Rally at Exie Court House Promises Politician Speakers
City rally tonight at Exle court house draws Democrats from Corry and nearby towns. Judge Michael A. Musmanna of Pittsburgh and Judge W. Russell Carr of Fayelle county head the list of speakers with other candidates including William G. Carney and Joseph Crawford. Police investigate a broken glass incident on East Washington street and a suspect tied to ongoing damage to Tinko's auto. Corry Public Schools resume classes after a one day recess for teachers to attend a state education association meeting in Erie.
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Corry
Court House
Exle
Michael A. Musmanna
Pittsburgh
Superior Court
Jude W. Russell Carr
Fayelle County
Supreme Court
William 3. Carney
Orphans’ Court
Joseph Crawford
Erle City
George Tinko
Columbus
Washington Street
Tinko
Irl
Youthwest
Pennsylvania Sisite Education Association
Erie
Philadelphia Murder Ring Leader Executed at Rockview
The Philadelphia murder ring head, Herman Petrillo, was executed at Rockview State Prison. Guards strapped him to the electric chair as he proclaimed innocence and protested the punishment. Witnesses recalled his final moments, while others nearby reacted with mixed emotion amid the grim routine of executions.
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Petrilla
Rockview Prison
Associated Press
Bellefonte Pi. Gel
Pyiladely
Aili
Laure
Agai
Rockview
Govenor
Philadelphia
Axise
James Lee Wilson
Stone
Rafaelo Caruso
Herman
Paul
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Hovman
Art
Willié Joes
Pittsburgh Negra
Petrillo Durin
Joven
Petyillo
Raids in Erie Fine Several. Total Reaches 463 Dollars
Erie Ott 20 A totals of 463 dollars in fines levied after police raids on gambling dens in Erie. Two proprietors were judged guilty. others, including visitors, faced penalties. Charges included running a disorderly house and related offenses. Several defendants paid fines and costs varying from four to fifty dollars.
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Erie
Berg
Georgn i Bender
John Wismlewstl
Td Stile Girmet
Anthony Grumel
Chartatle
Thoms al
Cosy
Billath Street
Dorothy Taylor
On Biate
Cosh
Massachusetts boy admits murder guilt in fatal slaying
In Cambridge Massachusetts Raymond Wood Ward, aged 16, pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree for the July killing of his 1 year old neighbor and schoolmate Constance Shipp Reading. He faced a potential death sentence under Massachusetts law. The plea was accepted by the Superior Court as a jury pool was being drawn.
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Asaocriences
Cambridge
Mass
Raymond Wood Ward
Wall
Ipsay
Shipp
Reading
Boston
Massachusetts
Hill Stake
Heath
Secretary Desk Once Owned by George Washington
A mahogany serpentine front secretary once used by George Washington to write personal letters is considered one of the final existing pieces of American colonial furniture.
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George Washinger
George Washington
Flier Escapes As Plane Cracks Up Near City
Union City resident Gable Lyons narrowly escaped injury when a Piper trainer plane leased from Lawrence Airport crashed near the town. The craft sustained heavy damage in the emergency landing after a motor failure, with Lyons unhurt and cows nearby and the event drawing attention from local witnesses.
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Gable Lyons
Union City
Wily Kribek
Messure
Former U S Destroyer Sunk in North Atlantic Attack
Eyewitness account from DNB reports that a U boat attacked a British convoy in the North Atlantic last week, sinking a tanker and two destroyers, one of which was a former United States vessel traded to Britain. The two ships went down within minutes of each other amid heavy explosions and pursuit by other U boats.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gut
DNB
North Atlantic
Bwt
United States
Britain
Nazi Bomber Over American Export Liner Excalibur
The Excalibur, an American Export liner, was twice inspected by German bombers 200 miles west of Lisbon on October 11 as it carried 135 passengers including American citizens. Capt Groves reported the crew appeared to study the flights closely and observers noted fear among passengers during the encounter.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
Tye Wis
Lisbon
Groves
Anit Jie Bun
Bomsbe
Pork Airlines
Jon
Hey
Unclear story about an elephant and a horn incident
A garbled report describes an elephant reacting to a bugle during a gale near Veningrad. The fragment mentions automobile horns and an inspection scene, with scattered phrases about a corner and a run, but the details are incoherent and names or concrete facts are missing.
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Veningrad
Sinnet
Relief Load at New Low in Public Assistance Figures
The weekly relief load fell to a new low as unemployment dropped, with 79,496 cases reported. Net additions closed 258 cases, while 1,458 cases remained active. total public assistance rolls include about 1020 elderly, 59,000 dependent children, and 14,000 blind pension cases. Over four-fifths of the program now comprises these groups plus unemployed aid. Private industry gains reduced general assistance closures by 1,164 cases, offset by 396 due to layoffs.
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Persia
Lond
Department of Public Assistance
Bperinis
Federal move eyed to federalize unemployment pay
Cincinnati dispatch reports President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize complete federalization of Ohio's employment compensation system and similar measures for other states. Paul V. McNutt confirmed the interview claims during the interview period.
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Asshuiblen
Ftes
Cincinnati
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Securities Actiin
Ishratar
Roosevelt
Congress
Ohio
Sixty Days in County Jail for Plant Thefts
Pleading guilty Gerald Grover of Off Creekroad between Cobb's Corners and East Branch was sentenced to sixty days in county jail and a $100 fine for plant thefts from Aero Seneph Manufacturing Company where employed. Judge Evans pronounced the sentence after Grover pleaded guilty on a charge tied to thefts and related charges in Erie.
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Gerald
Grover
Creelbrod
Cobb's
Corhers
East Branch
Brenten
Te Guantity
Shee
Arilis Orin
Phaal
Aero Senph Manufacturing Company
Eimer l
Evans
Thomas Levier
Erie
Cubbison
Two Oil City Women Hurt In Bridge Accident
Two women sustained slight injuries when three cars were badly damaged on the north end of State Bridge after a steady rain made the steel mesh floor slick. Mrs. Balter, 927 West In street, driver, and her mother Mrs. Shevtick were among the injured and treated by physicians. Damages to vehicles totaled about 550 dollars.
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Oil City
Ost
State Bloek Bridge
Burwell
Baler
West Ih Street
Shevtick
Balter
Ipfer Talento Beter Tomes
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock Markets
Markets report mixed demand across Pittsburgh produce lines with apples and other varieties showing generally steady to moderate movement. Buffalo livestock prices show steady demand with cattle and calves trading at varied weights and premiums, while industrials and utilities face uncertain demand in New York at noon.
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Pittsburgh
Dot
Baskets Penns
Yorke Imperials
West Wa
Ohio Braymans
Grimes Golden
Baldwins
New York
Acings
Maryland
Maine
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Local Schools Face Weather Disruptions and Scheduling Shifts
Fragmented OCR reads show districts delaying openings and canceling events due to ship weather and student travel issues. References to North and Park areas hint at regional impacts and shifting timelines for exams, assemblies, and athletic contests.
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Clara M. Mitehsl
Theodore O. Swans Son
Congress Street
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Robert W. Disers
East Fifth Street
OU City
Kenneth B. Haight
R. D
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Chautauqua County
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Attica
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U. S. Army
Dawson Olmstead
Fort Monmouth
N. 4
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D. C
Olmstead
Signal Corps of the
U S. Arir
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Poliin
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George Mars
William Mars
Pranklin Street
Misa Marian Smith
Golden Rule Club
Jacke Paulson
Dost Smith Street
Pauilson
Board of Tax Tepiot and Appeal
Phila
Massachusets
Royete
O. K
Lyuns Pacipied
Ersten Bahia
Leninbiy Wisedagac
U. S
Excalibur
Germany
Theo, G. Williams
Gerald Grover
Near East Branch
Aero Supply Plant
185Th Street
Lcenses
OPM. Priorities Division
RY Cme
America
Philco
Root’s Furniture Store
Sterling
Eris
Irving Street
Beagle Hound
Payine
Guy Buallek
Auto Body Repair
Wiggers
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center
Auer Agency
Eectrical Service and Repaira
Alvin G
Bennink
Clymer
D. J. McCauley
Center
Venezuela
Joseph V. McCarthy
Willa Cullen Bryant
Georgia
Femele
Cheerful Card Co
White Plains
Lean
Crawford
Meness CO
Martin Anderson
South St
M. Brown
Dial
W. H. Cummings
Mga
Wilson Cooper
Schuk- Inecht
Herbert White
Parry
South Street
Claude Baccus
Root's
Howard Johnson
Spring Creek Pa
Kitchen Gay
Lipsett Wrecking & Salvage Corp
Smith Spencer Farm
Washington St
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Tayilon Mary Ross
Ilkes
DOG Food
Spencer's Cash Mts
Stra
Goal
Gas
Ol Hesters
Srnghwa Hardware Co
Velvet Green
Shady Lawn
Doant's Howe
W. Main St
Braley's Antiques
Genter St
Root
Willlight
Marlon
Jay
Keystone
Eastamt
Fat Roo
Bath
Woolworth's
Roy
Fat
N. Cohen
Villa
Troom House
Georrge Hogenboom
West Columbus Ave
Acr
Dombroski, Ata
Sea
Frank Bruno
Fam
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Hell
Jerse
Mae Brunot
Arthur Seniley
Sparhansburg
Franklin Street
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Colimbia
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
Kennecalit
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National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Palio
Paramount
Penta RR
Peanet Ey Creina Radio
Loouny Vacuum
Standard Oil
Standard of NJ
Studebaker Temas
TB Stensaessers Westinghouge Electric Woolwont
Fallow
Worthystown 8 & T
Quek Aero Supply
Arkangus Not Gas
Penn Oi
Comebude
Skey
Ime
Galetita
Billy Con
Joe Loui
Pippoil Nutes
Haion
Brie
Troy
Mosconi
Hecket BilWare Hilacelphia
Sharpsgill
Corry Feanegie
Joe
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