CLYMER FRENCH CREEK VOTE FOR NEW CENTRAL SCHOOL
Voters in Clymer and French Creek backed a centralized school plan by 883 to 181 at Sit election in the local hall. The measure carried in several districts. a federal grant of 0,030 and a loan of 49, NO were anticipated, with a new board elected to oversee construction and plans for a central school in Clymer.
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Clymer
French Creek
Edwal Wiggers
Cornelius Wiggers
Clymer Board of Education
New York State Education Department
Thompson
Ben Vanerden
Walter Schruers
Delos Rouse
Clarence Legters
Supt Grose Addresses Rotary on Schools Owing Needs
Supt Grose of Erle schools spoke to the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry on What the Public Owes on the Schools. He highlighted school buildings staff and operations and shared incidents from school life. Members voted to support a highway patrol station for Corry and will urge state help, backed by other groups. Four guests attended including Conarro Warren Schoentie Ottowa and S Currie and Herbert Currie of Keelport. Mrs Albert Smith and Violet of Meadville were guests of the Daugherty family.
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Corry Hermann
Grose
Erle
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Chi
Conarro, Warren
Edwin ‘Schoentie
Ottawa
Canada
S. Currie
Herbert R. Currie
Keesport
Water works plan tests state authority act
United Press from Harrisburg reports a $90,000 water works project at the Selinsgrove state colony for epileptics is central to a supreme court challenge to the state authority act. The decision could affect nearly $60,000,000 in proposed improvements to state institutions. The case will be argued in Philadelphia on November 25.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Aviatrix Ruth Nichols Held Ground After Crash
United Press reports aviatrix Ruth Nichols survived critical injuries from yesterday’s 20 passenger plane crash. Her pilot Harry Hublitz died. two stewardesses married. Nichols rests in critical condition with multiple injuries. A joint federal state crash investigation began, with Capt Albert Moore in charge.
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United Press
Troy
Aviatrix
Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
Harry
Raymond Hanes
Xenia
Gladys Berkenheiser
New York
Wiliam Holt
Atlanta
Moore
Hubbte
Tus Arrigo
Point
Gov Earle to speak in Erie Saturday report
Harrisburg October 22 Governor Earle plans a busy protection fortnight schedule. He spoke to Lycoming cows at a Democratic rally in Williamsport and was set to address the State Association of Postmasters in Erie. His book also lists events in Altoona Johnstown Washington Brie and a Saturday party rally.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Earle
Democratic Committee
Williamsport
State Association of Postmasters
Altoona
Brie
Jockey Who Won Derby Quizzed in Slaying
Derby winner Wit le Saunders was reported returning to Louisville for questioning in the slaying of Mrs Hyelyn Slivinski. Police seek details as information traces back to a roadhouse Saturday night involving two jockeys. Saunders checked out at the Baltimore hotel last night.
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United Press
Louisville
Witle
Smoky) Saunders
Lowsville
Hyelyn Slivinski
Saunders
Hal Price Headley
Lexington
Louisvills
Baltimore
Agatha Mathison
Cuba Braces as Hurricane Threatens Bahama and Florida
A Cuba hurricane swept eastern Oriente province with at least one death and heavy property damage. Communication failed across Baracoa and Guantanamo, roofs ripped off, and wind speeds reached about 70 miles per hour. U S naval radio at Guantanamo and several lines were disrupted as forecasts warned of potential Bahama impact and possible curve toward Florida.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Bahama Islands
Florida
Oriente
Cropa
Santiago
Belen Observatory
Barocoa
Guantanamo
U. S
U. S. Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Hia
Pear
Bahamas
Judge cracks down on drunken drivers in Franklin PA
Franklin Pa October 22 Judge Lee A McCracken led a crackdown on drunken driving delivering strict sentences F G Albaugh of Goal Hill received 9 days in Venango county jail and a $75 fine and costs for driving while intoxicated The court urged no more 80 day sentences or parole at half term Other Herbert of Oakhill Ohio got 2 to 4 years in Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to auto theft Daniel Moore and his companion received indefinite terms in a reformatory and each was fined five dollars
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United Press
Franklin
Lee A. McCracken
F. G. Albaugh
Goal Hill
Albaugh
Venango County
McCracken
Herbert
Oakhill
Ohio
Western Penitentiary
Daniel Moore
Art
Kane and Pennsylvania Railroad Win Bridge Approval
Harrisburg Oct 22 The Public Service Commission approves Kane and the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to build a bridge to carry Poplar Street traffic over the railroad tracks in the borough.
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Oy United Vices
Harrisburg
The
Public Service Commission
Kane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Poplar Street
Borouzis
Markets at a Glance from Uniter Press
Stocks irregular across sectors with utilities and rails mixed. Bonds higher overall while Carp and Chicago stocks rise. Call money at 0.4 percent. Foreign exchange shows the dollar near steady. Grains decline with wheat down and corn and rye lower. Cotton firm while rubber falls 13 to 14 points.
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Uniter
Chicago
Robber Suspect Dies After Police Pursuit
Renovo authorities linked a months long robbery spree to Paul Eschenbach, a 9 year old boy found dead after fleeing police. He disappeared into bushes after being surprised at his home and fired a shot through his brain as officers pursued him. Evidence suggested he died by his own hand during a police pursuit.
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Paul Eschenbach
Renovo
Eschenbach
Clearfield
Jode
A. L. Knudson
State Police
Michael Sicaranza
Eschen- Pach
Salary Move To 2000 Ends In Council Vote
Erie county Corry School District and City of Corry clash over city treasurer salary as collector of county city and school taxes. A proposed 2000 figure failed 4 1 with Mayor Miller and Mr Heath voting no and Nichols Mulderick supporting. A further meeting will be needed to decide municipal action.
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Erie County
Corry
City of
Glen Mifer
Nichols
Mas Miller
Muldericie
Miller
Mulderick
Heath
Duke
Bread price rise limited to some bakers nationwide
Growers report a selective bread price increase, not a general rise. Bakers cite higher wheat costs driven by strong foreign demand amid the Italo Ethiopian war as the trigger for the emergency measure.
WPA Employes in This District Await First Pay
Relief supervisor Anna Belle Ratie says Corry district WPA workers await first pay checks. Relief rolls have shown only slight declines as workers remain on relief until pay arrives. Mentions tardy district start and checks arriving soon, enabling cases to close.
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WPA
Corry
Anna Belle Ratite
State Returns Canal to Save Yearly Costs
Harrisburg reports the state returns a 40 mile stretch of the old Delaware Canal in Bucks County to the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co to save about 25000 dollars annually in maintenance. Attorney General Margiotti previously declared the 1951 act unconstitutional that restored the main canal to the state. Highways Secretary Van Dyke and Secretary Buchanan ordered immediate repossession of the area now called Roosevelt Park.
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United Fries
Harrisburg
Tia
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Delaware Canal
Bucks County
Charles J. Margiotti
Warren van Dyke
Thomas C. Buchanan
Forests and Waters
Roosevelt Park
Women to Share in WPA Sewing Project in Northwest Pa
Unemployed women in Corry and nearby areas will join Work Progress Administration sewing projects in northwestern Pennsylvania. Mrs. Milla Smart of Erie will supervise the program, with emphasis on women who are sole supporters or head of families. The effort aims to produce clothing, linens, and comfort items for relief distributions, using a suitable building and beginning within weeks.
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Corry
Work Progress Administration
Pensylvania
Milla Smart
Erie
WPA
Pengram
Worl
Moscow Trunk Murder Is Quickly Solved
Moscow police arrest Ivan Lavirenko after finding the headless body of his wife Vera Maximova concealed in a raincoat. The 63 year old suspect confessed to the slaying though he gave conflicting motives. The victim, a 42 year old janitress, had been missing several days. A tramway motorman discovered the body in his car and authorities traced the crime to the Moscow Truck Trust newspaper city.
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Tramway
United Press
Moscow
Roscow
United States
Great Britain
Tramway Motormin
Wethall
Moscow ‘Truck Trust
Vera Maximova
Ivan Lavirenko
Citizenship papers presented at local ceremony
At an evening ceremony in the VF W home, James N. Wilson presented final citizenship papers to Mrs. John Windah of King Street and Mrs. Robert Bryolsin of South Center Street. Dr M J Amy presided in Commander John Holand's absence. Rev C B Macnamara led songs as Silk flags and seats were presented by Mrs Jessie S Newton for Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR.
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VF. W
James N. Wilson
John Windah
King Street
Robert Bry Olsin
South Center Street
Common Pleas Court
M. J. Amy
John Holand
C. B. Macnamara Saig
Jessie S. Newton
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Newton
Steve Vadovich
Wilson
Citizenship Leacher
Bess Merrick
Revision loss by margin in state constitutional referendum
Official returns from the state elections bureau show the referendum to call a convention to revise the state constitution defeated by 267 211 votes. Judge Horace Stern of Philadelphia was selected as Republican candidate for the State Supreme Court by 203 184 votes. Judge Jesse E B Cunningham of Philadelphia was renominated on the Republican ticket for the State Superior Court by 984 963 votes, with Justice HL Edgar Barnes of Philadelphia nominated on the Democratic ticket for a full 21 year term on the Supreme Court by 288 553 votes. Deputy Attorney General Robert L Myers Jr was nominated as a Democratic candidate for the Superior Court by 443 688 votes. Judge M A Muamanno of Pittsburgh polled 175 198 votes as a Republican candidate for the Supreme Court. Continued on page eight.
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State Elections Bureau
Horace. Stern
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Jesse EB. Cunningham
State Superior Court
HL Edgar Barnes
Philadelhia
Jyreme
Robert L. Myers, Jr
Superior Court
M. A. Muamanno
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Mussolini Seen Ready to Open Ethiopian Dispute Talks
Rome October 22 trustworthy sources say Mussolini will soon begin negotiations to settle the entire Italian Ethiopian dispute. He reportedly would accept terms requiring Britain to withdraw from the Mediterranean. The report notes readiness to discuss settlement on those conditions.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Britain
Mediterranean
Britain seeks end to war with Italy Ethiopia sanctions unlikely
London reports Britain hopes to end the Italy Ethiopia war through economic pressure and diplomacy rather than sanctions. Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare tells MPs that no general Geneva accord exists for sanctions and Britain will not act alone. The article notes Italian aims to seize Ogaden and Tigre, tensions over Libyan fleet withdrawals, and lingering skepticism about central motives amid Mediterranean talks.
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London
Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Samuel Hoare
Sir Samuel
Geneva
Fiset
League of Nations
Paris
Ogaden
Imi
Mussolini
Tigre
Libya
Taian
Warren Senator Names Lawrence for Old City Scandal
Oct 22 Pittsburgh. Senator Lloyd L Chapman testified in a case tied to a dissident bill aimed at removing Mayor William N McNair. David L Lawrence, secretary of the commonwealth, offered jobs to secure Chapman’s vote in favor of the bill. The measure was defeated last session. Also in Kiev police arrested twenty railway workers on charges tied to a sabotaged counter revolutionary conspiracy.
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Warren
Lawrence
United Press
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Leroy L. Chapman
Chapman
State Senate
William N. McNair
Kiev
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Supt
Albert Smith
Violet
Meadville
D. O. Daugherty
Family Monde
Harry Hublitz
Willie Saunders
Venango
P.rr
Treasu
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