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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1934
Page
1
League May Seek Far East Showdown at World Conference
United Press report from Geneva notes the League of Nations plans a strong stand as the Manchukuo committee meets May 24. Tokyo’s latest statements prompt officials to consider a firm approach amid Japan’s push for eastern Asia leadership. Geneva discussions hint at a possible decisive posture at the May session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Gendva
Japan
Star Ling
League of Nations Committee On
Manchukuo
League of Nations
League
Sedges
Asia
Geneva
Tad Shell
California lynching aftermath fuels million-dollar case
Governor James Rolph and 110 defendants are named in a $1 050 000 damage suit brought by Evelyn Holmes, widow of one victim of the San Jose lynching. The plaintiff argues Rolph pledged not to send troops to protect kidnapping suspects and later claimed he would pardon participants, a stance that sparked national controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rolph
United Pres
San Francisco
Mio
San Jose
Ball
Evelyn Holmes
Rolph
Thomas ‘Thyemind
John Holmes
Brooke Hart
Herbert Hoover
Bucknell University Announces 6 90,000 Endowment Fund
A 6 90 000 building and endowment fund for Bucknell University was announced by Dr. Hart Price Rainey president. The fund begins Bucknell’s planned series of structures including library gymnasium chapel science hall and dormitories as the school aims for a 1848 centennial milestone. Gideons Convene in Erie as H L Welgy presides over two day state nominating session at YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cross Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Hart Price Rainey
Buckiell
Schnader Opens Western Pa Campaign Monday
Attorney General William A. Schnader, a Republican gubernatorial hopeful, begins active campaigning next week. He will meet local leaders in Corry and Erie area towns with a scheduled radio address and tours through Butler, Johnstown, and other cities, meeting various party groups and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Schnader
Corry
Harrisburg
Willam A. Schnader
North East
Union City
Edinboro
Erie
Girard
North Gard
Meadville
Erie Women's Clubr
Republican Women's Council
Erie Taxpayers League
German- American Alliance
Puesday
Vandergrift
New Kensington
Greensburg
Newcastle
Early award contracts for airmail seen
Washington April 21 Postmaster General James A Farley faces a renewed flurry of bids as 17 airmail routes await temporary contracts. Of 45 bids received all offered lower rates than prior contracts with some bids far under the 41 to 46 cent per mile maximum. Independent bidder Cord whose firms ran key routes previously astonished officials with a Chicago to New Orleans bid of 17 12 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
James A. Warley
Post Office Department
Farley
Chicago
New Orleans
Purley
L. Cord
Priest Injured as Cars Collide in Johnstown Crash
Father M. E. Zamba of Portage was hospitalized in Johnstown with a severe skull fracture, multiple lacerations, and other injuries after an automobile collision near Frankstown last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johnstown
M. E. Zamba
Portage
Johnstown Hospital
Frankstown
Rail workers reject Roosevelt wage continuance proposal
Washington April 21 Railroad labor leaders refused to accept immediately President Roosevelt's plan to extend the present 10 percent wage cut for six months. Federal transportation coordinator Bastman said union leaders need further instructions from workers before a final decision. another meeting may be arranged later today as talks progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Bastmas
Transportion
Seid
Eastman
Bastman Sai
McLeod Bill Faces a Further Delay in House
Washington April 21 The House banking and currency committee favorably reported today the McLeod bank deposit payoff bill in revised form a move believed to block a vote on the original measure by the petition route Monday The measure mirrors the Brown payoff bill proposing full payoff of state and national closed bank deposits of 2500 or less
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
McLeod Bank Deposit
House
Roosevelt Signs Bankhead Cotton Control Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Bankhead cotton control bill, launching the nation's first compulsory crop limitation. The act caps this year's cotton at 10,000,000 bales with a 50 percent tax on production beyond quotas, issuing exemption certificates for quotas. Critics call it regimentation and collectivism, while supporters say it meets the belt’s needs and lasts only through year unless producers opt in. Farm administrators expect an early court challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Illness Delays Arrest of Pittsburgh Banker
W P Ortale president of Bank of America Trust Company is under guard at his home in Pittsburgh awaiting recovery from illness that made his arrest impracticable. Detectives with a warrant and a county physician accompanied by a state bank examiner delayed arrest at Mt Lebanon. The note mentions a new board of directors for the American Society of Newspaper Editors and their policy considerations toward a newspaper guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. P. Ortale
Bank of America Trust Company
Ortale
Mt. Lebanon
Jal
Charles Bilis
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors Today
Morse Campaign Itinerary Reveals Democratic Slate Tours
Harrisburg April 21 George H Morse declares next week schedule with stops at New Castle Sharon Meadville Erie Wellhesay Warren Brookville DuBois Clearfield Phillipsburg Lock Haven Williamsport Milton Sunbury Danville Bloomsburg Wilkes Barre. Endorsed candidates including Joseph Guffey for Senate Batle for governor Kennedy Logue Rhodes appear at meetings with Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Campfien
George H Morse
New Uistle
Sharon
Meadville
Bele County Aurie
City of Erie
Wellhesay
Warren
Glavion
Brookville
DuBois
Clearfield
Phillipsburg
Lock Haven
Williamsport
Milton
Sunbury
Danville
Bloomsburg
Wilkes-Barre
Democratic State Committee
Joseph Guffey
United States Senate
Batlé
Thomas Kennedy
Thomas A. Logue
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Chester H. Rhodes
Bok award winner held as bandit in payroll heist
Philadelphia April 21 Police say Nicholas Scafidi 1925 Bok award recipient for bravery was seized while fleeing a payroll theft at a fixture manufacturing plant. He admitted the holdup and told detectives of personal desperation as he ran from the scene, father of four children. Steel operations in Youngstown drop to 48 percent capacity next week, down one point from last Monday’s rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Nicholas Cafidi
Scafidi
Youngstown
Yourigetown
Gold shipments to France would be profitable
The dollar slid to 99.01 cents per French franc, signaling profitable gold shipments to France. Officials warned the dollar must stay at or above gold parity, with possible US gold exports to Europe to limit further decline, as Paris rates hit record highs and the gold export price policy remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
United States
Washington
Europe
Paris
Dally
Feder
Ts Polity
Tugwell to defend policies before editors in Washington
Dr Rexford Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture faces critics who accuse him of steering government toward socialism and regimentation. In a speech before the American Society of Newspaper Editors he is expected to outline his rehabilitation plan for agriculture alongside Secretary Henry Wallace and address charges from former witnesses about his role in the brain trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
American Society of Newspaper
Eriters
Rexford Tugwell Tomgnt
Tuewell
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Himan
Brain Trust
Henry Wallace
Society of Editors
Denies Family As He Disclaims Identity
Chicago April 21 A young man denied being the father of two children as he sat with the children at a stately attorney’s office. He claimed he was not Allen Hammel, the Briggs Express Company guard who vanished with 39 000. He stroked the hair of 7 year old Helen Hammel and said she looks like a girl he would know. He identified himself as Burl Armsbong of New York and remained expressionless as related witnesses described a similar case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Grouse
United Press
Chicago
Statels
Allen Hammiel
Briggs Express Company
Helen Hammel
Burl Armsbong
New York
Phillip G. Barack
Medilister
Hamnel
Tammany May Remove Curry Backers in Cleanse Move
New York April 21 Some Tammany chieftains who helped oust John Curry as leader of the Hall may face removal themselves. The drive aims to regain patronage from Postmaster Farley and Governor Lebman as reformers seek to purge the ring. Alfred E. Smith’s name surfaces as a possible trusted figure for a cleansing command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney 8
Whipple
United Press
New York
John B. Curry
Washington
Albany
Curry
William F. Kenneally
Gurry
Tammany
James A. Farlay
Herbert H. Lebmaun
Alfred E. Smith
Mrs Pinchot Flays Johnson in Indianapolis
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania's governor attacked Gen Hugh S Johnson as No 1 chiseler on NRA codes at a mass meeting of hosiery workers in the National Guard Armory Indianapolis She praised collective bargaining as industry salvation while criticizing the administration for not enforcing steel trust rules and NRA goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Tad
Hugh S. Johnson
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Pinthot
Gen. Johnson
Steel Trust
NRA
Wallstent
Bytran
Senate Silver Bloc Delegation Meets With F D R
Washington April 21 the Senate silver bloc delegation meets with President Roosevelt to urge mandatory silver legislation to rehabilitate silver and boost economy. Senators Borah Shipstead and others plan a White House tour to press for action while stressing that permissive bills are insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
White House
Sy H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hlat
Roosevelt Lotay
Conares
Capitol
William EF
Ida
Minn
Whiteott
Pat Harrison
Miss. Oettys
King
Belof
Mt Erery
Dental Survey Planned in Local Schools
Carry Dental Society and American Dental Association cooperate on a federal survey of school children’s dental condition after a low mood. About 225 Corry children, roughly 15 percent of the total, will be examined, with rural schools surveyed first as the country year ends. Parents’ cooperation is sought. dentists work without charge for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Dental Society
Ammerican
Corry
Fromediate
Trotsky Deportation Halts Revolt Plans
Paris April 2 Seares party asserted Leon Trotsky of the Fourth Internationale aimed to spread Communism widely. Deportation reportedly blocked his plans and dampened the revolt effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotzky
Paris
Seares Patie
Leon Troan
Fourth Internationale
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Society of Gideons
YM. C. A
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Schnader
ATE News
Huse
War Department
Boston
Willard Lardner
Boyton
Lindbergh
William West
Department of Justice
Hart Cambrisiar
Lardner
SPAUL
Charles Boettéhr
Haskell Bohn
Mast
Ruth Hoh Wet
Verio Sankey
Priest
McLeod
Llness
Earle
Erie County
BOK
Bandit
France
Tudwell
AL Smith
Smith
Mrs. Pinchot Flays Johnson
B. Keleher
Bulfato
F.D.R
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