Giants Win 1933 World Series Final in 10 Innings
The New York Giants edged the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in ten innings to clinch the 1933 World Series, with detailed play-by-play highlighting key hits by Moore, Jackson, Mancuso, and Cronin. Luque earned the win as Schumacher pitched for the Giants. Crowder and Russell handled the Senators.
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United Press
Griffith Stadium
Washington
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Schumacher
Luque
Mancuso
Crowder
Russell and
Sen
Giants
Moore
Critz
Goslin
Terry
Davis
Cronin
Benators
Myer
Goslmalngien
Ryan
Manush
Jackson
Merry
Kuhéf
Tingle
Wiitter
Manslike
Mockso
Goblin
Isd
Orie
Shnators
Ott
Schulte
Kuhel
Senators
Bluege
Sewell
Kunel
Giins
Weslig
Manish
Heinle
Manysh
Tackson
Gritz
Cron
Mamcuso
County Will Reassessment Looms in Wayne Concord Townships
County commissioners push for reassessments after reports of large valuation cuts in Wayne and Concord townships. Cranesville Waterford and Elgin boroughs already ordered to revalue. Chair Rollo McCray says reductions allowed only if valuations are out of accord and cautions against harming bonding power or revenues. Taxpayers await action on triennial figures from these districts.
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Wayne
Concord
Board of County Commissioners
Cranesville
Waterford
Elgin
Rollo McCray
Yehdonly Hecapid
McCray
Wayne Townships
Brazen break in two town offices nets $800 haul
Thieves smashed safes at the Associated Gas and Electric System on Center Street and the Model Dairy on West Smith Street using a rear window entry via roof access. Two suspects, believed to be a pair, escaped with about $800 including cash. Pedestrians were nearby as the break-ins occurred in the early evening.
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Orth Center Street
Vegas
Model Dairy Company
West Smith Street
Davis Moose drawing trial adjourned amid coincedence claim
The Davis Mooseheart lottery episode in 1931 featured witnesses arguing his presence was coincidence. In Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Retailers Association urged Roosevelt to adopt the retail code, claiming broad retailer support and urging timely action to strengthen industry standards nationwide.
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United Press
New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
the Loyal Order of Moose
Davis J
Davis
Mooseheart
Arizona
Minnie Davis
Samel Davis
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Retailers’ Association
Roose Welt
Willam H. Hager
Nirano
Whiteside
United States
Coopers
Trainman Hurt In Columbus Fall From Bridge
John M. Gerron 58 of Jamestown, Erie Railroad conductor on No. 8 freight, fell about thirty feet from a subway bridge to a concrete highway with two mail bags. He sustained a compound crush fracture of the right ankle and multiple fractures to the left hand, was taken to Corry hospital and Hamot hospital for treatment. The accident occurred shortly before 4 pm Friday as he moved bags toward the station.
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John M. Gerron
Jamestown
Erie Railroad
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Gerron
Fwan
Hamot Hospital
Zble
Davis
Gérron
Way Freightain
Tidioute Man Killed in Crash at Waterford
One man died and another was injured in an early morning crash between Waterford and Drie when a car left the highway, vaulted a five foot embankment, and rolled. Ralph L. Caldin, 40, owner of the Tipper Hotel, was killed instantly. Willem Debreaux, 51, a hotel employee, sustained serious injuries but survived. Coroner W. G. Stroble suggested the driver may have fallen asleep. The car traveled at high speed and plunged end over end before stopping about 150 yards from the embankment.
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Waterford
Drie
Ralph L. Caldin
Tipper Hotel
Tidioute
Willem Debreaux
W. G. Stroble
Caldin
Marka
Galdin
Debreaux
Untitled note on a family tragedy and unclear details
Fragmentary report describes a death and related events involving a mother and her sons with unclear locations and names. The readable pieces mention an elderly person and a possible inquiry or investigation, but key facts are obscured by garbled OCR text.
Roosevelt to Confer With Steel Leaders at White House
President Roosevelt planned to meet three steel industry leaders at the White House to end the Pennsylvania captive coal mine strike. Gov Pinchot and Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson urged action as violence flared and the crisis grew more serious.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Y White House
Pennsylvania
Gov. Pinchot
Hugh S. Johnson
State Senator McClure tied to liquor law graft scheme
Government trots out former Delaware County constable Wi Falls who testifies he was paid to ignore liquor law violators by a Chester real estate dealer John Ryan as part of a conspiracy against State Senator John J. McClure. Falls described weekly payments of 15 then 25 dollars for “protection” and lists of places that paid or did not pay.
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Delaware County
McClure
Paul Gomnly
United Press
Philadelphia
John J. McClure
Wi. Falls
X. Palla
Chichester
Tudze Welsh
U.S
John Ryan
Chester
Havey Sykes
Palle
Falls
Sykes
Ryan
Falis
Not Guilty Plea in Lindbergh Kidnap Case Trial
Oklahoma City reports Harvey ey, Albert L Bates, R G Shannon and Mrs Ora Shannon receive life sentences under the Lindbergh kidnaping law for the Urschel ransom crime. Son Arman Shannon gets suspended 10 year term. Skelly and Berman receive two years each. Katherine Kelly and George Kelly plead not guilty and face trial next week.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harveyey
Albert L. Bates
R. G
Boss) Shannon
Ora Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Arman Shannon
Shannons
Clifford Skelly
Edward Berman
St. Paul
Tvo
Katherine Kelly
George
Kelly
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Urschel
Memphis
Hyde
Helrieves
Postmaster Appointment and Landis Federal Commission Pick
Washington dispatch notes Postmaster General Farley appoints Albert Van Horn acting postmaster at Duncan Pennsylvania. Roosevelt appoints Prof J M Landis of Harvard Law School to federal tax commission, replacing the expired term of Raymond Stevens.
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Washington
Farley
Sanioime
Albert van Horn
Dancan
Landis
Roosevelt
J M. Landis
Harvard
Rayment Stevens
Threat of War Seen in Europe
European statesmen faced a crisis as Germany demanded armament parity with other powers raising fears of a failure of the world disarmament conference. Some speculated Premier Mussolini might summon British, French and German leaders to a northern Italy meeting. The British cabinet meets Monday to set policy as nine days remain before Geneva reconvenes.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Benito Mussoin
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Geneva
Ean
Kane Bandits Given Long Prison Terms in Inn Holdup
Four men from Buffalo were sentenced to 10 to 20 years and fined 1000 dollars each for an attempted hold up of the Long View Inn near Kane Pennsylvania. Alleged ringleader James L Dell and three accomplices were convicted after the proprietors Will iam A Cleer and his wife were attacked. Dell was restrained by Cleer who then aided police. A fifth man, John Ozzio Paterson, was fined 200 dollars for contempt of court for attempting to talk with a juror during the trial.
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Ay United Press
Kane
Long View Inn
Here
James L. Dell
Dominic Tomasula
Thomas Rose
Alias Ozzio
Joseph Martin
Buffalo
Joseph W. Bouton
William A. Cleer
Cleer
Dell
Bouton
John Ozzio
Paterson
M. J
Ozzio
Oiel
Penna schools face closure over funding shortfall
Pittsburgh report warns that scores of PenneyWilla schools may close early next year unless at least 5 000 is provided for operation. Dr Jativa, superintendent, notes 30 000 000 in public school obligations cannot be met by the 1833 35 appropriations as discussed at a Western Pennsylvania education conference.
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PENNA
United Press Pittsburgh
PenneyWilla
Jativa
Rule
Western Pennsylvania
U S Senator Dale By Ons Rene Tsdanta Pond
An elderly U S senator named Dale By Ons Rene Tsdanta Pond of Yt Ont Pa is described as having served around eighty years in public life. A note references Senator Porter Uilman Hhle and Feuptebifeia ort, Vetrintinte, with further unclear details about tenure and locations.
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Ons
Rene Tsdanta Pond
Aunator Porter Uilman Hhle
Feuptebifeia
State police assist Erie probe into last nights burglaries
State police from Erie were dispatched to aid local officers in a city burglary investigation tied to a manufacturing plant near the Corry Jamestown complex. Fingerprints were taken as the strong box was forced open and cash with receipts scattered. $125.90 believed stolen, $500 plus hidden by a clerk. The burglary occurred between 6 and 7 pm and was discovered by Wimer Gilbertson.
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Sergi, Price
State Police
Erie
Corry-Jamestown
Katherine Puredly
Wimer Gilbertson
Flanigan2ne
Ruppersburger
Mopiti
Jeitina Wiilett
Cinimuie
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