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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
1
The readable fragments mention violations, a Bareny Department report, and unspecified magistrates handling juveniles. It references locations including Pied Tray and Minneapois, with phrases about sales practices and inspections. The text is heavily garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Congress moves to eliminate war profits and bar broad profits with a price fixing licensing and raw materials control scheme. Senate munitions committee proposes drastic tax curbs and industry conscription if needed while House delays tax action until crisis looms. Bernard Baruch and others object to extensive industry drafting.
United Press reports at Harrisburg that Gov George Earle's proposed substitution for the mill control law drew overwhelmingly favorable testimony at a joint House and Senate agriculture subcommittee hearing. The Hearing saw 62 amendments proposed by supporters and 36 Philadelphia mill operators backing a milled control option, with no opposition from the United Milk Dealers Association.
Style Revue staged tonight at eight in the Senior High school auditorium under the Junior Welfare League and Nast Company. A planned program features spring and summer styles displayed by Junior League models. Proceeds fund Hardy children in the community as capacity crowds are urged to attend.
Further data on the May 1 rate reductions outlines a simplified schedule by Pennsylvania Electric Company. The changes merge two promotional domestic rates into one after the initial charge, cap bills for small users, and adjust pricing for large users. The notice covers territory, minimum charges, and special provisions for motors, heating, and seasonal service with billing at net and gross rates.
Washington reports allege that pro war propaganda linked to Japanese threats was used by a private defense contractor to pressure naval building appropriations during wartime. Investigators pursue leads and scrutinize the suppression of dissent amid the political scramble.
In Harrisburg on April 3 a joint legislative inquiry into Pennsylvania's federal state reemployment service was proposed by Senator Edward J. Thompson to involve three senators and three representatives. The resolution, referred to labor and industry after objections to immediate action, cites past politics influencing offices under former Governor Pinchot and notes the current secretary and a new director of the employment service.
Fire swept an old-law Bronx tenement killing Mia Dopple, 44, and two of her children. Two others burned and a firefighter injured. John Dip pid, 28, and his sister Florence Dip pid, 14, also died in the blaze.
Paris April 3 France plans to revise its Eastern European security treaty proposal to win Polish acceptance and possibly include Germany. Premier Flamling said France will strengthen defenses to offset German rearmament while seeking to bring Russia and Czechoslovakia into an alliance. A Stresa meeting among Britain, France, and Italy could yield a modified draft linking the bloc to the League of Nations via Articles X and XVI.
Poland refuses to join the proposed eastern European security pact as Britain and France push the plan. Capt Anthony Biden completed a mission to Warsaw signaling the impasse amid diplomatic maneuvering. Changes Fishing Grounds in The Bahamas Roosevelt shifts to Conception Island seeking better luck angling for barracuda and bonefish. The Nourmatel yacht carries the president’s party as they fish from Long Island to the Bahamas without success yesterday.
April 8 in Harrisburg reports opposition to Gov Harle's bill liberalizing state workmen's compensation. Farmers miners and manufacturers call it mongrel legislation, an unbearable burden on business and recovery, arguing it would impose a burden industry cannot bear and disappoint voters who backed action last November. Henry A. Gordon of the anthracite district brands the bill as not part of any recovery program and rejects Kennedy's claim of a voters mandate.
A hearing on a pure food law violation against James Campagne at Lincoln Market area concluded with the case dropping after the Erie Farm Products Co paid 60 dollars and B. Bagnato paid 15.30 for coats in the cafe. The charge concerned adulterated codfish sold by a subleased department operated by Bagnato. The forty fathoms fish product, bought from Erie, was produced by American Fishermen and could be sold in another state.
Washington April 3 Speaker Joseph W Byrne said plans to bring up the omnibus social security bill next week may be abandoned and a gag rule sought to protect the measure. Democratic leaders weighed party sentiment on the gag rule issue as Ways and Means committee would restrict floor amendments only to those approved by the committee. Burns declined to predict if the House would adopt a gag, replying he did not know and would like to find out.
Chicago voters deliver a sweeping Democratic victory led by Mayor elect Edward J Kelly. He captures 75.82 percent of 1,052,447 ballots, carrying 1 ward and earning the largest mayoral plurality in a major American city. Peter Brady and Gustave Brand win city posts as Democrats gain aldermanic seats in two wards for a 42 to 8 majority.
Washington April 2 Federal relief rolls declined 289 428 persons from January to February Hopkins announced the decrease 1 3 percent The total relief cost fell five million seventy eight thousand three hundred twenty one dollars from 196 630 7aT to 180 952 406 for February The drop was reported at 8 percent across all relief programs
April 3 report from Birmingham states masked bandits robbed paymaster Carl Muliny of Loveman Joseph and Loeb department store of about 10,000 in cash and checks on the way to deposit receipts at the First National Bank. The robbers escaped.
Washington April 3 Administration leaders held high pressure talks to quell a senate insurgency over the New Deal work relief bill worth 4.88 billion dollars. Majority Leader Joseph Connally Washington Senate reconvened amid doubt the deadlock would break. Carter Glass, chairman of the senate appropriations committee, said he knew of no changes in the situation.
Wilkes Barre Pa April 1 In a bid to curb violence between rival coal unions Sheriff Luther iltten bans gatherings on highways after a peaceful 200 member UAMPA picket at Glen Alden Coal. State troopers and deputies disperse groups while judge Valentine orders call off strike. Attorney General Margiotti says state supervised election to settle UMWA factions is delayed.
Miss Ethel Cole representing Corry hospital attended a Northwestern Pennsylvania hospital administrators meeting at Hamot hospital Erie. The gathering led to the organization of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Hospital Association with Gov Perry B Jones as president Dr John Davis as vice president Miss Elsie London as secretary. John N Hatfield of Philadelphia keynote speaker highlighted hospital challenges and the urgent need for regional organization.
Harrisburg April 3 Appoint ment of B W Neidelberger Mt Oliver Pittsburgh to the post of enter maintenance superintendent in Allegheny county was announced today by Warren Van Dyke state secretary of highways He succeeds John Havijas who is dismissed The post is meant to affective April 8 At the same time Van Dyke announced appointment of Benjamin R Hebrank Greensburg as senior maintenance superintendent in Westmoreland county succeeding M A Whitehead who will be transferred
In Harrisburg on April 3 the house and senate delayed action on administration tax measures as unemployment relief was debated. A $208,000,000 relief program faced opposition and calls for revenue adjustments. Lawmakers discussed transfers to fund the plan with little concrete movement from the unemployed, while party leaders urged broader interlegislative talks. Citizens and officials weighed how Pennsylvania would meet its share after August 15.
Denver, April 3. Kitty Kelly wife of George Machine Guyot Kelly may spend the rest of her life or part in federal prison for involvement in the $200,000 Urschel ransom plot. The Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the verdict, ruling the evidence supports guilt and she acted under her husband’s direction without requiring corroboration.
Fredericksburg dispatch reports Thomas Coleman wealthy planter and his wife found dead at their home after being beaten last night. Robbers ransacked the house and escaped with valuables, police said. No arrests announced as investigation continues.
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