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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1934

Page

6

Just a Paragram Just a Paragram Meeting in City Council Monday

Fragmentary OCR notes recount a regular city council meeting in Corry with mentions of Maurive Castle urging a manslaughter plea after a January accident. The page also lists Chrysler car shipments and orders for 1984, local county commissioner plans for a Warren gathering, and various brief items about births marriages theatre and stock market moves.

Maurive Corry Ir Abdelferson Oaio Priday Tutu Kerlin

Special Session Rumors Grow In Pennsylvania

Reports say another special session of the Pennsylvania Legislature may be called by Governor Pinchot to fund relief for the unemployed, aged, and blind. Liquor store revenues have fallen short, threatening $1.8 million for aid and $20 million for relief, with current bills rising and a $5.5 million net profit envisioned from stores.

Arthur F. Grant United Press Harrisburg Pinchot Capitol Hill Frank Baldwin Washington Pennsylvania Emergency Relief Board To General Fund

Reed Continues Attack on New Deal Policies

United States Senator David A. Reed opened his Lawrence County campaign in New Castle on April 4, criticizing parts of the New Deal. He urged solid money and less presidential power, applauded the NRA for boosting morale and ending sweatshops, but condemned its codes as the worst feature.

Y Unite New Castle United States David A. Reed Lawrence County Reed NRA

Mother of Two Shot After Lovers Quarrel

In Pittsburgh on April 14 Mrs Mildred Simoneon aged 23, mother of two, remained in hospital with two bullets in her abdomen after an alleged quarrel with Lewis Ferraro, 21, brother of Ayt Parpar, Pittsburgh orchestras leader, and Pascale, nightclub proprietor. Police said Ferraro shot Mrs Simmons in an east end apartment after the dispute.

Ey United Pittsburgh Mildred Simoneon Pittsburgh Hospital Lewis Ferraro Ayt Parpar Comef Rather Pascale Bolice Pertaro Simmons

Data Indicates Big Increase in Icebergs

United Press report from Washington notes an official forecast predicting a large uptick in iceberg numbers south of 48 degrees North. Lieut. Commander Everett H. Smith bases the forecast on barometric pressure data and decades of iceberg histories. Ships’ lanes will be patrolled as icebergs drift seasonally toward April to July, with ice patrols assigned to the Grand Banks and Davis Strait region.

Harry W. Frant United Press Thited Washington Everett H. Smith United States Conal Guard Ceberg North America Labrador Grand Banks Newoundland Coast Guard General Greene Newfoundland Mendota Pontchartrain Davis Strait Greenland Lance

Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Meetings

Mrs Jennie Herman and Mrs Mary Askerberg of Meadville visited the McKays and Garnett family over the weekend. Doroty Weir returned to North Onawande NY after a stay in town. Dorothy Henry plans a Washington DC summer with her aunt. The April W A T 41 meeting is set for April 18 at Mrs W H Garnett. Various residents traveled for visits, hospital stays, and social events, including bridge club gatherings and local errands in Corry Warren and Jamestown areas.

Spring Creek Jennie Herman Mary Askerberg Meadville John McKay S.C. Weir Dorothy Hicir North Onawande C/O. Deming Martha Donaldson Harry L. Johnson Emily Morton Irvington Rhett Frank Stewart Westbort Agnes Burns Yolngsville Lena Jackson Charlotte McKelvey Kore Dorothy Henry Washington, D. C Fred Stuart W. H. Garnett Daisy Branch Warren and Coudersport Sheldon Clough Union City G. J. Damon Millie Burch Gerald Damion Corry Hospital Corry Glen Donaldson Warren M. Gear Donaldson Gear Tsage Walton League M. C Campbell Earl Hasbrouck Roy Merritt Abjott Dairies Otto Buettner Erie Carl Donaldson AGS RD

Aims of Public Forum Planned at Junior High School

The public forum aims to foster mutual understanding and informed decision making on social and educational policy. Delegates, speakers, and a 7:30 to 8 concert by the high school band will follow list of speakers in Monday's paper.

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Feverish Plants and Falsenfield Discovery

The report notes that sick plants become feverish when seen by people and that leaves show mild temperatures. It argues fever is a symptom of infection in plants, with the real disease being somber and undetermined.

School Work in Warren After Weekend Visit

A brief item notes a Warren student preparing for school Monday morning after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sheldon Clough over the weekend. Mr and Mrs R D McKelvey and daughter Charlotte spent Saturday in Erie on business.

Warren Sheldon Clough R. D. McKelvey Charlotte Erie

Family Tragedy Ends With Three Dead In Quarrel

In Washington Pa a hysterical mother under care as police investigate a family quarrel that led to a husband Gleason Roupe 26 dying from a bullet wound and his child Betty 2 dying at the scene. Merl Roupe later reported to Mabel Roupe who collapsed, details unclear as investigators pursue motive.

United Press Gleason Roups Washington Hospital Gleason Betty Roupe Merl Worle Hazel Atlas Glass Factory Tixe Merl Raline Lone Ping Mabel Roupe Liim

Roosevelt U. K. Tax Measure Debate Continues

Senate debates a broad tax bill with changes since February House passage. Proposals remove consolidated returns, add a 1 percent blanket rise, and tighten tax loopholes. Roosevelts oppose high taxes on oils, while revenue targets near 500 million with Couzens and La Follette amendments shaping final form.

Senate House Sen Dames Couzens Ry Mich Roosevelt Senate Finance Committee

Cherry Blossoms at Height Next Week Event

Washington April 14 The eipha famous cherry blossoms reach peak early next week with 8000 trees at Viday Basin turning the pageant on April 18 20 and 21. Officials note the display will open with a Japanese ceremonial procession and large afternoon program followed by an evening ceremony.

Ey Wine Washington Eipha Bext Weels Viday Basin Viattorn Wwf Rive

Hotels and clubs see bigger liquor trade in warm weather

Harrisburg reports liquor store sales show hotels and clubs drawing more customers as weather warms. From January, wholesale sales to hotels and restaurants rose, reaching 39 percent of last week’s $786,728.69 total, with March beer tax at $240,071.

Arthur F. Grant United Press Harrisburg Liquor Board

Girl victim of religious mania taken by court

Lenora Stull a one year old girl from Mokena county home was brought to the court by her aunt Mrs. Cora Dailey of Two Mile Hear Fort Allegany. Officials led by Judge Hubbard investigated accusations of immorality and improper conduct cited by Dailey who claims Lenora is incorrigible. Lenora says she faces persecution while her parents are separated. The aunt allegedly receives $15 monthly for care. The Saints sect is named in relation to the alleged discipline and enforced dress code. County authorities plan to find homes for Lenora and her four younger brothers during the inquiry.

Polri Lh Hubbard P. N. Osborne J. J. Allison Pred T. Ludwick Lendra Dailey Saints Lenora Saya Bur

Highway Reopens After Frost Crack Sinks Trucks

Kane April 14. The Genesty Kane highway between Kane and Marienville reopened to traffic after two heavy trucks sank through a frost cracked surface. A forty man crew labored Thursday to remove five large boulders and fill the hole with stone, restoring the main road by midnight. The damage spanned the far width of the highway and was linked to weeks of surface cracking from deep frost.

Kane Genesty Kane Marienville Frost Marion- Ville

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