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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1934

Page

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Pinchot praises Legion peace law at state convention

Governor Gifford Pinchot lauds the American Legion push for a national peace law to remove private profits from war. He cites profits of Duponts Mellons Morgans Bethlehem Steel and coal companies, urging conscription of capital and warning of war profits during World War I. The Legion is expected to denounce Hitler and back old age pensions and unemployment insurance.

Pres Erie American Legion Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania State Légion Vention Duponts Mellons Morgans Bethlehem Steel Company Briey Dombasle Prencn Senate Legion Adolf Hitler Ofl Sge

Lone Burglar Surprised by Patrolman in Sault Street

Police report a lone burglar entered the Franz Furniture store on First Avenue around 1:30 AM and escaped through the front door as Patrolman McEvoy approached from the rear. Other nearby businesses were primed but no entry gained, and no clear suspect description or items stolen were found. Chief Burlingame continues the investigation for clues to identify the intruder.

J. L. Spiesman George Stockton McEvoy Ube Tmene Beliaf Tot Chispuzio Spring Street Franz Spiesman Stockton Burlingame Nhone

Corry Woman Honored at Erie Republican Luncheon

Mrs. Frank S. Austin of Corry, vice chairman of the Republican county committee, was honored as a guest at a Kahkwa Club luncheon in Erie. General Edward Martin and Mrs. Worthington Scranton spoke, praising her abilities and urging support for Erie county Republicans. About forty attendees, including prominent men and women, attended.

Frank S. Austin Corry Emmity Committee August Brown Fleming Erie Edward Martin Worthington Scranton Austin Erie County Argeing Creighton Tiege

Score Hurt In Chicago Riots

United Press reports a riot by sympathizers of striking bus drivers in Chicago. About a score of people were injured as 30 police squads fought a crowd of about 9 000, arresting leaders of a small faction that hurled bricks and vegetables at several buses. One detained man was a motorman from the elevated lines, linked to the strike from the American Federation of Labor. Handbills had circulated urging operators to join a citywide walkout.

United Press Chicago Chicago Motor Coach Co American Federation of Labor Howia Ag

United Press Reports Channel Mark Attempt by Mrs Faber

Austrian Mrs Bima Faber reportedly attempts a channel crossing with a long held record in sight. She swims from Cane Grismez toward South Fore land aiming to beat the 10 hour 44 minute mark set by Wenceslas Spacek. The best women’s mark remains Gertrude Ederle’s 1926 crossing from Cape Loris Nex to Dayer.

United Press Sonth Rblaind Eng Bima Faber Enlist Irs Faber Cane Grismez South Foreland Wenceslas Spacek Prague Spacek Romain Point Calais Cape Gris Nez Dover Gertrude Ederle New York Cape Loris Nex Dayer

Messenger delivers life saving serum in record time

A medical supply messenger from Erie sped via Smith Center and Center Street to Warren to treat a rattlesnake bite victim, covering the route in 21 to 27 minutes. Patrol officers cleared traffic to ensure swift passage. The courier, Joe Skokum, was en route from Corry when the mission began and remained in stable condition upon arrival at Warren General Hospital.

Yeame Ue Smith Center Center Columbus Avenue Warren Erie Joe Skokum Chemical Woods Morrison Run Warren General Hospital Winam Heye Wesxe Medical — Supply House Trafic Ross Mead Heyle Smith and Center Strets William Hileman Fiie Corry Skokum

Japanese Ired by Russian Propaganda

United Press reports Tokyo reacting to Russian propaganda criticizing Japan over Manchukuo and the Chinese Eastern Railway. Moscow papers claim Japan seeks the railway and is starving Russian workers by restricting train food deliveries. The Japanese foreign office spokesman dismisses the charges as propaganda.

United Pres Tokyo Japan Manchukuo Russia

Open Bids For Route Six Short Cut Paving

State Highway Department opened bids in Harrisburg for 4.31 miles of 20 foot concrete highway between Smethport and Port Allegany. Tri-State Engineering Co of Waynesboro with bidder Wayneshure offered 134 184 dollars. Project spans Keating and Liberty townships and will pave about half the distance on grade completed last year. Construction may start soon and Port Allegany opposes routing that bypasses the business district.

Roosevelt Highway State Highway Department Harrisburg Smethport Port Alleginy Tri-State Engineering Company Wayneshure Keating Liberty Townships Kane Advices Port Allegany

Isherwood Elected Commander of Pa American Legion

Sy United Press reports Isherwood of Waynesburg Pa was elected commander of the Pennsylvania department of the American Legion at the convention closing session on the first ballot. He defeated Walter Kress of Johnstown and Jack Watson of Pittsburgh who backed Isherwood after ballots showed insufficient backing for rivals.

United Press SAIF Tampes

O Connor Seen Likely To Head Federal Reserve Board

Washington August 18 Comptroller of the Currency J F O Connor may become governor of the Federal Reserve Board with Roosevelt undecided among several candidates. O Connor is viewed as the leading choice though others include Marriner Eccles James M Cox Tom Smith and B A McKinney. Selection expected in about a week with no clear indications of prior approaches.

Richard L. Gridley United Press Washington Coreney J. F. O.connor Eugene R. Black Federal Reserve Board Roosevelt White House Reserve Board O'Connor Marriner S. Weeles Treasury Morgenthau James M. Cox Ohio Tom Smith St. Louis B. A. McKinney Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

New Democratic Group 15 Named for Erie County Campaign

Announcement by Arthur Colegrove, Erie County Democratic chair, of a new executive committee to direct the Fall campaign in Erie county. Members include John Balzer, August Schlandecker, Arthur Palmquist, Frank McCarthy, and five at large appointees A. J. Loach, Mayor James P. Rossiter, Miss Markley, Mrs G A Sulesky, Dr M M Mazanawsil. Early meeting planned. Also notes Dr G G Boughton and his campaign committee to continue as auxiliary for the coming Pull campaign.

Arthur Colegrove Erie County Democratic Committee John Balzer August Schlandecker Arthur Palmquist Frank McCarthy A. J. Loach James P. Rossiter Miss Markley G. A. Sul

Third Class Cities Close 1934 Meeting Harrisburg

The League of Third Class Cities of Pennsylvania re elected Will B Greenwood as president at its annual convention closing in Harrisburg. Williamsport will host the 1935 gathering. officers include K R Schropp Lebanon vice president Byron C Hauck Williamsport secretary Herman A Barry Harrisburg treasurer and mayors Geo K Harris Williamsport Harry M Yost Greensburg and J Fred Thomas Sharon as trustees. Delegates urged federal relief, opposed a special state session, and backed budget trimming and Works Progress funding for incal projects. They also backed tax reform on municipal bonds, permanent voter registration, and changes to the motor code to curb expenses and parking issues. Safeguards for municipal funds and city ownership of utilities were endorsed.

United Press Harrisburg Will B. Greenwood Coatesville League of Third Class Cities Pennsylvania Williamsport K. R. Schropp Lebanon Byron.c. Hauck Herman A. Barry Geo, K. Harris Harry M. Yost Greensburg J. Fred Thomas Shar=on Eric H. Biddle

Stratosphere Flight by Two Belgians Reaches Extreme Height

Belgian balloonists Max Cosyns and Neree Vanderjal ascend in a stratosphere balloon to about 22 000 meters 72 180 feet, nearing the unofficial record by Russian fliers. The ascent aims to study cosmic rays and aid future science, with landing planned in Bavaria after drifting southeast. The craft uses a seven foot diameter gondola, a replica of the 1891 Piccard ascent.

Fress Haverne Belgium Max Cosyns Neree Vandertist Paul Fedecsenio Ilya Gasuskiy Andrey Vasenio Havenne Neree Vangerjal Cosyn Max Piccard Vanderelst Brussels University Engineering Bavaria Piccard Cosyns

Completion of Columbus Dam Nears Tonight

The Columbus dam will be complete by midnight with only the apron remaining to be poured this afternoon. Once finished the big structure should be in use later tonight after final cleanup and additional construction in the basin area.

Columbus

Hitler's Last Minute Appeal to German Voters

Berlin August 18 Hitler urged Germans to mass at the polls for a referendum to confirm his rule and unify leadership under the Nazi party. He spoke in Hamburg and addressed about 20 million listeners on radio pledging to relieve agriculture and unemployment and to lead Germany to its former glory through sacrifice.

United Press Berlin League of Nations and Disarmament Hamburg Hitler Nazi Party Germany Radi Countney Eclixe

Johnson will stay with NRA in Roosevelt's view

Washington August 18 President Roosevelt told Gen Hugh S Johnson he must remain with the NRA and the administration after a one hour White House conference. Johnson said the president reiterated he could not get away from the NRA or the administration and that he would stay with his feet nailed to the floor.

Washington Roosevelt Mary Hugh S. Johnson NRA Johnson White House

Nother Brewer Threatened Labatt Silent in London

London Ontario April 18. The violent death of Labatt employee Gordon McKenzie at a London street and kidnapping threats against Toronto brewer Harry C Hate prompt police to widen their search for Labatt kidnapers. In Toronto detectives question a note as hoax while Labatt officials deny any press contact. A taxi driver found McKenzie near Victoria Hospital and he died without regaining consciousness. Labatt’s silence is explained by a demand from abductors not to reveal settlement details.

London Veetoria Hospital Toronto Crane Hatch Pote Sirqugh Fn Hilam Walker and Gonderman and Worts Inc Witge McKenzee Iter Goronts J.C Lord Latatt McKenzie Lasbatt Company MekKensie

Coast girl Celia Cota found slain near Balboa Park

San Diego August 18 an all night search for 6 year old Celia Cota ended with the discovery of her body behind a shed near Balboa Park. Authorities say the girl was strangled after a assault and that she had failed to return from a short walk the prior evening.

Unites Yes San Diego Cal Celia Cota Balboa Park Sili

Badly Hurt in Fall At Pittsburgh Scaffold Incident

James Crawford, 35, of Irwin, suffered internal injuries fractures of both wrists and a possible skull fracture in a fall of 85 feet from a scaffold at Mt Washington church. He was listed in critical condition at a local hospital.

Pittsburgh James Crawford Irwin Grawford Mt. v Washington

Pneumonia Vaccine Efforts Center On Kolmer Work

Philadelphia August 18 Dr John A Kolmer, famed for paralysis virus research, shifts focus to pneumonia vaccine development. He declines to reveal progress, stating only that some progress seems within reach. The veteran scientist, long involved in infectious disease work, remains modest about his claims.

Unttea Philadelphia John A. Kolmér Kolmer Roy Wiverty Yee

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Piinchot Lauds Labatt First Avenue Tall Before Legionnaires Ntruder Franz Furniture F. 5. Austin Erie Club Pany Waynesburg Isherwood New PA Eugene Black NEW Democratic Group 15 League— Middle Nother Brewer Brewer COAST
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