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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1938
Page
1
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Two colored highway crew employees on the Roosevelt Highway project between Corry and Pittsfield clashed in a late afternoon shooting. Arthur Ross, 26, was hit in the calf and hospitalized in Corry with non serious injuries. Authorities found conflicting accounts, with Ross saying a fellow worker shot him after he found him with his wife, while another version cited a quarrel over a crap game at a nearby camp. State motor police were notified when Ross was brought to hospital, but no formal inquiry was made and Warren County officers had not logged a report. A suspect named Joiner, about 42, fled the scene. Three shots were fired, one lodging in Ross's leg.
The City Council deadlocked over funding for a proposed sewage disposal plant. Director of Safety Roasbacher opposed spending 200 000 to 260 000, fearing tax increases. he backed a phased plan with intercepting sewer now and disposal later. The mayor urged deferring large outlays until economic conditions improve. Continued on Page Two.
United Press reports renewed fighting on the Siberian frontier near Vladivostok as Russia and Japan clash over disputed borders while Japan concentrates on China. Hankow remains a focal point as Chinese resistance slows advances. In Spain Loyalists push back in Teruel as diplomats seek calm in Europe amid Czech crisis talks.
Colgate University professor Robert Moore Duncan, 35, believed to have quarreled with his wife before disappearing at sea from the Normandie. Seamen report he beat and choked her after Sunday dinner on deck. Federal agents investigate as ship docks at New York.
The mutilated body of Harry Sanderson, 40, of Bredinville, was found on the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Butli, Pa. Identification was made by a guard of the American Rolling Side company after parts of the body were scattered about 200 feet.
Preus UT EE I. GurasoHs authorized the payment today of 14,817 to Erie county from the quid fuel fund. The check will be jradled soon along with checks in other states to amount represents the county's share of ly vent a gallon collected on gasoline and returned to the county in which it originated. Phow collections are for the first six months of the year. Other payments include ENk 9,046 Crawford 27,120 Mc Kean 26,525 Venango 29,008 and Warren 10,207.
States Kansas Missouri Virginia and West Virginia held primary elections today. In Kansas Reverend Gerald Wine rod known as the Jayhawk Hitler faced Republican opposition for the senate nomination amid accusations of religious and racial bigotry. Missouri saw tensions between the Vandergaard Democratic machine and Governor Lloyd Stanley over a state supreme court vacancy.
City Council received a committee report on damages claimed by Berliners from storm sewer work on Hast Pleasant Street. Berliner seeks restoration of property and sidewalk to prior condition plus 10 per day for about thirty days, or an outright settlement of 300, with the council taking no action and filing the report.
An explosion and fire at the Pettys Island City Service oil refinery in Camden killed Irvin Stephens, 29, five hours after the blast at Cooper Hospital. Adolph Porter, 40, of Pennsauken, suffered first second and third degree burns while fighting the blaze.
Harrisburg will begin construction bidding on the initial 10 mile section of the $60 million all weather highway connecting Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Samuel W. Marshall of the highway department announced after talks in Washington with Public Works Administration and Reconstruction Finance Corporation officials about joint financing for the project. The first segment starts near Middlesex in Cumberland County on the eastern end.
Shirley Temple, nine, may leave her Boston hotel tomorrow after illness kept her in bed since Saturday. If she recovers enough to join a flight to the historic Heaton, she and her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Temple may stay through Saturday.
Inquiry by the Journal at Beaverdam found no indication the late blight, spreading in the state, had reached the Beaverdam area yet. Sill farm reported no blight on about two hundred acres of potatoes. similar acreage planted by Ma Miller at the Range place. Growers fear losses as rains continue and spraying pressure rises to guard a potential bumper spud crop.
Aug 3 Lee Dubots reports spraying crews combatted late blight in Clearfield and Jefferyon counties potato fields. Farm agents J P Wilson and Wy O Mitchel noted infection rising after wet weather and warned only thorough spraying followed by dry weather can save crops.
Erie firm Henry Shenk Company awarded the $650,040 contract by the board of trustees to build a maternity department and other additions to St Vincent’s Hospital in Eyrense, Pa. Work to begin immediately.
London Kentucky August 2 Johnn Hibbard 59 eldest member of the federal court jury in yesterday's Harlan anti labor conspiracy trial was dismissed after failing to reach a verdict. The jury had been divided 11 to 1 for conviction of all defendants and four jurors suddenly changed their minds to acquittal after two weeks of deliberation.
District Attorney Thomas Dewey accused two city magistrates and a former New York County district attorney of involvement in the alleged lottery racket. He named Tammany Leader James J. Hines as a director and cited bribery or intimidation by magistrates Hulu Cap and Mranths Erwin. William Podge, ex-new York County DA, was also linked to attempts to fix cases. J. Richard Pete Davis then pleaded guilty to involvement in the alleged $100,000,000 a year lottery scheme.
An argument over a woman led to a shooting in a Brookfield tavern. Sam Craig, 4, of Sharon, was fatally wounded by an unidentified man who fired through the back door and fled. Four witnesses said three shots rang out. police seek the assailant.
Pamphlets will be distributed to advertise Corry as a tourist draw and potential stopover. A planning group led by William P. Lombard, Clyde F. Brown, and James P. Sullivan approved the campaign at the G B's Corners club. Local leaders urge broad public support and coordinated advertising to attract visitors and new enterprises. Dr Alfred P. Aasie of Grand Hapida, Mich, warned against relying on any single group or man for economic health, calling for a cooperative effort. A large Lundtown dinner for visitors was arranged by the Lin Cobb's Corners church aiding the effort with regional business leaders and sponsors.
New York August 7 rival reception committees claimed they would escort Douglas Corrigan to the harbor by boat to Brooklyn for a Flatbush Avenue parade or to Manhattan for a ticker tape sendoff and City Hall welcome by Mayor LaGuardia. Corrigan, returning from Ireland, said he flew illegally and expected planes.
Harrisburg reports Gov George H. Earle convened cabinet officers to discuss constitutional crisis questions in the looming grand jury and legislative investigations into alleged misuse of power against him and 18 Democratic nominees. Judge Schneiter’s rulings and Shelley’s pursuit of testimony shape possible August actions as lawmakers prepare to reconvene.
Norma Rodriguez aged six testified to a coroner's jury in Pittsburgh that her father Fred killed a neighbor on the night of July 21. The child recited four fingers to show how many shots were fired as the motive and details of the dispute between her father and Negret were discussed.
Fort Worth preview interview quotes Clark Gable saying he is not sure about playing Rhett Butler in the film. He hints the project may move forward with another star and notes timing and production details discussed with Mary Prem.
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