Stratosphere Flight Fliers Safe After Night Swamp Landing
In Fairton New Jersey Commander Settle and Major Fordney survived a perilous night landing in a swamp while safeguarding most of the scientific records from the first American stratosphere flight. Fordney carried breakfast and guided calls to naval sponsors as they waited for daylight to secure the vessel. Altitude reached about 50 000 feet, with authorities to assess radiative and scientific results later.
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United Press
Fairton
N. J
T. G. W. Settle
New Jersey
Delaware
Chester L. Fordney
Tairton
Bby
Settle
Fordney
Settie
Wordney
M. Johnston
Joraney
Fortiney
Fie
Liént
W. Settle
Chester H Fordney
Akron
Drowned Man Recovered From Car Plunge at Harbor
Los Angeles firemen recovered the body of an elderly man identified as Red W Roberts from a sedan that plunged into Los Angeles Harbor. The vehicle surfaced in a chaotic scene as divers searched for additional possible victims, while authorities suspected the driver was alone.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Aman
Tyne
Major auto firms to join aviation shift across industry
United Press reports that the auto sector's giants push to seize air industry. Chrysler via DeSoto plans all metal planes under 1000 dollars. General Motors controls North American Aviation and many aero holdings. William Stout, ex Ford designer, leads a new aviation company. Ford and others monitor developments.
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John Owen
United Press
Deproit Mich
Nacon
Af Init
Eiant
Chrysler Corporation
de Sota, Corporation
State Probe of Alleged Favors to Distilleries
Harrisburg November 21 A legislative inquiry opens in the General Assembly into charges western distilleries bribed for favorable liquor purchases by the state. A. Leo Weil of Schenley Products accused he firm was promised five sixths of state liquor business. The House Ways and Means Committee approved a five member panel to investigate the allegations as part of the administration’s $1 permanent liquor tax bill. Weil asserted bribes would secure favored state contracts. officials avoided naming individuals when questioned. The probe, authorized by Speaker Talbot, aims to start today with Governor Pinchot informed of the charges.
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Ross Downing
United Ares
Harrisburg
House
Clinton A. Sowers
Philadelphia
Republican
Sowers
Grover C. Talbot
A. J. White Hutton
Franjcin
James H. McClure
Allegheny
Rep. Sowers
A G. Steede
Fred C. Gatt
Ner
Samuel B. Hurt
Leonard P. Kane
Joseph Reckenwalil
Jini
Hiram G. Andrews
Cambria
Republican Party
Hutton
Britton
Talbot
Dew
United Press
General Assembly
Hie
A. Leo’ Weil
Schienley Products Co
Pittsburgh
Gibson and Overholt
Ways and Means
Fils
Stres
Grover
Moreton Witkin
Uhalraian
Fey
Pinchst
Lindberghs Reach Azores After Stormy Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrive at Fayal Azores after a troubled leg from Lisbon. Radio reports say the big seaplane passed near the islands and was seen at San Miguel port on the eastern coast as heavy storms and strong winds reduced speed to about 100 miles per hour.
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United Press
Horta
Azorde Islands
Charles A. Lindburgh
Lindbergh
Huyal
Azaives
Lisbon
Horna
San Migul
Louay
Miter
Ans
Azores
Tess Tia
Sih Miguél
Balan
Horla
San Miguel
Call for stronger protections for women and minors
Philadelphia area leaders urge Pennsylvania to enact minimum wage laws for women and children, cap maximum hours, and strengthen child labor rules. The report from the joint committee cites wages under 50 dollars weekly for many workers and minors under 16 employed in industrial work, recommending annual plant registrations and enforcement improvements.
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United Press
Hahrrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Joint Legislative Committee
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Thomas J. Gallashen
Allegheny
Clarence J. Moser
Ailén
Town
Dude Horace Stern
Phililephia
Bertram G. Frazier
Philadelphia
Department of, Labor and Industry
Lsbor
King Unmoved at Denunciation in Parliament Hall
London November 21 King George listened as Labor MP Job McGovern charged the government with parasitism and hypocrisy during a state speech. The monarch remained silent while the rowdy exchange unfolded with tempers flaring in the Commons. The queen watched as the scene drew sharp parliamentary attention.
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United Press
London
King George
Job McGovern
Bat Heat Eth
Labor
Commons
Thos Preset
McGovern
Kim Abc
Tyere
Ignoriiz
Glascow
Early announcement on Sparta road improvements reported
Meadville advices today brought encouraging word on the three mile improvement of the Spartansburg route. An early implementation may follow completion of Route 200 from Dulé Gogley to Hie vile and Spartansburg to the Urie county line. Federal funds might cover the gap with a hoped contract in the spring.
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Meadville
Dulé Gogley
Hievile
Spartansburg
Urie County
Corry
Good Roads
Spartansuitg
Health expert speaks before service clubs in city
Health educator Dr. K Kleinschmidt of the National Tuberculosis Association addressed Rotary and Kiwanis members at the Hotel Corry about using advertising in health work. The talk covered TB campaigns, Christmas seal plans, and the impact of public awareness on health programs. A sketch titled Sour Mill Turned Sweet was also performed by local participants. Kenneth Winter and Dr N D Gillette attended as guests.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis Ghibs
K. Kleinschmit
Kleinschmidt
Frank J. Babbjit
Kenneth Buer
Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
N.D. Gillette
County Association
Dy Kleindchmidt
U S Sovi et Agreement on All Problems Near Completion
Washington dispatch reports a possible Thursday completion of a US-Soviet accord to reset relations. Key issues include Russia’s debt to the US, American private claims for confiscated property, and Soviet counter-claims over the 1918 Archangel expedition. Litvinov leads talks with Litvinov and US officials aiming to finalize debts and claims within a week of resumed talks.
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Linited Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Moscow
America
Archangel
Maxim Litvinov
State
Treasury Departments
United Press
William Bullitt
Wilam Phillips
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Borah
Île de Prancé
Roosevelt
Kill Deer After Leg Broken Near City
A deer north of the city near Corry was injured yesterday after its leg broke when it fled a fence. Deputy Game Protector Swan euthanized the animal and the carcass was sent to Corry hospital for disposal.
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Corry Hospital
Swan
Wink
Conneaut Park Holdings Pass to Bank in Sale
Conneaut Park, long a tri state excursion resort, was sold at a federal district court sale for 35000 dollars to the Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Company. The bank assumed 10000 dollars in taxes. The golf course was not part of the sale and remains with Meadville bank after equipment sold for 700 dollars.
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Conneaut Lake
Pav
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Peopless
Pittsburgh ‘Trust Company
Tri-State
Pari
Galt
Mito
HJ. McDonald
Meadville Bank
Lee Tracy Faces Mexico City Court Trouble
Movie star Lee Tracy is arraigned in Mexico City on charges tied to public order during a balcony appearance. Police report indicate the incident occurred at a celebration for dictator Proto Diez and involved military guards and bystanders. Neighboring details remain unclear due to garbled reporting.
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Lee Tracy
Mexico
Unitéd Frese
Mexico City
Bee ‘Tracy
Moving Picture
Etniridia
Govirmient
Tynter
Nina Toy
Merle
Proto Diez
Uadate
Tracy
Miericen
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Kiwanis Clubs
Tuckahom
Hugh Green
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Egypt
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Conneaut Park Park Holdings
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