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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 07, 1937
Page
1
Peace Meeting Likely as Jap Power Displayed
Nanking reports the foreign office signaling a possible settlement by negotiation if Japan wishes. Meanwhile Japanese officials warned of a hard stance as refugees flood Nagasaki and Kyushu ports. The Yangtze valley remains a focal point, with Hankow and Shasi evacuees driven toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nanking
Foreign Office
Japan
Sigor Kaywagoe
Shanghai
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Fla
Ching
Yangtze River Valley
Tokyo
Eratissima Chiang
Ders
Supreme War Council
North China
Yangtse
Ina
Great Yaigtse
Ots
Anc Ie
Hankow
Pukow 1
Anust
Nagashi
Kyushu
Angtse
Chung Ng
Revolutionary War Hero Reinterred At Castleview
In Castleview Cemetery New Castle Pennsylvania on Aug 7 a Revolutionary War hero who died a century ago was reinterred with a military funeral. John Manning who served throughout the Revolution was honored by the Society of the 28th Division at its annual convention with speeches from George T Weingartner Major General William G Price Jr and Major Guy Wadlinger outlining war history and ex-service perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Castle
Castleview
Society of the
John Manning
George T Weingartner
Will'am G. Price, Jr
Guy
Predict Early End of A. and P Truckers Strike
Philadelphia August 7 Secretary of Labor Edward McGrady predicted an early settlement of the Grant Atlantic and Pacific tract company's truckers strike. The mediation panel including contract haulers, Local 107 union drivers, and state and federal labor mediators held a lengthy conference before the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadiophia
Edward
McGrrady
Grant Atlantic and Pacific Tex Company
Yirivers
Philadelphia
McGrady
Trick Drivers
Adjournment Near as Roosevelt Plans Go Absent
Washington reports indicate Congress nears adjournment with Roosevelt’s three major proposals largely ignored or rejected. Agricultural crop control postponed, judiciary and government reform weakened by a resistant Congress. House and Senate move toward final administration bills as adjournment looms by early August.
Junior G O P group meeting consolidates in Harrisburg
Young Republicans meeting here approved ten county charters to affiliate with the state body and boost GOP strength. State Chairman Brank Hilton said municipal candidates acknowledge Young Republican backing as charters were adopted and by laws considered for executive approval and May general meeting. Pittsburgh gasoline price war drives inductions up to four cents a gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hugh McNeill
United Press
Harrisburg
Couuty
Young Republican
Brank C.hilton
Wyoming
Ccton
Executive Committee
Mtn
Hilton
Chrysler-UAW talks continue as 24000 workers hold idle
The United Automobile Workers and Chrysler officials met again to settle the labor dispute that has 24,000 workers idled. The session closed with no progress and resumed at 2:30 p.m. Conferees reportedly debated restoring about 11,000 Plymouth workers to the plant while the union accused Chrysler of backing a rival group, the Independent Association of Chrysler Employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chrysler
United Automate Workers Union
Plymouth Motor Company
Independent Association of Chrysler
Change of residence must register in Erie county
Special registration days set for Corry voters August 12 and 13 from 7 to 10 pm at the Municipal Building. Voters who move even next door must file a change of address card before voting. Registration officials from Erie will oversee the process. previously registered voters need not re register unless residence or party affiliation changed. Also reports a fatal auto accident in Chicora, Pa, involving Hagel Knoll, 1 year old New Kensington girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registration Commission of
Erie County
Votwré
Corry
Erie
Thomas Flatley
The
Registration Commission
Alig
Chicora
Hagel Knull
New Kensington
Congress weighs substitute for Supreme Court enlargemen
By JOE ALEX MORRIS United Press staff correspondent in Washington on August 7 the Senate approved a substitute reorganization plan for the court and set groundwork for broader judiciary legislation. Senate leaders moved to block further controversy and speed passage while a special judiciary subcommittee studies the issue during the recess. The Hatch Burke Burke committee was formed to craft a definite plan, with Senator Hatch stating the key point is assigning seven members to a dedicated committee to develop a concrete proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alex Morris
Washington
Gentre Today
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Washingmon
Senate
Oday
Se W. Bailey
Kentucky
Seng
Carl
A. Hatch
Baeaf
Jayard
Burke
Alb
Haten
Sen
Burke Ami
Two Cars Upset on Slippery Road Near Sugar Grove
Night storm on a slick highway caused two separate crashes as a car owned by Milshall Calley of Jamestown and another vehicle driven with occupants Shirley Chapin and Nell Cauley overturned after sliding off the road. No serious injuries reported though vehicles were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Sugar Grove
Ransom Johns
Milshall Calley
Jamestown
Glory
Shirley Chapin
Chevrolet
Death Baby Growth Brings Hope For Tiny Philadelphia Infant
In Philadelphia physicians report the newborn baby Fanny, born to Mary and Dominic Hoccanaini, showing signs of recovery after the mother died in childbirth. The infant, initially fragile with high temperatures, improved despite a difficult start and received oxygen and nourishment as doctors monitor her breathing and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadsophta
Dominic Hoccanaini
Mary
Fanny
Philadelphia General Hospital
Planes Bomb Four Ships Stir Europe War News
Aerial attacks on four ships in the Mediterranean escalate the Spanish conflict. Insurgents bombed a British ship and two French ships along with an Italian vessel near Algiers, wounding the Montgivia’s master, Capt. France Solay, and prompting Britain to protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Britain
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Mediterranean
Montgivia
France Solay
Zahore
Germany
London
Spain
Ion Shy Terdel
Madrid
Catalonia
Smitanider
Ternel Svetar
Farkines
Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Spreading Into Pennsylvania
An infantile paralysis outbreak expanding from the southwest moves into Pennsylvania. All cases occurred in late July, with six reported in the last week of July and others earlier in the month. Cases dated in Hamoney City district Schuylkill county, Delaware county, and one in Allegheny. Health department expects more cases in September but believes the outbreak will not reach epidemic proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Brilburg
Pennsylvania
Souithweat
Health Department
Hugh
Hamoney City
Schuylkill County
Uhreg
Delaware County
Allegheny
Parole System Not Adequate Says Margiotti
Pennsylvania Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti told a S county ex-service men reunion that the state parole system is insufficient. He criticized having six parole districts instead of eight and noted 21 agents supervising more than 4,000 parolees, about 130 per agent, calling the workload excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Tinton
Aug. T
Pennsylvans
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Railroad Tracks Damaged by Torrential Rain Near Corry
Torrential rains after a heat wave undermined about a hundred feet of the P. R. R. track east of Corry. The deluge flooded cellars and basements of businesses and homes, with widespread street damage and losses to mercantile stocks. Damage totals run to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Storm floods Corry as city battles torrential downpour
Storm wrecks flood menace across Corry with a waterfilled hotel basement, sewer backups, and washouts on the Corry Spangler road. Fire department pumps cleared the hotel cellar while street and sewer crews rushed to curb damage. Lightning struck a barn near Beaverdam and a Cambridge Springs aviator made a forced landing on Carter Hill as rain hammered the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trattic
Corry-Spantansburg
Thad Gates
Moffatt
George Stowe
John Casey
State Highway Department
Concord Township
Benyerdan
Iso
Waller
Nortt Peete
Vonsder
Theo
Carrie Ona Nghowind
Ely
Oman
Dix
Old City
Levine
Philadelphia
Frank Zagac
Hreed Hill
Beaverdam
Ola
Orville ‘Titus
Page Boat
Cantey Street
Cambridge Springs
J. Spencer
Carter Hill
Lawrehes
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Sitlou
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Eduich
Central China
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Congress
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Tommlitees
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Siger
Pittsburgh
Otrike
Mitchell Hill
Nell Cauley
Prienta
Europe
Manger
Arthur
el Harrington
Expressal
Tom
Sirus Deere
Corry Water Company
Dover
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