Alleged Slayer Captured In Erie Arrest Linked To Cincinnati Murder Case
Joseph Poholely was arrested in Erie on a larceny charge and later released, en route to Taalanapolia for questioning in the Miller murder case. Indiana state police identify him as one of four indicted for first degree murder in Patterson County, with ties to Herbert Hicks and other associates. G-men report unclear connections.
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Taalanapolia
Harry R. Miller
Cincinnati
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Warren
Ohio
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Suspert
Erie
Fils
Department of Justice
Washington
G-men
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Idiana
Poholsky
Prapklin County
Ind
Willy
Herbert L. Hicks
Piera Miller
Investral
Dielay
Peach Mene
Frank Gore Williams
Wiliam Kukiirnan
PSC under pressure opens two big moves
Harrisburg reports the Public Service Commission challenges Pennsylvania Railroad requests to fix permanent increases in depression era freight rates on bituminous and anthracite coal, arguing the move harms the state coal industry. The commission also convenes a major rate-reduction session, summoning telephone company officials for a November 24 informally.
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Harrisburg
Pennsyvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Publi Service’ Commission
C. J. Goodnough
PSO
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania Commission
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Asiisials
Probe Crash Injures WPA Workers in Monongahela Route
A crash on the road between Finleyville and Monongahela injured about a dozen Workers Progress Administration laborers. Driver Himer Jericho, 35, of Monongahela, reported the truck veered off the road after being hit by an automobile yesterday.
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Monongahela
State Highway Patrol
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Finleyville
Monongahele
Himer Jericho
A. A. Myrter
Drorary
Ask for Peace Demand Echoes Across Labor Rift
Max Zaxitsky ally of John L. Lewis denounces HIAFE Union Teachers as part of the Asnerioss Federation of Lai convention. He says threats and reprisals have stiffened the resolve of Communists and provoked hostility, undermining efforts at conciliation amid labor tension.
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Tampa
Ida
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John L. Lewis
Teilay
HIAFE
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Ipsiegerts Orn
Mpor
Asnerioss Federation of Lai
Pragerul
Tne
Atlantic
Grit
Zaeltsky
Ghost Parade at Senior High to Draw Big Audience
Advance ticket sales point to strong turnout for the Junior class play The Ghost Parade at the Senior HK school auditorium tomorrow evening. The three act comedy features a large cast including Abasolom Hawks Burton Sheriff Robert Swanson and Harriet Anderson. Reserved seats are on sale at Condra's Brug store with tickets also from Junior and Senior class members. proceeds fund student programs.
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Abasolom -Hawks
Burton
Sheriff
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Hiram
MacBane Sears
Rastus
Robert Ehint
Abbe Higgenbottom
Kenneth Paulson
Jonase
Preston Ohry
Maillds
Rawhe
Gratij Mamie Rose
Harriet Anderson
Ann Waldins
Shirley Emman
Afulc Smart
Walter Dundon
Ted Lewin
Bivyn Gaze
Miss Abegall Jones
Marian Donaldson
Billy “Emount
Betty Fogle
Claud'a
Betty Jane Dahlstrand
Flo
Mary Loveland
the Pest
Betty Jane Stewart
Condra
Brug
Grangers Work On Big Program At National Grange
Colimbus Ohio November delegates at the annual National Grange session work under pressure to complete policy on long and short haul crop insurance taxation and other matters. They reaffirm the drive to preserve the free market for American agriculture and oppose any move to scale down the present excise tax law that would favor certain commodities.
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Colimbus
National Grange
Grangera
President Roosevelts voyage to Pan American conference
President Roosevelt braved rough seas aboard the U S S Chester while sailing toward South America for the Pan American conference opening in Buenos Aires. The journey, dated November 18, underscores leadership at sea with Roosevelt described as a capable sailor despite weather challenges.
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Grilget
Il Duce Plan Wins War Council Backing
Rome November 19 Mussolini won broad backing from the fascist grand council for expanding military forces. The vote supported more guns airplanes ships and men to strengthen Italy’s war potential and align with Nazi Germany amid tense international affairs. Mussolini outlined agreements with Germany and plans to bring Austria Hungary into a anti red bloc while discussing relations with France and Britain. Galeazzo Ciano, foreign minister and Mussolini son in law, reported on visits to Berlin Vienna and Budapest. Top fascist leaders attended the sessions.
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United Press
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Fascist Grand Council
Benito Mussolini
Austria
Hungary
France
Great Britain
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Count Galeeazzo Clano
Berlin
Vienna
Budapest
Fusciama
Gable Granted Third Respite From Death Sentence
In Harrisburg a pardon board recommended a third respite for Jake Gable a 21 year old condemned for the murder of his neighbor Harriet Goltstein 79 in Johnstown. The board urged postponing the execution at Rockview prison to the week of January 4 to allow rehearing of his clemency appeal at the December session. Lieutenant Governor Kennedy said the sanctions reflect ongoing questions about Gable sanity.
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Jake Gable
Harriet Goltstein
Johnstown
George H. Earry
Pardon Board
RockView
Gable
Thomas. Kennedy
PLAN NEW FORM OF STEEL UNION
Pittsburgh reports steel workers oppose rigid company unions plan a new autonomous national employee representative body would bargain for 500000 mill workers a test session will be held in Youngstown Ohio to gauge sentiment and gather representatives from the Youngstown Cleveland area New York social register lists Mrs Wallis Simpson as retained in the elect line despite divorce and royal friendship
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Pittsburgh
Mouchige
Youngstown
Youngstown-Cleveland Area
New York
Wallis Sihipkon
Edaware
England
France Moves to Safeguard Interests Amid Mediterranean Tensions
London reports Prime Minister Eden told parliament Britain would shield shipping from a potential blockade of Spanish ports, warning actions to defend British interests will be pursued. Paris dispatch notes France seeks emergency measures and shows concern over Italian German recognition of the Nationalist junta amid fears of trouble in coming weeks.
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United Press
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Great Britain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Josiah Clement Wedgwood
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Barcelona
Eden
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Willidm Gallacher
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France
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Banks to mail $25,500 in Christmas savings
Banks in Corry and nearby counties announce the distribution of Christmas savings totaling about $25,500 to club members, subscribers, and district customers. The National Bank and County banks report roughly $18,000 and $7,500 respectively will be mailed in savings checks, with December 4 set for first distribution and December 15 for total mailing. The effort aims to boost local business and Christmas shopping despite economic pressures.
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Glulzens
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Chembers Absirt
Decemer
Pyer
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Coldest Night Hits Western Pennsylvania Towns
A harsh cold snap dropped readings to near or below zero across western Pennsylvania. McKinley Station logged two below zero while Kane’s area earned the title cold weather capital. Rockland reported zero with Titusville at six above and oil cities showing around thirteen. Temperatures rebounded to 28 above by noon as warm weather was forecast for Sunday.
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Titusville
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Qooperstown
Franklin
Oil City
Gobbler Racket Under Big Probe in Thanksgiving Prep
Washington reports a gobbler racket is under federal probe as Thanksgiving nears. Chief J Edgar Hoover orders the G-men to investigate alleged efforts to fix turkey prices amid a looming white meat shortage.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Turkey Trust
Horfer
Mings
Pennsylvania considers special session on unemployment law
Attorney General Charles J Margiott headed to Washington to consult federal authorities on unemployment insurance aspects of Social Security. Governor Warle directed Margiott to seek a firm decision on whether a December Pennsylvania Legislature session is needed to pass unemployment insurance legislation to meet federal requirements.
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Atttorney
Charles J
Margiott
Washington
Carter
George H. Warle
Prucci
Pennsylvania
Three Planes Fall In Madrid Battle Reported
Three planes are reported to have fallen in a Madrid air battle as Loyalist and insurgent forces clashed high above the city. The fight followed a bombardment that wounded and killed during the engagement over Teas, with several aircraft shot down in the exchange.
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United Press
Wattenallat
Muilvil
Riot in Paris After Salengro Death Sparks Clashes
In Paris rioting erupted on the Champs Elysees following the death by suicide of Roger Salengro. Authorities vowed to use only mild measures to keep peace as Parliament convenes next Thursday, amid fears of further clashes.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Roger Salengro
Murderer Speculates On Death In Chair In Indiana Pa
A confused coal miner Andy Yacos confesses to killing a middle aged couple over whiskey and worries about the electric chair. Sheriff Koozer reports the bodies of Andy Spelocis and his wife found in White Station with multiple stab wounds and slashes. Yacos asks how long before sentencing and repeats questions about the chair.
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United Press
Indiana
Andy Yacos
Mutts
Yacos
Lue Mining
Mooween Westmoreland Way
Sherif Harry J. Koozer
Andy Spelocis
Anne
White Station
Conemaugh Riven
Spelock
Sheyit Koozer
REA to Build Generating Plant in Area
REA deputy administrator John Caemody says two sites are being examined for a possible generating plant in the district. Progress on Mira electrification lines slows due to uncertainty over power source. Congress funds Northwest Cooperative program including Beaverdam project. work delayed awaiting clear power source. Over 60 miles of poles set in Crawford County and 70 miles of wire laid. Work centered at Sacgertown with extension north past Lavery's Corners.
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Electric Company
Congress
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Crawford County
Sacgertown
Hay
Lavery
Enrollment Open for Shorthand Classes at La Senior High
Genevieve Johnson directs WPA shorthand sessions at La Senior High Tuesday and Thursday evenings offering beginner and advanced courses. Beginners meet at 6 or 7 o'clock with advanced at 8:30. Registration accepted in small groups or via Mrs. Johnson at her home or during study evenings.
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Genevieve Johnson
WPA
Johnson
Red Cross Roll Call Advances Urges Support in Districts
Red Cross Roll Call progresses with canvassing in business and residential districts. Mrs J J Haight reports initial checks from mercantile firms but full campaign updates await the storm delay and supply arrival. Ward chairs list local volunteers as drives push toward a successful completion. Harrisburg reports note Republican women urged coalition to back broad pro American program.
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Red Cross
J. J.haight
Haight
Fuat
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Pollows
Thomas Roelofs
Thar
Stuart Houghton
G. Wood
Olin W. Bracken
Buasnasg
George Keefe
Tal
Tout Ward
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