Two Hurt in Auto Crashes on icy Highways in County
Several injuries reported in a string of weekend crashes investigated by state patrols. At Roosevelt Wright Way near Corry a Dodge coupe driven by Clifford Athens collided with a Buick, then with Clark Lord’s Chevrolet, injuring occupants including Mrs Bel and Aikens. On Route 77 near Spantansburg a Buick driven by Edward Kane skidded and hit W H Lexer’s car. no injuries. At Scott's Crossing a Terraplane driven by H Mateson struck a Plymouth coach driven by P Ray Bunting, causing minor damage. Patrolman J W Blythe investigated each incident.
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Roosevelt Wrighn
Corry
Clifford Athens
Columbus
James Connors
Hirle
Seret
Np “1St
Clark Lord
Chevrolet
Parker
Erleman
Aikens
Kay Bel
Lord
Connors
Loh
J. W. Biyte
Spantansburg
Riceville Corners
Edwad Kane
Bellrosd St
Bryn Mawr
API
W. H. Lexer
Diamond
T. A. Swit
Kane
W. J. Merrick
East South Street
P. Ray Bunting
State Street
Drne
Bunting
Patriman J. W. Blythe
England and France Align Against War Aggressor
United Press reports from Aris that France will align with Britain and launch a 7000000 navy building program. Foreign Minister von Dethas to declare in the Chamber of Deputies that aggression against Britain would trigger mobilization of France's land air and naval forces, with Belgium guaranteed the same protection.
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United Press
ARIS
France
Great
Belgium
First Test Pension Act Case Hears Federal Judge Sweeney
Federal Judge George C. Sweeney in Boonton reserved decision after a 40 minute hearing on the Davis affadavit seeking an injunction to stop Boston and Maine Railroad from withholding payroll deductions for the unemployment insurance under the national social security act. The case tests the act's application to employers and the timing suggested a ruling by December 1. Davis, a Waltham stockholder, seeks to restrain the deduction of funds to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Bobton
George C. Sweeney
National Social Security
Sweeney
George P. Davis
Waltham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Germans in Spain and Gibraltar report
A traveler from Seville claims 5,000 Germans arrived last Saturday wearing Spainish Passio taches with khaki trousers and German army boots, and that German anti aircraft guns are mounted at Seville.
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Spain
Gibraltar
Seville
Embezzler Renkin Sentenced Four Years in Pittsburgh Case
George Renkin, 32, a playboy employee, was sentenced to four years for embezzling about 64 080 dollars from the Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Co. Roger Schmidt received two years and nine months. Judge Musmanno ruled neither is eligible for parole. Renkin allegedly used funds to impress his girlfriend Kitty McCann and his wife Mrs Renkin provided authorities with details of lavish expenditures.
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Muma
New Constitution in Russia Decried as Gesture
Washington observers call the proposed Soviet Russian constitution a desperate gesture to gain sympathy from democratic nations. Early commentary suggests the move will likely have little immediate impact on ordinary Russians, viewed as a stunt by Soviet leaders.
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Russia
Washington
Ex-Chancellor Guilfoyle Named Bishop of Altoona
Most Rev Richard T Guilfoyle former chancellor of the Erie diocese was named Bishop of Altoona succeeding Bishop John J McCort. The consecration at St Peters cathedral featured Cardinal Dougherty and a large delegation of church officials. Bishop Leech preached calling the church a bulwark against Communism and praising Pope Pius XI as a champion of liberty and the church.
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United Prove
Erie
Richard T. Guilfoyle
Altoona
John J. McCort
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mont
John Mark Gannon
Guilfoyte
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Monaignora
United States
Guilfoyle
George Leech
Harrisburg
Leech
Fius XI
Banana Boss Luca Vacarro Dead at 78
New Orleans reports the death of Luca Vacarro known as Banana Boss. He came to the city from Contensa Britellina with two brothers over 50 years ago and built a vast banana empire worth millions. He died of heart disease. brothers Felix and Joseph survive. The fortune size is undetermined but substantial.
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United Press
New Orleans
Caribbean
Luca Vacarro
Contensa Britellina
Stetly
South
Vacarro
Hig Brothers
Felix
Joseph
Vacerro
Fire gut Union City beer parlor and apartments
A basement furnace likely sparked a blaze that gutted the Francia Layden operated beer parlor and restaurant and upstairs apartments of Mr and Mrs P J Currin on North Main Street Union City. Total loss estimated between four and five thousand dollars. insurance coverage unclear. Firefighters contained the fire after spreading rapidly, with some stock and furnishings saved or swept away by water and flames.
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Ape
Francia Layden
Mira
Layden
Iyden
Cutrin
Mystery Carburetor Promises 200 Miles Per Gallon
In Toronto Pa a claimed inventor and backers tout a carburetor that could push a car beyond 200 miles per gallon. Charles Nelson Pogue of Winnipeg backs the device with tests saying a car averaged 216 miles per gallon on standard gas. Hammell, Bennett and others organize patents and funding, while markets react to the potential breakthrough.
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United Press
Toronto
Charles Nelson
Pogue
Winnipeg
Mun
John &. Hammell
Ontario
W. D. Het
Richard Beilford Bennett
Hammell
Canada
W. J. Holmes
Nlawkls
Stock Exchange
Harle to address special legislature session in Harrisburg
United Press report from Harrisburg says Governor George H. Harle will address the special legislature at 8 p m tomorrow for three hours, focusing on recommendations for solar security act provisions and employment insurances, with the session devoted entirely to one main item.
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United
Harrisburg
George H. Harle
Elisalesis
Allen
Youth killed in stray gunfire near Natrona Heights
Pittsburg dispatch reports two Natrona youths, Henry Roxby and Walter Sadowski, under arrest for use of a firearm resulting in the death of 13 year old Brisno Malaurals during a gathering near Natrona Heights. Roxby claims his bullet ricocheted. police say the act was out of devilment.
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Pittsburgh
Priice
Brisno Malaurals
Malattrak
Tigion
Natrona
Heights
Henry Roxby
Malaurak
Roxby
Bruno
Companisna
Walter Sadosk
Claim of 3 Million Misappropriated Funds Filed
Chicago November 30 Power and Light Company filed suit for 3 million dollars alleging misappropriation of funds. Former president Harley L. Clarke, a director who relinquished the presidency last October, is named in the suit. Clarke founded the utility in 1915 and had ties to the Australia Corporation, a New York investment group that gained control over a year earlier.
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United Press
Chicago
Ttiltles Power and Light Company
Ita
Harley L. Clarke
Funda
Clarke Ina
Auisa Corporation
New York Investment Organization
Clarke
Follow Billy and Betty to Santa Claus Land
Readers are urged to turn to page 7 for the Christmas feature A Visit to Santa Claus Land. The Christmas strip remains popular with both children and adults, and those who missed it are encouraged to start today. Local shops including Helen Shoppe, Elia Biectriess Shop, Curtin Jewelry Store, Fall Store, All-Way Electrics Co, and Fields None Stand are supporting the pro page of the Christmas story.
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Helen
Elia Biectriess
Curtin Jewelry
All-Way Electris Co
Fields
Establish CCC Camp for Girls in Seven States
Washington November 30 Establishment of 50 Feminine CCC camps to provide jobs and vocational training for 5,000 needy girls approved as part of the government work relief program. Plans call for work centers in Rhode Island Arkansas Florida Oklahoma Missouri South Dakota and Tennessee. Camps to use abandoned CCC barracks and other quarters free of charge with emphasis on those showing promise to profit from the experience and to carry benefits back to their communities.
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United Press
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Rhode Island
Arkansas
Florida
Oklahoma
Missouri
South Dakota
Tennessee
WPA
Camp
Ife
Drunken Passenger Sentences After Moscow Taxi Massacre
In Moscow on November 30 an intoxicated passenger, Derlabin, bought vodka for driver Yetman, who then rammed his cab into a crowd of ten, killing two. Yetman received a death sentence while Derlabin was sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Moscow
Pasenger
Citizen Derlabin
Yetman
Yatsun
Four Die in Slate Quarry Blast at Funkhauser Quarry
Delta Pa Nov 20 A slate quarry blast killed four men and left three missing in a dynamite triggered explosion that fractured a tunnel at the Funkhauser Corporation quarry. Fire reports noted the disaster and ongoing search for missing workers.
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Delta
Firat
Funkhauser
Fire victim Langham was Dun & Bradstreet manager
Edward R. Langham 45 a Dun & Bradstreet manager died at Jamestown General Hospital after sustaining burns from a cigarette fire that set bed clothing ablaze. He fell asleep while smoking early Sunday. his wife found smoke and helped remove him but he died several hours later. Langham, longtime employee in Jamestown, leaves wife Bertha and two sons Ward and Gary, plus sisters and brothers, with funeral plans to follow.
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Edward R. Langham
Din & Bradstreet
Daiwusawya Neo
Hyotho
Ralph Saliol
Spring Ant Churstows
Hany
Duteasell
Jhuengstown
Dun & Bradebed
Corydon
Pat Wela
Mra
Bertha ‘M. Krene Langham
Bilward, Sr
Gary A
Jamestown
Mirs. Raph Salmion
Corry
John Bentley
South Dayton
Essex Street Church Edifice Is Rededicated
The Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street rededicated its edifice with a Sunday ceremony led by Rev. C. W. Jones of Ohio and district superintendent of the Nazarene Church. Attendees included delegations from Riceville and Warren. The event previewed local growth with the opening of a new church palace.
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Church of the Nazarene
Essex Street
Kew
Byernd Alli
C. W. Jones
Ohio
Isatrict
Church of the Nawdrene
Wau
Ted Ward Shurch
Mr Jones Awo
Navarene
Chrstian and Missionary Alliance Church
Roy Mother
James Hult
Rice- Ville
Baler
Warren
List
the Nazarene Church
Huge welcome for president in South America
United Press reports President Roosevelt drew a vast crowd in Buenos Aires on November 30 as more than 500000 people cheered he arrived at the U S embassy after the ship Indianapolis ferried him into port. The greeting marked the first time a U S president set foot on Argentine soil amid inter American conference preparations.
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Rodgers
United Press
Buenos
Aires
Lis&tafiplice
Roosevelt
U. S. Secret Service
Hoosevelt
Une
United States
Tage Beddelel
Auqusthy
P. Justo Mn
Ue Décie
Dianapolis
NEW Toric
George
Ington
Colllera Imiagazinla
Wall Tilay
George Growl
Wilden
Hyde Park
Iif
Vicinity Welcomes Respite From Storm
Corry tollky reports a brief thaw after heavy snow and blowing winds. Bright sunshine returns as motorists face slick spots on main highways and snow plow crews continue to clear routes.
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Corry Tollky
Billy
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