Union Thanksgiving Service Across Corry Churches
Corry and area churches observe Thanksgiving with a union service at First Presbyterian this evening at 7:30 led by the Corry Ministerial Association. Tomorrow multiple churches hold special services. Emmanuel Episcopal and St Thomas, St Elizabeth also celebrate with Holy Communion and morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
B. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cruger
William J. Kulm
Hemmanuel Episcopal
Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbier—organ
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's
Emmanuel Episcopil
Church of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baier Eddy
Moral rearmament urged to save world says Hoover
Former U S president Herbert Hoover told Canadians at the York Bible Class annual banket that only a moral rearmament can save the world from disaster. He spoke in Toronto on November 22 during a gathering noted for religious and civic talks.
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United Press
Toronto
Ont
Hesbert Hoover
United States
York
Mrs Hahn offers eyes to aid blind priest or nun
Anna Marie Hahn, condemned to die in the electric chair within two weeks, said she would donate her eyes to a blind priest or nun to help them do good work. She expressed a desire to live for her 12-year-old son but admitted she would lie to delay execution and could not imagine the electric chair’s sensation.
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Anna Marie Hahn
Electric Bay
Final actions loom in Harrisburg special session week
Harrisburg Nov 24 The special legislature heads into its final week to finish five remaining items from Gov George H Farley July 25 call. Bills would regulate or ban teased wire horse racing tips, limit fireworks sales, adjust fire exits, create a petroleum industry watchdog commission, and validate joint resolution actions and expenditures. Legislation advanced yesterday may allow enactment by next Wednesday as 298 house members and 28 senators face term expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Farle
Special Assembly
Emmity
Climial Tevius
Men Charged in Actress Plot Against Genevieve Tobin
United Press reports two men Martin L. Riley and Paul C. De Long were charged with suspicion of perjury in a plot involving actress Genevieve Tobin. Riley, a WPA employee, claimed Tobin caused a reckless driving incident and fled. Tobin denied any accident occurred.
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United Press Hollywood
Genevieve ‘Tobin
Martin L. Riley
WPA
Paul C. de Long
Riley
Miss Tobin
de Long
Minor crash ties up East Main Street traffic
Automobiles driven by Mrs How ard Loveland and Wayne Rugar were involved in a minor crash on East Main street around 11 80 last evening. Both cars sustained damage but no injuries were reported. Queen Maud of Norway body moved to Portsmouth with King Haakon and Crown Prince Olaf.
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East Main Street
Howard Loveland
Wayne Rugar
Marion Street
Loveland
F. A. Loveland
London
Queen Maud of
Norway
Portsmouth
Haakon
Olaf
France Moves to Strengthen Position with 3 Fronts
France seeks to stabilize its position by an accord with Germany on borders and consultation in disputes, plus closer British-French talks and a friendship pact with Italy. Daladier faces home strife as Nazis intensify Jewish persecution with a 20 percent levy on Jewish property and a $400 million fine repercussion.
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United Press
France
Europe
Nazi Germany
Edouard Daladier
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Italy
Rome
Andre Francnis-Ponvet
Benito Mussolini
Daladier
Chamberlain
Paris
Governments Urged to Sell Rail Lines in Rehabilitation Plan
Washington dispatch reports a transportation conference under the Chamber of Commerce urging the federal government to sell its horse lines to end unfair competition with railroads and truckers. The meeting, a two day session, will reconvene before Congress convenes to finalize a partial rehabilitation program and consider rulemaking revisions and aid to distressed railways. President J J Perley of the Association of American Railroads decried government operation of barge lines as injurious, saying midwestern grain and manufactured goods move cheaper on the Mississippi and Missouri, harming major railroads.
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Pe Vyalleu Press
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Cgnensa
J. J. Perley
Association of American Railroads
Mississippi
Missouri
Roosevelt Awaits Arrival of Envoy from Germany
President Roosevelt studied defense problems and awaited the arrival of Hugh Wilson, the American envoy recalled from Germany to report on the anti Semitic campaign. Wilson was due here Sunday or Monday after first reporting to Secretary Hull in Washington.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Hugh Wilson
Germany
Wilton
Hull
Washington
United Press
Tulay
Sean Ir Posses
Alon
Alaska
Alasky
Muntinuska
Ramiles
Aden Hythe
United
Tekow
Patnral Industriene Professions
Fetaw
United States
Gormata
Peranage
Labor leader opposes profit sharing tactics in the AFL
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor told a Senate subcommittee that the federation opposes the use of federal tax powers to promote profit sharing plans. He said labor supports the principles but opposes the development and operation of such plans and urged expansion of collective bargaining to cover profits.
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United Press
Washington
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Green
Aecon
Two Bombing Raids Hurt Dozens in Barcelona
On November 2, a pair of raids hit Barcelona injuring over 100 people and causing at least 85 fatalities. Bombers struck the toy district during the peak shopping hour as crowds queued for shops and streetcars.
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Barcelona
United Press
Marieling Rowe
No Livestock Market Today Amid Strike in Chicago
Nov 28 Chicago reports a complete market shutdown as the Chicago Livestock Exchange suspends trade due to a strike by the Handlers Union. President Charley R. Hive announced the halt after most pens held only a few animals. union actions and potential cross-picket line maneuvers cloud outlook for Friday.
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Chicago
Ching Livestock Aschange
Charley R. Hive
Exchange
Blvestyrte Handlers Union
Iliate
Ch Themson
Con
CIO
Min
Anit
Blatt Speaker At Club Meeting At Rotary Event
Aphi Blut addressed the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry where a 30 member turkey dinner preceded a business recap and an impressive talk. New members Daan Fogle of Tingison-Wogle Lumiir and Merle Dod of Powsil Moter joined as Blut explained the Employees Association’s aim to attract industries and improve local conditions with 4000 current members and a goal of 2000.
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Aphil. Blut
Rotary Club
Corry
Cavers
Blatt
Civic Club
Daan Fogle
Tingison-Wogle Lumiir Company
Merle Dod
Powsil Moter Company
Winter brings snow and cold to area after Thanksgiving
A weather report notes a move toward wintry conditions in northwestern Pennsylvania with sharp temperature drops and snow. Travel remains cautious on slick roads as a broad eastern region winter pattern develops, with forecasts predicting more cold, snow, and lingering storms through the week.
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Northwastern
Gailotte
Tanconte
GuRsilie
Ebernenus
Guy Yean
Anne Lil
Huge Landslide Buries 150 in Castries Area
Rescue teams worked through debris in Poisson Ravine nine miles from St Lucie as a mountain collapse killed about 50 villagers. Workers feared additional slides as a major shift had occurred three weeks earlier and first recoveries were reburied by new slides.
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Castries
St Luin Row
Poisson Ravine
Tie
Rodiay Fay
Hella
Boy 15 in Serious Condition After Mishap in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania a 15 year old Irvana boy, James Wright, lies in grave condition at Phillipsburg State Hospital from a rifle bullet wound suffered while playing in his backyard last night. He required multiple transfusions after the bullet shattered his left hip and lodged near his spine, with the incident described as a mishap.
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Altoona
Irvana
Phillipsburg State Hospital
James Wright
Jokes Sugg est Jewish Colony for Refugees
Pennsylvania figures and U S officials discuss Alaska as a potential refuge haven for displaced Europeans. Secretaries indicate Alaska could be developed for settlements. Roosevelt eludes full endorsement while signaling cautious openness amid broader migration policy debates.
Believes Oppose Right Thing In Senate Nomination Fight
Dispatches report Arthur Cybernve and colleagues in practical politics as the senate debates confirmation. Repth! Heans and allies gathered to stall the nomination last night, claiming procedural leverage and party unity. Colegrove defends the course, while Livingston’s term ends April 1, 1939.
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Chom Harvisburp
Arthur Cybernve
Colegrove
Donna M. Livingston
Pires
Adelphi hotel strike disrupts Philadelphia weekend crowds
About 160 Adelphi hotel workers including cooks waiters telephone operators and kitchen staff went on strike at 6 30 p m on the eve of a busy weekend drawing thousands for Penn Cornell and Army Navy games. The AF of L local had warned the strike deadline previously and guests were dining when the action began.
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United Prose
Philadelphia
Cooka
Adelphia
Penn-Cornell
Army-Navy
American Federation of Labor
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George H. Earle
Ids Wite
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Matthew HH McCloskey
Demnneralie Alule
Metteskey
Ani
Phares
Motthaakery
Pennavivanie Railroad
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Mirriabiee
Mirglotti
Arthur Colegrove Sil
Murglotth
Democratic Party
Shelley
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Philly Hotel
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