Boys Injured As Bobs Crash Into Machine
A collision on Pleasant Street involved several youths and a car, injuring multiple boys. Theodore Jeffries suffered a fractured leg and minor injuries to others included cuts and bruises. several were taken home to recover while one remained hospitalized in Corte Hospital.
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Inriew
West
Wilatert
Pleasant Street
Rory A
Theodore Jeffries
John Jeffries
Rust Street
Nike
Corte Hospital
West Ehurott Street
Lenken
Tle
Sahmainn
K. Hlaxon
West Church Street
Histon
State aid requested for Route 89 road improvement
Warren County motorists launch campaign led by the Hoovers to urge Governor Pinchot to place Route 89 from Meadville to Gaplonil via Titusville into the primary highway system. A town roads meeting Wednesday urged petitioning the Governor for funds to improve the Pleasantville to Torpedo segment at state expense. The project would better connect regional highway networks in the eastern state.
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Céte
Rosie Hoovers
Warren Colinive
Gifford Pincher
Mead Ville
Gaplonil
Titusville
Buck & Step
Pleasantville
Torpedo
Warren Towntyood Roads Advocatek
Bridge at Columbus to Open Soon
Work on the Brokenstraw overpass near Columbus progresses with concrete repair and gravelling of approaches. Officials expect the bridge and the eastern road stretch to reopen late next week allowing traffic past Columbus station and routing vehicles south of the village toward the railroad crossing.
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Columbus
Vial
Columbus Village
Community Chest Meeting Tonight at Municipal Building
Local advisory board for the Community Chest plans an evening session at the Municipal Building. Reports from the nominating and survey committee will be gathered, and the grant for Carry the Community Chest likely to be fixed, with citizens urged to attend in large numbers.
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Effet Argumeattion
Jim
Woreds
Nnde
Minwon
Carry Dhet
Stanford Hose Concert Ball a Big Success
The Stanford Hose Company staged its thirteenth annual concert and ball before about a thousand attendees at the State Armory. The event featured a strong program of music and dancing, with thefts of fowls reported nearby and police chasing suspects after the concert.
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State Armoury
State Armory
Firemen
Coop Yi
Sophix John
Peneram
Shurtansbury
Johnson
Michugh
East Street
South Street
Jost le
Martiony Foue
Uivde Wels
Cuffard Jondet
Marol Dietzel
Leo Cook
Mere Lille Corry
Dorothy Loveland
Lyle Loveland
Jis Kamps
Lillian Barnes
Mark Fullom
Roy Larson
Hiesiepiece
Stanford Hose Company
Todayy
Journal
Young Woman Arrest Clears Bomb Outrages in Chicago
Nov 27 The Myearoid daughter of an Ohio farmer, Lena Shrook Rive, was captured near a hardware store with an alleged bombing syndicate. Police ambush followed her approaching the entrance with a bomb packet. She, with accomplices, admitted involvement in a citywide extortion bombing plot with syndicate leaders named Wamquist and Avanzio. Authorities seek a special grand jury action as the case unfolds.
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United Prow
Chicago
Ohio
Hychand
Battle Creek
Mick
United States
Mix Lena Shrook Rive
Richwood
Columbus
Wamauist
Joseph Avanzio
Robert E. Crowe
Wamquist
Avanzio
Reprieve granted as Chapman Hartfoad case delayed
Governor Trumbull will sign a reprieve for Gerald Chapman postponing the December 3 execution to March 1 date to allow possible appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Mr and Mrs Axel Carlson of Jamestown N Y spent yesterday afternoon with the latter's sister Mrs Chas Sher They were married yesterday at the Lutheran parsonage jamestown by Rev Hendricks. Mrs Carlson formerly Miss Hexel Arnold before marriage. They home to their friends at 115 Chandler Street Jamestown.
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Hartfoad
Trumbull
Gerald Chapman
United States Supreme Court
Axel Carlson
Jamestown
N.Y
Jere
Chas Sher
Aligh Aoon
Lutheran Parsonage Uy
Rev
Hendricks
Elrs. Garlion
Hexel Arnold
Phey
Chandler Stress
Couple Found Dead in Miami Mystery Ties to Tamed God Belief
In a perplexing case a couple linked to Fall River Massachusetts, Alfred Le and Panquette, were found dead in Miami. Police report the pair had reportedly believed they could tame a god on themselves after abhorring its wife. Unclear location and details remain as investigators parse the strange motive and connection to a Vereen hotel clue.
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Miami
Alfred le
Panquette
Fall River
Mass
Eltinge Testifies in Mitchett Court Martial Trial
Brig. Gen. Leroy Eltinge testified as the prosecution’s counteroffensive began in Col. William Mitchett’s court martial today. He was summoned to the witness stand as the first gun in the proceedings.
Loot Toled o Five pancits and ex gems valued at 35
A garbled report describes a robbery with $25,000 loot and $35 in jewelry. The text mentions a Toledo location and unnamed suspects described as a crew of five and a winged or airborne figure. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
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Toledo
Postal Service Opens Mail Early Campaign
Postal officials urge customers to mail early for Christmas delivery as a full mail shutdown looms on December 25. Postmasters ask senders to clearly address letters and avoid expedited service, warning small envelopes may be deprioritized as distribution is tightened.
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Postal Service
Persis
Csinite
Developments Seen in Anthracite Strike Looming
Harrisburg today reports potential important developments in the anthracite strike as Governor Pinchot meets state officials and negotiators from both sides. International president John Lewis and operator spokesman Major Inglis discuss possible terms to revive talks after the strike began September first. The governor weighs options but denies confirming a special legislative session while talks continue.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Pitchot
John.ewig
Nored Mine Workers
V No Inglis
Inglis
Pin Het
Sninayage
Lewis
Ani
Cox Ferrell
Pinchot
Pinchot Declined’ Today Sit Her Wi Deny Ue
Legisature
Woodruff
Governor Pinchot to dine with Supt. Buller in Corry
Governor Gifford Pinchot will dine with Supt. Buller and party at the Hotel Corry next Wednesday. The visit includes inspection of the hatchery property and lake hospital, followed by a white fish dinner. Guests include state and local officials, with a public reception and speech to be announced later.
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Gifford Pinchot
Liverinendent AO
Heller
Coery
Corry
Alon
Pinehor
City Sicial
Bing
Mi le Mexander
Meyer
Olin W. Bracken
Blaine Kiscai Clyde Brown
Market Close and Holiday Weather in National News
A telegraphic summary notes mixed market closings with many stocks listed, including Anaconda, Continental Can, General Motors, and US Steel. Weather reports from New York and Ohio indicate sunny to fair conditions and solid holiday crowds in sports and theatre.
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P&t
Copper & Zinc
BRO
Mid Coat Petroleum
Chicago & Altus
Missouri Pacific Northen Paci
New
York Central Pacific Oil
S. Pan American Pi
Penna RR
Steey Reni Steel
Seaboard
Shell Union Oil
Siticate
Siticate Oi Skelly OW S.e 20 of Calif 30 of New Jere 30 of New Yorks
St Phot
Studebaker
Southern Pacific
Texas Oil
US Rubber
US Steel
Esterday
Hols
Westinghouse Weskestyne
Willys Overland
New York
Arkansas
Ohio Pier Corp c Sc
C.c
Indiana
Von Tirpitz favors abolition of subs
Berlin dispatch reports Admiral Von Tirpitz, long a proponent of submarine warfare, expressing support for abolishing submarines. The remark appears in a United Press summary dated November 21, reflecting a shift in German naval policy amid ongoing wartime debates.
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von Tirpitz
United Prea
Berlin
Admiral von Tirpits
Germany
Arrange to Protect Coast ers on West Pleasant Street
Police move to safeguard youth coast ers on West Pleasant Street after a serious accident at the Pleasant Street and First Avenue intersection. Chief Dunkle, aided by Hoy Scouts, will keep the street closed to traffic during coasting periods and ask motorists for cooperation. Lanterns at intersections warn motorists and spectators as coasters enjoy safer evenings in good weather.
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Pleasant Street
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Plessant Street
Aame
Dunkle
Jill
Hoy
Dunle
Orests
Corry Boy to Enter U S Naval Academy
Sharenee Shoop, son of Memph Shoopeot East Predeny Street, earned an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He will enter the preparatory school there, entering the academy near Tyne. Friends extend congratulations on this appointment.
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Sharenee Shoop
Shoopeot
East Predeny Street
Corry High School
Hig
Wieressman
Milton W. Shreve
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
MroShoop
Naval Academy
Tyne
Brutal murder probe erupts near Saegertown
Police investigate the mutilated body of Mrs. Jose Mattuck found buried on Mumtuck farm near Saegertown. Autopsy reports indicate strangulation with repeated blunt force injuries. Suspect John Mattuck, jailed locally, remains in custody as authorities pursue leads from the scene on French Creek bank and Meurlsville investigations.
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Crawford Sinty
Coron
Jose Mattuck
Meurlsile
Mattuck
Mumtuck
Saegertown
J.P. McFate
John Hazen
Ryham Storgie
Mearlville
John Muetack
French Creek
Muztuck
Cholang
Early arrest of woman swindler expected in city
Mrs Lillian Shawhan, wanted in this city for passing worthless checks, is expected to be arrested soon by St Louis authorities. Burns Detective Agency communications indicate the capture of a swindler active in many cities. Shawhan travels under aliases and is believed to have targeted multiple stores including the Royal Root Shop in Corry.
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Lillian Shawhan
St Louis
Missouri
Dunkle
Burns de
St. Louis
Shayhar
Don Clarke
Corry
Royal Root
Grove City Fire Sweeps Downtown. $45,000 Damages Reported
A blaze sweeping Grove City this afternoon caused about $45,000 in damage. It began in the basement of the TS Skelly furniture and undertaking firm. Fire officials called it the worst fire in the city in years. The fire department responded promptly to contain the blaze.
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Grove Ctx
Aineady
Grove City
TS. Skelly Funiture and
Fim
Reichstag approves Locarno bill and German entry vote
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved the Locarno agreement in full. The vote totals 201 to 74 for the bill and 278 to 183 on the League of Nations question. Signing authorization articles one and two passed, enabling entry and related measures as scheduled.
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United Press Berlin
Loenery Pees
Lilly
Uoverimten
Levon
le Parliamunt
Fhylin
Vasionaliar
Reichsvagslur
Cermans
League of Naesion
Suilmitom
Reichstag
Locarno
Wound Fatal 10 W L Bundy Wounded in Rutherford area
A fatal wounding near East Congress Street left W L Bundy gravely injured. George W Meacher and a man identified as Loves were linked to the incident. Bundy died after admission to a local hospital. His son Merton R Tuuly visited the bedside. Police expect to file action after investigations.
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George W. Meacher
East Congress Strees
Burts Varro
Little Howe
Merton R. Tuuly
Ody
Union Thanksgiving Services At M E Church
Union Thanksgiving services were held at M E Church with City Christian agencies and clergy from Baptist Presbyterian Lutheran Methodist and United Episcopal churches taking part Rev A Lt Rowd Rev A Marti Rev Willian Hall Rev We Birtlety Rev HS Reagle and Rev Mr Reagles led portions of the service and delivered a thanksgiving message The M B choir provided special music and a solo was well received reflecting on gratitude during the season
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Sersiges Rele
Svening
Sternal Association
A. Lt Rowd
Baptist Church
A. Marti
Peyterian Church
Willian Hall
Lutheran Church
We Birtlety
Methodist Church
HS Reagle
United Every Chure
Reagles
M. B
Milley
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Highlight Cities
Today's radio listings showcase five top programs across New York Philadelphia Schenectady Davenport and others. Notable items include Hilly Jones and Tomcat WOC segments, Enin Platignettes Light Opera and a Miniature Symphony program.
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New York
Hilly Jones
Tomcat
Philatelphia
Benin
Schenentady
Bastern
Miniature Symphony
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Jewsl Naylor
Chapman
Supt
Buller
Corry Boy
U. S. Naval Academy
Jody
Josie Muttuck
W. L. Bundy
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Puneral
M. E. Church
Rev. H. 5
Beagle
United Brethren Church
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