Governor Earle to Tour State Institutions and More
Severe snow storm cripples area traffic as Governor Earle plans a tour of state institutions and considers other problems. Lieutenant Arthur Gillett of the Pennsylvania National Guard, 40, dies after his automobile is struck at a grade crossing near Kane. He was fatally injured when his car stalled on the tracks and was struck by a Pennsylvanian train at the Hermit Street crossing. Gillott, a foreman at Kane Manufacturing, died after being transported to Kane Hospital. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Earle
Pennsylysnia
Uermit Street
West Hane
Lieut
Arthur Gillett
Company ‘M
Theg'ment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gilli
National
Hane
Kane Manufacturing Company
Waas
Gillott
Kane Hospital
Vieloelk
National Guard Ciretes
Kanes
Invants
Slater
Severe winter storms trigger fatal crashes across Pennsylvania
A regional blizzard paralyzed northwestern Pennsylvania with sixty nine inches of snow and ice. Dozens of vehicles including two Greyhound buses, cars, and a truck were stranded on Route 6 and near Union City and Breed Hill. Police and highway patrol investigated multiple accidents as trains were delayed and roads remained slick and icy.
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Pennsylvania
Linton City
Union City
Breed Hill
Beaver dam-Elgin Road
Pittsburgh
Corry
Kane
Ans
Westsmith Street
Oak Hill
Minnie Damon
Third ‘Avenue
Fondera
Tames Artera
D. 4
Edinboro
Willys
Bruce Thomas
Second Avenue
Auto
Joseph Cardman
Main Street
Edinbovs
Mra. Bamon
Thoms
Roy Ruland
Clark's Green
Lackawanna’ Comity
Eden rebukes Germany as moves threaten Versailles order
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden sharply rebuked Germany for repudiating Versailles treaty clauses on international river control. Hitler was seen preparing next steps toward a broader German rule, seeking to unite Germanic populations in neighboring regions and extend influence over Czechoslovakia Memel and Danzig, aiming for central Europe under Reich leadership.
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United Press
London
Anthony Eden
Germany
Adolf Hitter
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Memel
Free City
Danzig
Fatherland
Central
Europe
Budget work begins as council meets at eight
Preliminary work on the 1997 budget marks the regular city council meeting at eight o clock in the municipal building. Mayor Glen Miller announced possible 1-2 mill tax rate while department heads prepare needs estimates for upcoming appropriation and tax levy ordinances.
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Colinel
Glen Miler
Willon
Five Family Members Die In Fire Tragedy
Five members of the Guibania family died in a house fire in Jiahntown, as volunteer firefighters recovered the bodies of John, 21, Miles Jr, 11, Raul, 5, Helen, 13, and Theresa, 6, who were trapped on the second floor while their parents survived.
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Jiahntowin
Ave Brothers
Liey
John Guibania
Miles) Jr
Raul
Helen
Theresa
Tage
Social security forms sent to all Corry employers
Nationwide rollout begins as 240,000 workers and 26 million Americans gain protections. Postmaster reports distribution of employer blanks in Corry with 7 questions for business heads and a five percent wage tax set to begin January 11. More forms for every employee arrive November 21.
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Jers
Pestil
U. S. Treasury
James Sullivan
Employera Lovlay
Athlus
Freighter Sidney Smith Aground On Lake Erie
Coast guardsmen near Fairport worked to refloat the freighter Sidney Smith after it ran aground in rough Lake Erie waters with 26 men aboard. A rescue tug had to turn back due to high waves while the cutter Taco arrived to standby.
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Fairport
Coast
Sidney Smith
Lake Erie
Tacoma
The
Sefit
Morris Estate Gun Slug Fatal To Reid Russel
Detectives prepared to search Gouverneur Morris estate in Manhattan Beach Los Angeles for the 82 caliber lead slug that killed Reid Russel an 18 year old automobile salesman at the novelist home last September Everett Davis district attorney investigator said the grounds would be searched for a trace of the slug in the reopened investigation
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Los Angels
Calif
Manhattan Beach
Gouverneur Morris
Reid Russel
Everett Davis
District Attorney's Office
Palica Ality
Earle to Probe 54 State Owned Institutions
Gov George H Earle outlines plans after Florida fishing trip to audit 54 state owned penal, corrective, medical and educational institutions for overcrowding fire safety and panic risks. He also seeks to influence Congress to save 25 million PA contributions to unemployment insurance pool for 1936 wages and to investigate the Public Service Commission for possible replacement with a consumer friendly fair rate board. He proposes an unemployment relief tax rider to allow cutoffs when relief declines. The governor stresses honesty and liberalism after victories and a Democratic legislature win.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Florida
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Congress
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Aoard
Hig Firs
Guy J. Swope
Governors at Joint Session Opens Conference in St Louis
In St Louis on November 16 the twentieth annual governors conference began with social security dominating talks. Vincent A. Miles of the social security board predicted most states will enact unemployment compensation laws soon as governors Park of Missouri and McNutt of Indiana opened the session. Miles urged cooperative federal state progress toward social security.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Governors
Vincent A. Miles
Social Security ‘Board
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Wage boosts go into effect for steel workers nationwide
Pittsburgh November 16 wage increases affect most of the nations 500000 steel workers as union drive gains traction. Major producers grant raises adding about 80000000 annually, United States Steel leads with a rate change on November 6 followed by other large firms as labor tensions rise in the industry. Lansing Mitch November 16 Governor Fitzgerald names Senator-elect Prentary M. Brown to fill the late Senator Couzens term.
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Sinew
Reso
Pittsburgh
Effectio
Joan L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United States Steel Corporation
Gouzens Lansing
Mitch
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Prentlay M. Brown
James Couzens
Probe crash fatal to relative of Corryite
An inquest is set for tonight into the death of Lawrence Dillinger Dillinger 19 son of Mr and Mrs Roy C Dillinger of Titusville Ohio who died after a car skidded at the Main and Second street intersection in Titusville. An alleged companion 19 year old Owl is being held pending investigation to determine who operated the auto and whether Dillinger or Owl was driving.
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Lawrence Dillinger
Roy C Dillinger
Titusville
Pleasantville
Ohio City
Asmer Owl
Dillinger
Thlusville
Plane Crash Kills Two Near Marcellus in Snowstorm
In Syracuse a blinding snowstorm caused a fatal plane crash killing Prisca Murphy, 16, of Boston, an amateur pilot, and Henry Nadeau, 45, of Nashua New Hampshire whose mother is critically ill in Ips International Falls Minnesota. Boston airline owner John M. Shore, the third occupant, survived but died later in hospital.
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United Prean
Syracuse
Prisca Murphy
Boston
Henry Nadeau
Nashua
N. H
Minn
John M. Shore
Capital's Fate in Doubt as Battle Rages in Madrid
Nationalists press to seize Madrid as defenders claim resilience. Unconfirmed reports from neutral sources deny a Nationalist city presence while fighters approach the western outskirts, targeting key sites such as the Montana barracks and royal palace.
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Doube Taday
United Press
Magid
Madirid
Madrid
Pelvis broken in truck crash near Union City
Mrs. Harley Jones of Union City sustained a broken pelvis in a truck crash on Route 6 near pine woods east of Union City Saturday morning. She was taken to Hamot Hospital in Erie after the Dodge pickup she rode in with her son Glifford left the road, struck a tree, and rolled. Her condition was described as serious and likely to incapacitate her for some time.
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Harley Jones
Union Ty
Mulbel Jonea Briggs
Union City
Hamot Hospital
Grie
Beiigg
Jones
Glifford
Platktop
Pine Woods
Union
City
Mob action hinted in case at Louisville
Attorneys defend Brig. Gen. Henry Denhartt in a murder charge over his fiancée Verna Taylor. A second autopsy consider ed after warnings to stay away from his La Grange estate. Evidence at preliminary hearing includes a close range bullet from Denhartt s service gun and a New Castle area autopsy.
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Louisville
United Press
Henry Jd. Denhartt
Verna Taylor
Loddy
Denhavat
Kentucky
la Grange
Taylor
Denbardt
New Castle
Body Found After Barge Accident Near North East
The body of a sailor about 60 was recovered four miles east of North East after the barge David Foster broke away from the ig Ballenas in Lake Bile last week. A ship paper in his pocket read wages and Captain of Range David Foster 1-16 to 10-31. Coroner W. C. Wilson stated identification remains uncertain.
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Suburrnee Orm
David Foster
Ig Ballenas
Lake Bile
North Exet
W. C. Wilson
North East
Dapmy
Sac
Estall
Mad Man Wipes Out Population Of Community
In Tibland, Alberta, Nov 16 a feud left multiple dead including Cael Shells and Carl Nelson. Shells killed Nelson and others before killing himself. a son and three others also died. The frontier railroad village, eight miles north of Edmonton, faced a rapid, sparse communication aftermath and an inquest was ordered.
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Tibland
Alia
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Tieland
Admonton
Bheils
Nelso
Edward
John Marciniak
George Ruel
Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Du Pont to wed in June
In Wilmington Delaware on November 16 the engagement of Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Miss Ethel DuPont was announced. They plan a June wedding at the Du Pont home. The couple spoke publicly about their plans in their first interview since becoming engaged. Details are set for after Roosevelt graduates from Harvard.
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Roosevelt, JR
Ethel DU Pont
United Press
Wilmington
Del
White House
Wranklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
Eugene Duant
Roosevelt
DuPont
Miss DuPont
Usey
Harvarit
Meningitis Victim Dies at Local Hospital
Bahjamin Jordan, 19, of the Gleat Creek CCC camp near Hershey, died at a local hospital from spinul meningitis after falling ill at the camp. The tragedy occurred in Sruckville on November 15 as the youth received medical care.
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Sruckville
Bahjamin Jordan
Gleat Creek CCC
Bers
Green Denounces Big Revolt Plan In Labor
President William Green denounced John L. Lewis rebellion at the American Federation of Labor convention. He appealed for unity, urging indignant unions to return and settle differences democratically. Green defended suspensions against CIO unions as ordered by the 1925 convention while moderates seek to prevent a split and a rival movement in each industry.
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Green
United Press Convention
Vsmpa
Fila
William Green
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. I. OU
Great Lakes claim two more victims in lake tragedies
Kingsville Nov 1 reports two men missing or dead after a faulty motor launch was destroyed on Lake Erie during a night incident. The event marks a second tragedy in the region with multiple ships involved and further searches ongoing for five men reported missing after the Frederick A. Lee tug collision on Lake Huron near Five Mile Beach.
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Great Lakes
United Press
Kingsville
Don Tiren
Lake Erie
Lskes Willhire
Ware Tawi Ha Briday
Frederick A. Lee
Bamit
Ste. Melb
Lake Huron
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