Farmer Dewitt Wallace 70 Dies After Tree Trapping Injury
Wheelock farmer Dewitt E. Wallace, 70, formerly of Corry, died after being pinned under a fallen tree at his Wheelock home. He sustained a fractured right shoulder and multiple broken ribs while collecting wood in his woods. Survived by his widow, daughter Mrs Arthur McCray, Lovell's Station, and son Robert at home. Funeral set for Thursday at 11 a.m. in Wheelock with cemetery interment.
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Wheelock
Wayne Township
Dewitt E. Wallace
Corry
Seo
J. G. Kibler
Wallace
Arthur McCray
Lovell’s Station
Robert
Hemphill Ill and Democratic candidates visit Cory
Illness kept John M. Hemp hill Democratic Liberal candidate for governor from visiting Cory as the party planned an informal reception at the Hotel Cory with several Democratic leaders and visiting candidates. The group, including Sedgwick Kistler Guy K. Bard and George F. Douglas, aimed for an Erie rally that evening.
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Jom MM. Hemphill
Corty
Sedgwick Kistler
U. S
Guy K. Bard
George F. Douglas
Superior Court
Corry
Hemphill
Erie
HempiHill
Ehig
John M. Hempfil
West Chester
Pennsylvania
Bradford
George Douglas
Lucy D. Winston
Internal Affairs
John Collins
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Douglas
Detroit Residents Improve After Auto Crash Near State Hatchery
Three Detroit residents injured in an automobile accident west of the State Mish Hatchery were moved to Corry hospital yesterday. Mrs. Al Weissman, seriously hurt in the chest and thigh, spent a comfortable night and shows signs of recovery. Mrs. Weissman, Mr. Weissman, and Mrs. Bessie Deytzag were conveyed to hospital after their sedan skid on an ice covered highway and collided with a tree. Deytzag escaped with minor injuries while the two others faced serious shock and injuries. The driver, Moses Rogers, escaped without injuries. All are reported to be improving and may be discharged in a few days.
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Corry Hospital
Detroit
Roosevelt Highway
al Weisman
Weissman
Moses Rogers
Rogers
Rev Hanson Speaks on Columbus at Rotary Club
Rev Felix Hanson of Jamestown Lutheran church addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry offering a life and career overview of Christopher Columbus with historical context and sidelights. Guests Miss Henriette Fraser Helene Walker and Mr Young attended. Fraser performed on accordion.
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Lutheran Church
Jamestown
Rotary Club
Felix Hanson
Service Club
Hotel Corry
Hanson
Columbus
Henriette Fraser
Helene Walker
Redpath Bureau
Miss Fraser
Mr. Young
Montgomery
Ward
What Radio Can Bring to the Ninth Chicago Show
United Press reports on the ninth annual Chicago radio show where radios showcase medical and daily life functions beyond entertainment. Engineers describe electronics driving surgical cauterization, refrigeration, television, and x-ray, while male and female speakers compete in a rapid talking marathon.
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United Press
Chicago
Amos ‘N! Andy
J. Elliott Jenkins
Hlott
Gus Engberg
Carleton Switze
Frank Lawrence
Trene McKenzie
Alice Larsy
Plorence Poilens
Supt to Attend Dedication of New Erie School
Ralph Dewey, superintendent of Corry Public Schools, will represent Corry at the dedication of Strong Vincent High School in Erie Friday evening. Dr. S Warren Reichard will preside. The program includes music by the High School orchestra and glee clubs. Speakers include S Warren Reichard on building program, Join Diehl on building monuments, Dr. Robert Shaw, and Bishop Boyd Vincent. The school will open to the public for inspection after the ceremony, expected to draw educators from across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Supt. Dewey
Corry
Strong Vincent
Erie
Ralph Dewey
Strong Vincent High School
S. Warren Reichard
Wine Board of Education
Belit
C. Diehl
Bite
Robert , Shaw
Harrisburg
Boyd Vincent
Cincinnati
Strang Vincent
Pennsylvania
Missing Coast Guard Crew Members Return Near Charlevoix
Five Coast Guard personnel missing since Saturday on Lake Michigan returned to Charlevoix today after aiding a grounded freighter north of Charlevoix. Reports say the crew feared for the safety of the missing men during the afloat mission and the relief was felt upon their return.
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Charlevoix
Mid
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Bers
Set Up Organization to Help Unemployed
United Press reports White House action to relieve unemployment with a survey and coordinated effort by municipal, state, and federal agencies. Col Arthur Woods named to lead a new organization to tackle this winter's job crisis, while War Secretary Hurley discusses a potential three day week on Mississippi river projects to boost employment.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
Col
Arthur Woods
New York
Hurley
War Department
Hood
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Cairo
Illinois Senate Fight Intensifies In Chicago Campaign
In Chicago this week a three party race for Illinois senatorial seats unfolds with Ruth Hanna McCormick as a pro prohibition Republican, J Hamilton Lewis the Democratic wartime senator opposing both, and Lottie Holman ONeill entering as an independent. Lewis launches with a torchlight parade while McCormick uses modern tactics and ONeill votes dry but would switch if a state wide poll leans wet.
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Chicago
Illinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Medill McCormick
J. Hamilton Lewis
Tunis
McCormick
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Mother Jones Recovers From Latest Crisis
Washington dispatch reports Mother Jones, though over ten years older, has survived another career crisis. Dr A H Howlett said she improved markedly and remains in excellent condition aside from normal age-related infirmities.
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Unica
Erese Washington
Mother Ones
A. BH. Howlett
Prussian Diet Votes to Defeat Dissolution Plan
In Borlin on Oct 80 the Prussian diet faced stormy sessions and passed 240 to 189 against the dissolution of the diet. The vote ends the immediate move to dissolve the assembly amid tense political contention.
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Borlin
Six Hundred Chinese Die in Riverfront Fire Disaster
Reports from Hong Kong indicate that on the Wuvhan riverfront in Shanghat a blaze in a riverside restaurant burned or drowned six hundred Chinese. The fire rapidly spread, destroying numerous boats and buildings along the river as dispatches circulated.
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Shanghat
Ching
Wuvhan River
Hong Kong
Oils Lead New York Stocks In Another Break
Oil shares again sank on the New York Stock Exchange with drastic selling led by Pure Oil after directors skipped the regular quarterly dividend. Leading issues fell to new yearly lows as others such as U S Steel General Electric Westinghouse Radio and Du Pont dropped, while a long list of oils also hit fresh lows or near lows for the year.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
Now York
Stock Exchange Today
Pure Oil
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
American
Radio
Allied Chemical
DU Pont
International Business Machines
Curtiss Publishing
J. Ly Case
X Jong
Texas Corporation
Standard of New Jersey
Richefield
Standard of
Califor
Five Best Radio Entainments Featuring NBC CBS WABC
A compact radio schedule lists NBC programs across networks with times from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. including Ever Ready Hour WJZ Telemusic and a feature titled Wentinghouse Salute. It mentions WABC CBS networks and channel 8100 p.m. listings with surrounding host or program mentions.
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NBC
WABC
CBS
WJZ
Buffalo Road Firms Cut Lanes Through Deep Drifts
Unseasonable storm sweeping from Canada cripples northern states, drives record low Oct temperatures, closes highways, but western New York begins re opening snow blocked routes toward Dunkirk and Hamburg. Snow plows and volunteers clear double car lanes as trains resume. No casualties reported. pheasants threatened by blizzard in western New York.
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United Press
Chicago
Canada
Boro
United States
Rocky Mountains
Couness
Trav Honever
New York
Los Angeles
Dirly Nilita
San Francisco
Portland
Phoe mix
Ariz
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Lake Shore
Here
Dunkirk
Hamburg
S&s
Farnham
Blizeard
Andrew Went
Walton Lescus
Terrific blast traps hundreds in German mine
An explosion at the Wilhelm mine near Aachen traps hundreds of miners. Officials report about 485 missing. early estimates suggest up to 100 dead with many injured. Rescue efforts continue as gas and debris slow access. Relatives gather as responders pump fresh air and establish contact.
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United Press
Aachen
Germany
Wilhelm Comk
Achen
Wilhelm _ mine
Alsdorf
Wilhelm
Anna
Alado
Whdergroun
Amba
Alsdorf Polse
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Mother Jones
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W. A. Robinson
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