Wall Street Is Warned SEC Gives Two Offers to US
Washington The SEC chairman William O. Douglas outlined a plan to curb abuses by exchanges through stricter self regulation and a fallback to direct federal control under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. He warned of possible immediate action if exchanges fail to reorganize.
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SEC
United Press
Washington
Nyy
Willian O. Dogglas
Une Sescarites
Texchanges Commission
The
Nation
Bellstylet
Conservativ
Cerlawrom
Dougisg
Batmite
Securities Exchange
Labor measure doomed during special session
President Roosevelt faces congressional unrest amid recession as key House and Senate committees signal little chance of speedy tax and wage legislation. Aides say restructuring the tax plan would require broad support, with many Democrats signaling swift revision while Republicans push restraint, leaving the labor measure uncertain for the 1930s session.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Howe
Jenie
John J. A Connor
Dn.y
Senate
Congress
Tanaty
Tome Tine
Pawsy
FDR to Deliver Housing Speech in Washington
President Roosevelt plans to send a special message to Congress on Friday with housing legislation to spur private home construction. He backs changes to the federal housing act to insure 90 percent of mortgages, up from 80 percent, as part of an economic revival program.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White Horse
Descriptive rant on road safety and selfish driving
A fragment mocks selfish drivers and road rights, noting a public admonition. It references the National Safety Council and a harsh judgment of egotism, with a quoted line predicting a 20 day penalty. The text emphasizes disputes over road space and the need to respect others on the street.
Nab Leader of French Revolt Arrested in Paris Raid
Paris November 24 General Heigheur retired commander of the French air force, once tipped for service, is arrested after a raid tied to the Archist plot to overthrow the republic. Police raided his home despite prior public denial of any connection with the plot. Continued on Page Three.
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United Press Paris
Work advances on new home for phone exchange
The Pennsylvania Telephone Company reports progress on its new Corty exchange building despite snow and storms. Brickwork is nearly done and a slate roof will follow when weather allows. Uptondlang Ere contractors push interior and exterior work with plans to occupy early 1938 and switch to dial service with minimal disruption.
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Uptondlang
Corty
Mle Construction
Tn Traction
Exchange
Pittsburgh trade held up well in October report
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes that despite pronounced industrial slowdown, wholesale and retail sales in Pittsburgh district held up in October. The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Pittsburgh reports 1080 retail stores up 9.3 percent from September and only 0.8 percent below October last year. First ten months 1986 show a total rise of about 11.3 percent.
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United Press Peltsburgh
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsrburgh
Orteber
Oteber
Joy
Dr Hugh A O Hiare Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
Dr Hugh A O Hiare spoke to 31 Rotary Club members at Hotel Coiry about social disease and state and federal health efforts to prevent illnesses. He presented facts, followed by a turkey dinner at 6 30 and a brief business session.
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Hugh A. O'Hlare
Rotary Club
Hotel Coiry
Ford plant runs after clashes as workers return
At St Louis Ford Motor Co plant non striking employees breached picket lines and filled the assembly, about 250 cars passed the line. Nine men including Norman Smith were booked for disturbing the peace, one worker received minor injury. Union officials said the strike stemmed from grievances and rehiring disputes.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Ford Motor’ Company
Norman Smith
C. I
M.N. Johnson
Deariborn
Mich
Roe Motor Company
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Ford
Love and Lies Tie School Girl to Marriage Scandal
A troubled case centers on Marynele, 19, allegedly coerced into a marriage with Warren Branley. Inquest reveals Romy Lewes and Siumey Glie linked to a deadly sequence as alleged false marriage and youthful tragedy unfold. Mia Balelle Stinley noted in suicide context amid the turmoil.
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Mia
Balelle Stinley
Suicido
Veterans League to host city county officials meeting
Veterans League executive committee planned a large gathering of current and former city and county officials at the American Legion on North Con te street. A general session will precede a banquet with reservations due Friday noon for Maple avenue resident I Fh Gviswooll, with turnout expected from Corry Wayne and Concord townships.
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Coney Wii
Beens
Menners
Ly Rumans
Sherlit-clet
Conlon
Titowey Willis
Larry Ty Ae
Gaith Ty County
Parte
Erle
QaMen
Veterans” League
Noth Conte Street
Legion
Gsti
Maple Avenue
Corry
Wayne
Concord
Veterins
Yehleh
Barn Blaze at Ingram Farm Destroys Barn
A fire at the Ingram farm six miles southwest of Corry destroyed a large barn and its 25 tons of cabbage in storage. Defective wiring is suspected. The dwelling nearby was threatened but saved. Fire crews from Corry and Elgin aided, with losses including hay, machinery, and cabbage. Insurance coverage is believed to mitigate part of the cost.
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Miamas Ingram
Concord Corny
Corry
Ingram
Elgin
Msurany
Strike of Greyhound Bus Drivers Called For Tonight
Cleveland dispatch reports eight Greyhound Bus Lines unions plan a midnight walkout affecting over 13 000 drivers across eastern cities. Dispute centers on mileage rates with a 200 mile per day minimum, rising from 8.61 cents to 5.2 cents. Companies named include Ohio Pennsylvania Capitol Canadian and Eastern Greyhound lines.
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Greyhound Bus Lines
United Press
Cleveland
Greyhound
Missisippi River
Norfolk
Ivilay
R. Harvey
Brotherhon
Villanse
Hescrit
Harvey
Ohio Greyhound Co
Pennsylvania Greyhound
Capitol Greyhound
Canadian Greyhound
Timais Greyhound
Central Greyhound
Eastern Greyhound
New Raglan Greyhound
Assault on Mrs Neckers prompts manhunt for Bartabaugh
Police and state troopers pursue 18 year old William Bartabaugh of Clearfield after a brutal Monday morning attack on Mrs. George Neckers of Corry Township. Bartabaugh allegedly used a 32 caliber revolver to threaten Neckers, stole a watch, and fled toward Corry where he has friends. Authorities issued a wire search and hold Bartabaugh on a serious assault charge with potential long sentence if convicted.
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Williem Bartabaugh
Clearfield
George Neckers
Bartabaugh
Corry Uwe
Bartalbaugh
Erle
Elmwood
Neckers Farm
Cecil Mathias
Pearley
Erie
Qase
Police mechanic hurt in Harrisburg motorcycle fall
L. J. Robertson of New Kensington, a state motor police mechanic, fell from a motorcycle and suffered a fractured skull. At Kayatone Hospital attaches said today he was improving satisfactorily.
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Harrisburg
Kay- Atone
L. J. Robertson
New Kensington
Moonshine Raid Nets Seizure in Concord Township
State agents raided Bert Ames farm five miles west of the city seizing mash coils and moonshine equipment. An arrest warrant for Ames is expected this afternoon on two liquor act counts including possession and manufacture. Earlier raids in Corty led to two arrests after seizures of moonshine gear at Albert Almorosso’s home and other locations awaiting grand jury in February.
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Iate Figuiar
Bert Ames
Goiars
Ames
Concord Township
Odmy
Corty
Albert Almorosso
South Center Street
Catalfi
Second Avenue
Sherman Street
Sterty
Wheeler Says Government Is Not to Blame
Montana Senator Rurion B Wheeler urged the administration to reassure the public it will not destroy business. He warned public fears could spark a swing against reform and noted the administration has slipped in communication amid the fight over President Roosevelt's judiciary bill and the economic downturn. He stressed Congress will exercise its own functions to restore confidence across classes.
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United Press
Washington
Rurion B. Wheeler
Montana
Rodgevelt
Congress
Erie youth victim of hunting mishap
The first hunting fatality in the Erie area this season occurred when Roy Brevkley, 17, died at St. Vincent's hospital from gunshot wounds to the chest and neck. He was wounded Monday while hunting near Kearsarge as coroner Dr. W. G. Stroble opened an inquiry and slated an inquest for Wednesday.
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Erie
Roy Brevkley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nis Jett
Kearsarge
W. G. Stroble
Nine-Power Conference Ends Without Peace Accord
Brussels reports mark the nine-nation gathering failed to mediate between Japan and China. Delegates produced a statement of principles and a historical summary, avoiding direct censure of Japan or concrete aid measures.
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Brussels
Japan
China
Gaman
Tokyo
Ling
Wang
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Loretta Harynek
Veterans of Corry
Erie County Veterans’ League
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