Deer Taken By Lawrence County Hunters In Busy Season
A Lawrence County hunter bagged a 225 pound ten pointer deer on Grant street Cameron County. Eddie Suszynski collected an eight pointer weighing 1906 pounds. Jack Earl returned from Hunt's Run near Emporium with a large nine point buck. Joseph Everett Wallace bagged an eight pointer near Marienville weighing 150 pounds. Snow and Christmas preparations touch the city as streets grow slick and crews work on the post office letters.
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Lawrence County
Doe Zebegan
Grant Street
Cameron County
Ace Oon
Eddie Suszynski
South View ‘Avenue
Mr. Suszynski
Jack Earl
Harrison Street
Hunt's Run
Emporium
Joseph Everett Wallace
Pulaski
Marienville
Forest County
Daily Weather Report Summary
U.S. weather report for the 24 hour period ends at morning air shows a maximum 35 degrees and a minimum 20 with light precipitation and snow. River stage stands at 5.4 feet. Year ago readings recorded an 38 maximum and 29 minimum with no precipitation.
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U.S
Bow And Arrow Hunter Returns From Jungle Feats
A lone white hunter named Alex Siemei, seen in the jungle with spear bow and knife, fights a tiger and finishes it. He spent 17 of the last 20 years in South American bush, hunting tigers and returning with six pelts. He has slain 126 tigers, 98 by bullets and 27 with cold steel.
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David P. Sentner
International News Service
Stafe
New York
Alex Siemei
Suspects Alibi Under Scrutiny In Greenfield
The alibi of the principal suspect in the slaying of Dr. Eliott Speer, headmaster of Mt Hermon School for Boys, came under close examination as the inquest entered its fifth day. District Attorney Joseph Bartlgett summoned witnesses whose testimony could contradict key points about the suspect’s movements on the night of the murder.
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Cinternational News Service
Greenfield
Mass
Der
Eliott Speer
Mt. Hermon School For Boys
Joseph ZT. Bartclgtt
Harrisburg to Open Bids on County Highway Projects
Harrisburg announces bids will be opened December 21 for nine point twelve miles of highway and bridge work on Route 37015 and related segments. Projects include Lawrence area concrete road and concrete bridge construction totaling the specified mileage. Secretary Sam F. Lewis disclosed the department of highways’ plan today.
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Cinternational News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Sam F. Lewis
Lawrence
Japan Defiant In Answer To Davis Charges
Japan today defied U S charges that ending the Washington treaty would trigger a costly naval race by advancing steps to denounce the pact. The emperors privy council, urged by the cabinet, named a nine member committee to draft a vote for all signatories.
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Catertonal News Service
Toryg
Dee
Japan
Du Pont Secret Powder License to British Firm Revealed
The Du Pont company licensed its secret rifle powder formula to Nobel’s of Britain in 1925 despite objections from war and navy officials. Major K K V Casey warned Congress could deem the deal “bad faith” with the government and even “traitors.” Senators including Vandenberg presented documents showing mutual Du Pont and Nobel arrangements as the inquiry continued.
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E. Jupont de Nemours & Co
Nobel
War
Navy Departments
Senate Munions
K. K. V. Casey
Dupont
Congress
Duponts
Vandenberg
Michigan
Colder Weather Grips Central States and Pittsburgh
Records show December cold snaps as Jonesburgh reports 22 degrees and forecasts a low of 15 to 20 as a recent snowstorm drops 6.2 inches in Chicago and the upper Central States see frigid conditions. Shoppers in Pittsburgh note red faces amid the season's cold spell.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Moses
Jonesburgh
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Hunt For Suspect In Trunk Murder
International News Service reports police mobilized all resources to locate John B. Happel 53 in connection with the mutilated trunk murder of his wife Rosabella. A formal murder complaint was issued as Happel has been missing since the discovery of the body crammed in a trunk behind a bungalow court home.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
John B. Happel
Rosabella
Auto Trolley Crash Kills Two in Philadelphia
A head on collision between a car and a trolley in Philadelphia left Katherine Maguire, 88, and William Doughty, 56, dead. Four car occupants were seriously injured including Walter Dangler, 27, with a fractured leg, and three others with brain concussions. Doctors warned two of the injured may die.
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International Nova Serviee
Philadelphia
Katherine Maguire
William Doughty
Norrss
Walter Dangler
Joseph F. Callahan
Anthony Andalora, Jr
Joseph
Will Aid With Dedication Of New Post Office
New Castle Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for the December 15 Post Office dedication with Postmaster Richard K. Steen, a committee led by Fred L. Rentz and Roger W. Rowland, and Congressmin-elect Charles R. Eckert pledging cooperation to improve Beaver and Mahoning rivers.
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Richard K. Steen
New Castle
Charles R. Wckert
Beaver
Mahoning
League considers Yugoslav charges on Hungarian role
In Geneva the League of Nations opened urgent deliberations on Hungary’s alleged involvement in terrorism and the expulsion of Hungarian residents from Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia renewed accusations of Hungarian complicity in King Alexander’s assassination as Foreign Minister Bogoljub Jel presented the case.
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Yugoslavia
Alexander
League of Nations Council
Bogoljub Jel
Titel
League
Jeftiteh
Pege Twa
Rev A E Driggers Plans To Resign From Kittanning Church
The Rev A E Driggers of First Presbyterian Church Kittanning Pa says he will resign by March 31 citing lack of general cooperation. He told his congregation he will vacate the pulpit and declined to elaborate on his plans.
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Kittanning
A. E. Driggers
First Presbyterian Church, Kittanning
Manufacturer To Be Quizzed Over Wounding Case
Byron A. Laudermilch 80, a Lebanon lingerie maker, is to be questioned on the shooting of Emma Miller 28 a knitting mill worker found fatally wounded on a Colebrook road. He is under guard in a Lebanon sanatorium after two bullet wounds believed self inflicted. Miller lay in critical condition at Good Samaritan hospital with a severed spine from close range. County Detective Tucker said she accused Laudermilch of shooting her over NRA violation reports about his garment factory.
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Lebanon
Byron A. Laudermilch
Emma Miller
National Guard
Colebrook
Laudermileh
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Tucker
Laudermilch
Perkins Case Goes To Jury
Harrisburg dispatch reports Fred Perkins of York Pa a battery maker was tried in federal court for allegedly paying workers below the wage floor set by the NRA code. The case was handed to a jury this morning after evidence and arguments in the courtroom.
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Harrisburg
Fred
Perkins
York
NRA
Stokowski Quits Philadelphia Orchestra After 22 Years
Leopold Stokowski announced his resignation from the Philadelphia Orchestra after 22 years, ending a partnership that built the ensemble into a leading world renowned orchestra. The move follows months of internal strife and shocked music lovers in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Orchestra Association
Mark
Hope Of Rescuing Pacific Fliers Wanes
In Honolulu, Dec 7, hope faded in the search for Capt Charles T. Y. Uhn and two companions J A Skilling and G M Littlejohn after their Star of Australia monoplane was forced down near Honolulu three days earlier. Coast guard and navy vessels kept a 300 mile search radius as high winds hampered operations.
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International News Service
Honolulu
T. H
Charles T. Y. Uhn
J. A. Skilling
G. M. Littlejohn
Star of Australia
Coast Guard
Christmas Approach Signs Multiplying In Lawrence County
Christmas is two weeks away and signs in Lawrence County confirm Tuesday December 25 as the holiday. Small boys run errands, women fret over food and clothes, and carloads of trees line streets. Windows blaze with toys as shoppers flood stores and Christmas seals arrive. Merchants report heightened toy stocks and rising cash register totals amid a busy season.
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Chrismmas
Traffic Control To Be Installed At Swissvale
Officials of the Union Switch and Signal Company, a Westinghouse subsidiary, announced an order from the Lake Erie Bailiard for a centralized traffic control system to be installed at New Castle Junction. The system would regulate traffic over several miles of railroad tracks from a central point, with other railroads negotiating similar equipment orders that may close soon.
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Pittsburgh
Union
Signal Company
Westinghouse Aly Brake Company
Swissvale
Lake Erie Bailiard
New Castle Junction
Hit Run Driver Sent To Prison In Fatality Case
Alexander Kann a 20 year old Sheridan youth was sentenced to one to two years in the workhouse after pleading to involuntary manslaughter in the July death of Evann Pauline aged 58. His mother resisted as deputies led him away, pleading for mercy after the judge William McNaugher imposed the term. Police said Kann ran a red light at about 40 mph at the time of the crash.
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Fpittsburgh
Alexander Kann
Sheridan
Ahibitor Outa
Young Wann
William McNaugher
Evann Pauline
Kann
Fireworks Ban To Stay In Place After Council Hearing
Council members reported from committee after a morning hearing at City Hall on a proposed fireworks ordinance. The measure, if enacted, would have tightened sale and use rules, but the existing ban on combustion, discharge, and sale remains in force. Attorneys outlined the merits of regulation as the council continued to deliberate.
Post Office Ready for Dedication Event
The new United States Post Office on Washington Street receives gold leaf lettering as the building nears formal dedication and handover to the government. Officials, including B J Bownds and Hubert Colman, conduct final inspections as construction nears 41 percent complete and a December 13 ceremony approaches.
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United States Post Office
Washington Street
United States
Washington
Gay
B. J. Bownds
Hubert Coltmn
Archuece
Lie
Colman
Sebring
Callan
Death Record Notice for Elizabeth Kiyodes in Portland
A death notice records Elizabeth Kiyodes of Portland Oregon. Also listed are associated names Withim Cochran Samuel Jenning County Margaret Jones Subs and Ute South Jatursah Street Apotta 65 Merver.
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Elizabeth Kiyodes
Portland
Oregon
Withim Cochran Samuel Jenning
Margaret Jones
Ute South Jatursah Street
Apotta
Merver
Yugoslav Troops Cross Frontier Amid Balkan Tensions
Reports say Yugoslav soldiers crossed into Hungary near Szeged prompting concern as Hungary tightens border controls. Belgrade denies the action while Hungary convenes a refugee crisis meeting after Yugoslavia expelled radicals following the assassination of King Alexander. International observers prepare to investigate alleged cruelties in the expulsions.
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Hungar
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Beti
Cau Nev
Alexander
Interr Sidered
Investigation season opens earlier than expected
Special to the Nets reports Beverly Hills observation on the investigation season with uncertain aims and vague remarks about ammunition, committees, and employment prospects. The piece notes talk of selling faster than investigations proceed, and warns about gun ownership and money driving activity, implying broad, unsettled concerns.
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Nets
Beverly Fills
Cal
Mysterious Mouse Tale Reveals Hidden Rooms and Whispers
Fragmentary narration describes secretive figures around a Mouse, with doors that only open for momentary actions. The text hints at Christmas beings and a looming confrontation, as characters whisper of danger and uncertain plans amid a tense, festive atmosphere.
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Wiksan
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