New Storm Sweeps Mid West States Across Nation
A powerful new blizzard from western Canada blasted the Dakotas and central states with heavy snow and subzero winds. Temperatures stayed below freezing as government forecasters warned the storm would spread across the middle west within 24 hours. Chicago saw fatalities and welfare agencies faced calls for aid while crews cleared roads and shelters expanded for destitute residents.
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United Press
Chicago
Canada
North
South Dakota
Middle West
Central States
Atlantic Seaboard
Ia Torcen
New York
Cleveland
Perstone
Skr
Midwest
West Accepts Call to Emmanuel Church Pastorate
Rev. G. S. West of Toledo accepts a call to become pastor of Emmanuel Church and will begin duties January 1. Vestry received official notice of his acceptance and plan installation soon, noting his strong recommendation and prior work in Toledo area churches.
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G. S. West
Toledo
Emmanuel Episcopi Ghurch
Mr. West
Emmanuel Chuvey
Yaraui
Lyle D. Utts ‘Ter
Mein Heta
Churca
Emmanuel Church
West Wil
Pinchot Wins Pennsylvania Governor Race by Large Margin
Gif ford Pinchot, Republican, captured the Pennsylvania governorship with 1 068 874 votes on November 4, a 58 670 edge over Democrat Jon M Hemphill. The full tabulation also lists votes for other offices and candidates across party lines.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pichot
Pennsylvania
Jon M. Hemphill
Pindlets
Gobel
Frank, Mozer
James H. Mauer
Me Pinchot
James J. Davis
Genste Nominatee
Sedewil Kistler
Emmett P. Cash
W. Bierer
William J
Henry C ‘Niles
Charlotte Jones
Charles Walmer
Jot
Jw, Slayton
Shciwlist
Four Trainmen Die in Coast Collision Near Sunol
Four trainmen were killed near Sunol California when two Western Pacific freight trains collided. One Sacramento freight plowed into the rear of a fast through freight moving into a siding to allow a passenger train to pass.
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Wey
Hinoe Sunol
Calif
Sunol
Western Pacific
Sacramento
Garner Pledges Aid Against Obstructionists
Washington November 29. House leaders and President Hoover planned a conference on the legislative program. John N Garner said a Democratic majority in both houses would join Republicans to prevent an extra session unless needed, while Garner conferred with party leaders. Longworth arrived and found himself locked out of the House.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Hoover
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
House
John N. Garner
Texas
Senate
Dissels
Gamer
Garner
Longworth
Negro Identified as Braddock Slayer
Pittsburgh detectives identified Jones Brooks 82 as the slayer of Geo Miller 40 storekeeper of Braddock last October 27 during an alleged holdup. A witness named Hthel Banks 15 identified Brooks from prisoners. Brooks sentenced to 80 to 100 years at Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to four robberies.
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Pittsburgh
Jones Brooks
Geo. Miller
Braddock
United Press
Brooks
Miller
Hthel May Banks
Western Penitentiary
Moitees Rocks
Former Corry Man Identified as Falconer Victim Timothy Lusey
The man who died at the Falconer police station earlier this week has been identified as Timothy Lusey, a former Corry resident and brother of Dan Linsey. Authorities confirmed the identification after a stranger named Surke reported recognizing the body as Lusey. Relatives in Corry were notified.
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Falconer
Timothy Tusey
Doury
Dan Linsey
Ity
Alexander
Olive
Cme
Gerry
Surke
Tim Lusey
Corry
Capper Sees Prohibition Day as Economic Asset
Senator Arthur Capper predicts strict enforcement of prohibition will prevail and be viewed as an economic asset. Rep. Henry Allen Cooper calls for a remedy to intolerable conditions and signals no rush to repeal. Capper opposes immediate national repeal proposals tied to state convention votes.
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United Press
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
United States
Henry Allen Cooper
Wisconsin
Congres
Capper
Cooper
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Ian
Seattle Star
Scripps- Canfield
Hoover
Fifteen Entombed in Oklahoma Mine Disaster
A gas explosion rocking the Hal Iola Col Company mine near Iola, Oklahoma, trapped at least fifteen workers this afternoon. Rescue efforts continue as officials assess the collapse and conditions inside the mine.
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Tn-Oklahoma
Lutis
Oklanoma
Hal- Iola Col Company
Mons
Citizens National Bank to Distribute 80000 Holiday Savings
Citizens National Bank announced plans to distribute about 80000 in holiday savings to Derry area subscribers via mailed checks next week. The program aims to boost local spending amid the depression and channel funds into regular business, creating a habit of thrift and supporting holiday trade.
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Derry
Citteens Apa
Nationa Bink
Ite -Cheeka Fram
Wiemails
Chinena! Bani
Nations Bank
Relief From Severe Cold Expected Tonight and Sunday
The city emerged from a severe cold wave as rising temperatures were forecast for tonight and Sunday. Snow and drifting along the lake area affected travel from Waterford to Silver Creek, with over two feet reported near Buffalo.
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Elt
Silver Creek
Buffalo
Ohio
Crayford
Pennylvania
Corty
Faush
Middle Western
Waterford
Cambridge Springs
Buffalo Road
Point
Jcy
Clymer Power Plant Fails Leaves Town in Darkness
Clymer suffers outage as main engine fails and auxiliary plant is brought online. Water power unavailable due to low water levels. Gasoline stations and other users report handicaps. Repairs rushed with main engine expected back online early next day.
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Clymer
Clymer Power Corporation
Anti Reddy
Greele
Call for bids for Atlantic air mail service
The United Press reports the U S Post Office moves toward a regular trans Atlantic air mail. The Azores route is named with New York as one terminus and a European terminus to be chosen later. Service could start about June next year or as soon as possible after.
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United Ress
Washington
Postoffice Department
Res
Azores
New York
Europe
Deny Federal Suit On Electric Rates From Clarion River Power
The statement says a federal suit against the Federal Power Commission affects no electric rates in Pennsylvania or elsewhere. It concerns only the Commission's jurisdiction over Clarion River Power Company accounts and potential government payment for property if the government declines to take over the plant in 50 years. The wholesale customer remains, with minimal rate impact on individual Pennsylvanians.
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Clarion River Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Féderal Power Commission
K. W
Pennsylvania
Slation River Power Company
Ite
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings show the sliver flute on WHAP at 7 30 p m The sliver flute also appears on WABCO at 8 46 p m Wallace silveramitha on CBS at 8 46 p m WAI presents General Electric band on NBC at 0 00 p m Daley Master ministrals on EBS network with other program entries.
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NBC
WABCO
CBS
Wallace
Silveramitha
General Electric Band
Doak Named Cabinet Prospect After Long Yard Start
William Doak rises from Norfolk and Western yard clerk at Bluefield West Virginia to cabinet post at fifteen thousand dollars a year if confirmed as secretary of labor. President Hoover overrode AFL opposition noting open and equal opportunity in appointments. Green of the federation laments the choice. Doak, 86 year old mother in Bristol Tennessee, promises to seek peace with the federation.
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Paul B. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Lieve
William Nyckles Dou
Senate
Johor
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefield
W. Va
Doak
Green
Hoover
United States
Federation
Tme
Yould
Dosk
Brotherhood
Elizabeth Doak
D. F. McCarty
Bristol
Tenn
Missing aviatrix Mrs Miller search hampered by seas and winds
Reports from Havana to Miami indicate Australian aviatrix Mrs J M Miller, flying from Havana to Miami, is overdue after takeoff amid headwinds and rough seas. authorities fear she may have ditched in the Gulf Stream with limited fuel and no life rafts as search planes scour the area.
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J. M. Keith Miller
Gulf Stream
Pittsburgh
Kenneth D. Gilmore
United Press
Havana
Cubs
J.M. Sella Millen
Miami
Fla
Keya
Plotida
Milley
Ir M. Keith-Miller
Mars
Keythe Miller
Jill
Fire Routs North Clymer Barn Destroyed With Cattle And Horses Lost
A large barn on A. H. Reed’s North Clymer farm burned rapidly with seven cattle and three horses perishing. The Clymer Fire Department could not save the animals as flames spread before water access and a nearby supply was used to battle the blaze.
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North Clymer
Clyne Pire Company
Aid
F Brami
F Brami Who Ded Fer There From the Saeooes
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