Eddy Draws Year’s Sentence In Workhouse For Death
A Corry man’s death led to a year in the workhouse for Eddy. The report notes political and financial turmoil in Britain with debt payments to the United States under review and the pound fluctuating sharply amid discussions of delaying principal payments. Parliament debates and government actions in Paris influence the broader credit situation as leaders weigh default risk and debt relief options.
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H. L. Percy
United Pres
London
United States
Washington
Wan
Britain
J Ramsay McDonald
Lori Tyrrell
France
Edwuard Herriot
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
John Simon
Board of Trade
Welter Runciman
Downing Street
Tiwan
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Lews Marin
Maurice Palmdae
Native Commission
Chamaber
Pennsylvanla Churches Report Record Gains in 1992 Session
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches announced its best year ever in 1992 with notable progress in comity and missions religious education social outreach International relations and evangelism. The council reported 20 denominations and 38 ecclesiastical bodies with 1 756 000 communicants and added five denominations and five groups totaling 287 800 new members. Visitors from Columbus and Pittsburgh attended the session as state officials and national church leaders addressed the gathering.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Wwe
Social Review International Relations
Council
P. W. Snyder
D. D
Pittsburgh
Arthur Scholleg
Swifgplant
Perry Mead
Columbus
Mensvilic
Garner drops plan to force day repeal vote in opening session
Speaker Garner retreated from a plan to force a repeal vote on opening day. He will canvass the House to gauge support for an early vote and suggested possible delay. Republicans led a push inviting action at the short session set for December 6. Some members objected to the submission method in the repeal amendment.
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Garner
Unitedress
Washington
Congress
House
Jewelers
Militia Used by Governor to Enforce Order
Ola New Kirk reports Governor William H Alfafa mobilized the state militia to secure the release of Col Zachary Taylor Millen from jail for contempt of court over $150 alimony. Judge Claude Duval refused to recognize the governor’s order, prompting militia officers to threaten force to free Millen.
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United Press
NEW Kirk
Willlam H.alfalfa
Billy Murray
Oklahoma
Zachary Taylor Millen
Sal Todiy
White House
Judge and Sherif
Miller
Cold Wave Claims Western Pennsylvania Man
Greensburg Pa November 28 The cold wave driving temperatures below zero in parts of Pennsylvania claimed its first local victim. The body of William W Digan 40 Weltytown believed to have died from an epileptic attack was found near his sister Olive Bever age home. He was a World War veteran.
Pittsburgh Suburbs Seek Rate Reductions
Nov 29 Pittsburgh suburbs demand immediate rate-reduction conferences from Duquesne Light, Suburban Water, and Manufacturers Light and Heat. Representatives from Allegheny County boroughs including Avalon, Ben Avon, Ben Avon Heights, Emsworth, Imperial, Moon View, McKees Rocks, Stowe, Rose, and Neville townships voted to seek a meeting at Avalon borough hall.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Subiban Water Company
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Allegheny County
Bnownships
Avalon
Ber Avon
Ben Avon Heights
Emsworth
Hellegar
Wear View
MckKess Rocks
Stowe
Rose
Neville
Avalon Borough
Meet Tonight to Form Taxpayers Association
Corry citizens are urged to attend a meeting in the Municipal building at 8 o'clock tonight to organize a taxpayers association like two other county units. The aim is to campaign for decreased government expenditures to lower taxes. Officers will be named at the gathering and a large attendance is requested.
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Corry
Taxpayers’ Association
Ue Association
Democrats Move To Require Civil Service Exams
Washington November 28 Chairman McClintic of the House patronage committee said he will introduce a joint resolution to require all government employees moved into the civil service by presidential order in the last three Republican administrations to pass standard examinations. Sen. Olde in the Senate is expected to offer a similar measure. about 10000 workers transferred in the past decade would be affected. those failing would be removed.
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United Press
Washington
McClinlic
House
Léday
McClintic
Henry Ford Restful Night In Detroit Hospital
Henry Ford spent a quiet, restful night and his temperature remains unchanged, according to a bulletin from his physicians at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. The medical update came today as the famed industrialist rests under care following unspecified illness or condition.
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Henry Ford
United Press
Detroit
Henry Word Hospital
Two Explosions Endanger 21 in Allegheny County
Pittsburgh Nov 29 two explosions in scattered Allegheny County last night endangered 21 persons and damaged homes and a confectionery store. The dynamite bomb between two buildings hurled residents from bed as windows shattered and debris flew across the street affecting nearby horse stables. The homes involved were Andrew Vanzalc s and Joza Pesta s adjoining properties.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Atore
Andrew Vanzalc
Jota Pesta
Veadville Man Sentenced for Morley Death
E W Eddy of Meadville convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Thomas Morley of Corry near Conneaut Lake. He was sentenced to one year in the Allegheny County Workhouse, with lesser charges suspended on costs. Eddy had been charged with driving while intoxicated and failing to stop after the accident. an appeal and new-trial motions preceded the sentencing.
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E. W. Eddy
Meadville
Thomas Morley
Corry
Eddy
Conneaut Lake
Allegheny County
O. Clare Kent
Crawford County
Iequor
Qwng
Waa
Failare
West Pleasant Street
Wiercy
Kent
Alleghany County
Congressman's Death Shocks Marion Michigan Uses Local Hotel
Bulletin reports Congressman James C. McLaughlin age 74 a Republican from Michigan died in his Lincoln hotel room Marion Virginia from heart disease. Other items note Chinatown feuds in San Francisco earthquakes in New York a fatal Methodist explosion in Montgomery Alabama and cabinet talks in London plus a congestion accident in Akron Ohio with injuries to Mrs Spange of Chicago.
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Marion
James C. McLaughlin
Michigan
Lincoln Hotel
Coordination of all transportation urged by Coolidge committee
Washington November 29 Senators briefed on the Coolidge committee plan to propose coordination of all U S transportation agencies. The forthcoming report may blame railroad executives for clinging to a monopoly and failing to use 1920 provisions for pooling profits and joint facilities. It is expected to urge railroads to cut train numbers and expand facilities to meet bus truck and air competition. The commission may call for a write off of railroad capitalization amid estimates of 18 to 20 billion dollars in capital.
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United Press
Washington
Conflicting Reports On Zinoviev Death
A Soviet embassy in Berlin announces Gregory Zinoviev’s death while Tass denies any report of his death. Moscow reports suggest a hospital discharge days earlier, and a London telegraph dispatch claims Zinoviev died of heart disease, creating conflicting accounts.
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Pate
Berlin
Gregory Zitoviev
Moscow
Tass
Gregory Zinoviev
Kremlin
Zinoviev
London
Moschyy
Ndlay
Rotary and Its Aims speaker thrills Corry club
Harry Auer addressed the local service club at the noon Rotary meeting in the Fire Hall. He reviewed Rotary’s history from its Chicagoan origin and Corry’s 1931 charter, praised goodwill and fellowship, outlined Rotary’s aims and urged full participation in cooperative service. He noted recent new members joining the club and delivered a timely, well received talk.
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Rotary
Marry Auer
Service
Fire Corry
Amers
Corry Club
M. S. Ashton
Club
Torrie
Auer
Petcome
Cir
Mystery at Rodin Museum In Philadelphia
In the Rodin Museum Charles Bayshore a 55 year old mining engineer from Clarksburg W Va fired two pistol shots into his head and died standing before The Thinker. A nearby statue of Rouin's Gates or Hell was also noted.
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Philadelphia
Rodin Museum
Charles 7
Bayshore
Clarksburg
W. Yai
Rouin
Gates Or Hell
Fatal burns report of Miss Agnas Kulakowski in Canonsburg
Miss Agnas Kulakowski died at Canonsburg General Hospital after a gasoline spill ignited and flames engulfed her as she worked at the Continental Curtis Company plant. Fire officials said she suffered fatal burns when a clotting incident led to ignition of the gasoline.
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Canonsburg
Agnas Kulakowski
Canonsburg General ‘Hospital
Nole
Continental Curtis Company
Lindbergh baby kidnapers still sought by state police
Trenton New Jersey November 28 United Press correspondent reports the Lindbergh kidnapping probe remains in its most active phase under Col H Norman Schwarzkopf head of the New Jersey state police. He leads a worldwide hunt though details are scarce with federal agencies still listing it open. Local authorities say the search continues with only Schwarzkopf and state police actively pursuing leads.
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Delos Smith
United Press Star
Trenton
Ni J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
United Pres
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Wood
Lingbergh
Hopewell
Jersey City
Newark
Schwarzkopf
Jury to Hear Federal Lottery Case in Mann Trial
In New York on November 29, the trial of Conrad Mann a prominent Insas City businessman and politician and three co defendants opens with jurors to be selected. Co defendants include Franks E Hering Bernard McGuire and Raymond Walsh charged with interstate lottery violations linked to an alleged lottery operated with the Hagtes order. Judge Coleman overruled a defense motion and the court recessed as jurors were to be questioned.
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Kansas City
New York
Davis
United Press
Conrad Mann
Insas
Weteran Fudge
J. Coleman
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Mann
Franks E. Hering
the Eagles Magazine
Bernard ©. McGuire
Raymond Walsh
Hagtes| Vt
Tudge Coleman
Defenan
City eyes 12 mill tax levy with street cuts in 1933
Informal council session reduces 1933 levy by a half mill and plans a 12 mill levy at the December first session. Street department funds face the largest cuts to meet expected lower revenue, with officials praising thrift and forecasting further retrenchments and budget revisions for 1934. Draft tax and appropriation ordinances to be presented December 5.
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Munnccipal Commission
Streets Williams
Hast Smith
Cty
Williams
Harrington
Fortune Found as Dauphin County Hones In On New Jersey Man
C V Valmer of New Jersey may claim a share of a rumored fortune after Dauphin county authorities traced a lead to John G Huber known as Stim the Tailor and recovered cash and several property deeds. Officials noted Valmer’s potential link to the case as they investigated the scattered clues from a long-standin mystery surrounding a shop and its missing owner. Mr and Mrs Fred Carlsen and family returned home after a period away in Fore Ast Gyebing amid the confusing developments.
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United Press
Harrisburg
C. V. Valmer
New Jersey
Dauphin County
John G. Huber
Fred Carlsen
Fore Ast Gyebing
Gorey
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