Roosevelt to Continue Policy Plan Development Program
Hoover administration officials may be summoned before the Senate stock market investigating committee to address allegations that Justice Department records were altered in 1929 to ruin William Fox. Senator Adams urged hearings to clear Fox, while committee counsel Pecora suggested inviting Hoover and others to testify if they wish. Denials have followed Fox’s sworn claim that Louis B Mayer influenced record changes regarding the Fox-Loew merger.
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Lyle.c. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hoover Administration
Senate
Sen. Adams
Dem. Colo
Department of Justice
William Fox
Hoover
Tex
Fox
Louis B Mayer
Justice Department
Loew
Pax
Tiddy John Lord O'Brian
Murder Probe Deepens In Chicago Woman Case
United Press reports a medical panel found Rheta Wynekoop died of shock and hemorrhage from four gunshot wounds rather than chloroform. Toxicologists noted a blood clot in her stomach suggesting heart activity at the moment of shooting, conflicting with a later confession claiming death followed chloroform. Mercury traces appeared in kidneys and liver.
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United Press
Chicago
Rheta Wynekoop
James Wyer
Clarence W. Miehlberger
Heta
Ur Tolanowska
Alice Wynekeap
State to open about 300 liquor stores in PA by Jan 1
Harrisburg officials announce a plan to establish roughly 300 state owned liquor stores within a month to serve individuals and licensed retailers. Stores will be located in populous areas with rental limits of 200 dollars for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and will be equipped with security devices. Retail sales to individuals begin after store operation, with licensed establishments allowed to sell only for on premise consumption once set up.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealthy
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Liquor Control Board
Pinchot
Senate
Department of Property and Supplies
Allegheny County
Department of Publi Instruction
Civil Service
Unlls
Reserve Board Chief Denies Rift With FDR
Washington nov 25 government reports show gold buys at 38 76 and a fifth straight day of steady purchases while Gov Black of the Federal Reserve Board denied any split with the administration over monetary policy. He said a withdrawal of open market purchases by reserve banks lessened support for bonds and caused a drop in government securities, asserting the move was due to a repurchase agreement with the federal reserve banks and not policy conflict.
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United Press
Washington
Black
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
The
Treasury
Tony
Kanmsas
Five Former Cuban ARI Officers Slain
Five former Cuban ARI officers were slain in Matanzas as violence linked to the Machado era surges. A mob attacked prisoners, taking them from Colon and setting off a clash that left several officers dead and others captured amid chaotic strife reflecting early 20th century Cuban upheaval.
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ARI
Univerises
Matanzas
Qube
Moii
Colon
Cripes
Machado Reine
France and Germany Seek Arms Accord
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Hitler and French ambassador Andre Prancois-Poncet meeting to discuss the Aratico-German disarmament talks amid a shifting European crisis. France previously insisted all disarmament actions move through the League of Nations, but diplomacy now shifts toward direct action as a new French cabinet forms.
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Edward W. Beat Iie
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Andre Prancois- Poncet
Thols
France
Germany
League of Nations
Banking situation in Erie returns to normal after bank holiday
Erin Pennsylvania November 25 The banking situation in Erie reaches the most normal plane today since the March bank holiday when three banks announced plans to form two new banks The Bank of Erie Trust Company would become the Bank of Erie while the Second National Bank and the Erie Trust Company would become the National Bank and Trust Company The Second National had operated under restrictions since the holiday and the Erie Trust Company had been in receivership
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United Press
Erin
Erie
Bank of Erie Trust Company
Bank of Erie
Second National Bank
Wyie ‘Trust Company
The
National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Second National
Erie ‘Trust ‘Company
Liberal group holds control over Hawaii
Honolulu dispatch reports a shift away from strict blue laws as Hawaii moves toward liberalizing measures. Parimutuel betting on horse racing appears poised for final approval after Senate endorsement and House second reading, signaling a broad departure from missionary era policies.
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Liberal Group
Hawaii
Dan Campbell
United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Siakau
Kalakau
House
Senate
Mission Axins
Movie Studios Face NRA Labor Violations Charges
Three major motion picture studios were under fire today on charges of violating labor provisions of the NRA. The Soundechaldisns' Union of the International Assocated Theater Blage employees filed a complaint with the regional labor board, alleging the Pardmngwnt and Universit abidinn sought to coerce employers. John organizations not at their ben led by F. Gurlie faced subpoenas as the case unfolded in Creve lamd, Ohio, with supporters nearby.
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Unites E- Hollywood
Motor Picture Studios
NRA
Soundechaldisns
Tnion
International Assocated ‘Theater Blage
Iax
Tabor Board
Neti
Pardmngwnt
Apilate
Universit Abidinn
Fouing John
Thir Ben
Center Street Widening Planned by City Council
Center Street is slated to widen from Franklin to Frederick to thirty eight feet under Civil Works plans to provide local job relief. Delays may come from utility relocations and property owners. if prolonged, the project could be abandoned and funds redirected. The council reviewed utility positions with Pennsylvania Telephone and Associated Gas and Electric, and considered extending Spring Street sewer work and relaying Center Alley iron mill west to the Chevrolet agency backdrop. The public will hear a full civil works briefing by Mayor England on Monday at 7:30 PM at the Municipal building.
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North Center Street
Franklin North
Frederick Street
Franklin Street
Frank T. England Today
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
C. M. Howard
Associated Gas and Electric System
Spring Street
Brook Street
Ir T
England
Brookville Man Placed On Parole
Brookville Pennsylvania resident Truman, 28, pleaded guilty to possession and attempting to pass counterfeit money. A Federal Judge granted a two year parole, with Truman on supervision after yesterday's plea. A fire swept through West Meth Church in Greensburg, threatening destruction of the church’s organ and other valuables.
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Ey United Wrest
Pittsburgh
Framie
Yriman
Brookville
Monty Hene
I. F. Schoobmaker
Truman
Trunman
Greensburg
Roosevelt to Press On With Monetary Policy Despite Critics
President Roosevelt and Henry Morgenthau Jr. continue a nationwide review of finances while facing criticism from Alfred E. Smith and others. Roosevelt shows no sign of changing policy, dismissing calls for sound money as political rhetoric and insisting he will persevere with current tactics.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Tor el Benatif
White House
Adohange
Smith
O. M. W. Sprague
James 2. Warburg
Roosevel
Ang
Federal land development plan launched
Government to create a land management corporation to execute President Roosevelt's policy of taking nonproductive lands from public domain. Delaware base, initial capital likely between 26.3 million and 50 million dollars from recovery funds. Lands to be leased, rented, or bought include marginal areas along the Rocky Mountain and Appalachian ranges and regions stripped of timber in the northern Wisconsin area.
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Lyle A. Srookover
United Press
Washington
Tov
Roosevelt
Delaware
Rocky Mountain
Appalachian
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Seven Begin Terms In Lewisburg Prison
Seven men were taken from the Allegheny County jail to Lewisburg penitentiary to serve sentences from the U S district court. Grant J. Castor and Carl Stone of Pennsylvania each received five years for counterfeiting. Edwin J. Weber, former official of West National Bank Bridgeville, Pa, was sentenced to three years for embezzlement.
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United Prem
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Zounty
Pedera
Lewisburg
United States District Court
Grant J. Castor
Carl ©. Stone
Te, Pa
Edwin J. Weber
Bridgeville
West National Bank
Secretary Perkins Wins Honor Award From New York
Secretary of Labor Princes Paviins receives the American Women's Association award for distinguished achievement in letters and effort. The first night ceremony at the Seventh Telegram event at the Hotel Roosevelt drew Amelia Barhart and Mrs. Franie On Di Konmevelt among others to honor the NY woman winner.
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Unter Pensa
New York
Secretary of Labor
Paviins
Américan Women's Association
Lettyr
Endeavor
Minston
Tarhell
Ade
Aeventh Telgmlanip
Aeventh Telgmlanip. Dide|< Her At the Hotel Roownvel, Amelia |T Barhart
Franie
di Konmevelt
Tonsa
Red Cross Drive Falls Short of 1942 Total
The 1933 Red Cross Roll Call lags behind the 1942 figure with about $800 turned in and a $500 goal. W. Stuart Houghton urges canvassers to boost effort, noting over $200 already reported to the business section, while residential and some ward reports remain incomplete.
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W. Stuart Houghton
Red Cross
Houghton
Mid
Ing
Wie Ward Canvy
Loral Relief
Canty
Germany plans new ban on Jews
London dispatch reports that Germany plans a law to regulate Jews as an alien minority. The draft would bar Jews from politics civil service and military service and forbid intermarriage. The measure would deny Jews voting rights and define them as unentitled.
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Germany
London
Daily ‘Herald
McClure Free on Bail Pending Appeal in Case
Philadelphia November report says State Senator John J. McClure, convicted of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws, is free on $7,500 bail while appealing. The case involves a ring alleged to protect illegal liquor operations in Delaware County. others convicted include Eugene F. White.
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Philadelphia
United States
John J. McClure
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
McClure
U. S. District Court
Appelate
Vine
Delaware County
Eugene F. White
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Ring
Protection Group
George A. Welsh
Legislature to Clean Up Liquor Control Bills
Legislative leaders hope to finish the liquor control bills in two weeks after Thanksgiving as the session winds down. Debate centers on alcohol taxes and restrictions, with administration programs linked to alcoholic beverage regulation.
Corry Resident C H Heath Dies After Illness
C H Heath a Corry resident since 1864 died at his home 161 Paint Street about 8 this morning after an illness of several weeks. He was struck by an automobile on North Center Street three years ago and his condition worsened later. He came to this area as a child of three and was a known real estate owner and businessman. He is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements will be announced from Parks Street residence. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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C. H. Heath
Corry
Yicinity
Paiit Street
North Center Street
Mr. Heath
Hom
Meadville
City of Vicinity
Heath
Deuline Iy
George Testi
AUK of
Aletery Mra
Eral
Feuath
Fred Lirw
Wlicx
Will Zolli
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Missionary
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Gurlie
Fridiy Far So Whol
Auiy
Crevelamd
Olslo
Franklin
Altey
al Smith
Perkins
RED Cross Drive
Paul Comly
United Press Staff
Sembly
George
Fisher
United Press Stat
C.H. Heath
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