylvania and a magnifi cent victory for the President and the New Deal. He expresses appreciation for committee efforts on his behalf and the entire ticket.
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Joseph ¥. Guney
Spenis
Pennsylvania
Democratc City Committee
Needlework Guild Meeting Accounts for Winter Garment Aid
The annual Needlework Guild gathering in the Municipal building yielded a successful ingathering of garments. A large supply will be distributed to the needy this winter. New officers named include honorary president Mrs. J. Austin, president Mrs. F. E. Davis, first vice president Mrs. Frank Loveland, second vice president Mrs. Matilda Nase, secretary Mrs. S. Bentley, and treasurer Mrs. W. J. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Austin
F. E. Davis
Frank Loveland
Matilda Nase
S. Bentley
W. J. Edwards
Indiana congressman and author Landis dies in Indiana
Loganport Indiana November 16 Frederick Landis 62 author editor and congressman elect from Indiana second district died today of pneumonia The strain of directing a vigorous political campaign from his sickbed probably contributed He fell in October but continued campaigning as the lone successful Republican candidate in Indiana for a congressional seat His death will necessitate a special election to name a successor
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Unineres
Logansport
Ind
Frederick Landis
Indiana Second District
Landis
Indiana
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Joseph Brie
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Iniumig Ac
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Clymer
Findley Lake
Oia Sciota
Spirit Hill
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House of Commons
England
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North Center Street
Park Place
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
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RWD
Mitchell Field
Upton Sinclair
Canifornia
MPIC
Washington
Tom Jones
Member
Federal Reserve System
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Town Crier
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Fil Sk
LUX Toilet
Remanes Loc
Florida
Spencer's Place
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Needlework Guild Meeting
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