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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
Aug 03, 1938
Page
1
Drowning at Canadohta Lake shocks Canadohta visitors
Jack Kennedy 19 of Vandergrift drowned after cramps while swimming from a boat at Canadohta Lake near Corry. Separated from a group of vacationing girls and dragged by divers for seven hours, his body was recovered as Corry residents aided in the long search. Kennedy, a Penn State freshman track member, had been camping at Nicholson’s for five weeks with his brother Tom Kennedy aboard a boat prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kennedy
Vandergrift
Meadville
Bfichoriig
Guys Milla
Tom Kennedy
Lake District
Hazel
Yakee
Canadohia Lake
Titusville
Court order defied as House subpena targets District Attorney
Harrisburg August 3 The house committee investigating graft charges against the Earle administration defied a Dauphin county court restraining order and issued a subpena for District Attorney Carl B Shelley. The move aimed to shift the inquiry from the county grand jury to the House committee, prompting court questions on constitutional validity and prompting Shelley's readiness to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
House Committee
Earle
Dauphin County
Carl B. Shelley
Paul N. Lchseffer
Berlia County
Grand Jury
George 1
Borle
Demucpille Associates
Shelley
House
Herbert B. Sohen
Yorke
Thidge Schreter
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Aux
Itna
Berks
Pat N. Selnoftoy
UK Supreme Court
Shelely
Guy Ke Bard
Chilesad Marpiotti
Chiat Dep Hity
Edward Friedman
Joseph I. Guffey
The
Hague
Fay David L. Lawrenes
Democratic
Commonwealth Aversary
Arthur Colegrove
Radward Prendercast
Roy Brownmils Ler
James L. Grimes
National Labor Board Sets Stage for Federal State Clash
The National Labor Relations Board defies Gov Nelson Graschel martial law order and orders trial examiner Madison Hill to reconvene the adjourned Maytag Co labor dispute hearing at 10 am the next day in Des Moines federal district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniewry
Washington
Naonal Labor Relations Board
Nelson Q. &Raschel
Maytag Company
Newton
Madison Hill
U.S
Des Moines
New York District Attorney Probes $100 Million Lottery Case
District Attorney Thomas B. Dewey and district attorney investigators examined the $100 million lottery racket linked to the late Dytel Bchuitz. The probe may involve officials beyond two judges and the former district attorney who testified yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Aue
Thomas B. Dewey
Dytel Bchuitz
Dstrict
Pilomey Heeeanvid
Heat Wave Hits Pennsylvania With 90 Degree Highs
The heat wave spread across Pennsylvania as temperatures rose to 90 in many cities. Harrisburg reached 91, Philadelphia 90, and Pittsburgh 89 to 90 while a heat death was reported in the west and two drownings occurred as people sought relief. The forecast hinted possible relief with showers on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Helock
Steat
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Phladelphia
Pittsburgh
Thursaday
Mythical War at Indiantown Encampment Near Gap
Maryland and Pennsylvania National Guard units the 111th and 112th infantry detachments staged a large scale war game at Indiantown Gap Pa a 1600 acre reserve. Soldiers practiced battlefield maneuvers with field kitchens first aid stations and hospital quarters set up across the South Mountain area as the 28th division prepared for tactical training before muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Keystone Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
National Guard
Althugh
Aliquippa Man Held in Sharon Club Slaying
Aliquippa man Edward Brady 27 who served time for numbers activities was turned over to Trumbull County Ohio sheriff facing two murder charges in a Sharon nightclub shooting that killed Samus Craig 38. Police traced him via automobile license records and arrested him in Aliquippa. Brady reportedly admitted shooting at nightclubs near the Off-Pa line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aligquippa
Ali Qluppa
Trumbull County
Ohio
Samus Craig
Sharon
Pas Louis
Edward Brady
Wrantelin Aye
J. A. Weaver
Brookfield, O
Offo-Pennsylvania Line
Hostilities to Be Continued in Border Dispute
Unifed Press reports on the Siberian Manchukuo Korea frontier showing Moscow signaling ongoing hostilities while denying major war. A tentative, limited skirmish scenario persists with both sides wary of a full conflict. Mussolini boosts Italy’s armed forces as France strengthens gendarmerie and Italy restricts Jewish school admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Webb Miller
United Press European
London
Japan
Miller
China
Russia
Europe
Tokyo
Korea
Estern
Mussolini
Italy
France
Taly
Attempted arson at G W Akam farm barn on South Center
Wire Chief Andrew Paulson opened an inquiry into an apparent attempt to burn the G. W. Akam farm barn on South Center Street R D 1. A wax paper shard from a bread wrapper was found under hay igniting, likely Saturday night or Sunday. the wet hay prevented a fire. No motive given. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Paulson
G. W. Akam
South Center Street
Akcam
Shenango Valley Pays Tribute to Buhl Family Day Observed
Shenango Valley marked its annual Buhl Day with store closures as businesses paused to honor Mr and Mrs Frank H Buhl noted as the community’s leading philanthropists. The principal speaker announced was state legislator James J Davis of Penna who married into local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley
Buhl
Sharon
Frank H. Bul
Berator Janes J. Davis
Penna
Virginia and Missouri primary results shift House races
United Press reports yesterday's primaries in four states. In Virginia Howard W. Smith won renomination in the eighth district over William E. Dodd Jr. In the second district Colgate W. Darden defeated Ren Hamilton for the Democratic nomination. Missouri saw Senator Bennett Clark renominated with Republican Henry Caulfield nominated to oppose him. West Virginia three new Democratic congressmen led and were renominated with other Democrats unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Virginia
Howard W. South
Congress
William E. Dodd, Jr
Germany
Harold L. Tekey
Colgate W. Darden
Ren Norman R. Hamilton
Missouri
Bennett Clark
Henry Caulfield
Lloyd C. Stark
T. J. Pendergast
Kans City
Democratic Supreme Court
Pendergast Camilate
Kansas
Kansias
Gerald Winroul
Jayhawl Hitler
Clyde M. Reed
Winrod Cuning
West Virginis
Urlopposud
Investigators Review Kentucky Primary Tactics
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee broadened its probe into Kentucky's primary, accusing the major campaign forces of Alben Barkley and Gov. Chandler of improper tactics that could imperil the ballot. The inquiry targets the gubernatorial race and its Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Kentucky
Genato
Alben W. Barkelay
Rouseyett
AB. Chandler
British officer killed by Japanese in Yangtse valley action
Reports from Shanghat state Japanese air attacks blasted river traffic in the Yangtse valley. A British launch, 35 miles below Hankow, was bombed and strafed, killing a British customs harbor officer J. T. C. Crawley and a Chinese worker. six Japanese planes were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangtse
Anstoms
ELMS
Gnat
Hankow
J. T. C. Crawley
Accidental Death Found In Clymer Auto Crash
Coroner S T Bowers of Jamestown ruled the death of Ervin Cady of Clymer accidental after investigating a Friday crash near Clymer. Cady died from collision injuries when his car hit Marian Zurn’s vehicle. Zurn suffered a broken knee. two Erie women were bruised. Cady’s son Merle was bruised but not seriously hurt. Funeral services were held in Clymer with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Bowers
Jamestown
Ervin Cady
Clymer
Bowers
Journal
Cody
Marian Zurn
Brie
Mra
Zurn
Erie
Cady
Merle
Cyash
Gily Council Hears Sewer Plan Proposals At Special Meeting
The Gily Council will hear proposals from four engineering firms on plans for intercepting sewers and a disposal plant. An application to the Public Works Administration for 45 percent funding may follow, with later public input via a taxpayer meeting and a bond referendum discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gily Council
Public Works Administration
Torelocle
PWA
Council
Morris & Knowles, Tne
Pittsburgh
M. G. Mansfield
George B. Bascoigne and Associates
Cleveland
Franke Woodbury Jones
Nussbaumer and Clarke
Buffalo
Newell L. Nussbaumer
HI and Hill
Nortis East
Messrs. Hil
Thy Payers
Ladies Vogue View Paris Fashion Show At Summer Peak
Paris reporters and buyers view Paris winter fashion with romance and femininity returning. High coiffures replace modest hats and evening gowns avoid shoulder straps in a new mysterious style. A separate item notes four freight cars overturned in Philadelphia's freight yard during yard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pri
Paris
Philadelphia
Aug
Pensylvania Railroad
All Day Program For Big Columbus Picnic Aug 10
Glen Perry president of an association reports progress on an all day Columbus picnic planned for the next Wednesday August 10 with weather cooperation as the main hope. The program includes races for children and a tug of war with the Corry Band to provide entertainment and promises one of the most enjoyable picnic reunions in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Perry
Columbus
Mittees
Pennsylvania relief bill eyed for $25 million aid
The majority floor leader introduced a bill to appropriate $25,000,000 for unemployment relief until the next session. The measure, reported by the committee, would pull funds from tax sources to avoid transfers from general funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Firm
Loase
Jay
Herbart J
Cohan
York
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