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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1937

Page

8

Harlan County deputy convicted for murder and tampered arrest

Hugh Taylor, 36, deputy sheriff in Harlan County Kentucky, was convicted of murder and sentenced to 18 years. Ament Taylor, a witness at the Senate Civil Liberties Committee inquiry into terrorism against union men, was charged with stealing while attempting to arrest Robert Moore, who struck with a hammer as Taylor claimed self defense.

Harlan County Kentucky Hugh Taylor Mudter Ardl Ament Taylor Senate Civil Liberties Committee Harlan Conty Willy Skilling Robert Moore Haimmer Taylor

Tulsa Youth Prisoner Seeks Operation To Curb Crime

Benny Elliott, 21, a long-time inmate in Tulsa county jail, has appealed for and is expected to receive a surgical procedure to correct his criminal tendencies. Arrested repeatedly for offenses from petty larceny to attempted murder, his latest confinement followed the beating of his sister-in-law with a steel bar. A report notes Elliott was struck by a train at age five, sustaining head injuries and a skull defect that doctors say may affect balance. some physicians believe relieving pressure could help.

Benny Elliott Tulsa Okla Elliott Hilliott

Major changes in vehicle code cited in brief outline

A Harrisburg report summarizes new vehicle code provisions effective soon. Key points include drunken driving fines payable to county treasuries for physician exam costs, single trailer limits for motor vehicles, and a ban on suburban transport outfits on highways.

Uarrisburg Shige Revenue Department

Jobs Offered Girls Students at Buffalo County Hospital

The program invites girls to enter a three year course at Buffalo County Hospital and University of Bute Fal. It blends academic and practical training, allowing two years toward a college degree with maintenance provided. After three years, graduates gain credentials enabling nursing and related roles.

le Pup Buffalo

Carpenter makes violins in Mayville Wis headline

Herman Hooner, 66, a veteran carpenter who builds houses and barns, carves violins from spruce in his spare time and is an accomplished violinist in Mayville Wisconsin.

Carpenter Mayville Wis Herman Hooner

Sparta Newlyweds Honored on Soon Road Work

Sparta news notes a double shower for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Austin at the bride’s home and reports progress on paving south of the area by Baldwin Brothers Paving. The item lists local visits, kinship gatherings, and regional travels across Ohio and New York, with multiple names and places.

Sparta Lloyd Austin New Titusville Road New England Detroit Spartansburg Harry Knight Pre Morris Lucy Freda Margaret New England States Vermont Clyde Morris Rupert Loven Rome Township Baldwin Brothers Paving Company Titusville Oscar Most Ohio Cleveland Canton Dover Treva Sherlock Stoneboro Louise Viva ‘Thomas I Corry Robert Bryan Robert Jr Myrtle Kennedy Illbuet N.Y Neive Ethel C. Tbell Pica Calif O. A. Grant Geraldine C. Hi Whren Ol City George Patterson Hs Tra Reno Nev W Hammond Lyle Gurdon Erie Perry Tillatson Allan Stewart Chilren Hydetown Cartie Taylor Neil Susinahan Jed Lily Dale Cassadaga Lake Paul Blakeslee Silver Creek N. Y N. Y., As Guests of Mrs.Blakeslee's Father, John Gilmor Mr, and Mrs. Henry Polr Larry Thorogood L. V. Thorogood Lola Thorogood

Baptist Sunday School Reports Attendance and Activities

Waugarnan and Lloyd Crosby led a message delivered by Rev Kinney in Sulivan Me. The Baptist Sunday school reported morning attendance. Crosby, the superintendent, was assisted by a young people's orchestra. The Enestetic class meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Livenspire for Bible study. Practice Thursday at 7 and Bible study at 8 led by Crosby. Mrs Eaton and Miss Cummings from Portageville NY traveled here Monday, returning with Mrs Eva Major Plage who spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Major.

Afr Chinon Gary Pittaburg Tula Hivkarssol Hanah Mike New Ride Ave Chie Oxford M. "Thompson Chhuse Hugh Fay Hoo. Willison Adams and Dawehlers Emma Aggie Henrlin Sewickley Whyllia Beuler Erie Mel HV. Shreve Herbert Schuckers Algun van Dun Grenfield Detroit Mich Dean Wesley Smith Deans Ford Company Michigan City Seller Union Cit Hazel Waite Union City Joseph Fastman Sullivan Eastman Joseph Rexford Bryant P. J. Dooher Lea Dooher Corydon William Whaley Ella Morris Perne Kunevilis Richart Webb Meadville Spencer Hospital Fred Bates Agnes Yengue Jacksonville Pla Niagara Falls Mary Sophia Biley Vincent Biley Bucy Birdella Ueyl Robinson Kearsarge Tile Georgla Hyown Endeave Charles Warham M. B the Baptist Tas Waugarnan Lloyd Crosby Joseph Eastman Sulivan Kenneth Kinney Buffalo Kinney Baptist Sunday School Reports Charles Eaton Miss Cummings Portageville N. Y

Franklin's Oldest Lady Dies At 101 In Franklin

Mrs Helen Jane Arnitt Franklin's oldest resident dies at 101 after a short illness. She lived at the Liberty street house for 67 years. Funeral plans were not announced.

Franklin United Press Helen Jane Arnitt Liberty Street

Razor Blade Removed From Throat In Hudson City Hospital

A razor blade was removed from the throat of George Lippman at Hudson City hospital after remaining lodged there for several days. He is reported in stable condition with no immediate complications.

Hudson, N George Lippman Hudson City

Wild Turkeys Natch Brood Near Railroad Track

Wild turkey hen is nesting a brood four feet from railroad ties near Chanh, Missouri, observed by W. A. Kelley, a Missouri Pacific conductor. The odd sight was reported in the local area.

Chanh Heniz Here W. A. Kelley Missouri Pacific

Cage I ron 0.1:80 Migrell From Ti

Fragmentary OCR note mentions a cage and iron with a measurement like 0.1:80, unclear context. No clear persons or organizations readable.

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Frances Allen Maet Ventnor City Vening Vera Patch Highland Park China Noar Manchester Noah Mae Aries Nickartane Ner Sls Stockton John M. Vaughn Veal Igec Richard Rossbacher Insurance Agency Corry, Pa Igns Lux J. L.spiesman Exide Keystone Autocrat Oil Studebaker Clarence Wallace First Avenue Carry, Pa Guy E. Rogers First Ave Q. E. Doane Hardware Eva Major Plage Charles Major
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