Japanese Advance Threatens Nanking With Wusih Fall
United Press reports from Shanghai say Japanese forces reportedly captured Wusih, a key defense point northeast of Wusih near Lake Taihu, raising the prospect of a collapse of the Wusih Teiangyin line before Nanking. Bombardment of Kiangyin and Lungshan indicate plan for a mass move against Kiangyin. Chinese claims say armored boats attempting to redeploy on Lake Taihu were repulsed with heavy losses.
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Golden Rule Club Heads Offer Thanksgiving Gifts
Merchants of the Golden Rule Club plan a Thanksgiving distribution totaling 275 for city and nearby residents. Two $100 prizes, one $50 and one $5 are listed for this Wednesday afternoon drawing in City Park. Tickets with each $1 purchase. merchants’ ads note participation details. Erie police search for stolen car linked to Saturday night theft near a red light.
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Lsted
Agcounta
Auto Erie
Jack Reisenweber
Drowsy Driving Threat to Road Safety
About 200 traffic deaths occur yearly due to sleepy drivers. Some victims are merely drowsy, others actually fall asleep at the wheel. The ad urges avoiding driving, urging riders to let someone else drive or take a nap to prevent crashes.
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Pontrol
Deseo
Dafensa
Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Black Eligibility
The Supreme Court rejected today the latest challenge to Associate Justice Hugo L. Black’s eligibility. The petition sought to settle all questions about Black’s right to sit on the Mint bench once and for all and aimed to permit a formal suit against President Roosevelt’s only appointee to the tribunal.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
Robert Gray Taylor
Media
Elizabeth L. Seymour
Salamanca
Permiasio
Roosevelt
Arctic cold wave blankets nation with heavy snowfalls
A Arctic cold wave from the Rockies to the Alleghenies drives temperatures near zero across cities while snow depth increases from five to twelve inches in western regions. Snow flurries threaten travel from New York to New England as Moorhead Minnesota records the coldest readings and the Weather Bureau warns of continuing cold weather tonight.
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Corry
Dietrich
Waterford
Union City
United States Weather Bureau
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Arctic
Rockies
Alleghenies
Imany
Allasouri ‘Alley
Inola
Missouri
New Yorke
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
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Minn
Grange Names New Officers and Visit Planned
Corry Grange No. 33 held its Saturday meeting with Warner McCray named Master. Officers listed include overseer reaper Drake lecturer Mrs Nina Jewell steward John Wetlenburg and others. Bert Dickshein and wife joined Youngsville Grange members received. December 4 Cotte Grange will visit to present season program with invited grangers.
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Warner McCray
Columbus Grange
Corry Grange
Grange
Lerge
Reaper Drake
Mra
Nina Jewell
John Wetlenburg
Roy Swart
Mary Reyn
Emma Swanson
Mary Jimmy
Carl Swanson
Cares
Pauline Swanson
Pomona
Marion Swart
Flora
Beho Akam
Ruth Swart
Robert Cates
Oral Tompkins
Roy Gwart
Edna Drake
Youngsville Grange
Bert Dickshein
Orry Grange
Cotte Grange
Grangera
CROP CONTROL BILL SENT TO SENATE TODAY
Administration leaders brace for a test of strength in farm and labor legislation during Roosevelt's special session. An administration approved farm income stabilizing bill cleared by the Senate Agriculture Committee and set for noon introduction, with debate to begin tomorrow. House action on labor standards and reorganization bills remains uncertain amid opposition and potential delays.
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Alex Morris
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Roosevelt
Congress
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House
TVA
Jas
Musicians Invited to Join City Band Rehearsals
Norys hand Orchestra resumes Wednesday rehearsals in Johnson block over Doane Flav ware store. L V Thorogood directs in Milan O Waler's absence due to illness. Frank Wilcox elected president. Band plans a winter concert and seeks financial support, possibly from Courteil as in years past.
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Frank Wilcox
Corry Youth Hurt in Crash Recovering
Burton Hammond, 19, son of Mrs Worth Hammond of East Frederikstrest, is recovering after a serious automobile crash near Rochester New York early Saturday. He attends Mechanics Institute Rochester and suffered a concussion, facial injuries, and other injuries. Two other youths from North East who were in the car are also recovering.
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Worth Hammond
East Frederikstrest
Rochester
N.Y
Mr¢hanicn Institute
North Eat
Figures In Weird Murder Tale In Utah Case
Charles Bosshardt 26 of Bt George Utah killed sheep rancher Spencer Malan after an alleged self defense incident. A year later Bosshardt arranged for Malan's body removal with help from George Schaefer. Malan's widow, misled by Bosshardt, believed her husband deserted her and obtained a divorce. The case reveals Bosshardt charged with first degree murder while Malan's widow stands by him.
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Bt. George
Utah
Kired Spencer Malan
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Malan
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Mulan
Beonhardt
Munter
George Schaefer
Bossharit
Malen
CIDNAPERS RECEIVE GRANTS FOR TRIALS
Three men Arnett Booth John Travis and Orville Adkins are arraigned on charges of kidnapping and murder in the death of Dr James J. Weber, a 79 year old noted leader. Judge H Clay Worth presiding. Trial motions and legal proceedings outlined in Huntington W Va report dated November 22.
Road Worker's Leg Fractured In Auto Crash
Peter Esposito of Erie hurt when a car struck a highway plow east of Union City between Garland and Spring Creek during a weekend storm. He was taken to Corry hospital then Erie. Police investigated another Route 91 collision near Union City involving Roy OokMin of Youngsville and George Sill of Erie. No injuries reported. icy roads caused multiple minor accidents and near misses as weekend traffic slipped.
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Erie
Spring Creek
Union
Garland
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Mix
William Battie
Pitsfield
Peter Exposite
Gre
Corry Hospital
Studen
Union City
Roy OokMin
Youngsville
Erieite Killed in Auto Accident
ERIE Pa November 22 Leading motorcade of several automobiles collided with a railroad phase operator train killing 65 year old Phillips father of Bing end of WEA for peace Buntalit from frocbired alrull inte ragne fort es.
PUC Hopes Supreme Court Decision Aids Rate-Cutting Plan
Harrisburg reports the Public Utility Commission hopes a Supreme Court ruling will ease its effort to end the reproduction cost method for rate bases. The case, tied to California’s Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and the Federal Power Commission, could shift regulatory investment valuation away from reproduction costs, influencing decades of practice. Justice Black’s replacement in the court affects the anticipated five-to-three outcome for the appeal.
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Reeulatory Commission
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Dauphin Court Hints Open Season on Doe
In Dauphin County, a court suggestion prompts talk of an open season on does. A compromise proposal aims to calm tensions after authorities weighed a plan to extend the deer season, while critics urge restraint to protect the herd and avoid undue hunting pressure.
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Noy
Sie
Coast
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Bune
Tenniyle
Coymisain
Jon
Sterling CG
McNeer
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Arrest Girl in Child Slaying at Nolan Farm
Philadelphia college student Mary Keenan O Connor, 19, admitted striking five year old Nanny Slean and placing her body in a mudhole at Nolan's Farm West Oak Lane during Labor Day events. The death spurred a new Philadelphia police squad. Carl L Sommerski, who fired a pistol into his chest after confessing killing a New York police sergeant, was reported improving at Mercy Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Nanny Slean
Labor Day
Sal Mary Keenan O'Connor
Immaculate College
Philadelphia Police
Patsburgh
Carl L. Sommerski
New York
Mercy Hnanital
Open Cafeteria at Junior High Near December Start
A plan by the PSP.A. Council will open a cafeteria at the Junior High School around December 1st funded by a board grant. Officials seek equipment and volunteers to run the kitchen and serve meals, asking the public for donations of utensils, towels, kettles, and cereal dishes to outfit the project.
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Psp.a. Council
Board of Watation
P.T. A
Largat
Strike Settlement After Union Leader Plea
Five hundred sit down strikers at Fisher Body terminated an eight day strike after Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers, urged them to return to work for relief from the stalemate. Martin announced go ahead with talks to address grievances and warned outlaw strikes must cease as he left the plant amid mixed reactions. In Akron, 12,009 Goodyear workers began a peaceful return to work after union acceptance of a tentative settlement ending a 24 hour strike.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
Oinla
Martin
Aranthmnes
Nana- Papertien
Wisher
Wisher Body
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Planta
Michigan
Flint
General Motors
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rupher Co
Iits Menliiyr
National Labor
Planty Wathout Weldent
Goodyear
Butler Youth Pleads Innocent In Halloween Slaying
Butler Pennsylvania November 22 Floyd Alt a 26 year old church worker pleaded not guilty when arraigned on two counts of murder in connection with the Halloween knife slaying of his mother Mrs Morice Alt and Dorothy Jean, his sweetheart. He was remanded to jail for action by the December grand jury. Information filed by Acting Lieutenant Carl Blelatete of Butler police accuses him of the murders. Resume operations.
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Floyd Alt
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Butler Police
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Dorothy Jean
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