King Predicts Adoption of Sub Program
Local representative John H. King said the abandonment of Pinchot relief and adoption of a substitute program by House members is likely. He noted assembly debate and said Governor Pinchot will not compromise, sticking to a $126,000,000 framework while a rival plan seeks $10,000,000 for poor districts.
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Assemblyman King
House
Gifford Pinchot
John H. King
State Assembly
King
Harrisburg
Pinchol
Assembly
Pinchot
Commonwealth
James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harric
Schnader
Pinchat
General Assembly
First Real Snow of Winter Hits Corry and PA
Western Pennsylvania faced the first real snowfall of the season as a heavy wet snow moved across Pittsburgh and surrounding towns. Gov Erie and Ridgway reported several inches while Altoona and other areas saw accumulating snow and cold high 30s.
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Corry
United Press Fpiptsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Ridgway
Shoplifters Active Here During Past Week
City store owners report an epidemic of shoplifting during the past week as holidays approach. Sneak thieves are becoming bolder in local shops, stealing hundreds of dollars in merchandise before Thanksgiving. Merchants plan organized action including arrests and prosecutions to curb theft.
Hinkler completes first west to east South Atlantic flight
Bert Hinkler, Australian aviator, arrived at St Louis, Senegal from Natal Brazil at 2 p m completing the first nonstop west to east crossing of the South Atlantic by airplane The Aeropostale company said he would move to Port Etienne the next day The flight covered about 1650 miles and followed a secret route with the next leg to Morocco's Casablanca region planned
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Brazil
Senegal
Paris
Aeropostale Company
Bert Hintler
Fier
St. Louis
Seneral
Africa
Natal
South Atlantic
Hinkler
Port Etienne
Aeroposthie Advines
South America
Aertpostale
Casa Flanca
Morocco
Laval Wins Strong Vote of Confidence in France
Premier Laval's foreign policy defending reparations while preserving the Young plan drew generous support in the chamber of deputies by a 325 to ? vote. Laval outlined his visit with Hoover and Berlin and urged no basic changes to reparations without proportional adjustments to France's war debts. The session showcased prominent cheering from deputies and attendees, including Laval's wife Josette. Also in New York, actress Lya de Pulti died of double pneumonia after an operation to remove a chicken bone, and Ford Motor Company of Canada canceled its December dividend due to weak general business activity.
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Reynolds Packard
United Press
Paris
Pierre
Laval
Germany
America
Washington
Hoover
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Lie
Tall
Cegin
France
United States Congress
Basle
Josette
Bey
New York
Lya de Pulti
Jim
Tnternations
Beauty
League efforts to end warfare in Manchuria
Paris dispatch reports the League of Nations Council adopts a revised resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities in Manchuria and an aforal investigation. China reportedly refuses to consider the measure while Chin chow remains menaced by Japanese troops. Japanese forces announce capture of Paichipao, fifty miles northwest of Mukden.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
League of Nations Council
China
Japan
Manchuria
Chinchow
League
Tokio
Paichipao
Mukden
Six Dead in Western Pa Auto Crashes On Holiday
Six people died and one was injured in Western Pennsylvania auto accidents over the holiday. George Comnatlin, 42, of West Homestead, was burned to death after liquor spilled on a seat and the car ignited while he smoked. neighbors rescued him but he died from burns. Walter Ignatius, 25, of Pittsburgh, died from injuries after running a red light and crashing into Wayne Apey, 28, of Scottdale, with his car striking a pole. Jeannette Crissman, 16, of Sewickley Boulevard, died at Mercy Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Paul Hillmeyer. skull fracture reported. Gilbert Jefferies, 29, of Hollidaysburg, was killed when a car door opened and struck a tree stump. William Quasino, 28, of South Fork, was killed when his car left the highway near South Fork. driver Kamin sky uninjured. Moneph Campbell, 40, Library, Pa., died after being struck by an automobile near Geary Bridgeville, reported by authorities.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
George Comnatlin
West Homestead
Comsklin
Hts Cams
Walter Ignatius
Pittabureh
Allegheny General Hospital
Wayne Aspey
Scottdale
Ignathis
Aspey
Jeannette Crissman
South Fork
John Kaminsky
Moneph Campbell
Library
Et T Moe
Ey Eatee Amer Geary
Bridgeville
Campbelepee
Indians Stranded in Blizzard Face Growing Death Toll
In western New Mexico about 500 Indians are trapped by a blizzard with little food or fuel. The U S Weather Bureau warned of more snow and freezing temperatures. Rescue efforts intensify as nine may die, with a relief party of 50 white men led by S F Stacher and over 200 Indian relatives seeking to reach Zunis and Navajos atop the Continental Divide. Temperatures dropped to near zero and ten feet of snow blocked trails.
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Gallup
N. M
New Mexico
Becme
United States Weather Bureau
The
Indian Service
Crown Point Reservation
S. F. Stacher
Auto Crash Near Union City Injures Two
A Ford coupe driven by Donald Conway and a passenger Miss Margo Cox collided with a heavy tires trailer truck on West Smith Street near Hateh Street at 4 30 Thursday morning. Both occupants were taken to Corey Hospital with injuries not believed to be life threatening and expected to be discharged soon. The truck operator alleges fault leading to further highway patrol investigation.
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Union
Ilrow
Lie Ord Colpe
Fourth Avenue
Union City
Lanler
Walter J. Carson
Akron
Corry
West Smith Street
Conway
Public Library to receive 100 volume reference set
James M Place of Washington D C announces a gift of a 100 volume reference library to the Corry Public Library. The collection named The James Milford Place Reference Library will be presented once a suitable case is built. Corry is his hometown and he is glad to help.
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Corry Public
James M. Place
Washington, D. C
Corry
Lindbergh Returns From Colombia In One Day Flight
Lt Lindbergh arrives in Miami after an 11 hour leg from Barranquilla with stops at Kingston and Havana. The American Clipper carried 26 passengers five crew 15 000 pieces of mail and a $5000 currency shipment. The flight faced many clearance checks. a minor takeoff accident was blamed on ground crew. Three people burned in a Sharon home fire nearby.
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Barranquila
Miami
United Press
Win
Cal
Chas
AL Lindbergh
North
South America
Lindbergh
Colombia
Kingston
Havana
Barrafiquila
Batranquila
Moone
Today’s Five Best Radio Entainments on NBC and ABC
Radio listings detail WABC NBC WEAF and other network programs with times and hosts. Includes Western Woolpall forecast and Theater of the Air.
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Flenry McLemor
United Press Spor
WEAP
NBC
Ray Perkins
Wiz
Eddie
Ralph
Jones and Hare
WEAF
Phite
Quiet Thanksgiving Day In Corry City
Corry marked a quiet Thanksgiving with business and industry suspended for families to reunite. First real wintry weather brought several inches of snow, ground lightly veiled in November calm. Union services at St Pauls Lutheran drew a full audience. Rev Boyd led a timely sermon with ministerial colleagues assisting. Choir and soloists provided music. offertory of 33.70 supported Corry Relief Fund. Additional services at Emmanuel Welsonal Church and First Church of Christ Scientist drew large crowds.
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Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Darry
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
B. A. Hook
Wilner
F. Reagle
W. A. Johns
William Hall
G. B. Morgan
Miss Signal Anderson
Thanksgiving Holiday Toll Surges Across Nation
United Press survey shows 123 lives lost in Thanksgiving mishaps in Chicago and nationwide. Motoring accidents responsible for 72 deaths, hunting mishaps and home fires add many more. cold wave ends siege of autumn-like weather as families gather for dinners.
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Unitea Presa
Chicago
United Press
Pennsylvania vote may sway Tilson Snell contest
United Press reports Pennsylvania Republican caucus will cast 23 votes toward the House leadership race between Rep. Jon G. Tilson of Connecticut and Rep. Bertrand H. Snell of New York. Delegation split seen likely, with Darrow backing Snell and Campbell backing Tilson. outcome could influence the speakership and overall party balance as discussions continue ahead of the GOP conference.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Floise
Jon G. ‘Tilson
Connecticut
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Republican @ Nation
Bach
George Darrow
Philadelphia
Snell
Guy B. Campbell
Gratton
Tilson
Kansas City
Hoover
House
John N. Gamer
Tex
Westener
Explosions Hit Bullets Town Fire Sparks Runaway Flames
BULLETINS report a massive tank explosion in Braidwood setting ablaze two large gasoline tanks and threatening the town of 300. ATLANTA notes Hoke Smith, former U S senator from Georgia, died at 76. MUKIDEN reports Japanese forces advancing toward Chinchew. DIGBY survivors of the Gloucester schooner Holth and Elinor landed and believe six missing sailors drowned. EAST ST. LOUIS firemen recover the body of a watchman after a stockyard fire kills four horses. LOS ANGELES Alexander Pati ages, a multimillionaire theatre man, is acquitted of attacking Eunice Pringle.
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Digby
N. S
Holth
Elinor
S. S. Gypsum Prince
Los Angeles
Alexander Pati
Theatre
Mam
Eunice Pringle
Two Kane Men Hurt as Auto Hits Tree
In Kane Pennsylvania on November 27 two men were seriously injured when their car skidded on a snowy Buffalo Pittsburg highway and overturned against a tree. The injured are Joseph Sullivan and Carl W Hammar, both from Kane. Sullivan suffered a skull fracture and his injuries were listed as serious.
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Kane
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