Japs Launch New Drive Near Mukden in Manchuria
Reported from WUEDEN Manchuria November 24 Japanese and Chinese forces clash twenty miles southwest of Muleden as Tokyo seeks a southward push Chinese troops mobilize near Chujiuho and Kaotaishin amid ongoing fighting. The League council debates measures as Japan asks for withdrawal of Chang Hsueh Liung’s forces.
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Chang
Manchuria
D.C. Bess
United Press
Wueden
Muleden
Iby
Kaotaishin
Chujiuho
Mukden
Hvbeth
Chang Hsueh-Lisne
Takantze
Mukton
Dalren
Paris
Ung Hseul-Liang
Chin
League of Nnfons
Munerva
Alfred Sze
Seoul
Chinchow
Shanktaikwan
Tokio
Jating
Great Wall
Coun
Ching
Seagura
Chang Hsenh Liong
Ayithir
China
Jon Wints
Chinchoy
Shakaiwhar
Keniem Yoshizawa
League of Nations
Soldlers
Plan No Action On British Tariff Boost
Washington on November 24 reports the United States will take no action regarding two proposed rises in British tariffs. The move is described as a domestic issue for Britain, with U.S. authorities indicating noninvolvement.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Yeeye
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Summary
Radio schedules list NBC and CBS programming across networks. Wiz NBC presents Quakers at 8:00 p.m followed by Seven's band on WEAF at 8:20 p.m. Arabesque airs on WABC CBS at 10:29 p.m with a male chorus on CBS network at 10:00 p.m and a late night slumber program on WIZ NBC at 11:00 p.m.
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Wiz
NBC
Quakers
WEAF
WABC
CBS
China Rejects New Compromise Offer
Paris Nov 24 The League of Nations council drafted a compromise resolution on Manchuria to form a four member commission of inquiry while meeting China's demand for immediate Japanese troop evacuation. China rejected the proposal, with Nanking’s reply negative and Dr Alfred Sze’s stand insisting evacuation must precede an inquiry, leaving the deadlock unresolved.
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United Press
Paris
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
China
Nanking
Alfred Sze
Exonerates Driver in Fatality Near Union City
Coroner Hanley of Erie concluded Charles J. Wicks aged 49 died from an automobile accident near Union City early Sunday morning. Driver George Aldrich was cleared of blame after investigation. no inquest will be held. A blanket of fog contributed to the fatality.
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Hanley
Erie
Charles J. Wicks
George Aldrich
Union City
Wicks
Skating Rink Improvements Move Ahead in Whiteley Plan
Plans for enlarging the Whiteley rink and adding a large west pond parking space were detailed as work scheduled to begin Wednesday. North-end hill cutting will widen skating surface by about seventy feet, with fill used to create the parking area. funding drives led by Howard J. Sheen to cover construction and winter maintenance are underway with strong community support anticipated.
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Whiteley Fee
Gerry Water Company
Ray Green
Howard J. Sheen
Franko Whiteley
Fiat 4
Mr. Sheen
Shorty
Fireman Fatally Falls From Engine Near Cameron Bridge
Joseph Hoffer 45 of Bele, a fireman on the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, fell forty feet from his engine as it crossed a Cameron bridge near Emporium. His body was found in three feet of water. An investigation will determine if drowning or injuries caused his death. Survived by wife and five children.
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Tecay
Joseph Hoffer
Bele
Ta Renavo Division
Pennsylvania
Bassey
Camenon
Emporium
Hoffer
O'Eloole
T. A. Gardner
Cameron
One
Heiter
Drie
Clearfield Youth Fatally Wounded in Hunting Accident
Clearfield Pa November 24 The first hunting fatality of the 1931 season occurred near the city limits when 18 year old Esse Shay died in hospital from shotgun wounds received after his own gun discharged while he lifted it over a log The charge entered his abdomen from both barrels He died several hours after admission to the hospital
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United Firs
Clearfield
Esse Shay
Shaw
Adivision
O'Brien Named Head of Tariff Commission
President Hoover announced the appointment of Robert Lincoln O'Brien of Boston as chairman of the tariff commission. The decision was disclosed in Washington on November 24. O'Brien brings experience from the Boston area and will lead the commission in tariff policy deliberations.
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O'Brien
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Robert Lincoln O
Couple Nabbed While Peddling Booze Here
Erie couple arrested Sunday for delivering moonshine to an undercover Prohibition agent in Corry. Police seized ten gallons from their car and jailed them on $2,000 bond each. Len Krieger, 31, and wife Brie Krieger of 1808 Poplar Street, face court action. Krieger on probation in previous case.
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Erie
Brie
Ove Kreider
Len Chitwood Hriexer
Poplar Street
Corry
Teing
Gnoch Filer
Krieger
Prohibition
Blizzard Strands Travelers As Air Mail Pilot Missing
A three day blizzard sweeps east from Chicago causing heavy snow and drifted trains. Many travelers are stranded while air mail pilot Nathan Potter is reported missing after last contact 87 miles from Lake City. Search parties comb salt marshes near the city seeking the pilot and others stranded.
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United Press
Chicago
Witve
Air Mail
Natan Potter
Lake City
Air mail pilot dies in Utah snow storm crash
Norman Potter, 38, missing after a nocturnal crash near Salt Lake City en route from Oakland. His last radio report spoke of heavy snow northeast of Grantsville and being near the airport in deteriorating winds. Blizzards in the Rockies abated but cold lingered, with rescued passengers from a Denver and Rio Grande Western train marooned for 15 hours as snow plows cleared the pass.
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Air Mail
Sata
Wee Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Norman Potter
Potter
Oakland
Calf
Grantsville
Tnn
Aiady
Ther Jalt Lake
Rocky Mountain
Sitter
Midwest
Gilles
Death claims Chas Thomas long time Corry resident
Charles A. Thomas died about 10 o clock at his West Congress street home after two months of illness. Born August 26 1860 in Wayne town he lived in Corry over fifty years and ran a lumber mill on West Congress Street for a decade. He belonged to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and is survived by widow Viva Grimes Thomas a brother and a sister. Funeral services will be held Friday at 7 PM from the late home with Rev A Hook officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery with Odd Fellows guards at the grave.
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Charles A. Thomas
West Congress Street
Thomas
Wayne Towns
Corry
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Pine Grove ‘Cemetery
Ciar
Additional Request For State Hospital Aid Proposed
Harrisburg reports a Senate bill by Senator Booth to add 3 6 million for state aided hospitals this biennium. It would reimburse facilities for free service during the low mood with allocations to many hospitals including Hamet Erie 23 200 Meadville City 3 900 Punxsutawney 3 800 and Westmoreland Greensburg 10 200 among others.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Senator Boott
Centre
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Alnona Hospital
Brookville Hospital
Butler County
Centre County
Bellefonte
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
Citizens’ General
New Kensington
Cleanfield
Community Hospi
Kittaningham
Latrobe Hospital
Maple Avenue
DuBois
Meadville City Hospital
Miners Hospitel
Northern Cambria
Mt. Pleasant
SL Vincent's
Erie
Spencer
Meadville
Titusville Hospital
Warren General
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Zem Zem ‘Hospital
Thanksgiving union services set for Wednesday evening
Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd of First Presbyterian will preach at union Thanksgiving services in St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening November 2nd at 6 o clock The event shifts from morning to evening to boost attendance with all city ministers taking part The offering will go to the Corry Relief Fund The program includes organ prelude Anthem Scripture reading prayers vocal selections sermon and benediction with participation by Rev G L Boyd and others
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Gilbert L. Boyd
St. Paul’s Church
Corry Relief Fund
First Presbyterian Church
Union
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Misa Anderson
E. A. Hook
F. A. Wimner
Frank Appleby
H. F. Reagie
Hamiking Sermo
G. L. Boyd
Hillstrom
Morgan
Stanford Hose Dancing Party at State Armory
The 45th annual Thanksgiving ball for the Stanford Hose Company will be held at the State Armory Wednesday evening with Sherrick’s Troubadours providing music. Dancing runs from 9 to 1 30 as Fire Chief Andrew Paulson leads arrangements amid lower advance ticket sales due to current conditions. A large crowd is anticipated, continuing a longtime community dance tradition in Parkerburg.
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Sherrick
Stanford Hose Company
State Armory
Hicket Sale
Andrew Paulson
Pway
Pat
Gromer
Double Prison Terms For Prisoners Who Broke Jail
George Turner and Leon Hoyt, escaped Crawford County jail inmates, were recaptured near Grand Valley and sentenced by Judge O. Clare Kent in Meadville. Turner faces at least four years plus two more for misbehavior, while Hoyt must serve one year. Turner showed defiance, Hoyt asked for mercy.
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George Turner
Leon Hoyt
C. Clare Kent
Crawford County
Crawford
Grand Valley
O. Clare Kent
Meadville
Kent
Turner
Hoyt
Junior Red Cross Drive In Corry Schools
Wednesday is set aside in Corry schools for the annual Junior Red Cross enrollment and service drive. Contributions for the needy will be given to the Salvation Army for relief work, including food clothing and essentials. Schools will close at 11 for Thanksgiving recess with classes resuming Monday morning.
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Corry
Ule
Junior Red Cross
Salvation Army
Fear Grows of Failure of Plan to Help Needy
Harrisburg November 24 political leaders debate a new unemployment relief plan as a substitute for Governor Pinchot's nineteen point program. A joint Senate House committee will draft the plan, with a focus on unemployment relief funding and tax considerations. Leaders oppose extra taxes, while compromise talks explore limited gasoline tax increases and county distribution. Attorney General Schnader calls the substitute plan unconstitutional for diverting funds from the general to motor license.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Republican
Pinchot
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Aday
General Assembly
Republican State Organization
Ways and Means
Philadelphia
Republican Organization
Willism A. Schnader
Te General Fund
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Chas. Thomas
Stanford
Ars. C
Nichols
Parkersburg
Ella Prince
B. H. Dahlberg
Senate Lobby Committee
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