Mystery crash of United Air liner near Cheyenne kills 12
United Press reports investigation into a United Air Lines crash west of Cheyenne that killed 12 aboard, with no light shed yet on cause and officials noting no mechanical trouble. Airline officials say aircraft was on normal course at low attitude as bodies are prepared for return home. Roosevelt neutrality orders praised as building strong defense against war, urging Americans to avoid trade or travel with belligerents.
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Wyo
Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
United Air
Jyordana
Here
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United Air Line
Hobart C. Montee
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
America
Hias
Ethiopia
Democrats Plan 10 Draft Plans For County Ticket
Corry city and county leaders including Corry Elgin Concord and Wayne township committee members prepare for a Wednesday meeting in the Journal building. James Sullivan, acting city chairman, will report on Erie county campaign plans for the November election and seek full participation from all local committee members.
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Wayne
Concord
Corry
Journal Building
James Sullivan
Democratic Campaign Council
Erie
Sullivan J
Erie County
Townships
Counnty
Snow fence appeal on Russell Road to ease winter drifts
Property owners along Russell Road last night appealed to the City Council for the erection of a snow fence on the stretch. The road drifts heavily during snowstorms, making it frequently impassable in winter. Council has kept 2,600 feet of snow barriers along the road, with Wayne Township to assist on the township end of the road. Morgantown college loss from dormitory water pipe rupture totals 10,000 in furnishings and equipment.
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Russell
Corry Country Club
Bess Keper
Wayne ‘Cwrchin
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
America
Explosion at Glidden plant kills at least six in Chicago
Workers dug through twisted steel and bricks at the Glidden Company bean products plant after a terrible blast that killed at least six. The five story building reopened yesterday after weeks of closure. An inquest opened with a coroner's jury of three chemists and three engineers. State's Attorney Thomas Courtney sought explanations for the process of extracting something from soy beans used in paint, garnish, and other products.
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United Press
Chicago
Way Bean Products
Glidden Company
Jwy
Thomas Courtney
Eastern Star District Meet at Titusville
Members from Corry City Chapter and about 250 Eastern Star members attended the District No. 1B Pennsylvania convention in Titusville. The event featured a banquet at the Presbyterian chapel, an exhibition of degrees, gift presentations, and a special guard of honor. Guests included Grand Worthy Matron Anna W. Pay of Pittsburgh and District Deputy Grand Matron Mildred W. Hutchinson of Hydetown, with local officers assisting. Musical numbers enriched the ceremony.
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A. E. Griswold
W Moore
Mae Carmile
Katherine Abbey
Helen For Yee
Ariene Hoover
Helen Johnson
Barton Smith
M. J. Parkhurst
Louise Williams
Stuart Houghton
John Rickers
Corry City
Order of Astern Star
Pennsylvania
Tuunville
Acacia Chapter
Presbyterian
Y. MC. A. Gymbanium
Minor Grizwold
Nin Parkhurst
Griswold
Anna W. Pay
Pittsburgh
Mildred W. Hutchinson
Hydetown
City Council Sets One Day Tax Revision Court
The council fixed October 28 for the court of tax revision and appeal on the 1936 city assessment. The appeal will run 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM, with hearings limited to two wards in one day. Changes from the 1984 assessment appear only where new improvements exist, with owners to be notified. Fy A Loveland left for Daleville, Can, on business.
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Court of Tax Revision and Appeal
Court of Appeal
Zouneil Hes
Court of Appeals
Franklin Woman Found Dead In Home By Strangulation
In Franklin Pa on October, the life less body of Mrs Lea Bumpus, 47, was found by her husband this morning. She reportedly strangled herself with a scarf bound to a doorknob and dropped to her knees. She had told her husband the day before to hide all the disinfectants, fearing she might poison herself. The deceased leaves four children, the oldest 16 and the youngest under age.
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Unites Pees Pranklin
Lea Bumpus
Armed Forces of Nation Strengthened Under Roosevelt Policy
Washington dispatch reports the United States increases defense spending to about 2 million dollars daily to support neutrality. The budget shows roughly a 60 percent rise in army and navy outlays this year, with $70 million from treasury allocations and $99.7 million last year. Navy spending totals $40 million for ships and modernization while the army receives $300 million for personnel training and equipment.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Navy
Army
Auto rolls over. driver escapes with minor injuries
Austin Dempsey narrowly escaped serious injuries when the car he drove, a new Dodge owned by Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, left a dirt road between Spring Creek and Garland and rolled two or three times. The vehicle was badly damaged and brought to town for repairs. Dempsey, shaken, could not recall the exact sequence of events. Separately, Gen Adolphus Greely, 81, famed Arctic explorer, was gravely ill at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington.
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Austin Dempsey
Marion Sireer
Spring Crees
Garland
Dempsey
Jerry Sullivan
Washington
Genadalphus W. Greely
Arctic
Walter Reed
Dogs kill twelve sheep on Columbus area farm
Farmers in the Columbus Clymer district were startled by a large police dog attack on Claus Spencer's farm. A second dog escaped after Spencer and a hired man were alerted by barking. Spencer shot one dog. twelve sheep were killed and six wounded, with some not expected to survive. No further attacks had been reported in the area.
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Columbus Clymer District
Claus Spencer
R. D
Columbus
Temperatures Rise After Heavy Freezes Across Corry Area
A third successive killing frost hit Corry and vicinity as temperatures dipped to 28 above zero overnight and a low of 22 above Sunday. Forecasts call for rising temperatures today followed by clouds and rain. In Pittsburgh, Gustave A Beeler 3, who shot himself in a parked car, had a 40 to 50 chance of recovery today at a city hospital.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Gustave A. Beeler
Relief payroll target eyed at 3.5 million by November first
Washington officials said work relief aims to place 3.5 million people on federal payrolls by November 1 but complete ending of dole cannot occur until about two weeks later due to delays in starting world projects. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration will keep distributing aid through mid autumn.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Royal Chapter
The
American Red Cross
William Houghton
Jerome Haight
Charles Stewart
G. F. Hallman
American Redress of
Northwest District
Kane
Congregational Church
Thompson Hotel
A. F. Secp
Colin Herrle
Disaster Relief
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
W. J. Davidse
Mr. Henchett
New England
School Board Members Confer With Architect On Vocational Plan
Five members of the Board of Education and Superintendent Dewey met with Jamestown architect Raymond A. Freeburg to discuss plans for a new Vocational school. A brief earlier library session announced the district agreed on the program and aimed to avoid errors before submitting amendments to the state director of the PWA for approval. Alternates were added to maximize federal grant and loan benefits. further discussion is set for Monday night.
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Mion Brows
Ang
B. C. Barney
D. A. Hillstrom
John W. Lambing
John §. Love
Ralph S. Dewey
Raymond A. Freeburg
Jamestown
Aml
Freeburg
Weveseary
PWA
Mae West Feared Extortion Plot. Studio Employer Questioned
Mae West expressed fear amid a reported extortion threat to her beauty. George James, 38, a studio employee, was detained after investigators traced a dummy package near the Warner Brothers lot. West, pale in a police station, commented she was scared and questioned his innocence.
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Get
George James
Mae West
Fox
James
Palm Tree
Warner Brothers
Youth Held for Theft in Buffalo Case
A 16 year old Pennsylvania youth, who gave the name Anthony Marinaccio and address as OML City, Pa, was held by Buffalo police today on charges of burglary and attempted larceny. He was described as a fugitive from justice.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Police
Anthony Marinaccio
Oi City
Caid
Optimistic SPEAKS BEFORE CONVENTION OF AMERICAN LABOR
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins told the AFL convention in Atlantic City that industry and agriculture are turning toward better times. She highlighted durable goods leading the recovery and urged unity between wage earners and employers to oppose unfair labor practices, noting gains in recognizing fair practices as beneficial to investors and the public.
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Gathering
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Atlantic City
N. Js
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Many Prisoners Captured Use of Gas Protested
Geneva report states Count Luisi Vinci Giuglincei, Italy's minister to Ethiopia, will be expelled from Haile Selassie territory. Veet Hawariat, Ethiopia’s envoy to the League and ambassador to France, notified the league that Italy’s officials are to depart due to espionage activity. The Ethiopian note cites the emperor’s unprecedented decision against foreign agents.
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United Press
Geneva
Luisi Vinci-Giglincei
Italy
Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Veet Hawariat
League
France
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Markets at a Glance Show Mixed Moves Across Sectors
Stocks irregularly lower and dull while bonds drift down. Curb stocks rally on profit taking as Chicago markets edge higher. Call money at 1 percent. Foreign exchange dollar steady. Grains mostly lower with wheat and corn down. cotton and rubber move sharply in opposite directions.
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United Press
Chicago
Addis Ababa hears Aduwa recaptured amid Italian invasion claims
Reports from Addis Ababa claim Aduwa has been recaptured with thousands of prisoners, while Ethiopian and Italian maneuvers spark friction. A note accuses the Italian legation of espionage and warns Italian authorities to withdraw. Ethiopian forces in Ogaden use gas as bombs blanket the front. Eritrean troops repulse a border attack near the Sudan frontier.
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Writen
Eres
Addis Ababa
Atts Ababa
Ethiopia
Aril
Abu Abeba
Hagar
Nasabu
Taliams
Ogaden
United Press
Dr Robert Erdel Speaks on The Delinquent Child
Dr Robert Erdel assistant superintendent of Warren Silwal Hospital spoke at the Corry Rotary Club luncheon on The Delinquent Child. He outlined mental health issues in children and how early intervention and treatment can curb problems, noting clinics and apértial courses for BeSOpI to assist affected youngsters.
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Robert <Erdel
Warren Siwle Hopital
Corry
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