U S Warship Leaves Today for Brazil to Safeguard Lives
A Pensacola cruiser was ordered from Norfolk to Guantanamo and then Brazil to protect Americans as revolts spread in Brazil. The move, for evacuation if needed, leaves the ship by air and sea and marks a sole mission to safeguard lives, with no other U.S. vessels nearby.
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U.S
Brazil
G.O.P
Guaranamo
United Press
Washington
Tan'pruiser Pensccola
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Cuba
Jenmed
State Department
Amencana
Pensacola
Br Zil
C. A. Powell
Rio DE Janbirg
Ministry of Justice
Santa Catharine
Rio Grande Do Sul
Republic
Almada
Pitta
Sao Paulo
Elect Officers for New Corry Fibre Company
The Sanavoven Fibre Purnitive Company, which recently took over the Corry Fibre Furniture plant on West Bend Street, completed organization at a meeting in Walt L. Peake’s law offices. Worth Hammond is President with Harold Stiasnon as Vice President, Lyle Foster as Secretary and Treasurer, and directors including J J Desmond Abs Foster Worth Hammond Harold Shannon Mervyn Nast W L Peake and Lyle Foster. Production has started on West Bend, with repairs delaying full operations. F J Grice, a fibre furniture veteran, will supervise operations as the plant begins on a small scale and employees rise over time amid optimistic sales prospects.
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Sanawoven Fibre
Corry Fibre Furniture Company
West Bend Street
Walt. L. Peake
Worth Hammond
Harold Stiasnon
Lyle Foster
J. J. Desmond
Abs Foster
Harold Shannon
Mervyn Nast
W. L. Peake
Poor Directors Seek 240000 For Needs In 1931
Unemployment strains county finances as the county poor directors meet at the county poor farm to seek 240000 for 1931 operation. They previously obtained 215000 this year after county commissioners rejected their larger request. They also ask for 10000 to payoff an old mortgage. Directors G P Spuulding Harry Moomiey and Harry Wagner plan to file the formal request with the court.
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Couty Poor Fund
G. P. Spuulding
Harry Moomiey
Harry Wagner
Health education plan outlined for rural schools
A health education program for Erie and Crawford counties rural schools was presented by Miss Anna Stapler at the Waterford meeting of associate delegates of the Dairymen's League. The all day sub district session, moved from North Hastings to Corry, will be held October 30 at the FP. F. W. home with a picnic dinner at noon and 10:30 start.
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Waterford
Erie
Crawford Counties
Anna Stapler
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association, Inc
Adam Bittles
Jasper Drake
Frank Harvey
Homer Kolstee
Harry Kimmy
Webb McCray
League Home Department
North Hast
Corry
Columbia Reaches Croydon After Long Atlantic Flight
The Columbia, veteran of no flights across the North Atlantic, landed at Croydon Airdrome at 3:55 p.m. after an 800 mile leg from Tresca in the Scilly group off southwest England. The flight, piloted by Capt. J Birch Boyd of Canada and navigated by Lieut. Harry P. Connor of the US Naval Reserve, marked a notable aviation record.
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Harry Lb. Percy
United Press
Croydon Airdrome
Fngrant
Columbia
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Scilly
Southwastern Ti
Tmngland
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Canada
Hoover to seek law revisions to aid business
President Hoover may urge Congress to relax strict regulatory laws in a December message. He plans to analyze antitrust, railroad, and other laws affecting bituminous coal, railroad expansion, and industry competition, proposing investigations by House and Senate committees without repealing protections.
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Hoover
Congress
United Press
House
Senate
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show five programs across networks including Johns Manville Orchestra on WABC at 8 30 p m General Electric Band on WEAF at 9 00 p m Trothedour of the Moon on WEAF at 10 00 p m Slimber Music on WZ at 11 00 p m and Jack Denny’s Orchestra on WABC at 11 00 p m.
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WABC
CBS
Johns-Manville
WEAF
NBC
General Electric Band
Hold Two After Fatal Accident
Four injured and one dead after a car struck by a heavy truck on Sid and Wallace streets Friday night. Driver Carl Adelhardt and truck occupant Lewis Di Fiacido held. manslaughter charge pending. Victim Joseph Inter, 52, died at Hamot hospital. wife Julia Inter and two grandsons also hospitalized but expected to recover. The two truck occupants allegedly fled the scene.
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Erie
Get
Sid and
Wallace
Joseph Inter
East 12Th Street
Hamot
Julia
Richard
Thomas
John Inter
Hamet Hospital
Carl Adelhardt
Avenue
Ylice
Lewis di Fiacido
West Rd Street
Adetharat
School Board to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting Next Year
The Board of Education will meet Monday evening next year in a largely routine session. Members were awaited today as the agenda and actions are expected to be standard for a regular meeting.
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Board of Education
Nes
Chest Campaign Behind 1929 Drive in Corry
Corry’s 1930 Community Chest total will likely fall short of 1929 and well below this year’s goal, despite continued drive through early next week. Mayor L. Alexander, chair, says pledges may lift the sum past $10,000 but still far under the 1929 total of over $12,000 and far from the current target.
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Corry
L. Alexander
Alexander
Ralsart
Convass
Nok
Erie Educator John Diehl Heads Northwestern PA Ed Association
Erie schools superintendent John Diehl was elected president of the Northwestern District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association at the Fall meeting in Erie. Ralph B. Dewey was named first vice president, with W. P. Norton and J. F. Bitters chosen as second vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Over 2,000 teachers attended, including Corry Public Schools staff, while speakers included Dr. R L Lyman and Dr. W Le Gilmore.
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John ©. Diehl
Erie
Northwestern
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Ralph 8. Dewey
Corry
Association
W. P. Norton
Meadville
J. F. Bitters
Titusville
Corry Pubiic
R L. Lyman
University of Chicago
W. Le= Gilmore
Vania State Education Association
Ralph Par
Local youths under arrest amid found stolen items
Police found eight baseball caps and a blanket in an automobile where youths were hiding. One youth was released. no charges filed against the others as of afternoon. Authorities seek managers who may recognize caps and equipment to contact Chief Rupersburg.
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Opolles
Ruppersburg
Poison Claims Life of First Ward Resident
Self-administered poison in the form of two dozen yeronal tablets caused the death of Mrs. Evangeline Painton Stanton, wife of John Stanton, a Corry resident. Found unconscious at her cousin's home on East Pleasant street after purchasing poison Thursday at Condra pharmacy. Mrs. Stanton had been in ill health and suffered from mental ailment, with funeral arrangements pending the arrival of Mr. Stanton. She leaves a husband, a cousin, and a half brother.
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John Stanton
Corry
Frank Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Stanton
N. R. Ames & Company
Durham Drug Store
Mia
New York City
Ames Company
Clyde Leaver
Cleveland
Alexander Company
Franke Lillie
Toy Bay
California Solon Dies After Four Years Illness
Rep Charles Forrest Curry dean of the California delegation died at his Washington apartment after a four year illness. His son Charles Forrest Jr. and daughter Florence survived him, as did a sister Mrs A M Peterson. Curry, representing California's third district from Sacramento, had served twelve years in the House.
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Solon
Washington
Harles Forrest Curry
Curry
Charles Forrest, Jr
Florence
Ferrer Faces Contempt Charge Over Jury Service Dodging
Pittsburgh November 26. New Orleans clothing merchant Ferrer must show cause why he should not be held in contempt of court for leaving the Erie federal term after being subpoenaed as a petit juror. Federal Judge Schoonmaker issued the rule at the request of U S District Attorney Graham.
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B. Ferrer
New Osatle
Erie
Schoonmaar
U. S
Graham
Ferrer
Jeff
Utilities Lead Recession as GM Under Pressure
New York stocks slipped in a short session as a broad downturn hit major utilities and steel shares. General Motors fell after a large sale, closing at 35 1/4, a new yearly low, while U S Steel touched 147 1/8 and finished at 148 1/2 down a point.
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New York
Otter
Electric Power & Light
American Water Works
American & Forsgit Power
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse Electric
U.S. Steel
American
General Motors
Us 14
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Case
New York Central
Gillette
Hastman Kodak
du Pont
Vanaiium
Bethlehem Steel
American Fotling Mill
Republic Steel Corporation
Loew's
Multiple U S officials named in terse bulletin in wartime style
Bulletin recaps diverse items: McRae dies in La Jolla after surgery, Gibson and Wilson named to disarmament prep meeting in Geneva, Boardman postpones trans Atlantic flight near Constantinople due to weather, lovers Hilda Norwell and George Haggerty found dead in Charlestown Beach, two Pittsburgh payroll m Is sed into robbery, AFL convention adjourned, and Erie county judges appointed to election duties.
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H. 1
Charlestown Beach
Here
Hilda Norwell
Paweatuck Conn
George Haggerty
Pinchot Faces Unified Attack as Pennsylvania Race Opens
Former Governor Pinchot clashes with a united Pennsylvania Republican machine over his bid for governor. Philadelphia leaders abandon the candidate as Pinchot pushes strict utility regulation and Hemphill backs repeal of prohibition. Pinchot rivals warn of a presidential bid with insurgents, while party factions signal a costly rift in a decisive 1932 contest.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Republican Organization
John M. Hemphill
Hemphill
Pinchots Utilities
Pittsburgh
Regult
Jamse Proportions Singe W
Alterbury
Penn'a R. A
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Hale
Hoover
George Norris
Nebraska
United Press Today
Randolph W. Childs
Childs
Norris
Washington
Senator Nye
Senate
United States
Ull Sters
The
Republic
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