Republicans Offer Counter Relief Plan for Cities
Harrisburg November 17 The Republican state organization unveiled a relief proposal contrasting Governor Pinchots plan. It calls for direct appropriation of existing funds to municipalities for unemployment relief and highway projects. The measure routes 30 million from the general fund to the motor license fund with twenty million for cities towns and townships and the rest for second class townships.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
Republican Organization
General Fund
Hagmajer
Allegheny
Williamson
Huntingdon
Ateney
Schnader
Rap. Patterson
Beaver
Sia
Pinchat
Tax measures before state legislature in Harrisburg
United Press reports in Harrisburg that Pennsylvania lawmakers weigh gas oil tax hikes cigarette and billboard levies as part of Governor Pinchot’s relief plan. Hearings featured Dr. Clyde King and Samuel S. Lewis arguing for funds to aid about 2.5 million residents, while opposed by business and civic groups.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House Ways and Means
Pinchot
Clyde King
House Committee
Samuel S. Lewis
State Secretary of Highways
Horace McFarland
Hartisburg
Rescued in Mountains After Snow Marooning
Noah Beery and companions were rescued from a cabin on Mt Baldy after two days marooned by heavy snows. A. H. Woods and William Farnum helped locate them. Wallace Beery was later found safe after a forced landing in Amarillo. Four feet of snow covered San Bernardino peaks as weather officials warned of an approaching disturbance.
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Noah Beery
William Farnum
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Mt. Baldy
Palmdale
Beery
A. H. Woods
New York
The
Screen
Guide
Wallace Beery
Hollyewood
Fi Wes
Wallace
Amarillo
Tex
San Bernadino
FLIER LOST IN FOG LANDS IN NEW JERSEY
Air mail pilot W Ll Jamieson periled by dense fog along the eastern seaboard, landed at Hadley Field New Jersey with fuel nearly exhausted. He had departed Richmond Virginia bound for Newark and was lost in fog for hours, deciding against landing at Newark and delivering mail by automobile from Hadley Field.
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Unites Eres
New Brunswick
N. J
W. Ll. Jamieson
Hadley Field
Richmond
Newark
Jamieson
Mystery surrounds slain teen found near Wheeling lane
Police identified the victim as Marie Birch Doyle of Belleaire Ohio, age 17 or 18, after which Robert Dudley Doyle, 19, Moundsville West Virginia, was arrested for questioning. The motive and killer remain unknown as investigators scrutinize missing person records and the crime scene above a steep hill near Chapline Street.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Marie Birch Doyle
Bellaire
Robert Dudley Doyle
Moundsville
Winnie Rice
Uist
R. A. King
Ueelevity
Ody
Rs R. W. Lukens
A. J. Stevin
Walter Mortison
Reid
Stimson and Grandi Continue Conferences
Washington hosts Italian foreign minister Grandi for talks with Secretary of State Stimson as both nations pursue intensified diplomacy. Grandi praises Hoover and Stimson while signaling Italy’s aim to reshape postwar reparations and promote closer ties amid global tensions.
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United Press
Washington
America
Italy
Dino-Grends
Benito Mussolini
Sylvan
Slimson
Jersey C
Dent
Mrs. Hoover
Grandi
Eight missing on cruiser found safe at Cape May
Eight persons missing from a 28 foot cabin cruiser near Cape May New Jersey after they disappeared Sunday were located safe today. Coast Guard reported the group and five others were found at the Delaware Bay Bank lighthouse in the Inner Delaware area and are being brought to Cape May by Coast Guard craft.
Prohibition agent killer found guilty of manslaughter
In Fort Wayne Indiana George Adama was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of John Wilson a federal prohibition agent. The jury deliberated from 5 58 p m yesterday until 9 30 m today delivering the verdict. The penalty ranges from a few years to 23 years in prison.
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Ort Wayne
Ind
George Adama
John Wilson
Per Alty
Tiny
Prisport
Fresh Japanese ultimatum to Ma Chan-Shan over Manchuria crisis
Tokyo reports a new ultimatum demands Ma Chan-Shan withdraw from the Nonni river area and meet the original terms by November 25. Ma’s ambiguous reply is deemed unsatisfactory. In Harbin, Ma’s agent delivers a vague assent while negotiations are expected to continue amid heightened Japanese military preparations.
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Nanni River
Japan
Makden
Mapeiuka
Ma Chan- Shan
Nomni River
He Reite
Shigero Honjo
Manus
Harbin
Manchuria
Ma Chan-Shan
Tsitsihar
League of Nations
United Press
Wife Held For Shooting Husband After Hunting Quarrel
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Mrs Laverne Culbertson held on murder charges after her husband Albert Culbertson, an engineer, was shot following a quarrel over a hunting trip with Robert Walker. Coroner to examine Culbertson home to determine if the shot was accidental as claimed by Mrs Culbertson. Walker and his wife Hazel Walker face legal actions tied to the incident as the inquest proceeds.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Laverne Culbertson
Lebanon
Jmil
W. J. McGregor
Culbertson
Culbertaon
Hitch-Hiker Struck by Automobile on North Center Street
Lester Clark of Kennedy, N C, crippled and using crutches, was hit by a car on North Center Street between Oakley and Columbus avenues around 6 15 pm. He suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises and is hospitalized at Corry. the driver Ted Lines RD failed to see him until the crash occurred.
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Whitey
North Center Street
Oakley Street
Columbus Avenue
Lester Clark
Kennedy
N. C
Clarke
Corry Hospital
Pony Lines
Lines
Clare
Corry Nospital
Waterford
Janson Hatch
City Council Holds Routine Monthly Meeting
City Council met in the municipal building chambers for a routine monthly session presided by Mayor Franke T. England. Actions included granting a permit for a new 18 by 24 foot addition to the Emblem Gil Company filling station on East South street, noting a sewer and sidewalk dispute, and approving blasting on a West Wayne property with a $2,000 bond and standard regulations. The Martin property sidewalk issue was referred to the streets superintendent and city solicitor for a report at the next meeting.
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Yemulay Gem
Franke T. England
Gi! Company
East South Street
Council
Blakeslee
C. L. Thomas
West Wayne
Bond Streets
Ius
Martin
East Wayne Street
Humorist Speaker Delights Rotary Club at Hotel Corry
A well known humorist lectured at First Methodist Episcopal church tonight after addressing the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry. He offered humorous takes on current events, entertaining attendees including Dallas Smiley of Union City and Howard J. Sheen, Senior High principal. A Thanksgiving Day program is planned for next Tuesday’s Rotary meeting.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Newell
Service Club
Dallas Smiley
Union City
Howard J. Sheen
Stock Prices Rally After Early Decline In Market Turnaround
New York traders saw a recovery after an initial dip as grain prices led gains and farm shares such as J. J. Case, Sears Roebuck, and Montgomery Ward posted extensive advances. Automobiles faced hesitation amid optimism about next year. Copper prices rose on rumors of ongoing curtailment talks.
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New York
J. J. Case
Sears Roebick
Montgomery Wad
Push Bill for Coal Industry Rehabilitation
Harrisburg dispatch reports a bill to create a commission to study rehabilitation of the bituminous coal industry. Sponsored by Governor Pinchot and Rep. Henderson, the measure aims to coordinate with nearby coal states on restoring prosperity. The bill is on the House calendar for final passage in the special session.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Henderson
House
Pinchot
Rep. Henderson
Payette
Moore
Senate
Willis Schnader
Schnader
Cumberland
County
Rioting by 3000 Unemployed Near Shoreditch Dole Offices
Rioting broke out outside the Shoreditch dole offices as a crowd of about 3000 unemployed clashed with mounted and foot police. Two policemen and several unemployed individuals were slightly injured. Mr and Mrs H Crags and family have returned home from Cleveland after visiting relatives.
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Unies
London
Shoreditch Dole
Uni T
H. Gr Crags
Cleveland
Suspected firebug blamed for Chalauqua lake losses
Fire destroyed two Corry summer cottages at Findley Lake Chalauqua County injuring the Kibler and Mable properties. Dr John Kibler faces 3000 to 6000 loss partly insured. Allie Mable 8000 to 10000 loss. Firemen from Sherman Clymer volunteers aided, investigation likely by New York authorities.
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Pindley Lake
Poplar
Chalauqua County
Harry Fischer
Pittsburgh
Little Kenny
Kibler
Mable
Mable Summer Home
Mable Gorge
Fischer Cottage
Sherman
Clymer
Little Corry
Findley Lake Village
Yale
New York
Two Road Camps for Unemployed Opened
Harrisburg reports the first two road camps for Pennsylvania unemployed opened today in Normalville Payette county and Claysville Washington county. Governor Pinchot announced meals are provided by the state for unemployed men seeking road work and the camps will house 70 men through winter with plans to host up to 11,000 men in additional camps.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Normalville
Payette County
Claysville
Washington County
Pinchot
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Networks
A radio listing outlines five top entertainment slots across networks DWABC GBS WEAF NBC and CBS. Programs include Louse's Band, a mixed chorus segment, and a male chorus, with times ranging from 5:00 to 11:10.
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DWABC
WEAF
NBC
Louse
Souis
Ralph
WABC
CBS
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