Keys Restored at Vocational School After Debate
Charges that Hatch vocational school was out of control and a public playhouse led to a board meeting. President Dearing urged reopening access to all instructors, noting the prior limit hurt duty. The board voted to grant keys to all teachers and enforce safeguarding the building. The session also saw a brief note on dissolving the Communist Party in Paris.
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Hatch Vecional School
Boar of Education
Ashecorational School
J. R. Dearing
Mr. Dearing
Henton
One Finance Committee
Super Vision
Limes
Morton
Property Committee
Tr Ik
Morton 4
Lewis
John Conners
Dearing
Japan
Lew
Dewey
Suilidsy Ise
Johnson
Msmeon Emaitee
Germany May Return Ambassador to U S
Berlin dispatch reports German government weighing sending Ambassador Hans Dieckhoff back to Washington within two to three weeks as a peace gesture. Nazi foreign office reportedly approached the U S State Department through the German embassy about improving relations by ambassador’s return.
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Germany
U. S
United Press Berlin
Solirces
Hans Dieckhoff
Washington
United States
Nazi Foreign Office
State Department
Milk relief milk price plan ramps up under state help
The milk bill administered in the state session, backed by Assemblyman J Perry Eckels, moves forward with 64 of 67 counties setting compulsory purchase prices for relief families with children on relief rolls. Howard L Russell says notices have been sent, with November 1 as the deadline for the act to take effect. Families on relief may buy milk from any licensed dealer of their choice, but names will not be released as a potential customer list.
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Crawford Codily
J. Perry Eckels
Pennsylvania Department of Public Resistance
Pennsylvania
Howard L. Russell
Department of Assistance
Bureau of Public Assistance
Erie District Office Relocated to Titusville
Howard Hutchinson of Aydenwwh announces district offices of the labor and industry inspection bureau will move from Erie to Titusville. New rooms on the fourth floor of the Commercial Barn building will house Hutchinson and two staffers Martha Lynch of Titusville and Charlotte Heldt of Erie. District covers eleven counties in northwestern Pennsylvania including Erie. Offices had burned earlier in Gov. George H. Earle’s administration and previously stood at Kane and Meadville.
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Howard
Pennsylvania
Erie
George H. Earle
Kane and
Meadville
Senators Move To Shield Congress From Executive Interference
In Washington the Senate Democrats vow victory for Roosevelt arms embargo repeal if departments stay hands off the congressional fight. Critics warn executive pressure could split the party. Carter Glass and Waller George may resist, backing cash and carry. In Panama City the US seeks a safety band around the American continents and foreign aid to neighbors.
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United Press
Senate Democrats
Roosevelt
Congress
Carter Glass
D. Va
Waller
George
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Panama City
Pana
United States
Europe
North
South America
PUC presses wholesale electricity resale probe in Pa
Pennsylvania public utility commission plans to push ahead with a probe into wholesale electricity purchases for resale by landlords hotels and factories amid strong opposition from utilities led by Pennsylvania Electric Company. Counsel Solomon Freedman argues the commission has authority to investigate even if opponents call the resale rule illegal and unfair.
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Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Commission
Solomon Freedman
PUC
Electric Company
High Court Tests Outside Sales Law in Erie Case
Erie county and district attorney challenge a lower court ruling that outside sales by taprooms and licensed restaurants are not indictable. Judge Waite of Erie County Courts backed the appeal, arguing penalties apply to unopened package sales to curb open saloon pressures. The decision hinges on police power to prevent overlapping liquor store sales and may push the issue to the State Supreme Court.
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Pennsylvania
Erié County
Wes
Mortimer & Graham
Erie County Browcdut
J. Orin Waite
Bre
Wanda Bienkowski
Erie
Graham
Erie County
Death Claims 3 Well Known Corryites
Three Corry residents die within days Joseph Burkhart 71 at home West Irving Street Henry C Rust 78 in Cleveland St Lukes hospital Penny W Clark 67 found dead in bed on R D 2 Corry The Burkharts burial at St Elizabeth Cemetery and services at St Thomas Church highlighted by long local lives and work histories including Climax Manufacturing Co and local churches. Rust a farmer and mill worker born 1883 Miller Station left a wife and children and Corry friends. Clark 67 longtime J W A P Howard Co employee died in his sleep leaving a wife Nellie and three daughters and three sons.
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Perry Clark
Henry Rust
Cleveland
Corry
Joseph Burkhart
West Trying Street
Henry C. Rust
St. Luke's Hospital
Penny W. Clark
R. D
Funsral
West Irving Street
St.Thomas' ¢Hayel
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Burkhart
Sullivan Anunty
New York
Climax Manufacturing
Comeny
St. Thomas’ Church
Gorry
Knights of Columbus
Thomas
Frank
William Zafirgoulis
Union City
M. J. McMahon
Elizabeth Strickland
Warren
Gomy
Ohio
Rust
Bort
Miller's Station
Gerry
NW. Cohen and Son Mill
Methodist Church
J. O
Fledge
Corry Grange
Omar Crowell
Archie Briggs
William Rust
Nick Rust
Bellingham
Wash
T. J. Fullom
Corry R. D
Cora Whiteley
Mill Village
Amanda Perkins
Gam- Bridge Springs
Marion Street
Perry W Clark
Clark
J. W.& Ap, Howard Company
Nellie Clark
H. J. Godmark
Alton
Catherine Clarks
Charles Goller
W. B. Clark
Allied Forces Seen Winning Long War Says London Note
London observers after four weeks of war foresee a long conflict with Allied victory likely, not through a single decisive battle but through German strain and strategic pressure. French and British planners reportedly aim to exhaust Germany while reinforcing continental strength, aligning with the fight against Hitlerism and its political structure rather than the German people.
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Unite Cross
London
Éspert Heufinl
Adolf Hierean
Great Britain
Henleve
Someront
Germany
Aliane
Far Austiner
Wester
Neal
Erie Railroad Main Line Traffic Resumes After Wreck
Traffic resumed on the Erie Railroad main line after a wreck near Jamestown. A broken arch bar on a coal car caused the derailment of 25 cars of a eastbound freight No. 174, blocking track for miles. Two crack passenger trains No. 8 and No. 7 and several freights were rerouted via alternate routes through Warren and Corry.
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Erie Railroad
Ral Yelock
Jamestown
Corry
Warren
Pennsylvania
Pateon
Fear 40 Dead in Storm on Coast
United Press reports a violent storm off Southern California caused heavy loss of life as about 40 people aboard small boats were lost. Only three bodies recovered so far, with wrecks scattered along the shoreline and boats wrecked from Los Angeles Harbor to Paint Mugu. The death toll may rise as authorities search the coast.
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United. Press
Los Angeles
California
Paint Migu
Jean Bolton Testimony Detailing Fraud Scout Case
Jean Horton testifies in West Palm Beach circuit court about her ordeal with Thomas McBride Cochran, a fraudulent talent scout who lured girls from their homes and allegedly killed a schoolmate, describing the harrowing sequence of events.
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United
Fress
West Palm Beach, Fla
Jean Horton
Thomas McBride Cochran
World War News Capsule From Front Pages
Moscow hosts Nazi foreign minister for talks on Poland partition while Warsaw signals German prisoner report. Denmark Airlines crash survivor among victims. Estonian minister Rel’s sudden departure alarms diplomats.
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Moscow
von Ribbentrop
Samarsaw
Palani i
Ameterdam
Royal Danish Airlines
Suvivertinh
Copenhagets
Ityail
Hye
Gun
Snow Flurries Signal Cold Split Across Midwest
The report notes first fall snow flurries across the southern plains Monday with cutting cold. Temperatures plunged to near 18 in some areas and 30s elsewhere, with warnings of frost for Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin. Strong winds and cooler weather are expected to continue tonight and Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Porthern
Watertown
Dynist
Beeidi
Minn Siow
Ab Sheridan Wye
Rapid City
Miles City
Mont
Steel
Binux Malls
Milnois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Two Are Killed in Auto Crash Near Fredonia
Two men believed to be Joseph Thomas and Bernard W Teneko both 25 of Chicago were killed when their Monarch Freight System trucks collided with a light coupe near the McAllister Road intersection a mile south of Fredonia. The crash occurred shortly before 8 am as the trucks ran into a ditch and overturned. Names indicate ties to Chicago Omaha and Cleveland.
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Freedonia
Joseph Thomas
Bernard W. Teneko
War Forecast For Years As Soviet Takes Lead In Europe
From Moscow reports and London briefings Soviet Russia emerges as a dominant force in European diplomacy and war planning. Naval maneuvers and aerial engagements intensify as Germany confronts Allied pressure, while neutral Sweden and Romania monitor Soviet moves and German counterattacks.
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Joe Alux
United Press
Steit Correspimlent
Soviet Russia
Savini
Moscow
Niny Porelen
Joachin von Ribbenka
Mulitany
Berlijy
Sayuy
Planiarl
Mosca
Jay Sve
Jularte
Nore
House of Conmions
London
Neville Chanter Jahn
Yulin Indo
Wiksles Churchill
Neel
Petish
Fens
Bork
Doadons von Rib
Lenieop
Bulleves
Germany
Warsaw
Wisten
Ghomais
Jini
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Baltic
Germain
Saar
Steins Dusiness
Bate
Gertiali
Russia
Althon
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Council of Ministers
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Jos. Burkhart
P. W. Clark
Erier. R
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Jean Bolton
Paris
Trevedy Souvees
Qwo
Sali
von Frisseh Dormer
Alny
Naziseret Police
Hhe
Tad Boerr
Midwest
Red Country
Norwegian
Chamberlain
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