Digest Poll Shows Roosevelt Landslide Far Favoring Hoover
The Digest presents a nationwide poll with Roosevelt leading by large margins and predicts an overwhelming victory. It notes 59.86 percent of the straw vote for Roosevelt and 40 percent for Hoover, with 98.89 percent alignment with the actual result, while acknowledging Pennsylvania’s divergent outcome and deferring judgment on causes.
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Roosevelt
Hoover Roosevelt
Digest
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Farmer slain by thieves near New Bedford farm
New Castle, Nov 25. A New Bedford farmer, Peter Tibbs, 82, was killed while patrolling his road when shot multiple times. Neighbors found him dead amid shattered glass and a broken window frame. Police consider whether a mistaken identity or confrontation with thieves riding near his chicken pens led to the fatal shooting.
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New Castle
New Bedford
Peter Tibbs
Fred
Ofan Aubduse Lite
Tibbs
Corry Man Held For U S Court On Liquor Charge
ERIE Nov 25 U S Commissioner Erich Filer held Ray Daskus of 24 W Main St Corry to the next term of federal court on charges of selling and possessing contraband liquor Prohibition agents testified they bought liquor from Daskus and later raided his premises finding a quantity of contraband He was released on 2000 bail for his appearance in court.
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Erie
U. S
Erich Filer
Ray Daskus
W. Mainstreet
Corry
Dhl
Prohibition
Daskas
Clymer Man and Son Awarded $500 in Damage Case
A jury in Supreme Court at Maytule awarded Roy ist of Clymer and his son $500 total damages in a negligence suit against Dewitt M Eddy and Fred R Wray arising from a October 26 1981 collision on West Lake road between Chautauqua and Lakeview avenues in Lakewood. Eddy’s liability was found joint with Wray for $500 while Wray’s suit against Eddy yielded a no cause of action due to contributory negligence by Wray. The elder Crist sought medical costs for his son’s injuries.
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Roy Ist
Clymer
Dewitt M. Eddy
Clymer High School
Fred R. Wray
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Wray
Eddy
West Lake Road
Chautauqua and
Lakeview Avenues
Lakewood
Waderst
Clymer Gigs School Was Riding With His Principal, Mr. Eddy
Gust
Crist
jWeoy
200 Couples Attend Firemen’s Ball At Stanford Club
The Thanksgiving dancing party by the Stanford Huse Company drew about 200 couples to the Folks Club house. Whit Talker's Orchestra provided music for the evening with a lively program running until 1 o'clock and many out of town guests attended. Plant to reopen Dunkirk under Sinclaire Glass Plant plans include 30 workers in January and manufacture of patent glass appliances.
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Stanford Huse Company
Whittalker
Pelock
Dunkirk
Sinclaire Glass Pani
Ile
Efficiency of National Guard Praised in Washington Report
Major General George E. Leach told Secretary Hurley the National Guard reached an unprecedented level of efficiency by end of 1931 32 with 187 413 officers and men. Armory drills averaged 165 449 and field training camps 180 955 attendees. He noted cost stable maintenance, improved armory conditions, and adequate training equipment except for motor transport and anti aircraft material suggesting lighter newer transport to reduce upkeep.
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Washington
George E. Leach
War Department Militia Bureau
Hurley
National Guard
Heldtreig
Transportation UN
County tax penalty due December one
County tax collector Prank B Westley urged taxpayers to pay before December to avoid a five percent penalty starting December 1. He reported rising collections but warned those with unpaid county assessments to settle this month to escape the December penalty. A separate note reported referee John J Greer, 43, collapsing and dying during a Thanksgiving Day high school game in Upper Darby.
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Prank B. Westley
Westley
Upper Darby
Ohn J
Ack) Greer
Upper Darby Fligh School
Vind Haverford
Jack
Gree
Cohen Couple Celebrate 54th Wedding Anniversary
The Nathan Jessie Cohen Educational Fund was introduced at a family gathering honoring Mr and Mrs N Cohen on their fifty fourth wedding anniversary in Corry. Officers of the trust group include Mrs M Speak president Miss Rosabelle Spear vice president N Cohen treasurer and Miss Lena Cohen secretary. The couple married November 24 1878 in New York City and later moved to Cleveland before settling in Corry about forty three years ago. Mr Cohen ran a long time dry goods business and today operates two gas stations while also in coal and supply trades. A turkey dinner followed a music and visiting program at their North Center street home with guests from Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit and nearby towns.
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Nathan-Jessie Cohen
N. Cohen
Corry
The
Trust Association
M. Speak
Rosabelle Spear
Lena Cohen
Cohen
North Center Street
Morris Cohen
M- Spea
Rosabelle
Bea~ries
Cleveland
Abe Cohen
Pittsburgh
Arch Cohen
Franklin
Il. Curnick
Detroit
Mich
Painleve Faints in French Chamber During Debate
In Paris on November 25 Minister of Air Paul Painleve fainted in the Chamber of Deputies while debate continued on a government subsidy for a South American canal. He was checked violently and ordered to remain at home by his physician today.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
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