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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Language
A severely garbled OCR passage shows stray letters and disjointed phrases. The text hints at outdoor activity or schedule but lacks coherent names, events, places, or dates for a substantive summary.
Erie county nominating shakeup includes withdrawals
In Erie county last minute changes to the slate emerged as Juliante, Eric attorney, and Edward C. Dalton, Erie newspaperman, enter as Democratic candidates for register of wills and prothonotary while Chessie H. Plate withdraws as Republican candidate for recorder of deeds. The reshuffle keeps most major offices on the same party lines with a few retirements noted and petitions filed for county and city offices. The scene hints at illness cited for Plate’s pullout and sets up a fall election picture with unchanged county lineup in many posts.
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J. S. Jiuliante
Eric Attorney
Edward C. Dalton
Erie
Register of Wills
Chessie H. Plate
Recorder of Deeds
Erie County
Corry
Para Phanges
Odessie Plate
Child Scourge Is No Cause For Alarm
Harrisburg report states infantile paralysis cases in Pennsylvania are not cause for alarm. Dr Edith McPrite-Dexter said no regular army or National Guard troops will be sent into the state for summer maneuvers. Troops from Virginia Maryland and DC were to join Pennsylvania guardsmen at Mt Gretna and Indian Gap for mimic warfare August 1947 but will not due to polio cases.
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United Pro
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edith McPrite-Dexter
Utter Army
National Guard
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mt. Gretna
Indianown Gap
Dexter
Barts
Twenty Thousand Italian Reservists Called to Service
Rome Aug. 14. Twenty thousand more Italian reservists were called to service today by Premier Mussolini for duty in East Africa. Reservists from classes 1911 1918 and 1919 who had been exempted are now mobilized. Aged 21 to 24, those abroad are included. No reason given. likely tied to Mussolini's plan for wide military preparations before year end.
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Rome
Bento Musaoini
East
Africa
War Ministry
Ling
Muyaso- Jini
Evangelicals Face Nazi Drive Over Church Authority
Berlin reports reveal a potential Nazi campaign to crush Evangelical church power, with Hans Kerrl and minister Bernard Rust moving to enforce state control. A June census shows Protestants at 40.9 million and Catholics at 91.2 million, amid tensions over church alignment.
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Frederick Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Evangelical
Hans Kerrl
Tax
Menedecres
Supreme Evangelical Church Council
Ludwig Mueller
Bernard Rust
Kerrl
Markets At A Glance And Cincinnati Strike
United Press notes irregular stock and bond activity with curb and Chicago markets higher. Call money at 1 percent, dollar easy, grains mixed with wheat higher, corn lower, rye irregular. Cotton up 3 to 10 points, rubber slightly easy, silver at 65 1/2 cents spot, Montreal futures down. In Cincinnati the Leonard Tailoring Co strike begins as 300 workers walk out demanding wage increases.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Cincinnati
Leonard Tailoring Co
Pension Cuts Restored to Spanish War Vets
Lyle C. Wilson reports in Washington that Roosevelt signed a bill restoring pension cuts for Spanish American War veterans after a ten day wait. He notes the 98 and 1917 to 1913 service contrast and references illnesses at the Maria encampment linked to impure food.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
John Lusey Injured in Beaverdam Crash Near Route 6
John Lusey a 50 year old caretaker at the state highway department was severely injured when his Ford coupe overturned on old Route 6 between Beaverdam and Proctor Hit. He suffered a fractured neck, was rushed to Corry hospital in critical but hopeful condition, and will be incapacitated for an extended period. An eyewitness account was not confirmed and the cause remains undetermined.
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John Lusey
Marion Street
State Highway Department
Corry Hospital
Beaverdim
Lusey
Beaverdam
Proctor
Merle Cummings
Tere
A. G. Davis
Trie
G. E. Bennett
Italy Offered Wide Concessions to Avert Ethiopian Conflict
Aug 14 Italy will be offered broad economic concessions and colonization rights in upper Ethiopia as Britain and France pursue talks to avert war. A League of Nations plan may enforce a mandatory scheme. Ethiopia appeals to the League to lift unofficial arms embargo amid a British Italian diplomatic struggle. Premier Laval and Eden lead preliminary discussions ahead of three power talks with Pompeo Aloisi as Italy's spokesman.
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United Press
Paris
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Geneva
League of National Council
London
Mediterranean
Paria
Britain
Anthony Eden
Piero A Laval
France
Pompeo Aloisi
League moves to retaliate against Japs
Geneva reports the mandates commission questioned Britain on allowing Japanese products into Palestine on equal footing with league members goods. The panel noted Britain’s 1911 Anglo Japanese treaty may block action, though Japan left the league, and observed Britain quotas on Japanese goods in colonies, hinting at similar steps in Palestine.
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United Press
Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
League Today
Mandates Commission
Great Britain
Palestine
Britain
League
Ie Mandates Commission
Recipients of Relief Bask at Bond Signing
State Emergency Relief Board faces difficulty in obtaining relief recipients to sign personal bonds under a new law to deter chiseling. The bonds, without surety, protect against undisclosed assets at or after the relief application. Attorney General Margiotti announces a second hearing for Judge Hudson’s case on election law violations.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Robert J. Johnson
Roosevelt to Sign Social Security Bill Late Today
President Roosevelt will sign the social security bill at 3 30 p m this day, calling it one of the outstanding pieces of legislation of this session. He noted a few words of comment and indicated photographs of the signing would be portrayed, expressing eagerness that the public know of approval. The hot spell shortened questions, and the press conference concluded in under 100 minutes.
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United Pross
Washington
Roosevelt
Crowded Night Expected for It's a Knockout Show
Large crowds are anticipated tonight and tomorrow at the High school auditorium for the musical comedy It's a Knockout. The Elmer Carrier Post of the American Legion sponsors the production directed by L Brecht with John B. Rogers Producing Co. The show starts at 8:20 pm and features a vet, chorus, and vocal selections. Rehearsals have run over three weeks with a large local cast, aiming for a near capacity audience both evenings.
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Elmer
Carrier Post
Aetican Legion
L. ©. Brecht
John B. Rogers
Second man sought in Punxsutawney robbery
Police question 21 year old Joe Yannisovich on a statement by 18 year old Walter Steinerg that two men planned a robbery at Rossite last August 4. Steinerg, shot by Eugene Yanni, identified the other suspect to Squire Chris Stamter, Adrian Hoxl al. . C. Secretary dies in Philadelphia
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Punxsytawney
Joe Yannisovich
Walter Steinerg
Rossite
Steinerg
Eugene Yanni
Yanni
Chris Stamter
Rossiter
Adrian Hoxl
Resumes Game of Hide and Seek with Probers
Washington Aug 14 Hav fird C Hopson, resuming his game of hide and seek, failed to appear before the Senate lobbying investigation committee and faced a possible contempt citation. Hopson received a subpoena demanding he report to testify about Associated Gas and Electric's $900000 campaign against the United States holding company bill, pocketed the subpoena and vanished. Chairmen Hig L Black and the committee waited as the clock ran, then recessed with a warning that Hopson must appear by the next session or contempt will be asked.
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United Press
Washington
Havfird C. Hopson
Senate
Senale
Instanter
Associated Gas and Electric
Unitltes
Bill
Bill Hopson
House
Hig L. Black
Black
G O P ATTACKS TAX BILL IN SENATE DEBATE
Washington Aug 1 Republicans assailed the revised administration tax bill as New Deal leaders pushed it before the Senate. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg led a drive to recommit the measure to the finance committee for study at the next session. He warned against tax increases outside a budget plan and urged postponement to ensure decisive action.
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Ay H. C Thompson
United Press
Washington
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Te. Mich
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Vandenberg
Pat Harrison
T Senate
Haylaig Tniten
Toll of 838 Enrolled Here 498 Republicans
Corry voters flocked to the first day of permanent registration with 838 enrolled, 495 Republicans and 503 Democrats from 1984, 1983 and 1982 comparisons. Heavy turnout across precincts, with First Ward posting 93 on day one. If trends continue through August 20 and 27, a new city enrollment record is possible. An Erie note reports a 10,000 registration on the Fair enrollment day, more than double last year.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Erie
New State Plight May Force Special Session
Harrisburg August 14. Pennsylvania faces a ticklish financial situation as fiscal officers prepare to re-advertise for bids on a 50 million dollar tax anticipation notes issue. Bankers bid only 24.78 million, with top bidders conditioning retirement provisions in funding. If the pattern holds, a special session of the legislature before December may be necessary.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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