Germany Faces Anti Semitic Drive Hampering Hitler’s Plans
In Meadville area, two fatal and one critical auto wrecks mark a deadly week end as three people die and others suffer severe injuries. A Mill Road crash west of Cambridge Springs killed Harry Hillard, 20, while his wife, 31, survived with serious injuries. A separate collision west Limestone to Clarion county killed Mrs. Bessie Bonser, 20, and Mrs. Anthony Swanson, 45. In Erie, rescue efforts failed to free Hillard from the burning car. Officials note the region endures multiple crashes with grave outcomes, including a fatal fire after a rollover near Route 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desi
Wither
Harry Hillard
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Nee Husband
Nini
Hillard
Nin
West Limestone
Clarion County
Bessie Bonser
Oak Ridge
Apmatron¢ County
Anthony Swanson
McWilliams
Munich
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Europe
Great Britain
France
Britain
Pascial
Italy
Reich
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hiller
Ruthenia
Prague
Alma
Great
Chamberlain
Gang Parolee Slain in Philadelphia
United Press reports in Philadelphia that 29 year old parolee Piccarelli, released in 1933 after a 20 year sentence for gang slaying in 1879, was shot multiple times in his car. The incident, part of a recent gang war outbreak, followed a police disruption of a planned South Philadelphia execution. Four men are in custody as authorities investigate motives linked to tavern disputes and gang tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Phtaditphta
Picenréll
Piccarelli
Piccarsi
Philadelphia
Legislature resumes special meet tonight in Harrisburg
Harrisburg November 21 The lame duck legislature reconvenes with the senate Democrats pressing to confirm Governor Grovee H Torre appointees including Leo Crossen as state liquor control board chair and Arthur D Colestove to the Public Utility Commission. Senate two thirds or full party caucus needed. confirmations hinge on late war term endings and cabinet appointments with several terms expiring in 1941 and 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winstan Bree
Harrisburg
Senate
Grovee H. Torre
House
Leo A. Crossen
State Hauor Control Board
Public Utility Commission
Arthur D.colestove
Warle
Alret
Arthur H. James
Colveroye
Prosser
Smnnort
Armeintrenta
Seera
Roman
Guy K. Bard
Mablie Agsiatanne
Artinir SY. Hews
Renkin
Trion Mok
Reckman
Hiohwava
Rov &, Brownmiller
Revenue
J. Griffith
Forttes Sentence Deferred in Arson Case
Judge W. B. Hirt postponed the sentencing of William F. Forttes, convicted of arson, to the November term with no reason given for the delay. Albert Drake alias Bishop will also be arraigned for sentence later after pleading guilty to a larceny count.
City Observes Thanksgiving Quietly With Observances
Stores close Thursday and schools suspend classes as the city marks Thanksgiving with home gatherings. Special services planned at Presbyterian Church, Methodist Episcopal church, Christian Science church, and St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches. An Elk's Thanksgiving dance venue indicates high attendance.
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Corry
Elk's Home
Stanford Hose Company
Thirsney
Varios
Presbyterian Chick
Fey
Perry
W Hanes
Methodist Episcopal
Unemployed Over 40 Targeted in Legion Effort
Crawford district backs community service plan for 1929 at a Cambridge Springs conference. The American Legion posts, including Corry units, will urge employers to consider men over 40, citing stability and experience. Dr. A L P Sturrock outlined online plans as keynote, with Red Cross cooperation and scholarship contests featured.
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Crawford District
Cambridge Springs Yeateriay
American Legion
Corry
Alp, Sturrock
Waterford
State Department
Phy
Henry JD. Beavn
Meaityi
Fonta Nation
Slisaster Yelief
Red Cross
Amercan Legion
Guy J. Wadlinger
New Castle
Fog lights stolen during night break in on West Church
Thieves entered the garage of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Cithert on West Church Street during the night and stole two fog lights from their Chrysler sedan. A check-up showed no other items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Cithert
West Church Street
Unemployment Benefits Totals For Corry District
Unemployment compensation totaling $75 414.20 has been paid through the Corry district office since benefits began for jobless workers. A total of 7 616 checks averaged $9.90. For the week ending November 11 checks issued totaled $204.45. Nationally 51 887 benefit checks worth $559 264 were distributed. New claims filed the same week numbered 4 431. As of November 16, total payments since February 4 reached 906 467 505 across 598 5029 checks. The average check remained around $11.20.
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Corry
Secretary of Labor
Tduntry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Two Miners Entombed Forty Hours Rescued in Pa
Shenandoah Pa November 21 William Bokuniewicz 62 father of 11 says he will resume work at the hoist in the coal hole where apprentice miners were entombed forty hours before their rescue Sunday morning Joseph Comisky 18 and Bokuniewicz were in Locust Mountain Hospital despite protests that forty hot seventy feet underground had not harmed them Hospital authorities say both are in fine shape but on partial pen month watch.
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Shenandoar
William Bokuniewicz
Hoot- Jeg
Ansum
Bokuniewics
Joseph Comisky
Locust Mountain Hospital
Hospital Oattactes
Seven crippled boys drown when auto hits mine hole
Seven crippled boys aged 7 to 12 and 23 year old driver William MacIntosh drowned Saturday when their car sank into a water filled mine cave in near Wilers-Bark. Deputy Coroner Brislin ordered a Tuesday inquest with township officials and the Stanton colliery superintendent to determine ownership and responsibility. Officials noted mine workings under the road had been abandoned ten years, and questioned whether ropes around the pit were in place ten hours earlier.
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United Press
Wilers-Bark
Heavoner
Ace
William MacIntosh
Kirby Memorial Health Center
Emmett J Brislin
Inniesty Pownshits Prlice
Michael Stub
Saic MacTintos
Casey
Norway's Queen Maud Dies in London Mourning
In London on November 21, Britain and Norway joined in mourning Queen Maud of Norway who died yesterday in a private clinic. She was the surviving child of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra and was known as the "little queen."
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Inlondon
Britain
Norway
Aud
Edward VII
Mexandela
Second man dies in crash spurs probe in Union City
Dr W G Stroble, Mie county coroner, renewed his investigation into a weekend crash that killed Bernard Wellman 42 of O Dell atreet Union City and Clarence Fogle 47 of Talon Gily. Wellman died after a St Vincent's Hall Erie injury while Fogle perished when a car struck a trailer truck on Route 19 seven miles north of Waterford on November 11. Wellman operated a barber shop at 42 North Main Street Union City and is survived by his widow and three siblings.
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W. G. Stroble
Mie
Union City
Bernard Wellman
O'Dellatreet
O'Clors
Evergreen Cemetery
Wellman
St. Vincent's Hall
Erie
Clarence Fogle
West High Street
Talon Gily
Stroble
Vallad Anita de Agei
Virgil B. Leonad
Bucyrus
C. Leonard
North Main Street
Gladys Wellman
Sunoco Station Opens North of Cer tz Street
Sunoco station erected by C F Brown north of his residence on North Cer tz street is now open. W A Williams named station manager and former McCreery Rubber executive will stock a full line of automobile services. Formal opening postponed about two weeks due to heating equipment installation and other work.
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C.F. Brown
North Certz Street
W. A. Willains
Mr. Brown
Elmer McElroy
Sun Hit Company
Williams
McCreery Tireani Rubber Company
Indiana
Meadville
Cony
Titisville
Auto Accidents In Vicinity Reported Over Weekend
Several auto accidents occurred in Corry and nearby areas over the weekend with no serious injuries. Arch C. Lyons of Port Allegany, formerly of the city, was treated for facial lacerations after a collision near Warner’s Corners on Sunday morning. Elmer B. Gilbertson of the city drove, rear ending Joseph H. Brogdon’s vehicle in dense fog. Gilbertson had bruises. Brogdon’s occupants were unhurt. Dr J Donald Peebles of Titusville sustained a minor neck cut when his car was side swiped by a truck driven by J W Hatch of Waterford Saturday night. The Peebleses were traveling home from Erie. The report notes the scene was fogbound and that the incident continued on Page Two.
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Corry
Arch C. Lyons
Port Allegany
Warner's Corners
Elmer B. Gilbertson
Joseph H. Brogdon
Orchard Street
Erie
Brogdon
Impart
Lyons
Corry Hospital
Gilbertson
J. Donald Peebles
Titusville
J. W. Hatch
R. D
Waterford
Mra. Peebles
Tuunville
Second probe of charges to get under way
Harrisburg reports that Berks County Judge Paul N Schaeffer ordered the September Dauphin County grand jury to convene December 5 for the graft inquiry into Gov. George H Earle and 13 other Democratic administration leaders. The delay stems from court assignments and scheduling with Dauphin County District Attorney Carl T Shelley coordinating the petition filed in April. The process will proceed while the January jury is convened.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Prand
Alyhai
Sania
Tllwood J
Department of Lab and Industry
Painh M. Bashore
Bashore
District AU
del B. Shelley
Charles J. Mareio
Shore
Damneritie State Committee
Ross
Sant Ne Fodawa
Tinh
Bashire
Cole
Bashora
David G. Lawrence
Edward W. Prendercast
George H. Earle
Newt
Earle
David J. Lawresma
House
Craft
Henmat
George H. Warle
Few Bears Taken in Pennsylvania Hunters Report
Only one Corry hunter, Peter Hanaan, succeeded during the 1998 Pennsylvania bear season which closed Saturday. Dense hunting notes cite light snow as a key reason for the small kill. Small game hunters have one more week to pursue rabbits, squirrels, and hogneck through Saturday, November 26.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Saturay
Peter Hanaan
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Hitler
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Maud
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City
Moe
Harry Spires
North Center Street
Sunoco
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Blue Sunoco
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