State Embarks On New Deal Era After Election
Pennsylvania shifts to a new deal era as Democrats win statewide power for the first time in over six decades. Joseph Guffey wins Senate and Roosevelt’s program is hailed as a mandate to lift the wage earner, farmer, and homeowner while Republicans are routed. Governor-elect George H. Earle accepts the responsibility of guiding the new era.
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Josea Gutes
Pennsylvania
America
George H. Earle
Guffey
William Miller shoots largest ring neck pheasant
William Miller of Highland Avenue Extension shot the season’s largest ring neck pheasant with a .22 while hunting squirrels on the Patterson farm at East Brook. A Newc Observes report notes the unusual feat and location.
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East Brook
Daily Weather Report for the Period End Morning
U S weather statistics show for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning a maximum temperature of 36 and minimum 6. Precipitation measures .02 inches. River stage stands at 4.9 feet. The same date last year recorded a maximum 40, minimum 29, precipitation .04 inches, with snow.
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U.S
Margaret Perry Moves to Reno for Divorce
Mrs. Margaret French, wife of Winsor French, Cleveland columnist, plans residence in Reno Nevada to pursue a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty as stated by her attorney.
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Margaret French
Winsor French
Cleveland
Reno
Nev
Two Policemen Shot Down in Darien Gunfight
International News Service reports two Darien police officers, Sergeant Edward Magazero and Patrolman John Cochran, were in critical condition after a gunfight with three youths in a car stolen from New Jersey. The suspects, John Suminski 23 of Catert, N J, Alexander Suminski 20 of Jersey City, and Frank Pintta 20 of Jersey City, were captured and held without bond at Darien police headquarters.
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International News Service
Darien
Conn
New Jersey
Edward Magazero
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John Cochran
John Suminski
Cataret, N. J
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Jersey City
Frank Pintta'a
Rickenbacker Starts Record Flight Attempt From Burbank
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, wartime ace, begins an all metal Douglas plane takeoff at 5:42 a.m. from Burbank heading to New York with two other pilots and three newspapermen aboard. He hopes to beat his 13 hour 2 minute record, aiming for 12 hours or less.
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International News Service
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Jean Harlow Plans Divorce Filing Says Source
International News Service reports Jean Harlow plans to file for divorce from her cameraman husband Hal Rosson. The platinum haired star of the silver screen is cited as planning the action amid reports Rosson suffered a paralysis setback while abroad.
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Jean Harlow
Ang Star
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Hal Rossan
Rosson
Annual Ingathering Of Needlework Guild On Display At Hotel
The Castleton Hotel ballroom hosts the 20 sections of the recutawark Guild displaying garments from the 1934 ingathering. Items include underwear for all ages, sweaters, blankets, nightgowns, sheets, and more to be distributed Friday to intended organizations. An afternoon business meeting will elect officers and hear section reports.
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Recutawark Guild
Guild
State Will Have 23 Democrats In Next Congress
Harrisburg reports Democrats gained control of Pennsylvania's 34 congressional seats for the first time since the Civil War era. 23 districts went to Democrats, 11 to Republicans, with several GOP winners avoiding strong opposition to the New Deal.
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C International News Services
Harrisburg
Keystone State
Naw
Roosevelt
Admit
New York Man and Family Die in Fairfield House Fire
Fairfield Conn Nov 8 An advertising man from New York his wife and ten year old son were burned to death when a fire of unknown origin destroyed their home in the Stilson road section early today The victims were Louis Setzer 20 his wife 28 and Louis Setzer Jr nt TGs
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Conternational News Service
Fairfield
Conn
New York
Stilson Road
Louis Setzer
Fall Reunion Of Consistory Opens Sessions
The 55th semi annual New Castle Consistory A A S R B began with degree conferrals on a class of candidates. Evening sessions are scheduled for November 14, 21, 23 and 30 as the reunion continues.
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New Castle
Flandin Seeks To Form Cabinet After Summons
Pierre Etienne Flandin, former finance minister, formally accepted today the task of forming a new cabinet to succeed Premier Gaston Doumergue. He accepted provisionally after being summoned by the Continuance On Pare Two.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Gaston Doumergue
Flandin
Democrats To Hold Greatest Majority In Congress
Final vote counts near completion show Democrats poised for the largest congressional majority since party system began. Gubernatorial wins extend Democratic power. several races remain unsettled in a few districts. Senate stands 69 to 23 with others pending. House at 318 to 101 plus minor parties and doubtful seats.
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Congress
New Mexico
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Bronson
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Cutling
Chavez
Roosevelt honeymoon ends as Republicans push plans
J ROGERS reports from Beverly Hills that Republicans accuse the Roosevelt era of over and mock the party’s lack of policy. The letter argues voters need concrete plans rather than denunciations, noting the GOP has proposed only a vague platform and promises future ideas after winning.
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Cal
Seek Two More In Kidnaping Of June Robles
Justice agents in Phoenix seek two more suspects in the kidnapping of June Robles in Tucson last spring. Oscar Robson, a Tucson nightclub operator, is linked to the case through handwriting on extortion letters. One alleged gang member died by suicide last May as officers prepared to question him.
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International
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Ariz
Oscar Robson
Tucson
Wrest
S. Department of Justice
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Joseph E. P. Dunn
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania dry column reports districts vote on liquor licenses
Local option prohibitionists gain traction as 68 boroughs and 114 townships vote against liquor licenses in their districts for four years while 22 boroughs and 11 townships choose to remain wet. The statewide results show continued dry and wet signals in the Pennsylvania districts.
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Literai Tinal News
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Howey
Politically Divided Legislature Awaits Democratic Governor
The Pennsylvania legislature stands split after elections that gave Democrats a slim edge in the House and left the Senate Republican stronger, though no longer with a two thirds majority. Governor-Elect George H. Burte expects to take office in January as party lines dictate the coming session.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
House
Democratic
Senate
Pennsylvania
George H. Burte
Thesday
Genemu
Cibigen - Democratic
Treluding
Paya
Auto Crusade Is Likely To Be Resumed
Police chief announced the drive to curb auto speed may resume as speeding incidents rise and accidents mount. From Sept 1 to Nov 1 about 1,000 motorist stops were recorded, with 727 in October. He urged drivers to pull aside when sirens approach to allow police, ambulance, and fire units to pass.
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Poli
Roosevelt Signals Changes in New Deal Recovery Plan
President Roosevelt contemplates scrapping parts of his new recovery strategy as Secretary of Commerce Daniel Rapoport indicates drastic reforms are planned. He plans to reassess general price measures and focus on remedies for specific issues, while agreeing with critics on some changes.
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Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel
New Congress Majority Will Test Leaders
Democratic leaders prepare to convene the 84th Congress in January with control of both chambers. They expect 69 or 70 Senate seats and 218 to 320 House seats amid a historic sweep. Republicans sit in minority while President and Democratic leaders set plans to maintain party discipline. Continued on page two.
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George R. Holes
Pirandello Wins Nobel Prize in Literature at Stockholm
The Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to Lu Pi randello, renowned Sicilian dramatist and novelist. His famous works include Six Characters in Search of an Author and As You Desire Me. Initial speculation had Eugene ONeill and Paul Elmer More as possible laureates, with Willa Cather also mentioned.
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I Internazional News
Stockholm
Lu Pirandello
United States
Firandello
Amoer
Eugene Or Nel
Paul Elmer
Willa Cather
Frick Named National League President After Heydler Retirement
New York based journalist Ford C. Prick was unanimously elected president of the National League today, succeeding John A. Heydler who resigned. Prick, a veteran sports commentator, takes the post amid changes in league leadership.
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YORK
Ford C Prick
New York
Yvadio
National League
John A. Heydler
President Returns To White House Desk
President Roosevelt returns to the White House desk after more than seven months in office as results from elections flood in. The winter relief program and a strong Democratic majority in both houses shape a new presidency. A conference is planned with Progressive Republican Robert La Follette in Wisconsin to discuss the evolving agenda.
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Bob” Latollette
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Elas
Prysifo
Weather Hazards From Harsh Winter Storms Hit Town
Fragmented OCR describes fierce winds and cold, with trees shedding leaves and houses bare. It notes multiple people seeking shelter as a blizzard-like setup moves through, leaving streets and beaches exposed and warnings in effect.
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