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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
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In Washington, April 20, the administration launched a vigorous offensive to secure New Deal goals after the security bill's passage. The House sent the social security bill to the Senate by a wide margin, while a compromise veterans' bonus proposal led by Sen. Pat Harrison signaled the administration’s push to settle key issues. The administration expects strenuous Senate opposition yet remains confident after House approval.
Erie news notes proposals to establish a "summer capital" in Erie. Governor Earle and staff would seek funds while prominent citizens donate Peninsular homes for a capital colony. Samuel Y. Rossiter leads the Erie pave and harbor commission, with Water Works Park proposed as the site.
United Press reports seven children four boys and three girls aged three to thirteen perished in a fire at their new home in St Emile Quebec. The father Irancola X Ienault had left to work ten miles away in Quebec City, leaving the children alone. Andre, the eldest, supervised the others as flames consumed the residence, with Antoine and Gisele among the youngest crying for breakfast.
Sharp ville resident Joyce was elected president of the Northwest Pennsylvania volunteer firemen's association at Conneaut Lake last night, succeeding Fire Chief Andrew Punilwon. Assistant Chief Fred Carmuig of Meadville won the vice president post, with Frank Miller of Marienville as second vice president, following nominations at an executive meeting in Greenville three weeks earlier.
The Salvation Army plans a sunrise Easter service at 5 80 oclock Sunday morning at the top of East Street led by Captain Nell Mood. A line of musicians will lead the hymn and participate in the resurrection observance with a special open-air service also inviting the public to attend.
Senator Huey Long strikes the first blow in his fight with federal relief funds by blocking a 7 million dollar joint federal state bridge project at Baton Rouge. He and allies push a bill to place all public work under a state board, seize federal relief money, and threaten penalties for any contractor or officer undertaking projects without state approval.
New York Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. denounced WHN for refusing to broadcast his speech attacking President Roosevelt Postmaster General Farley and Gov. Leitman. He called it censorship of the air and said he will pursue the charge in the Congressional Record and before the Personal Radio Commission.
Weather forecaster W S Brotzman hedges on Easter weather citing possible rain tonight and Sunday. He warns of limited temperature change and offers a cautious outlook for the parade with no strong confidence in sunshine.
From Shanghai report April 20 General Li Hsung warns foreigners to hurry away as rebels seize Szechuan. About 52 Americans and 50 other nationals flee by air and river toward Chongqing amid martial law in Chengtu. Chinese forces reportedly defect to rebels.
Mrs. Burrows, 20 Burrows of Carter Hill, fell at her farm home and sustained injuries to the left hip and elbow. She was taken to Corry hospital for X rays and diagnosis after the accident this afternoon.
Gov. E W Minrlandoe ordered Phil Kennamer the slayer of John Gortall transferred from McAlester to Tulia for questioning by the Tulsa county grand jury in Oklahoma City on April 20.
Mayor Miller and Safety Director Mulderick resign from the existing panel and are replaced on a council committee to investigate municipal light plant proposals. Walter Belt named City Solicitor on the committee as Miller and Mulderick plan early next week trips to Harrisburg and Washington to study legislation and seek financial aid avenues.
Deputy serves suit in replevin brought by James Dennis of Union City against Frank W. Parsons Dr G E Bennett and Robin Wright after the Arcade restaurant closure. Furnishings stored in Union City were seized as the defendants’ property while Dennis asserts ownership purchased months earlier. Former Arcade fixtures and Aven items remain in custody for 72 hours awaiting court ownership decision.
Marion Kentucky April 20 Martin Brown 29 a University of Kentucky graduate and brother of former Congressman John Y Brown was held on charges he robbed and murdered Mr and Mrs Sidney Yates ages 83. The couple were burned to death Thursday in their farm home. Brown was arrested late yesterday in his father's Union county home and held without bond. County Attorney Edward Stons said he would seek a special grand jury next week.
Amelia Earhart Putnam, the only woman to span both oceans, nears the end of a 1710 mile Los Angeles to Mexico City leg. She battles headwinds and aims to land at the military airport around 2 p.m. local time, two hours behind schedule.
Washington April 20 Lyle C Wilson reports New Deal housing policies under a 450 million program approved by Congress may shock organized labor by proposing wage scales below existing rates. Roosevelt has not defined housing project wage plans financed with federal funds, while speeches hint at adopting higher annual wages over hourly scales during slack employment. Labor Department figures show improving housing conditions with wage levels as they are.
Tulsa April 20 The murder of John Gorrell and the strangling death of Sidney Born Jr, who would have testified at the trial, were complicated by the firing of police official H B Maddox. Police Commissioner O W Hoop announced Maddox’s dismissal after a grand jury inquiry into the Gorrell case. Maddox said he would appeal.
Officials warned that large quantities of highly poisonous Easter egg color have flooded the western New York market. The discovery raises safety concerns for consumers and prompts potential recalls and investigations by state authorities.
On his 40th birthday Adol Hitler issued a calm protest to the League of Nations over Germany’s Versailles treaty violation. The note, delivered to foreign offices in 14 capitals, hinted at inviting French Foreign Minister Laval as a guest while signaling possible renewed European engagement.
United Press reports mass meetings in Farrell Pennsylvania as residents oppose a proposed merger with Sharon to form a 59 000 person community. The Farrell city council approved a resolution opposing the merger and civic groups seek to petition the Pennsylvania legislature to require majority consent from both towns before any charter change.
Special Holy Saturday rites were held at St Peter's Basilica and St John Lateran with relics shown for the Fast. Cardinal Pacelli celebrated Mass in St Peter's. Priests toured Rome blessing apartments as the Pope prepared to broadcast Easter greetings from the papal loggia tomorrow. National Broadcasting will rebroadcast the service in the United States from 6 30 a m EST.
In St Emile Quebec search of the ruins reveals the father also died in the fire that killed seven Renaudlay children Aniye Jacques Paul Roger Jean Marie Antone and Gisele. The mother is in hospital unaware of the tragedy. Neighbors suspect kerosene sparked the blaze and an explosion followed.
Trenton New Jersey April 20 The case of Bruno Richard Hauptmann will be carried to the United States Supreme Court if his appeal for reversal of conviction of murder in the Lindbergh case is cleared by the Court of Errors and Appeals court of Neversy. This was indicated today in the citations of error filed with the clerk of the Court of Errors and Appeals.
Explosion in a Brick Row home in Clinkton Pennsylvania ruined a stove room and damaged a neighboring residence. No one was injured apart from Frank Fiore the owner. His wife and four children left the area and did not return.
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