Young flier parachutes to safety near Pine Valley lodge
United Press reports Gertald Nettleton, a young Toledo flyer, nearly set a new speed record when his plane ran out of fuel 100 miles from Los Angeles. After veering into clouds above the Cuyamana Mountains, he jettisoned and parachuted to safety near Pine Valley Lodge. He was found unharmed by a passing motorist and expected to continue home.
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United Press
San Dingo
Calif
Gertald Nettleton
Toledo
Gersting
Cuyamana Mountains
Here
Imperial
Ping Valley Lodge
Lindbergh
Wellletill
Ls Angeles
Tineruin
Pine Valley Lodge
Nettleton
Corry Hunters Move Into Deer Country
Corry hunters, like others in Pennsylvania, head into the deer country for a three day doe season opening yesterday. Doe hunting is allowed in six counties fully and parts of seventeen more. Licenses are exhausted in most counties, and many locals plan to camp as thousands of hunters are expected, though a winter storm could thin crowds. No does reported yet in the district, six legal does killed by Deputy McGill’s district. one hunter mistook a buck for a doe.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
A. McGill
Titusville
Levwis Wagner
R. D
Howard
State Highway Department
Journal Today
Middle West
Ghicago
Canada
United States
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountain
Canadian
Illlnois
Indiana
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rosy Mountain
Michiegan
Indiama
Ohio
Abe
Jalla Lees Nees
Rehearsals for Comedy Start Progressing
Rehearsals for the musical comedy what/s That are progressing under R L Sieber in charge of the product for the Corry Rotary fundraiser. The scene unfolds at Palm Beach with cast preparing catchy songs and time numbers amid cold weather. Names of cast will be announced and tickets go on sale next week.
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R. L. Sieber
Corry Rotary
Palm Beach
Cleveland flier reported missing
United Press reports a Cleveland flier missing after a flight from Hamilton Ontario to Buffalo. Officials were advised to search for William Griffin, Graveland pilot in a small homemade monoplane. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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United Press
Cleveland
Clive
Trai
William
Griffin
Graveland
Hamiton
Ont
Buffalo
Grittin
Four Die In Double Car Crash On Railroad Tracks
Hobart Indiana November 28 four persons were killed when two cars occupied by a party from Gary and Hobart drove onto the Nickel Plate tracks and were hit by a fast freight train. The dead include Attorney T H Grabowski of Gary his wife and the Grabowski estate caretaker and Rudolph Nickseh of Hobart.
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United Press
Hobart
Ind
Nickle Plate Railroad
T."h. Grabowski
Gary
First Indiana State Bank
Grabowski
Rudolph Nickseh
Head of County Motor Club gets council post
H Lee Munger president of Erie County Motor Club was named director of the city street department to replace the late Theodore Eichhorn. The appointment came after Patrick J Grant declined the offer. Munger, 4319 Cherry Street, heads local taxi firm and has long civic ties in Erie.
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Lee Munger
Theodore Eichhorn
Erice
H. Lee Munger
Erie Couuty Motor ‘Club
Theodors Eichhorn
Erie
Cherry Strest
Erie County Motor Club
Theodoré Rich Horn
Munger
Imaile
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Zemn Zem Temple of the Shrine
Tony
Columbus Drift Destroys Traffic On Busy Avenues
Amid heavy snowfall East Columbus Avenue proved hardest to clear as eight to a dozen cars stalled in deep drifts near Peterson farm. Unprotected by a wind fence the stretch halted motor traffic, with several vehicles towed out after hours of effort. GON, Garter, spent Thursday in the city with friends.
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East Columbus Avenus
Hoover May Call Special Session On World Court
President Hoover may call a special session of the new Republican‑controlled Senate in March to consider the world court treaty. He fears the issue could derail his plans for next year, and conferences with Republican leaders aim to resolve timing while winter storms disrupt travel and daily life across the nation.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover Tigy
Senate
Doda
Hoover
House
Hague ‘Tribunal
World Alliance of Churches
Little hope for Mooney Billings pardon in 1916 bombing case
San Francisco November 23 United Press learns little hope exists for clemency for Thomas J Mooney and Warren K Billings in life prison sentences for complicity in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Commutation is seen as the only possible outcome as petitions undergo review by California courts and Governor Young. The process hinges on a two convictions requirement and pending supreme court recommendations.
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George D. Crissey
United Press
San Francisco
Galif
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
C. Young. Bally
Supreme Court
Governor Young
Billings
California
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Tonight
A listing of radio programs on NBC and ABC networks outlines evening entertainments. WABC airs interwoven pair at 9 30 p m and watergric at 10 00 p m, with further entries on WEAP and NBC at 10 30 p m.
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Wan
NBS
Archentra
WABC
NBC
Utter
Kellogg Awarded 1929 Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo reports Ivank B. Celles, former U S secretary of state and Briand co author of the Kellogg Briand pact, won the 1929 Nobel Peace Prize. The piece notes U S linked winners, mentions 1930 recipients, and states prizes total about 47 000 to 48 000 dollars.
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Unmigo Fress
Oslo
Ivank B.celles
Aristide Briand
Francé
United States
Nobel
Sincclair Lewis
Karl Landsteiner
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Feai
Anchbishop
Unnenswun
Soderblom
Kellogg
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
Austen Chamberlain
England
France
Gustaf Stresemann
Germany
Ordinand Hobssion
Ludwig Quidde
Caraway calls Wickersham commission a cold storage device
United Press reports Senator Caraway of Arkansas denounces the Hoover era Wickersham crime commission as a cold storage device avoiding a clear stand on prohibition. He says the president is vague on the issue and aims to wait for public opinion before deciding, while backing Senator Glass for future congressional action.
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Caraway
Wickersham Crime Commission
Hoover
Lyle ¢. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Wickersham
Wickersham ‘Committee
United States
Congress
Glass
Virginia
Four Die In Grade Crossing Tragedy Near Nelsonville
Four relatives, Lucien Price 24, Coleman 1, Earl 12, and Mrs Bert Wittiley, were killed when their car was struck by Lonleville and Nashville passenger trains near Nelsonville during Thanksgiving Day travel. They were en route to a relative's home for the holiday.
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Unjku
New Haven
Nelsonville
Herp
Lonleville, & Nashville
Lucien Price
Coleman
Earl
Bert Wittiley
Hays Marries Widow of Former U S Envoy
United Press reports motion picture executive and former postmaster general Hays married Jennie Hirrog widow of a former United States envoy. The ceremony took place at Bethesda and the couple planned a honeymoon following a brief route to their home later.
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Hays
U. S
United Press
Bethesda
If Hays
Motion Picture
Wrete
Hodhapa Nat
Jennie Hirrog
Stites
Goltvices
Toltiia
Snow storm sweeps across the Arctic southward
A new snow storm moved southeast from the Arctic circle across the Canadian border as temperatures plummeted to 19 below in the Midwest. Other brief items note an Alabama invitation to Roses game, a Stanfordville murder, a Chambersburg crash, a bank robbery attempt near Bloomingdale, a payroll robbery in Cleveland, Susquehanna River freezing early, a Philadelphia double murder suicide, and stock market selloff in New York.
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United Press
Chicago
Arctic Circle
Pasadena
University of Alabama
Washington State
Missing bank president found dead in his room
Nasniquuis, 68, president of Liberty Bank and Trust Co, was found dead in his room with a shoestring around his throat. A physician and cashier Johnson searched for him overnight. authorities believe suicide. Two amateurs were injured in Sharpsburg when a house fire caused 16,000 in damage.
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BANK
Nasniquuis
FR. H Donnell
Liberty Bank and ‘Trust Co
BF. D. Tohnson
Douztel
Sharpsburg
Frank Luther Hare
Alfred Barrett
Chloe William
Formal Action On Budget Tax Levy Next Week
City Council plans first and second readings on a $82,158.38 budget for 1991 with tax assessment at 12 mills. Formal action on the levy and budget ordinances is slated for next week, though a delay to the second meeting remains possible. Budget changes include increased finance and accounts, restated public affairs funds, and deep cuts in streets and public improvements while public safety and park budgets hold steady.
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Comig
Department of Public Affairs
Department of Parks and Public Property
Spectacular Fire Strikes Philadelphia Landmark Wing
A spectacular fire of undetermined origin broke out last night in a wing of Horticulture Hall, a Philadelphia landmark in Fairmount Park. Assistant Superintendent James J. Hearn collapsed and died after directing police at the scene, ending his 39 years of service.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
James J. Hearn
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Bucks
Boys’ Band
Columbus
Patterson Farm
Gon
Rip
West
Garey
Mooney
Bulletins
Poughkeepsie
Husbed Gercand
Stanfordville
Chambersburg
Ruth Seilhamer
Paterson, N. J
First National Bank
Bloomnggale
Bére
Chandler and Price Company
Harrisburg
Andrew Punta
Mary Najowski
Stwel
Old Phila
Texas
Huntsville
Tex
Joms J. Maple
Houston Po
Maple
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