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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
1
Marjorie Hallett Dies After Roadside Accident
Nine year old Marjorie Ruth Hallett of Frewsburg died two hours after stepping into traffic on the Frewsburg Warren road. She was struck by a trailer truck from Morane Transportation Co. Jamestown while walking with a companion after school. The girl, formerly of Corry, had moved to Frewsburg with her parents in 1930. Funeral services are planned at Columbus Community Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ruth Hallett
Fred Hallett
Frewsburg
N. Y
Corry
Morane Transportation Company
Jamestown
Arnold Becker
Samuel ‘T. Bowers
Hallett
New York State
West Columbus Avenue
Frewsburs
Lloyd Hallett
Robert
Erwin
Frederick
Daylil
Reuben Hallett
Hannah Eleanor Hallett
Columbus Community Church
David Curtis
Columbus
F D R Talk on Relief and Tax Politics
President Roosevelt to discuss relief policy as Pennsylvania voters weigh taxes and business impact. Governor George H. Farley defends state taxes as fair, citing a Labor Department survey showing more than 300 communities see industry growth rather than decline. He accuses opponents of using high taxes to drive away business and influence the upcoming Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George H. Farle
Department of la
Bor
Bate
Reelection of Ralph S. Dewey eyed for Corry schools
The Corry Public Schools district holds a special convention to elect a superintendent for a new four year term. Ralph S. Dewey is the only candidate named, with salary discussions likely to trigger debate as boards consider a possible pay reduction from the current scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Khan
Telph
Dewey
Corry
J R. Dearing
Denning
Austin Johnson
Clarence Shoop
Postpone Work at Columbus Dam One Week
Postponed repairs at Columbus Dam due to heavy water flow. The Corry Rod and Gun Club, led by Morris Chipyn, announced the work bee is moved one week. Committeeman Dan Depew and Charles Huperts urged interested locals to join and contact Mr Pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lat Tay
Il Way
Morris Chiypin
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Jeuely
Mrpin
Dan Depew
Charles Huperts
Mitlen Spaulding
Briggs Strike Settled as Workers Return to Briggs Plant
About 13,600 workers at Briggs Manufacturing Mack Avenue body plant and Chrysler Frymounit Motor Division facilities resumed work today after a settlement ended a strike between Briggs officials and the United Auto Workers. The accord, reached in Detroit, ends a disruption that had kept many workers idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New United Press
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Mack Avenue
Frymounit Mator
Chrysler ‘Corpora-nt
Brlgee
United Autoand
CIA
Austrian Cabinet Member In Crisis In Vienna Home
A former cabinet member and one-time commander reportedly acted to end his life at his Vienna residence today. The reason for Zehner's death by suicide remains unknown. The deceased served on the court during the Titel putsch of 1984 and was associated with nationalist elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Wil Hilo
Zelcher
Url
Selmuachnigg
Austin Army
Hymself
Vienna
Zehner
Chinese mass offensive reported at Tsinan front
United Press dispatch from Shanghai dated April 12 describes massed Chinese forces launching a major assault on Tsinan, the Shan tung province capital known for silk and glassware. Reports indicate severe street fighting in eastern and southern suburbs while Chen Cheng says troops remain near Tsinan, though not yet in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Shanghat
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Hankow
Chen Cheng
Political Affairs Bureau
Chinese Army Gazette
Heavy vote of confidence for French cabinet
Paris April 12 United Press reports Premier Edouard Daladier's national defense cabinet won an overwhelming preliminary vote of confidence in the chamber of deputies. A negotiated end to the Paris metallurgical strike stopped a threat to rearmament as labor leaders agreed to arbitration and evacuation of factories. Aviation factories nationalized will resume work tomorrow.
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United Press
Paris
Fremier
Edouard Daladier
National Defense
Chamber of Deputies
Pau Ramadier
General Labor Federation
Daylight Saving Ballot Push Urges Citywide Vote
City residents are asked to vote on daylight saving time this Wednesday. Ballots may be deposited at Keister drug store Miline pharmacy or post office drop boxes. Funeral notices report Roy Hoeper, 18, of Hele, a Ye Wir freshman, to be buried in Aran.
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Keister Drug, Store
Erie Rhiladeuphia
Pueneral Aérvicas
Diie
Toy Roy Hoeper
Jitchéns
Hele
Die University of Ent Shyanin
Aran
Provisional employes entitled to pay says attorney general
Harrisburg April 12. Attorney General Margiotti ruled that about six thousand provisional employes on the state payroll since January are entitled to their pay. He directed Bashore to hire merit system workers as soon as possible, noting the need to replace provisionals to avoid a breakdown in the division's work.
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Attorney General
Bashore
Ay United Press
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
F. Clair Ross
Thomas Kennedy
Margiotti
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Banhore
Marglotti
Rathy
Democratic State Committee
Charles Alvin Jones
Move to Hast en School Tuition Urged by Board
The board of education discussed prompt tuition payments from nearby districts. One district has not paid any tuition all year and only recently paid last year. The board voted to charge interest on delinquent payments and referred the matter to the finance committee for investigation while also reviewing other finances and overdrawn accounts.
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Board of Education
Dipinicta
Finance Committee
Gorikiderania
Vlmeimion Sn
Accaimis
Salithor Waller Ff
Azo
Corry Public Schools Enrollment Drops Slightly
Supt R S Delvey announced Corry schools show a slight enrollment decline from September. Fraffic grades total 706, Junior High down from 881 to 376, Senior High from 260 to 357, post graduates 5 vs 9 last fall. Decrease described as the smallest for a period in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public
R. S. Delvey
Dewey
Whitney goes to Sing Sing to begin long term
Richard Whitney former New York Stock Exchange president starts a five to ten year sentence for grand larceny at Sing Sing prison. He will dig ditches for five cents a day and seek sentence reductions through the merits process. Whitney refuses special treatment despite his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Richard Whitney
Wall Street
Sing Sing
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Charley H. Tuttis
Groton
Harvard
New York County
John Mahoney
Large Wheat Crop Reported In Washington April 12
Washington April 12 Department of Agriculture estimates the coming wheat crop will be the largest since 1981, ranging from 300 million to 1 billion bushels. Secretary Wallace warns marketing restrictions could be imposed under the new farm program, while officials note disappointing exports and a carryover of about 150 million bushels from the previous crop, shaping potential market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Adjour nment Threatens Rail reform Ahead of May Adjournment
Washington April 12 plans for an early adjournment of Congress jeopardize immediate rail reform. Wheeler predicts most of the summer needed to enact measures from a special Interstate Commerce Commission panel led by W. M. Splain. Barisky avoids firm timing while hoping for May adjournment. President Roosevelt leaves the rail revival to Congress after a flood of material from labor and management, and the Splain panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
Burton K. Wheeler
du Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. M. W. Splain
Alben W. Bariksey
Coogan Funds Dispute Sparks Family Complaint
Jackie Coogan's mother Mrs Ian Bernstein and her second husband denounce a suit demanding 4. million as earnings due from the child actor. Bernstein, once manager, asserts he and Jackie’s father used earnings properly and that Coogan now claims false grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
United Press
Xernoon
Ian C. Bernstein
Tackle
Hint
Yam
Mag. Bernsten
Arthur Is
Bernstein
Coogan Yunineas
Jackie
Charles J. Katz
Meadville Teachers Seek Pay Increase Across Schools
Meadville board of education reviews blanket demand for higher pay for grade and high school instructors. A committee from Meadville High and four elementary schools has authority to press the raise, noting Meadville teachers earn less than peers in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United #res
Meadville
Meadville Board of Education
Meadville High
Pinchot Warns GOP Unity Needed For Pennsylvania Win
Former Governor and Republican hopeful Gifford Pinchot warned from Sew Castle on April 12 that the party risks splitting in the fall if primary campaigns rely on personal attacks. He urged unity to restore good governance and win in November, condemning negative tactics as harmful to the GOP's prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sew Castle
Republican Party
Lawrence
G. O. P. Suc
Zess
Spn
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
City Hill
Special Registration Today and Wednesday Erie Registrars at Municipal Building
Erie registrars are at the municipal building today for voter enrollment for residents who moved or want a party change. Evening hours are 7 to 10 tonight and Wednesday from 10 am to 3 pm and 7 to 10 pm. Delmar obituary notes John A. Hotaling Sr. widower born in Grand mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Delmar
N.Y
John A. Hotaling
Wes
President Roosevelts Fire side Chat Aimed At Recovery
President Roosevelt prepared a special message to Congress and a fireside chat to the nation about more relief and recovery. He plans a request of 4 billion dollars to fund public works relief and business support with one third allocated to each area. White House secretary Stephen Barley said the chat could be delivered Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Beal
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Stephen
Barly
Roosevelt and Garner clash over pump priming plan
Roosevelt and Garner reportedly at odds over new pump priming expenditures amid a looming battle to keep Congress in control of big funds. Morgenthau signals cautious government aid while opposition favors reduced outlays. Senate leaders outline a relief measure totaling about 1.25 billion dollars to extend relief through the coming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Viva
John N Garner
Lewis calls for long term employment program
John L. Lewis urged the government to launch a long term employment program with a trilmedicate appropriation of $3,000,000 and 300 Works Progress funds to aid the jobless. He estimated the unemployed at 13,000,000 and spoke before CIO union leaders, saying the CIO held its lines during the industrial recession. MONESSEN WINS BYARD COLLEGE Pa April 12 Mongrson High School debating team will represent the western Pennsylvania district in interscholastic debating tourney in May at Wonstes Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
United Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Leutenants
CIO
Monessen
Byard College
Mongrson High School
Pennsylvania
Wonstes
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marjorie Hallett
F.D.R
Supervnter
Ralph S. Dewey
Board
Budget Committee
Columbus Dam
Briggs
Tsinan Front
Stock Exchange
Jack Coogan
Weadville
Pinchot
Nation
Heig Morgenthau
Morgenthase
WWE
Arly
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
OWS
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