G O P Split Over Tariff Plan Amid Senate Debates
WASHINGTON Nov 18 The Republican split over the tariff bill deepened as the Senate resumed its unsettled grind. Independent Republicans rejected a guard proposal to revise the Fordney McCumber plan toward higher duties only for agriculture while preserving industrial rates. The party without a leader faced internal discord, hurried by news of Secretary of War Good's near death and a canceled dinner meeting.
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Gy Paul Ft. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Chamber
Charlee L. McNary
Oregon
Senate
Rep
New Guard
Tari Hill
Fordney-McCumber
Gand Ter
Hunver Cabiat
State permit for traffic lights sought at city intersections
The city seeks state permission to install automatic traffic control lights at Smith and Center streets and at Columbus Avenue and Center Street. Traffic surveys show 1,453 vehicles at Smith Center and 1,360 at Columbus Avenue between 4 and 6 pm, mostly through Center Street. Council approved minutes and gas company excavation petitions while dismissing a bid for eater basins and manholes. The permit application was sent to the state highway department for review.
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Smith and Center Streets
Columbus Avenue
Center Streets
State Highway Department
Starr
Fmblic Aigely
Cornell
Smith-Center Street
Center Street
Highway Department
Olin
W. Bracken
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Wast Pleasant Streel
Hear Wing Case On Next Monday
District Attorney Otto Herbst announced that testimony to determine the degree of crime in the murder case of George Wing will be heard by Judge William Hirt at 10 oclock next Monday morning. Wing, 29, of Concord township, pleaded guilty to the murder of his year old nephew, Lavern Ormabee, last Monday. Two witnesses were to be heard this Thursday but were postponed due to delays in other cases.
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George Wing
Concord Township
Pirates hold 70 aboard after steamer sunk near Hong Kong
An Archinge Telegraph dispatch from Hong Kong reports pirates sank a steamer at Welyie and killed two crewmen. They captured 70 passengers and hold them for ransom. The pirates allegedly plundered 320,000 Lin from the steamer before dispersing.
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United Press London
Hong Kong
Welyie
Hundred Families to Receive Turkey Dinners in Corry Event
Corry and vicinity residents will be treated to turkey dinners the day after Thanksgiving through the Corry Credit Exchange. Turkeys, ten pounds each, will be awarded at the Rex theatre next Monday at 3 pm after a free movie showing. Coupons were distributed by merchants with no $1 purchase required. Winning numbers will be posted. no attendance needed to win. The Rex theatre will host a 2 pm film and the turkey drawing follows at 3 pm.
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Corry Credit Exchange
Rex Theatre
Corry
Credit Exchange
Blatt
Rotary Club Hears Lumber Films From West Virginia Mill
Crawford Cailisch of Union City presented films at the Rotary Club luncheon showing West Virginia lumbering operations and a Canada fishing trip. The reel accompanied remarks about a service club tale. Forty-three members and guests attended, with visitors from Corry and Union City among them.
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Rotary Club
West Virginia
Crawford Cailisch
Union City
Canada
Callisch
Service Club
Witsweek
Carlisch
C. Crawford Bala
Boro
Lerave Ottoway
K. A. Hook
A. J. Schaub
Corry
R. Mullero
Mc Vicker
Left Infant in Auto While She Skated at Duquesne Garden
In Pittsburgh on November 19 a patrolman found a one-year-old girl alone in a parked car near Duquesne Garden. The car was towed to the station and the child placed in care of Mrs. May Downey. An hour later Mrs. Charles Cott retrieved the child, claiming she had been skating, and the car was released to A W Hodgeson of Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tytns
Duquesne Garden
May Downey
Max Fron
Charles Cott
Kittanalys
Hurley May Be Elevated To War Secretary
Washington report on potential Hoover cabinet reshuffle as Pat Hurley of Tulsa Oklahoma emerges as acting secretary after Gand The post would place a southern representative in the cabinet and honor a World War veteran. Donovan and Robinson are noted contenders alongside existing Pittsburgh and California officials.
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Pat Hick J. Hurley
Tulsa
Wesume
Gand
Ils
Hurley
South
Hoover
Oklahoma
War Department
Wet
Donovan
New York
Philippines
Taw
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Robinson
Wilbur
California
Columbus Man Held for Court on DWI Charge
Floyd Mewioy, also called Conmpus, was stopped ten days ago by Corporal Kennedy of the state highway patrol for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He waived a hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark Nesom at Warren, was held under $500 bond for the next Warren county court term. Ball was furnished by McEirey, who will appear before the grand jury on the first Monday in December. Mrs. John Willis, after a visit in Muskoka and Toronto, Can., visited the city today on her way to Kansas. Mrs. Ella Munom, of Ioizin, is in the city today on business.
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Floyd Mewioy
Conmpus
Corporal Kennedy
State Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace
Clark Nesom
Warren
Ball
McEirey
Grand
John Willis
Muskoka
Toronto
Can
Kans
Ella Munaom
Ioizin
Death of War Secretary Good After Operation Comples
Washington November 19, Secretary of War James W. Good 63 died at Walter Reed Hospital after complications from an operation for acute appendicitis. He lingered in semi conscious condition more than 24 hours as infection spread, with artificial respiration and oxygen in final hours. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover visited. a state funeral at the White House is planned with cabinet members and diplomatic corps attending. Burial will be at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with a special train carrying officials to the funeral.
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Wien
Tom
Jose
Riuid
Good
Mrs. Good
James W. Good, Jr
Hvanston
Northwestern University
Robert Edmund Good
Lves
Washington
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Wohle House
Hoover
Diplomatic Corps
Patrick Jay Hurley
Cedar Rapi
Priday
Grad
War Department
Interior Wilbur
Senate
House
Chicago
Gellar Rapids
Gate of Honor Bere
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Today
The schedule shows WAZ NBC Network at 3:00 BST featuring Goldman Parol Band and W3% NBC Network Around the World with Libby. At 9:00 BST Eveready Hour Shi hiet's Orchestra airs with WARG CBS Network. The 10 30 BST Old Gold Hour with White man's Orchestra on WEAT NBC Network precedes R. K. O. Vaudeville Hour.
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WAZ
NBC
Goldman
Tentative injunctions target eight clubs in western Pennsylvania
Temporary restraining orders against eight fraternal groups and one private club were issued in federal court over alleged liquor law violations. Addressed locations include St Marys, Johnsonburg, Ridgway, and DuBois with excursions into nearby bar rooms and club rooms. Ownership details name multiple lodge bodies and individuals across each site. The injunctions span one year from March 17, 1980, subject to a final hearing to dismiss if justified.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennington
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
St. Mary's
Johnsontarg
Ridgway
Duzois
Nellude
Moose
Elks
Tinlessy
St Lelved Benevolent Protective Order
Wiig
Jomsonbure
Elub Roms
Oos
Johnsonburg Lodge No. 149
Ana Par Myt
Aoor
Market Trent
Bt Marys
Claus
Leyal Order of Manse
St. Mary Lodge No
BPO B
At Marys
Propriear and Okey Club
St. Marys
Corporson
Joh Tenfel
Propriviir
Ethel Kaplan
Eagles Proterive Association
Joseph Metieson
Sem Shaneen
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks No
Huss Social Club
Corporation
Check Sharper Foiled In Operations Here
Louis G. Jarian of Buffalo, tied to a four hundred store New York check-fleecing ring, was arrested in Jamestown after a man believed to be his cohort tried to cash a rent drug store check. The trio’s other companions fled. Police warn druggists statewide of similar attempts. Firemen rescue a couple from a second floor as a fire destroys two frame buildings in Greensburg. Michael Kanalys and his wife were saved. guests at the Penn Albert hotel were unharmed.
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Louis G. Jarian
Buffalo
New York State
Useir
Jamestown
Condra
Jordan
Greensburg
Michael Kanalys
Penn Albert Hotel
Youths Found Guilty at Erie
A jury in Erie County Court found Fred Raymond Clifford Sheldon and other local youths guilty in the Corry Country Club burglary case. Five youths pleaded guilty or were convicted in the connected string of burglaries. Police witnesses included Chief Upton and Patrolmen Planningian and Brown.
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Is Mio
Erie
Fred Raymond
Cuftary Sheldon
Corry
Counsey
Clifford Sheldon
Wi Yam Sederburg
Jones
Melvin Ober
Polive 'Upton
Plannigan
Brown
Raymond
Dher
Exie
Gilhooley Given Six to Twelve Years For Series Of Holdups
George Gilhooley, 35, convicted on two robbery indictments in Pittsburgh, was sentenced to six to twelve years in Western Penitentiary by Judge Thomas Camnaban. Managers of two P.M. Butley stores identified him as the holdup man.
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Sy United PI
Pittsburgh
George Gilbuoley
Western Penitentiary
Thos. D. Camnaban
P.M. Butley Stores
Gilhooley
Exiled Trotsky Forecasts More World Conflict
Exiled Soviet leader Leon Trotsky, living on Prinkipo Island after expulsion, predicts ongoing global war despite disarmament efforts. He criticizes Hoover MacDonald talks and says equal U S British navies would still leave Britain unable to counter U S naval power, warning of protracted Anglo American antagonism.
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Tritzky
Hoover MacDonald
Trotty
United States
Britain
Rail executives pledge to Hoover to push expansion plans
Western rail leaders meet President Hoover in Washington pledging to move ahead with railcar orders, electrification gear, and mill work despite stock market fears. Conference with Secretary Mellon and Secretary Lamont aims to reassure dealers and keep thousands employed as rail companies eye multi million dollar orders.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Tlen
Mississippi
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of Commerce
Wall Street
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri
Southern Pacific
Sante Pe
Lackawanna
New Jersey
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White House
Council
WAR
Columbus
Warf
James Willian Good
Walter Ree
Bute
Dubois, Ridgway
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Trotsky
Leon ‘Trotzky
Russia
Marmora
Frederick Kuh
United Press European
Prinkipo Island
Sea of, Marimora
Leon Trotzky
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