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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
5
Watsonville California notes a shift from Datson's Corral era to a white-conscious town with no rental boxes in sight, reflecting changes in local identity and housing availability.
George Hulley age ten son of United States Consul Benjamin M Hulley died from peritonitis in Nantes France after last night. The family is from Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
Mrs Raymond Barnes and sister in law from New York City visit Erie and spend yearend day with the Weinheimer family. Several locals travel for family duties, funerals, or meetings including a Wiks gathering in Meadville honoring Exalted Grand Ruler David Seholy.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Marie Hacker aged 20 from Morgantown West Virginia was claimed by his grief stricken parents after the gunman was shot while trying to escape police. Mrs Ower Hacker the mother claimed the body for burial and said he had left home years ago returning only at Christmas 1936.
Funeral rites for Adam Michalowski of Elgin Pa were conducted at the Davison General home Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock Rev Willard Marstellar officiated Interment was in Evergaven Cemetery Union City Assistants included Frank Knapcil Joe Smolek Stanley Migdal Tony Shopento Ike Bam and Zeke Kosmek Mrs Michalowski and daughter Helen of New York City attended with friends from Union City and nearby areas.
The Concord school Parent-Teachers Association will serve a baked ham dinner on Wednesday evening April 14 starting at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Bell is committee chairwoman and the public is invited.
Harrisburg reports Governor Earle signed the Mundy teachers tenure bill to prevent political dismissals by district boards. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Leo Mundy, faced heated House debate before passage.
In Cleveland on April 7, two Karpis gang members admitted guilt in the Garrettsville robbery case from November 7, 1925. Pred Hunter received 25 years for machine gun role. Toa Rosta got seven and a half years as an accomplice. Other defendants pled guilty earlier and faced later sentences.
Reports from Berlin say Berlin will issue a protest note to Pope Pius that the Vatican is meddling in German affairs. The encyclical on Germany has angered Nazi officials and may affect relations with the Vatican despite hints the pope might avoid backing the protest.
Bill Burke, Cleveland County Club golf pro, and his wife were reported recovering from bruises after a collision between their automobile and a bus near Randolman North Carolina, according to dispatches from Greens yesterday.
Members of the Corry Junior Welfare League met at East South Street home of Mrs Isabelle Phelps to plan the May party set for Saturday May 1st at Corey Downtey Chile. Gayle Hetot Browns Orchestra to play with Mrs Florence May Paulson 60 widow of Andrew Paulson among survivors and funeral plans announced.
A coalition of southern Democrats and anti lynching advocates blocked the Mitchell anti lynching bill in the House. The measure proposed by Rep Arthur Mitchell faced a roll call vote but was sidetracked by a filibuster designed to prevent consideration of the bill.
At a signal 100000 tons of tall timber crashed down a mountainside near Glouwen tan NOSW. Expert lumbermen had weeks with axes cutting trees as the timber from the Lomis section was dynamited and damaged.
Elmer C. Walzer reports that settlement of the Chrysler strike was under consideration amid a rally and growing market uncertainty. Traders face lower copper prices and a steel sector overhang after record output, with the Fed’s policy shift and talks of margin changes adding to confusion. Roosevelt may address price fixing and wages while Marriner Eccles defends easy-money policy. experts warn inflationary moves could boost markets, yet no clear direction remains.
The New York stock market fell sharply with steel stocks hardest hit, copper and lead plunging, and Chrysler dropping over five points. Early losses followed a London selloff as traders pushed prices lower across stocks and commodities.
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