Legislative inquiry into scholarships raises corruption charges
A Senate inquiry in Philadelphia examined alleged abuse of legislative scholarships tied to Temple University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Pittsburgh. Senator Samuel W Sall denied official involvement, stating the practice no longer exists, while noting four colleges funded tests. one former tester linked to William S. Vare faced dismissal. The program reportedly awarded 12 scholarships per senator, valued at about 720000 dollars, with accusations that supporters received allocations through bidding.
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United Press Philadelphia
Ambaz
Samuel W Sall
Temple University
University of Permaylginia
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Pittsburgh
State Senate
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Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Republican Organization
Vate
Auditor General
Waters
Ap Séme
Guild Dinner At Parish Hall Draws Members
Wigwards of the Trystanvel Church and the Emmanuel Lilian Guild hosted last evenings Parish Hall dinner shaped by a 1933 church budget approval. An Every Member Canvas was outlined to begin Monday December with church members assisting. meeting followed the meal and drew strong congregation turnout.
Severe storm travels north of Bermuda prompts warnings
Washington dispatch reports a powerful storm mass about 200 miles north of Bermuda causing the Weather Bureau to issue northeast storm warnings from Biddeford, Maine to Westport, Me. The disturbance moves rapidly northward toward New England as the Weather Bureau tracks the system.
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Weather Bureau
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Wwutport
New England Mh
Resignations and local notices in Erie county
John Hellwege leaves Witt Ure Sales to join N. Cohen & Bons at Lick West Washington street. Erie papers report 50,775,090 kWh electric output for the week ending Nov 19, down 5.1 percent from last year. County tax penalty rises 5 percent on Dec 1. DeJean and Cochran relocate barber shop to West Washington street, near Bax ter Candy Shop, ready by Dec 1. Mary Stifford files for divorce from B. Stafford, married February 25, 1908. separated December 22, 1981. White buck deer with full rack seen south of the city near John Dingfelder farm. An albino deer noted as part of recent sightings near Coll Spring. Martin Wise arrested, charged with disorderly conduct after a May arrest. held until bond posted. Members of Company A attend gathering at State Armory with luncheon and program. Motor vehicle bureau reports savings in renewal paperwork costs. Cory City Bowling League awards prize to prior high scorer Walter L. Peake. 1938 Buicks on display December 7. Supreme Court okays publication schedule for constitutional amendments. related to prior Dauphin County ruling. Pennsylvania state employment reaches 53,954 for week ending Nov 19. License plate theft linked to Glen N. Lucas of Corry. Ten-month period sees 51 deaths, 254 injuries on grade crossings. PSC. A Fourth Ward man reportedly struck by stray bullet. hospital reports no similar injuries.
Deer Season Opens Thursday Amid Large Hunter Turnout
Corry area readers learn deer season starts Thursday December 1 with a sizable hunter turnout expected across McKean Forest Potter Warren and surrounding counties. State game officials note bucks must have two points or more and antlerless deer are prohibited until December 15. The season urges safe hunting and roster-wide cooperation to prevent accidents.
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Forest
Potter
Warren
Campaire
Pennsylvania
Corry
Jackson Hill
Spring Creek
Siarrisburg
Game Commission
Tnday
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Imivon
College Women Hold Meeting at West Wayne Street Home
Twenty eight members of the College Women’s Club met last evening for November business and social gathering at Mrs. B R Jot Son’s home on West Wayne Street. They planned a December 17 children’s Christmas party and held a program on library work and teachers associations with current events and a literature review.
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Ellege Women’s Club
B. R. Jot Son
West Wayne Street
Dorothy Williams
O. W. Bracken
Margaret O'Hare
Dorthy
Lloyd €. Douglas
Fondré
Leona Reed
A. G. Post Hellwrait
Mercus Mortison
Girard
Deny Glass Plant Sold Denied by Durant City Committee
Rumors that the American Plate Glass plant in Durant City had been sold were denied by committee members in charge of the company’s affairs. L. C. Amey stated no sale had been consummated, while others claimed potential buyers were not publicly identified. A. J. Stoddard of Warren was seen in the city on business.
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A. J. Stoddard
Warren
Sparta Mill Thief Quickly Sentenced
After days of police work led by County Detective J O Mcintosh and State Police, Andy Visniesky alias Jackie LaBelle, of D 4 Unjtom City, admitted breaking into the J M Colvin store and a Spartansburg Platt gustmil break in. He pleaded guilty and was fined 10 plus costs and sentenced to Huntington Reformatory.
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Visniesky
Athens
Alerman K. A. Selbaugh
Clare Kent
Cour
Huntingdon Reformatory
Dairymen and Women Meet in Townville Subdistrict Assembly
The Dairymen's League sub-district meeting at Townville on Saturday November 26 included a noon picnic, delegates roll call, and a business session. Director Hi H Marsh spoke on butter price trends while plans to cut expenses and health program details were shared. the group will reconvene in Cambridge Springs on December 26. In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women began a two day convention with talks from Miss S. M. R. O'Hara and other officials, ahead of a reception at the governor's executive mansion hosted by Mrs. Gifford Pinchot.
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Townville
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Marsh
Mars
Wood
Cambridge Springs
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Gifford Pinchot
S. M. R. O'Hara
Charles Waters
Ellwood Turner
Delaware County
Alice Liveright
Welfare
James Rule
Leon Prines
Supper Night Planned by Local Church Members
The Levies own 9 percent surety as Paul's Lutheran church hosts a Friday night supper in the church parlors at 6 o'clock. Dinner features roast pork, potatoes with gravy, sauerkraut, breads, pickles, jelly, apple pie with cheese and coffee. Mrs. Henry Keppel chairs arrangements with assistants Mrs. Leslie Smith Mrs. Charles Anderson Mrs. Albert Lynn Mrs. William Soper and Mrs. D A Hillstrom in charge of the dining room. Public urged to attend.
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We Church
Henry Keppel
Leslie Smith
Charles Anderson
Albert Lynn
Willia Soper
D. A. Hillstrom
Install Lights at Livingston Ave Crossing in Celoron
Plans to install automatic flashing signals at the Livingston avenue crossing of the Erie Railroad in Celoron were approved by the Public Services Commission after an examination found them compliant. W. J. Lock left this morning for sampling in McKean County for several days of deer hunting.
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Mie
Celoron
Public Services Commission
W. J. Lock
Samp
McKean County
Annual Christmas Seal Drive Opens Here December 5
Pinal plans for the 1932 Christmas Seal Campaign will be formulated at Senior High School Thursday at 8 30 pm. J Kenneth Winter of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association will explain the drive and flu county work. Various P T A units will run drives in their districts and the Woman's Club will assist. Last year the local campaign raised about 300 dollars, while the county total reached around 1 750 dollars.
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Pinal
P.T. A. Council
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Puberculosis —Association
Flu County Association
Woman's Club
Erie County
First bear of season bagged by Warren hunters near Hemlock
The first bear of the season was taken by Dwight Sizle, Raymond Lawson, and Bert Hammerback, all of Warren, along the Kinzun Road across the river from Hemlock on Saturday afternoon. The female weighed fat pounds dressed.
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Deal
Dwight Sizle
Raymond Lawson
Bert Hammerback
Warren
Kinzun
Hemlock
Plan Supper at Spring Creek Church
A roast pork supper will be served Thursday evening December 1 at 4 30 by the Ladies Aid Society at the Spring Creek Community Building. Proceeds will benefit the church. the general public is invited.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Spring Creek
Riots in Warsaw Spark Anti-Semitic Violence
Police from nearby towns rushed to Warsaw to quell anti-Semitic riots that injured about 200 people, nine hospitalized. Nationalist students smashed Jewish shop windows and attacked Jews in the streets, echoing disturbances last weekend that left one student dead and several injured.
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Warsaw
Poland
Local Socials Mix Names In Quiet Clymer Gathering
Fragmentary notes show Mrs John jiving with Merle Tayvith Hazel and J Saturday. Mrs Judas Sen and La tolhra attended with Mr and Mrs iy of Clymer and Miss Bien or tig ue.
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