First Day Deer Kill Sets Record Hint in Corry Report
Corry hunters report opening day success as the antlerless deer season begins across the state. A Ridgway man bagged a 60 pound doe in Erie county, while hunters from Corry and nearby areas travel the countryside. Officials note a potential all time high deer kill, despite winter weather and a single hunting accident in Venango County.
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Corry
Dhag
Erie County
Clayton Dunelup
Ridgway
Glen Catrd
Vendergrill
Rik County
Ridgwity Hospital
Gerald Skinner
Saint
Chark Skinner
Roy Rickey von
Warren, McKean
Forest County
A.W. Philling
Meadville
N. B. Dickson
Gorry
So-Pounds
Spring Creek
Norman
Warner
R. D. Corry
Sheffield
Alex Dubrosky
R.D. Rasev
West Wayne Street
Simmelinis
Concord Town
Concord Township
Claude Fralick
Essex Street
Tornedo
Verne Group
Ent South Street
Torpedo
Irwin Given Life Term for Triple Murder
Robert Irwin, a former asylum inmate, shouted that he faced “rich man’s justice” as Judge James C. Wallace sentenced him to a minimum of 189 years in prison for the Easter Sunday 1987 Geledon Hill murder spree. The slight sculptor’s enraged outburst followed a verdict that condemned him for killing three people over a love disappointment.
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United Press
New York
Robert Iewin
Jamea C. Wale Wice
Keelanan Hill
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Hall Couple
Mr and Mrs James Hall of Coombs celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs Frank Dod. Open house from 2 to 5 drew over 100 friends and relatives. The couple long time Columbus residents married November 27 1885 in Cyymes New York. He runs a Columbus grocery. she is the daughter of William Loveland of Corry. Friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
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James Hall
Gambus
Frank Dod
Wank Faulkner
Tionesta
Ellen Blanchard
Denis
Columbus
Lieatte
Leathe Deal
Meble Lidl
Hall
Clymes
We Peace
Hull
William Loveland
Corry
Christmas Seal Sale Opens After Thanksgiving Day
Kepler heads the annual Christmas Seal sale reporting $26,600 first day receipts after seals were distributed to city homes. Rumors that children sold seals on streets followed the event as organizers work to halt improper sales and ensure proper fundraising.
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Bya Kepler
Trojans Named Rose Bowl Host
Los Angeles November 28 The University of Southern California football team today was selected to represent the West in the Rose Bowl on January 1 The Trojans, defeated twice, will choose the eastern representative.
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United Press
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Trojans
New Governor to Return This Week for Work
Governor elect Arthur H. James returns from a Texas vacation this week to prepare for taking over Pennsylvania government January 17. He will form a cabinet, draft a legislative program, address taxation, workmen's compensation, and state police while managing relief and public assistance amid a Republican plan to cut taxes without harming aid for about one million unemployed and needy Pennsylvanians.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Texas
George H. Earle
Dudge Dames
Jones FP
Torrance
James
Treasury
Auditor General
Civil Service
Deingcratio
Department of Public Assistance
Labor and Industry Department
Howse
Senate
Neil Santiney
Dames
Philadelphia
Emergency Council of State Associations
Charles Alvin Jones
Pennsylvania
Pope Recovers From Illness Plans Encyclical
The 81 year old Pope recovered from illness and resumed formal duties in Rome. He appeared at Conalatorial hall to meet 400 Hungarian pilgrims, and may author an encyclical on world problems. Friends fear further heart trouble could be fatal. In Mount Vernon, Monroe Barrow, 58, father of boxing champion Joe Louis, died yesterday.
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Rome
Conalatorial
Louis
Mount Vernon
Monroe Barrow
Joe Louly
Two Hunters Dead From Gas In Ridgway Rooming House
United Press reports two Armstrong County men, Charles Bossolan and Joseph Bossolan, both of Paviton Agmtony, were found dead from gas in a rooming house in Ridgway. The stove was on and windows closed. a man named Ip, brother of Joseph, was in another room and survived. Local authorities and a physician deemed revival attempts futile after two hours. The incident follows heavy winter conditions and widespread snow across the Northeast and Rockies.
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United Press
Ridgway
Armstrong Counly
Charles Bossolan
Nis Soneia-Lay
Josephs Ela
Paviton
Agmelony
County
Minnie Naver
Joseph
Sep Club
Aud
Bassolony
World Wa
Hie Ily
Corry's Tiniest Baby Dies From Pneumonia
Shirley Irene Craker, four and one half months old, weighed about six pounds at birth and died in Corry hospital after pneumonia developed following a cold. She had been born at the hospital July 10 and lived there until November 1 before moving with her parents to West Columbus Avenue. Funeral services were held at Bruite Keating chapel with Rev. B. E. Attic of the Nazarene Baptist officiating. burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery.
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Shirley Irene ‘Craker
Hirh
Corry Nospity
Saluslay
Corry Hospital
Leon Craker
Weat
Columbus Avenue
Uebabe
Bruvte Keating
Reve BE. O. Attic
Nazarene Bapuit
Murins
Wet Lawn
Columbus
Legislature Adjourning By Thursday In Harrisburg
United Press reports in Harrisburg that Gov. George Earle’s special legislature, called July 26 to block a grand jury over alleged graft, must adjourn before 12:01 a.m. Thursday as the current house and senate terms expire. The house investigation panel plans to approve a majority report exonerating civil officers and Attorney General Guy E. Bard.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George TH. Earle
House
House Evitt
Guy EK
State
Supreme Court
Tinlean Bardmover
Carl B Shelley
Snowiry
Demorius
Repub Licena
Bard
Shelley
Berks County
Paul N Schaeffer
Pennsylvania AFL-Ceder Unit Officers Support Williams Williams
State AFL CIO officials convened in Harrisburg to back David Williams and James McDevitt amid Green led removal threats. They vow to pursue court action if necessary while denouncing Green and endorsing a rival candidate slate related to the November election.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Pal
Pennsylvania
Laihinr
William Green
BEL Bord
James Fa McDewitt
Trammirer David Williams
Emskorse Pienl
Mand
Ue Williams
McDevitt
Deawes
Te Stile Unemployment Compensation Board of ‘Review
Salt Barles
State Federation
ABT
CIO
Government Debt Mounts as Deficit Widens Under Roosevelt
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Treasury figures show the government running large monthly deficits as spending exceeds receipts by about 380 million dollars per month, with approximate year comparisons. President Roosevelt, at Warm Springs, plans to review the budget on return. Officials note the upturn in business relief but warn balance prospects remain distant for the current year and beyond.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Corry Weather Brings Severe Winter Storms Across Regions
The article reports a wide winter blast with intermittent snow flurries and subfreezing temperatures. A three belt storm produced blizzardlike conditions on Sunday, then temperatures rose overnight. Death tolls are cited across regions including New England and New York, with dozens more feared in surrounding areas.
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Ted Deny
Chicago
McAlester
Olda
New Orleans
New Vocational Instructor Here at Hatch School
Harry B Wissinger was named instructor and director of vocational industrial education at Hatch Vocational School and started duties this morning. A graduate of Allegheny College with Westinghouse training, he has taught in Lewistown, Pay and worked at Munhall. He follows Charles Hoffmaster, who stays briefly to assist. Hoffmaster will become vocational coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh next week. Wissinger will also aid adult evening classes now offered at the local school.
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Harry B. Wissnger
Hatch Vocatenal School
Wissinger
Allegheny College
Westinghouse
Lewistown
Munhall
Charles J. Hoffmaster
Hatch School
Hoffmaster
University of Pittsburgh
Plan to amend neutrality act to empower embargo power
President Roosevelt met with foreign envoys amid reports officials are drafting amendments to the neutrality act to give the president discretion to embargo any aggressor nation. The plan envisions broader presidential control, potential embargoes on belligerents, and limits on war materials shipments, aiming to convert neutrality rules into a diplomatic weapon. The talks, held at Warm Springs, continued with instructions to reconvene for more discussion.
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Jge
Alex Morris
United Press
NEW York
Roosevelt
Existance
State Department
United Skates
Congressanal
Elene Brewie
Ansan
Conenia
Warm Springs
Pine Mountain
Ronsevelt
Hunters Rescued as Troops Rush Food to Trapped Party
State troopers and volunteers airlifted and trucked food to about 100 hunters stranded by a blizzard in Maine. A mowing crew approached Moody Lake with supplies as dawn broke while plows and army trucks battled seven foot drifts within 20 miles of Rage Lake. Most of the group, including several women, were in tents trailers or cottages in the woods.
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United Press
Twangor
Maine
Nudle
Britain urged to relax immigration for refugees
At the close of the 15th annual convention of Hadassah the Junior Hadassah organization called on Britain to relax immigration limits for German refugees. The group urged that future talks with Arabs and Jews rely solely on the Balfour declaration and the British mandate as the basis for a projected fund table conference.
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Britain
Iswa
Junior Hadasanli
Young Women's Zionist Organization of
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