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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1936
Page
5
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In a long-abandoned mine shaft collapse and fire, two miners survived a 72 hour holdout but died soon after rescue efforts. Edward Stoner died first as efforts to revive him failed. George Cameron, 27, a mule driver, died minutes later, his mule also perishing in the incident.
About 100 demonstrators roped in a protest against alleged German aid to the Spanish rebels delaying the Bremen’s eastbound departure from New York. Bremen sailors, stewards and 50 police clashed, deck chairs flew, 12 people arrested, and many aboard suffered injuries.
Cordoba, Aug. 22, Madrid satiro said Loyalists expected to seize Córdoba today after fierce street fighting. The city’s fall was anticipated as Loyalist forces closed in.
ROCHESTER Pa Aug 22 Gov Floyd B Olson farmer labor leader battles for life at Mayo Clinic after a good night doctors call his condition pretty swell past though the emergency ailment under anesthesia is an inoperable stomach illness that still threatens his life The report notes he cannot escape the stomach ailment and remains in hospital care with improved condition after the night.
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Charles Armitage and other employees of H. B. Lyons Co Union City hear Gov Landon speak at Wear Middlesex. Numerous relatives and friends travel to Erie Cleveland Buffalo Rochester and towns across the region for visits, business trips, and a Cleveland Exposition. Among those noted are Mrs. F S Austin Mr and Mrs Joseph Shraupder Rev A L Roth Cortland and others with trips to Detroit Canada Los Angeles and West Middlesex.
District 18 leader A L Miles will be the principal speaker at the Dairymen’s League Association basket picnic on Thursday August 27 at Panama Rocks. The event unites sub districts ITA and 17B and replaces the local chapter’s regular meeting. No admission fee to enter the park.
Mrs Katherine Stanko, 62, was found slain at her Dunlo home after she refused to relinquish her husband for a lunacy hearing. Her husband Andrey Slanko, 83, is held as the coroner cites a fatal stabbing following ongoing domestic quarrels.
Sharks yielding face powder made from shark by products may soon be common in Sydney with a base of dried and powdered shark. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from the Townsend Club 16 for favors connected to last evening’s festival and names several local supporters and businesses.
Large turnout at the Townsend Club Social in Corry featured the Falconer Townsend Band, headlined by B. Lewis of Union City and Rev. M. Macintyre, with Congressman Charles M. Crosby serving as a surprise speaker. C. E. Springsten chaired the event, praising the committee and noting last minute efforts and minor supply issues due to impending showers. The gathering raised a nice sum for the oval clubs while attendees enjoyed ice cream, cake, pop, and bingo.
Funeral services in memory of the late George Marsh were conducted yesterday afternoon at the family's home. Rev. Willard Marston of the Saint Lutheran Church officiated. Interment was in the family plot at the Reavy cemetery with hearers Wilford Wesley, Chester Smith, Henry Burch, Laurence Spaigel, Jack Kellerman and William Clark. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Prances Southworth and Mrs. Herbert Southworth of Nine, Mr. and Mrs. Frei Stewart of Akron Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Jane Kellerman and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speigel, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith, Lawrence Speigel, Miss Vert Speigel, Darmatius Masligan, Mr. and Mrs. McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Bert West and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gross and children of Brie, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mecilan and family of Cambridge Springs, and Mrs. Ruth Damon and children of Ripley New York.
New York stocks fell sharply this week, marking the widest drop since April as war fears spurred selling across sectors. Industrial average slipped over four points on Friday with volume rising. steels, autos, rails and utilities all suffered. Domestic news remained favorable with many firms boosting dividends or declaring extras to avoid taxes, while earnings mostly outweighed by year ago results except for the fertilizer sector.
New York Aug 22 A Lamont statement that no European war was imminent reversed yesterday’s market setback. Prices rose over 2 points in moderate turnover while yesterday’s losses had reached above 10 points on high priced issues and over 4 on others. Short covering and improved sentiment helped, but many traders stayed on the sidelines awaiting clearer trend signals.
William I. Gibbons aged 76, former professor at Pennsylvania State College and founder of its School of Journalism, died today in Altoona. A retired teacher, he advised the college president and leaves several daughters who are missionaries.
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