Protests to Love Affair Forerunner to Babes in Woods
President Roosevelt discusses drastic changes to federal unemployment relief with top administration officials at Warm Springs. Hopkins pushes a large scale work relief plan of about 8 billion dollars to replace dole aid, expanding subsistence farm projects and financing for housing. Ickes and Moffett debate financing methods while resisting private capital use.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Warm Springs
Rooseve
S Today
James A. Moffett
Harold &. Ickes
National Emergency Council
Hopkins
Ickes and
Moffett
Tckes
Hunters Pouring Into Deer Country Opening of Pennsylvania Season
Corry hunters join a large caravan heading into the deer country for the Pennsylvania big game season opening at dawn. Hundreds of vehicles carry sportsmen from Warren county into Medix Run Driftwood Sheffiield and nearby areas with many camping and preparing near sunrise. Authorities warn hunters to exercise caution to prevent accidents during the opening days.
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Corry
Deer Country
Tomorow
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Nimroda
Medix Run
Driftwood
Sheffield
Warren County
Tevet Wels
Julkeon
Bill
Davey” Hill
Grand Valley
Tidicute
Blue Eye
Corry Nimrons
Mill Increase Proposed in 1935 City Tax Plan
Mayor Miller criticizes relief as a joke while a tentative one mile tax rise for 1985 aims to fund part of the PERA program. Budget talks show department requests up about 2 700 from 1934, with raises and street, safety, and city works needs.
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Miller
Glyn Miller
PERA
Department of Public Affairs
Sunicipal
Department of Safety
Wise Son
Move to Save Jobs of Day Investigators
Treasury officials and Attorney General Homer S. Cummings conferred in a last minute effort to save the jobs of nearly 1,000 alcohol tax investigators whose positions expire today. They sought authority to retain the workers with pay pending possible Congressional action to reinstate them.
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United Press
Washington
Treasty
Homer S. Cummings
Treasury
Cummings
Wpether
Congress
Wanamaker Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Capt John Wanamaker Jr grandson of the department store heir died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He served as aide on General Pershing's staff during the war and was famed as a powerboat rower. He was twice married and survived by his widow. Burial planned in Philadelphia on Saturday.
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United Press
NEW York
John Wanamaker, Jr
Wanamaker
John J. Pershing
Bywice
Gndt
Ty Sniva
Philadelphia
Justice Department seeks injunction over production group violation
Washington reports the Justice Department will sue to restrain Hour Manufacturing Co for alleged violations of the recovery act bargaining provisions. In Franklin Pennsylvania Arden Wolfe, 38, was executed after his conviction for the August automobile death of John Wohlman, 44, near Sleepy Hollow Golf Course.
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Washington
Justice Department
Franklin
Arden’ Wolfe
John Wohlman
Sleepy Hollow Golf Course
Refuse Plea for License Revocation in Erie Court
In Erie county court this morning Judge A P Rossiter dismissed a petition seeking revocation of the liquor license held by Miss Anna Carnegie for the Commercial restaurant on East Malmn Street. The petition alleged the Hust Main steel establishment was operated by her father Joseph Carnegie, an alien, and thus not entitled to the license. Judge Rossiter found the evidence insufficient and the petition failed to disclose grounds for revocation.
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Erie County
Anna Carnegie
East Malmn Street
A. P. Rossiter
Erie
Hust Main
Joseph Carnegie
Scour Midwest for Young Wife of Slain Outlaw
The inquest into George Nelson known as Baby Face Nelson concluded he died from the law's vengeance with nine bullets in his body. Helen Nelson Gillis, his wife, and another man were in the car when federal agents Samuel Cowley and Herman Hollis were fatally shot nearby. Nelson’s body was later found in a ditch.
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Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Chicago
Cook County
Nelson
Department of Justice
Dlue
Helen Nelson
Gillis
Samuel P. Cowley
Herman B. Hollis
Cowley
Hollig
Bank Failures Reach 14 Year Low in 1930s
Bank failures in the United States total 80 so far this year, with 57 institutions and deposits under 40 million dollars closing. Federal Reserve data show closings at the lowest level since 1920, contrasting with 2,430 failures in the year ending June 30, 1932, which tied up 1.761 billion dollars.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
New Trial Refused In Sweetheart Slayer Case
Wilkes-Barre Pa November Robert A Wawards convicted of slaying his sweetheart Treda McKechnie was denied a new trial today. Judge W A Valentine presided and sentenced Edwards to death. The two other judges concurred in the opinion.
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Wilkes-Barre
Robert A. Wawards
Treda
McKechnie
W. A. Vvalentine
Edwards
Valentine
En Bance
Law's validity sustained in Bailey kidnapping case
The U S circuit court of appeals in Denver upheld the Lindbergh law against kidnapping. It ordered a new trial for Harvey J Bailey, the convicted kidnapper serving a life sentence, rejecting Bailey’s challenge that Congress exceeded its powers. The decision hinges on interstate commerce authority after the Lindbergh abduction and murder.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
United States Circuit Court
Harvey J. Bailey
Bailey
Oklahoma
New Bolivian President Appeals to Army Amid War
Bolivian President Jose Luis Tejada Soriano urged the army to stand firm against Paraguay’s forces in the Gran Chaco. The coalition cabinet pledged vigorous wartime leadership as Bolivian troops retreat along the Pilcomayo river toward Forts Curuvenda and Dorbigny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Jose Luis Tejada Servano
Gran Chaco
Asuuclon
Paraguay
Pilcomayo
Jose Estigarribia
Curuvenda
Dorbigny
Tejada
TeJara
Daniel Salamaces
Chaco
AFL Leader Sets Unemployment Rise At 560000 In Winter
Washington November 30 President William Green of the American Federation of Labor estimated the nation will face 560000 more unemployed this winter than last year. He cited figures as the international chamber of commerce outlined a Paris conference agenda for June to address world economic stagnation and job losses.
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United Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Stfort
Tragic elopement linked to poverty prompts inquiry
Pennsylvania authorities identified Elmor Noakes and his 18 year old niece Winifred Pierce as linked to a family tragedy in Roseville California. The Noakes family tour began November 7 and ended with bodies found near Duncansville and in Roseville.
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Melvin Lord
United Press
Harrisburg
Elmor
Noakes
Roseville
Calif
Pennsylvania
Marine Corps
Washington
Cab
Biuo Noakes
Winifred Pierce
Clopers
Duncansville
Norma
Devilla
Cordelia
California
Pierce
Pacific Prult Express Company
Iis
J. C. Gibby
Sacramento Valley
William Sutton
Winifred
Russell Pierce
Elopers
Waynesboro
Philadelphia
Behringer Gets Year in Jail for Hit and Run Fatal
Edward L Behringer 28 of Petroleum Center was sentenced by Judge Lee A McCracken to one year in jail after a conviction for leaving the scene of a fatal accident. The case stemmed from Behringers alleged speeding that struck and killed 14 year old Robert Bradley last October 28 and injured his brother Aten Bradley 19. Behringer was acquitted of voluntary manslaughter charges.
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Edward L. Behringer
Petroleum Center
Lee A. McCracken
Franklin
Behringer
Robert Bradley
Aten Bradley
Bradley
D. C. Daugherty
Corry
Denmark Christmas Window Lights and Outdoor Foods
Readable fragments describe Denmark lighting candles in windows for Christmas and offering warm oatmenets. It mentions Nixies or gnomes, wheat brinds fastened outdoors for birds, and a seasonal display of home traditions.
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Denmark
Cowles Celebrate Golden Wedding in Corry
Mr and Mrs Charles Cowles marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at 119 East Irving Street Corry. Married November 27 1884 by BR F Bearland North Corry M B F Churon the couple have resided in Corry for forty years. Dinner was served to a gathering of relatives and friends.
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BR. F. Bearland
North Corry
M. BF. Churon
Charles Cowles
Corry
East Trving Street
Cowles
Dimitr
Several Narrow Escapes From Holiday Auto Accidents
Several Corry motorists escaped serious injuries in holiday crashes near Lackawanna and in the city. Blair Barnes and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan suffered painful but not serious injuries. their Dodge truck crashed into a culvert. Miss Clara Kettenring had minor injuries after losing control on East South street. Merle Casler and companions escaped injury in a Jamestown-bound trip and required a tow.
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Corry
Blair Barnes
West Charen
Joseph Sullivan
Frederick Street
Lackawanha
Buffalo
Clara Kettenring
East South Street
Cameron Block
Kettenring
Merle Casler
East Congress Street
Jamestown
Casler
Wilkinsburg Hunter Killed in Fryburg Hunting Accident
Reports say Charles Heasley of Wilkinsburg was killed in a hunting accident near Fryburg. Two other hunters were injured and taken to Oil City hospital. No further details were immediately available.
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United Press
Franklin
Charles Heasley
Wilkinsburg
Fryburg
Oil City Hospital
French speed ace Heléne Boucher dies in crash
Heléne Boucher 26 world women’s speed and aviation record holder is killed in a crash at Guayancourt airfield near Versailles. The French speed flier’s death comes as authorities investigate the fighter.
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United Free Paris
Heléne Boucher
Guayancourt Aerdrome
Versailles
Union Thanksgiving Services Draw Throngs
Rev H Ray Harris of United Brethren in Christchurch delivered the Thanksgiving Day address at a largely attended union service in First Baptist church. The Corry Ministerial Association organized the event with help from Rev Perry Fy Haines Rev B L Wagner Rev E A Hook Rev William Hall and Rev G L Boyd. Special music featured a duet by Mrs F D Pfeifer and Mrs Lloyd Thomas and numbers by the men's quartet.
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H. Ray Harris
United Brethren In
Christchurch
First Baptist Church
Corry Ministerial Association
Perry Fy ‘Haines
B. L. Wagner
E. ‘A. Hook
William Hall
G. L. Boyd
Severe Earth Tremors Reported Near Hawaii Islands
Naval hydrographic office reports severe earthquake shocks east of the Hawaiian Islands. Observatory readings note tremors near the Hawaiʻi area and the hydrographic bureau warns of a possible incoming tidal wave threatening the islands.
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Hawaiian Island
Ey United
San Francisco
Naval Mytrographic Office
Sbroys Navy Radio Today
Hawaian Islands
Hawaiiai Nations
Hydrographicn Bureau
Student pleads not guilty to 10 murder indictments
Joseph Leib Steinmetz 22 once a divinity student from Los Angeles pleads not guilty to first degree murder charges in New York. The court session followed tense arguments between the judge and defense attorney Same Leia pnwitz as proceedings continued.
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Union
New York
Joseph Leib Steinmetz
Los Angeles Divinity
Leia Pnwitz
Wan
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