Babson Sees Canada as the Land of Promise
Roger Babson reports in Albany that Canada has the brightest future among nations, with business in 1987 reaching new highs and growth continuing as Europe’s unrest expands. He argues Britain should arm, Britain should rely on Canada’s safe geography, and England’s capital and industry may shift north, making Canada a strategic nerve center. the piece hints at a broader wartime outlook and Canada’s potential role as a shield and supplier for Britain.
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Roger Babson
Albany
Canada
Europe
Germany
Canota
Nglandt
Italy
Uropé
England
Ringland
Emy
Bud Prange
Uiliss
Hitler
France
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Engiami
Britain
North
Henca
Atlantic
Russia
Pope Pius Improves and Leaves Bed at Vatican
Vatican City November 26 Pope Pius after a series of heart attacks enjoyed a calm night and sat in a chair by a window overlooking St Peter's Square. His doctor permitted him to sit up with an attendant as he plans to resume daily consultations with Cardinal Pacelli and other church officials. Father Gemelli visited and called his condition anaffirmatory while an injection of castor oil aided his recovery. The Pope received extreme unction at dawn, administered by Cardinal Lauria. Officials reported a peaceful night with no immediate danger. Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago prepared to sail to attend the Pope’s farewell audience.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Amino Milani
St. Peter's Square
Milani
Cardinal Pacelli
Agostino Gemelli
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chian O
Naples
United States
Board of Education and county officers likely candidates in 1939 election
A selection of board of education members and county officers including the city treasurer may seek re election in 1939. Terms of councilmen Fred J Wesver director of finance and Stanley H Nichols director of streets expire this year. It is probable both will run.
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Twe CY Omwo
Educa-Ion
Rity Treasuier
AML Te Manjap
St' Ulmoa
Thoi
Fred J. Wesver
Sini
Stanley H. Nichols
Streeta
Drothanoury
Melen M. Soliburatt
Elton H. Blair
Thomas W. Flatley
Flatley
Municipal and County Offices To Be Filled Next Year
Announcement lists likely candidates for street commissioner city treasurer and school director posts. Edward Harrington's death opens vacancy, while Me Weaver may keep finance head role. District treasurer election tied to tax collection helps. School terms last six years with John W. Lambing and Maude F H Barnes nearing term ends. Several county races expected including clerk of courts and register of wills.
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Sseuungyuenner
Effec A
Nichol
Edward M. Harrington
Weaver
Department of Finance
Auden
Frank B. Weelley
Iso
Alo Pecans Vermis
Uke Kot
Eduction
Tey
John W. Lambing
Boar
Mira
Maude FH. Barnes
Hay
Grist
Possible candidates named for Erie County commissioner race
The article notes Joseph Williams, former hirezza, and N Dell Darling, a former sheriff and local regiment member, as likely commissioner candidates for next year. Ralph B McCord is a presumptive nominee but not yet eliminated. Mr. White Minissu is also mentioned. Dr WG Stresle serves as coroner of Erie County.
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Joseph Williams
Maynry
N. Dell Darling
Regi
Ralph &. McCord
White Minissu
WG. Stresle
Erie County
Delay in graft case report pushed to Monday
Harrisburg November 26 Completion of the house graft investigating committee report was deferred due to a snowstorm preventing a quorum at an executive session. Chairman Herbert Cohen and Minority Leader Eltwood Turter spent the afternoon reviewing the record with counsels. Meyersdale baptized family joins Greenville church at same time.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
Herbert B. ¢ Cohen
York
Eltwood ‘Turter
Delaware
Meyersdale, Pa
Claydo Murray
Greenville Guiheran
Ohio driver freed in deaths in Union City crash
Virgil Leonhardt of Bucyrus Ohio was exonerated by a coroner's jury in Erie for the November crash that killed Clarence Fogle and Bernard Wellman of Union City. Fogle died soon after, Wellman earlier, as the two men were returning home from Eviat. Patrolman G A Sifter reported the truck parked on the road with warning lights on as the Union City car, approaching fast, was warned with a flashlight.
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Virgil Leonhardt
Bucyrus
Ohio
Union City
Erie
Clarence Fogle
Bernard Wellman
Fogle
Wellman
Evi
G. A. Sifter
State Motor Police
Leonhardt
A. W. Peterson
South Bend
A. O. Peters
Peterson
New Yorkestate
Two Convicted Two Acquitted In Meadeville Rape Trial
In Meadville Virginia on November 20 two men were convicted of statutory rape related charges while two others were acquitted. George Anthony aged 71 and Thomas Peterson 51 were found guilty by a jury before Judge Q Clare Kent. Jobin Wheaton 30 and Delbert Dempsey 19 were acquitted after four hours of deliberation.
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Meadville
Commonwealth
George Anthony
Thomas Peterson
Q. Clare Kent
Jobin Wheaton
Delbert Dempsey
Genéva
1100 Empl oyees Join in Strike
Approximately 1100 Armour plant workers took a holiday in sympathy with striking stockyard workers as federal mediators met with Union Stockyards and Transit Company and CIO officials to try to settle a weeklong labor dispute. AFL handlers voted to return to work immediately at the stockyards where the CIO strike began, while the company said they would not need the handlers until Monday.
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Chicago
Armour
Transit’ Company
Congress of Industrial Organizations Union
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Sed
Council Maps 1939 Budget for Corry
City Council plans a special Tuesday night meeting at 7 30 to map the 1939 budget and tax levy. Officials aim to keep assessments within the 14 percent levy, pruning department needs and abandoning some next year projects to stay within revenue. final adoption slated after December public inspection period.
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Council
Corry
Relief policy debate to anchor next congressional session
United Press reports that anti administration Senate groups expect a drive against relief policies and WPA criticism to lead the new session. Senator McNary and Republican leaders pledge investigations into the Works Progress Administration as GOP gains in the Senate rise to 23 seats.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Sen
McNary
Ore
Works Progress
France Faces Labor Uprising as Daladier Convenes
Premier Edouard Daladier met with top military leaders amid warnings of a broad labor strike. More than five million workers planned a two hour stoppage Wednesday protesting reform decrees that cut the 40 hour week. Police and military authorities prepared for potential disorder as rail workers halted suburban trains and industrial plants in Paris were evacuated.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Reyuests
Nix
Tradter
Deere
General Confederation of la- Dof
Cold wave hits eastern seaboard after Thanksgiving storm
United Press reports a lingering cold wave after a large snow and sleet storm swept across half the nation, causing 78 deaths. Temperatures fell to near zero in the Adirondacks and northern New York, with the mid-20s in New York City. Coast Guard cutters aided distressed ships as vessels ran aground or broke up offshore. A separate Los Angeles report notes Mrs. Flared Gross died after an overdose of sleeping tablets and a relapse despite initial revival.
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United Press
New York
Seaboard
Adirondacks
New Tingland
New Yo City
Neil
Coast Guard
Mendota
Cape Henry
Markali
American Nautinal Academy of Washington
Los Angeles
Court group to continue probe until next Wed
Philadelphia November 26 The Thompson Legislative Commission investigating gambling information held a hovization of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court says the continuation of its inquiry into the subpenas against MTL Annenberg publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and his son Walter along with Nationwide News Service Inc and affiliates and State Senator Edward J Thompson chairman allows further sessions despite a ruling that the subpenas call for unjustified information and may raise search and seizure issues. the court notes limited time and possible additional hearings.
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United Press Philadelphia
Thompson Legislative Commission
Pennsylvania
Supriate Court
M . TL. Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Waler
Inc
Edward J.thompson
Center
Dauphin County
Furman to Floor as Republicans Readjust House
Harrisburg reports Rep Roy E. Furman of Greens will sit on the floor when the State House reorganizes January 3. Also bound for the floor is Rep elect Robert S Spangler of York who once presided over the house in 1918. Furman, 87, Wayneshare contractor, has served three terms and was elected speaker a month before the usual leadership selection.
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Wee
Harrisburg
State House of Representatives
Roy FE. Furman
Greens
Robert S Spangler
York
House
T. Jay Sproul
Furman
Wayneshare
Dionne Quintuplets May Be On Exhibition At New York Fair
Ontario Premier Hapburn indicated the government might permit the Dionne quintuplets to be exhibited at the New York World’s Fair pending guardianship consent. Discussions involved Dr Alan Roy Defoe, Papa Dionne, and the quintuplets’ business manager Keith Munro. If approved, it would be their first trip from Cornwall’s Catland since 1934, with parents likely to accompany.
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United Press
Oronto
Mitchell Hapburn
Ontario
New York
Hepburn
Board of Guardians
Alan Roy Defoe
Papa Dionne
Keith Munro
Dafoe
Hovstiment
Dorn
Catlander
No coalition of Dems with GOP admitted
Senate Minority Leader McNary of Oregon said there would be no coalition between conservatives Democrats and Republicans in the next Congress. He spoke of a natural collision opposing the New Deal and outlined hopes Republicans could trim spending and shape legislation. He predicted an independent minority stance and planned talks with Speaker Burke and leaders on committee ratios.
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McNary
GOP
Frank McNaugton
United Press
Washington
Senate
Del
Ini
Roosevelt
Christmaas
Athen W. Burkeley
D. KK
McNary Sair
Mienbeyshin
Brie Girl Burned When Dress Catches Fire in Pa
A young girl in Brie, Pennsylvania, was severely burned after her dress ignited while reaching over a stove to remove toast. She collapsed near the Casement, and a brother tried to smother the flames before she was treated at Hamot Hospital, where her condition is reported as critical.
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Brie
Raomp
Beath
Hamot
Burke Seeks Dismissal Of Three NLRB Members
Senator Burke critic of the National Labor Relations Act urges the three NLRB members resign at once to allow the Tabor relations administration to restart. In El Paso two officers are reported killed in a Martin bombing plane crash at Bikes neid army airport.
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Burke
NLRB
United Press
Washington
Sen
National Labor Relations Act
Thee
National Labor Relations Board
Chen
EL Paso
Tex
Bikesneid
Army Airport
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