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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1935
Page
1
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United States officials seek market order amid world price spikes in silver driven by government policy. Mexican and Chinese protests mount as Mexico plans coin recall and Morgenthau meets with senators to discuss next steps.
Premier Mussolini spoke at Italy’s founding of the Guidonia aviation center urging crews and fascists to build air power. He highlighted Guidonia named for General Guidoni, who died testing a parachute nearby, calling the day historic for Italy.
Washington April 27 The Public Works Administration announced it will receive applications for non federal projects under the new 4 000 000 000 program Administrator Harold L Ickes said for the first time in months the agency is ready to accept new applications Applications are for loans and grants on the same basis as the earlier 3 3 000 000 000 program Terms may change when new regulations are issued.
The new spring timetable effective tomorrow advances Erie line No. 6 by one hour to 8:30 p m for eastbound Cleveland to New York service and adjusts No 7 to 12:50 p m. Changes affect multiple Pittsburgh to Buffalo and Philadelphia routes with daylight saving alignment and altered arrivals at Corry Warren Olean Renovo and Emporium to Erie destinations.
New York state officers pursue a suspect in an incendiary blaze that damaged a building in Friendship yesterday afternoon. Investigators note a dog once owned by a Corry party tracked by a Wallins trio led to truck drivers, who allegedly were seen at the scene. the Corry party could not identify those drivers and the search faltered.
Berlin officials tell United Press that Germany considers Versailles naval clauses nullified by the March 16 army decree and that naval limits may be treated as dead as with air force status. They deny plans to build submarines while negotiations with Britain continue.
Huey Long arrived to address 15 000 radical farmers in Des Moines blasting Secretary Wallace and economist Mordevaci Heller for scarcity policy. He urged farm support for a wealth reshaping program while meeting Holiday Association leaders. A radio priest denied links between Nation Unite and today’s radical events.
A heavy shower with hail struck the city at 2 49 this afternoon. Weather forecasters warned of continued showers tonight and into Sunday morning.
Federal and local authorities raid an estate linked to the gangland killing of Andina Merola of Providence. About $8,000 of the $129,800 mail robbery loot was found hidden in a subcellar along with machine guns rifles pistols ammunition and bootleg items. Authorities say the quantity indicates a criminal hideout used by New England operatives and that Merola’s murder may have triggered the arrest wave.
Mr and Mrs C B Porter longtime Corry residents celebrate 50 years of marriage with a family gathering at their South Center Street home. The Porters, who began life together in Corry, were married at Chautauqua on April 28 1885. A family dinner is planned tomorrow with friends invited after 2 20 PM.
City officials report from Harrisburg on a bill to empower the city to require and operate a municipal lighting plant faces little Senate support. Mayor Miller and City Solicitor Scott will present findings at a special meeting, with possible moves toward municipal lighting or an early contract with the Pennsylvania Electric Company for street lighting.
Miss Marganet Wolford daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wolford of Fadl Mainstrep Nas has been appointed senior investigator by the Stat Emergency Relief Board She will work from the district office and has taught one of the Emergency Fala t Ion Relat classes during recent months
Dr Clinton Wunder, Los Angeles representing the Townsend Plan Radio Division, told a Grand theatre audience that the movement has only skirmished in Congress and will continue. He urged organizing every congressional district for the 1986 elections, promised constitutional action if needed, and noted 30 million signatories calling for national pension reform.
Mollywood reports sailor McDermott, sought as a possible witness in the slaying of Pan Wharton, a dress designer, is being held aboard the U S Pennsylvania at the sheriff's request. Norris G Stengsland said McDermott, a VW fleet sailor, had been AWOL since April 23.
Fires across the commonwealth threaten thousands of acres and cause thousands in damage. The largest blaze near Sparta destroyed about 35 acres of brush and timber while other woods fires burned hundreds of acres east of Titusville and near Camp Olmsted along the Allegheny River. crews worked through the night to bring containment.
Five Erie county liquor license applicants are denied renewal by the State Liquor Control Board. County Treasurer Lawrence Taylor said licenses will be refused on June 1 and the names will be published when final refusals are issued June 15. He refused to reveal applicant names but noted additional refusals in Erie city and county. four licenses are tied to Arieles and an alleged Fairview resident.
President Roosevelt will use the fireside address to outline administration program highlights remaining before Congress. He will discuss work relief and explain in detail the $4.88 billion plan to put the idle back to work, including extensions of the NRA social security and land utilities regulation.
Arthur C. Brown, 44, of Shreveport, a former Pennsylvania policeman, was found guilty by a common pleas court jury after 50 minutes of deliberation. He faces life in prison for abducting and assaulting an elderly newspaper salesgirl on a rural road near Clyde, Ohio. Brown had lived in Corry, Pennsylvania, and later Ohio.
The Civilian Conservation Corps plans to raise enrollment from 352 500 to 600 000 young men in peacetime mobilization. New York will supply the largest contingent at 62 900 with June 15 as the start and peak strength by August 31. Pennsylvania and other states show varied quotas while relief needs and population guide the allocations.
Tulsa April 27 Improved financial conditions were reported in the oil industry this week as a Senate committee worked on a new bill for strengthened federal control. The committee has not reported yet. Gov. James V. Allrose of Texas voiced confidence the constitutional measure would not pass. Reports from Socomps Vacuum Co and others showed increased net incomes for 174 versus 1985.
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