Europe Eyes Hitler Mussolini as Nationalist Cause Darkens
The report notes European watchers fearing a shift in power as the Spanish Nationalists seek fresh manpower and materiel from Italy and Germany. Observers warn of potential consequences for Britain France and Russia if Mussolini and Hitler risk Allied prestige and strategic advantages in a fascist victory.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
ONDON
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Italy
Germany
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Aifulf Hiller
Great Britain
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Spain
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Gedeon Denies Gotham Killing in Beekman Hill Case
New York and Atlanta wires report Ged eon denied involvement in the triple murder of his wife Mary Gedeon 54 artist’s model daughter Veronica 20 and lodger Ian Byrnes in Beekman Hill. Police question him as they pursue the case.
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United Press
New York
Atl 2
Molen
Wm Wedestay
Davshier
Vetta
Peice
Wiley Uitle
Pwssess
Allliher
Hok
Baston
Mary Gedeon
Veronica
Iani Byrnes
Beekman Hill
Killing Denied by Mrs Sample in Erie
Mrs Elizabeth Sample 45 denies killing John Hogan after catching Townsend fund leader sipping champagne with Lucille Irwin 42. She claimed the gun discharged during a struggle among three people. The arrest followed a murder charge.
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Erie
Elizabeth Sample
John &. Hogan
Townsend Old Age Pension Fund Movement
Lucille Irwin
Sample
Ohn McNally
Loyalists in Basque Front Open Major Air Offensive
Loyalists press Basque front with a large air attack as planes skirmish insurgent lines. Ground forces of about 70,000 Basque troops launch a center assault along a 100 mile front despite strong nationalist resistance.
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United Press Rilega
Spain
Himisic Mola Ail
City Council Approves Storm Sewer Bills At Special Meeting
City Council tentatively approves bills for storm sewer construction after two hours of study. Bills to be drafted for checks by City Treasurer Frank Westley before formal disposition at Monday’s meeting. Council to consider truck and cement mixer for sidewalk work, disputes on Antler and Imperial hotel properties unresolved.
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Questins
Carh
William Dyckes
Timperial
Hilding
Imattar
Corry district hopes for WPA aid to resume Vocational Shop project
Reports indicate a supplemental WPA application for funds to complete the Vocational Shop building was approved, and work could restart once Erie funds arrive. Officials at Erle WPA offices could not confirm the decision as of today, and construction has paused about two weeks due to fund exhaustion.
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WPA
Erle
Corry Sekgol
Erie
Parley Rescheduled for Saturday in Lansing
Franklin Murphy announced that Chrysler strike negotiations will resume at 11 a.m. Saturday in Lansing replacing today. The move shifts the talks to a weekend session in the capital.
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Lansing
Frank Murphy
Chrysler
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Men Arrested After Auto Crash Near Corry Spring Creek
Three men escaped injury when a car piled up on the Corry Spring Creek road three miles outside the city. Ernest Emerson pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid a ten dollar fine with costs before Justice Perry M. Mead in Columbus. Floyd Courtney admitted public intoxication and was fined one dollar with costs. The two were jailed. a third occupant faced no charges. Patrolman Blythe investigated and arrested them at the scene.
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Union City
Justice of the Peace
Perry M. Mead
Columbus
Floyd Courtney
J. W. Blythe
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Acer
Shiloh Tabernacle at Zion Destroyed by Fire
A fire destroyed the Shitou Tabernacle at Zion, where Wilbur Glenn Voliva preached. Voliva alleged rivals set the blaze, estimating losses near a million dollars. The fire also consumed radio station WOBD adjoining the wooden tabernacle.
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Wilbur Glenn Voliva
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Zion
Christian Catholic Church of Zen
WOBD
Despondency Blamed As Farmer Personal Crisis Report
An OCR fragment notes a farmer in despondency tied to personal crisis and failed projects. It mentions a death or grave incident and a sequence of places and people, but many details are garbled. The report references a specific individual and possible family connections, suggesting a local tragedy or breakdown.
Strike at Hershey
A disrupted strike at Hershey is reported with unclear details. Satin F. Loy, a former employee and union leader, is mentioned amid a personnel dispute and company actions affecting dismissals and job status.
Roosevelt Holds PWA Retention On Work Relief
President Roosevelt advocates retaining the Works Progress Administration for a two year period with limited expansion while preserving the agency structure. The plan relies on a revolving fund to maintain public works and employment until private industry recovers.
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Dunham United Press
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Bradford banker blames dead cashier in fraud case
In Federal court John Cunningham president of Cunningham Natural Gas Corporation Bradford denies charges that he conspired to defraud the Bradford Commercial National Bank. He places blame on the late Frank W. Calkins former assistant cashier and Bradford businessman.
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Gas Station Robbery Case Leads to Arrests in City
Police report a hold pair for a robbery at a local gas station. Suspects tied to a broader spree, with details of the incident and individuals involved under investigation. The article traces actions to a group, including named locals, and notes a related inquiry and charges.
Youth hanged for slaying in a rural case
A court recording from an unnamed region reports a youth executed after being convicted of murder. Details are incomplete due to damaged text though the incident notes a swift death following the conviction. Local authorities appear to have imposed the death penalty with limited surviving context.
Erie firms bid on Beaverdam Road project in 1939
Eighty four bids opened by the Pennsylvania Highway Department include 18 contracts for paving 11½ miles of Route 84 in Wayne and Amity towns. Charles Pry Construction of Ryle and another firm led bids. the project aims to fully pave the Wattsburg route with a bituminous surface amid some protest over material choice.
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Amity
Harrisburg
Charles 1. Pry
Wattsburg
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Wallaburg
Piveteh
Surtarne
LE Telgos
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Nughy
Pairview
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Mercer
Borah Attacks Move to Outlaw Sit-Down Strike
Senator Borah denounces proposed congressional action to outlaw sit-down strikes during a debate on labor policy. He argues federal power should curb such protests while opposing measures advanced by the interstate commerce committee.
Prom at Corry High Stirs 130 Students and Guests
The Junior-Senior Prom drew 130 attendees from Corry High School, beginning with a chicken dinner at Hotel Corry. Toastmaster John Strigler welcomed the seniors, withRobert Swanson giving the opening address and John Taylor replying. Principal Sheen offered remarks on the event and character education, as M. J. Planden noted.
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Corry High School
John Strigier
Robert Swanson
John Taylor
R. S. Dewey
Principe Howard J. Sheen
M. J. Planden
Betty Stewart
Baker Fraud Trial Opens in Philadelphia
Testimony of writing paper types and old fashioned lettering awaited in the trial of seven men charged with using the mails to defraud in the Jacob Baker estate case. Prosecutor Lanigan says the group exploited “constant suckers” to gain possession of a $300,000,000 estate spread over 16 counties and land in Philadelphia.
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Sven
Jacob Baker
Pennsylvania
Thoma W. Lanigan
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