Japanese Change of Attitude Breaks Manchuria Deadlock
Long article outlines a possible shift in policy by Japan over Manchuria and scrapping relief plan for Pinchot. Also covers Tom Mix hospital crisis with serum flown by airplane to treat peritonitis after ruptured appendix.
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Manchuria
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Tom Mix
Hollywood Hospital
Sanrancisco
Los Angeles
Nichol Smith
Mix
Stanford University
Realife
Phyalcians
Smith
Will Hays
The
Motion Pictures Producers and Distristors of América
Tris
Watson Davis decline defense in lobby probe
Washington Nov 25 Senators Watson Repx Ind and Davis Repn Pa refused to testify in a separate investigation into speculation in Safar stocks. Hearings ended after the lobby committee's investigator showed Davis and Watson sought stock on favorable terms without cash. The probe focused on B C Dabberg sugar companies and political contributions in 1928. Both voted for the tab and received sugar stock on favorable terms but no direct connection proved. Both lost money on the stock and denied political sleight. The committee did not expect to recommend action.
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Washington
Watson
Repx
Ind
Davis
Repn
Safar
Mibening
Stow Davis
B.C. Dabberg Sugar Companies
Dabberg
Taelffop Suzap
Sentte Usticn
Citizens Bank to distribute over forty thousand dollars
Citizens National Bank will distribute more than $40,000 in a Christmas savings program. Harry W. Parker, cashier, announced that 814 patrons will share the holiday distribution, with checks to over 800 members mailed the first week of December. The program aims to stimulate business and provide funds for holiday expenditures.
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Gitizens National Bank
Harry W. Parker
Citizens Bank
Naonal Bank
Howard Sheen Elected President of Hiwanis Club
Howard J. Sheen principal of the Senior High school was elected president of the Hiwanis Club at today’s regular luncheon meeting at the Hotel Corry. He succeeds Ray Green, who led the club last year. Officers named include W. H. Scott as vice president and E Shoop as secretary and treasurer. Roads of other members and guests were noted, with reports on bowling, Christmas tree decorations, and skating rink plans.
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Howard J. Sheen
Hiwanis Club
Service Club
Hotel Corry
Sheen
Ray Green
W. H. Scott
E Shoop
Clement Folick
Ray Anderson
Charles Shuss
Charles Hoffmanter
C. W. Jones
W. L. Peake
M. Howard
H. Nichols
W. W. Grahams
Frank Winner
Mr.Winer
America
Bowling Teague
Chib Connort
Charles Burkhardt
Tthe
Cluo
Snacheon
Gorge Mullara
Evie
Michael Drobnek
Detroit
Man wounded after opening fire on officers in Pittsburgh
Charles Roeh, aged 4, of Fitsburgh, was shot in the arm and chest by a policeman after allegedly firing a shotgun at three officers who came to arrest him. The bullet shattered his arm and pierced his chest, missing the heart by about two inches, doctors said. The officers had responded to a call from Roeh's wife alleging domestic abuse.
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Unitedprede
Pittsburgh
Charles’ Roeh
Fitsburgh
Toaay
Roeh
Bosh
Was Weld
Ber
Corry Public School Junior Red Cross Drive
Students at Corry Public School organized a robust Junior Red Cross drive during the annual service enrollment. Contributions included produce, canned goods, clothing, and gifts gathered across buildings. Donations will be given to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy families. officials praised the student response.
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Corry
Red Cross
Ste
Belug
Salvation Army
Dairymen's League Maintains Milk Prices Amid Uncertain NYC Market
The Dairymen's League Co operative Association will keep November milk prices through December due to volatile New York City conditions. Rumors of price drops followed a Buffalo independent price cut, prompting a milk war. Directors and sub district presidents also approve a ten percent pay cut for directors and officials, effective January, as part of a broader cost reduction program aligning with plant consolidations and wage reductions.
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Dairymen's League Co-operative Assuciation
Asociiation
New York
Buffalo
New York Mills
League
Shout
Consolidated Mille In
Nine Power Pact Talks May Shift Manchuria Crisis
Reported shifts in negotiations from the League of Nations to signatories of the nine power Washington pact circulate in Paris and London. Japan's attitude shows willingness to accept non-aggravation provisions with reservations while preserving rights to protect Japanese interests, potentially breaking the deadlock in Paris.
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League Council
Washington
United Press Torig
Chinchow
League of Nations
Paris
Japan
Jupsus
Charles G. Dawes
China
League
United Press
Shins
Repails
Andry
Tokio
Nanking
Manchuria
Storm and Cold Wave Hit Midwest With Blizzard Threat
Storm from the west plunges the Midwest into a cold spell after ending a late fall heat wave and warning of a forthcoming blizzard. Snow drifts hinder Great Lakes shipping while highs drop and winds surge. Two deaths are reported from the Rocky Mountain blizzard as normals die hard.
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Chicago
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
Norman Potter
Air Mail
Mary 3Naw
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainment Picks
NBC and CBS networks present evening and late night lineups. At 7:45 p m NBC offers Goldbergs Snoop and Peep, then 8:30 p m Kate Smith and Gloom chasers on CBS. WABE airs Rast frtight at 2:00 p m. WIZ closes with Rochester orchestra at 10:00 p m and Nellie Revelle Jesse Crayy at 11:00 p m on NBC.
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NBC
Goldbergs
Snoop
Peep
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Gloom
Chasers
WABE
Rochester Orchestra
WEAF
Nellie
Revelle
Jesse Crayy
3 Killed Four Dying From Crossing Crash
Three killed and four fatally injured when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at a road crossing in Homer City Indiana County. Victims include Jasper Kunkle 25 Mrs Mary Muthulden 40 and her 12 year old son. They were traveling from Center township to Marion Center to spend Thanksgiving Day with relatives. Train identified as Indiana Torrance train.
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United Press
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tim Street
Homer City
Jasper Kunkle
Center Township
Hamer City
Mary Muthulden
Kannes Wie and Son
Kunkle
Marion Center
Iniliana County
Indiana-Torrance
Quiet Thanksgiving Observed in Corry
Corry plans a quiet holiday with most stores closed Thursday and offices idle. Schools dismiss this afternoon. Union services at St. Pauls Lutheran, sermon by Rev. Gilert L. Boyd, with funds aiding the Corry Relief Fund. Thanksgiving dances and church services noted. basketball season begins with Company A facing an Erie team at 8:30 p.m.
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Corry
Bysingen
Journal
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Tpiscopa
First Church of Christ, Scientist
State Armory
Stanford Hose Company
Erie
Texas Contest Assures Garner Speakership Amid Victory
The Texas race elevates Rep Fighting Jack Garner to a pivotal position as Democrats gain 218 seats in the House. Texas leads to a broader national shift with Democrats now holding a clear majority, aided by results from Corsican Christi and other districts.
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Washington
Texas
Fighting Jack
Garner
Richard Kleber
Corsus Christi
Tate
Harry Wirzbach
Gerfer
Fond
New Jersey
New Nanasee
Thu
Thale-Slendar
Neaeein
Fair and Cold Thanksgiving Weather Forecast in Western PA
Pittsburgh news reports a fair and cold Thanksgiving Day with a breaking Indian summer ending. Forecaster W. S. Brotaman predicts temperatures around 20 degrees above zero during the holiday, with a drop from today’s reading and colder conditions tonight and tomorrow across western Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. 5
Brotaman
Pinchot Horts Challenge to Davis on Unemployment Relief
Governor Pinchot hurled a public challenge at U S Senator James J Davis urging them to match efforts for unemployment relief in Pennsylvania. He proposed sharing income tax statements for 1930 and asking Davis to donate a comparable share of income and taxes, plus joint public disclosure of finances.
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United Press
Harrisburg
3Iford Pinchot
U. S
James J. Davis
Republican
Davis
Pinchot
Council of Republican Women
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Patrolman Fights Bandits in Drugstore Holdup, 1 Killed
Chicago police officer Patrolman John Freichel engaged four bandits in a gun battle during an attempted drugstore holdup. He killed one of the attackers and wounded two others as the three remaining fled in a car. The slain bandit remained unidentified. Numerous shots were fired during the confrontation.
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United Press
Chicago
John Freichel
Gems Stolen in Gotham Heist Worth 150000
Three holdup men fled with 150000 dollars worth of gems after ambushing workers at W Berger and Company on the ninth floor of a Fifth Avenue building in New York City. Police reported the heist occurred today as employees were restrained. Suspects remained at large as investigators collected evidence and reviewed security footage.
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United Press
New York
Wberger and Company
mvecine_palicéreportest
New Direct Relief Program Gets Legislative Review
Harrisburg reports a proposed 14.26 million direct relief program funded mostly for Town relief and a 1 cent gas tax hike to raise 16 million for work relief. supporters cite cross party backing while governor Pinchot’s prior plan, valued at 129 million in state and local spending, remains stalled. substitute proposals call for 10 million in direct relief to local boards with other nearly matching line items across hospitals, veterans, and military affairs.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Republican Organization
Senate
House
Turner and Talbot
Delaware
Hogmaier
Allegheny
Reed
Dauphiny
Sterling
Philadelphia
Chitirian
Ways and Means Committee
State Veterans” Commission
Department of Militry Affairs
Pymatuning
Turner
Schnader
Pinchot
Ten Thousand Verdict in Gas Explosion Suit
In Pittsburgh on November 25 1927 Mrs Mary Martin received a 10000 verdict from a jury in common pleas court against the Eg able Gas Company over the Manchester blast. She alleged internal injuries from the explosion and said she was flung against a sink over a mile from the disaster site. The company admitted responsibility and settled other claims totaling about 2900000 with more than 4700 claimants.
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Pittsburgh
Egable Gas Company
Manchester
Mary Martin
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