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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary text suggests an exhibition at Tenburg Castle featuring a large game collection totaling about five thousand ten. The readable portion references a featured exhibit and a sizable number of games displayed.
The Supreme Court today upheld the government's antitrust action against the Aluminum Company of America in New York federal court and allowed state taxation of federal contractors' income. Chief Justice Hughes delivered a five to four decision on the tax verdict, affecting federal revenue statutes.
The report notes Lindbergh’s wife awaiting in New York following a surprise voyage. It mentions Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh’s mother Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow being present, with aura of the Lindberghs in the public eye.
Corry city officials face a decision on the 1958 tax rate, with a proposed 141.4 mills or a maintained 6 mill levy while a half mill remains possible. If council raises taxes, budget figures and draft measures will be revised. cuts to incidental funds and warrant retirements are planned to offset increases. A final adoption is set for tonight after readings, with potential rafting of amendments if the 40 2 mill rate is kept.
A typhoon battered the central Philippine islands causing loss of life and massive property damage. It first struck Leyte and Masbate, then Romblen about 165 miles southeast of Manila, disrupting communications across the region.
Det. 6 schedules the trial of three men and a woman linked to an Anrie Pa marijuana ring. The defendants face charges in U S district court with the December 10 date announced. Prosecutors outlined the case today, detailing alleged conspiracy and drug distribution activities.
A National Safety Council PSA urges drivers to keep attention on the road and avoid distractions. It warns that looking away to study a map while driving can lead to losing control and veering off course.
United Press reports on December 6 that seventeen Japanese bombing planes attacked the Nanking waterfront near the Panay, with power dives and bombs igniting fires as Chinese anti air batteries fired in vain. The city’s waterfront was largely deserted as residents sought shelter in dugouts and refugees fled by river launches and gunboats. American gunboats waited offshore awaiting orders to evacuate Americans from the capital.
Deer country reports a record deer harvest as the second full week of the 1937 season begins. A. Birfast of Wayne Street bags a 6 point near Heart's Content. Other successful hunters include Everett Evart, Ralph Sivart, Clarence Dingrelder, Charles Messingen, Garley ReMint, Merle Meinere, Alfred Vani Dresser, and Howard Van Tassel with 6 to 8 point racks across Warren County and surrounding areas.
Reports say a search for an unidentified elderly man halted near Dubois turned up no new clues. Authorities continue to investigate leads as conditions hamper progress in the rural woodland area.
A United Brethren in Christ church held pivot anniversary services to dedicate a new Hammond electric organ for worship. Rev Dr D Z Gregory from Dayton addressed worshipers on the Life theme, with Rev St Paul Weaver assisting. The event raised about 1700 dollars toward church debt amid special music by the American Legion quartet and church choir.
A partisan bloc in Washington opposed the administration crop control bill today and warned they would scrutinize the measure after year-end. The confrontation centers on the bill’s provisions and potential impacts on farm policy and markets.
Washington reports pressure for GOP reform as New York leaders Fiorello H. La Guardia and Thomas J. Hewey push for strong showings in 1938. The party faces rebellion and dissension as lines crumble before a pivotal election year with governors, representatives, and senators at stake. Aiken urges national party unity amid splits, 40 days before a key committee meeting.
Tonight’s reorganizational meeting of the board ushers in a spirited contest for the office of president for the ensuing year. The session follows a short special meeting of the old board as directors Bennett and Monte prepare to assume new terms. Cleve Morton and Austin Johnston will join duties as newly elected officers, with the slate to be confirmed by the board.
An Erie attorney delivered the memorial address at Corry Lodge No. 768 BPO Elks memorial service for deceased members. The program featured music by the World War Memorial Orchestra and soloists including Mrs. Adams Kinley and Miss Begtrive Shaker, with Adjutant Silven presiding.
Corry Grange No. 53 held a Saturday evening meeting at the Grange Hall with seven Granges represented. The degree team conferred first and second degrees, past master Charles Belknap of Waterford to install officers at the January meeting, and a Christmas party planned with a gift exchange.
The Golden Rule Club sponsors a store window contest in the Christmas shopping district. Three prizes of 10, 4, and 250 will be awarded based on displays that evoke Christmas spirit. Judging by Ray Walters, J. J. Desmond, and Frank Whiteley will assess the windows. Lights will be illuminated evenings through Christmas, with merchants extending evening hours toward boosted holiday business.
Heavy snowfall swept the district with four to six inches piling up as the cold spell deepened. State highways were slick with snow and crewmen worked to plow and sand roads. No serious motor police incidents were reported at Corry station. The Pittsburgh weather bureau predicted a new cold wave would push temperatures to winter lows, with a thaw likely by Tuesday night as the high pressure system moved east.
William Bartatough, 16, of McGees Mills near Clearfield, held without bail on rape and larceny charges after a Warren County disturbance. His brother, also sought for escape from Imwood Home, was captured in Readings after a chase that traced to Readings and Readbuck. A revolver and a ladies’ watch were stolen from the Neckers home, with Bartatough later detained by patrolmen Marry Stinnett and W. Sunday. Mrs. Neckers, 44, resides between Columbus and Clymer. Readings manhunt parts traced into Wayne and Columbua townships. Mrs. Edward Peldt conducted business in Bet today.
The Lindberghs returned to the United States after nearly two years abroad. They traveled with secrecy, avoiding public notice and radio messages. Only a few onlookers saw them disembark as they crossed into New Jersey, with ongoing speculation about their children and past events.
In 1987 the city’s traffic toll nears last year’s 32 deaths as two more fatalities and multiple injuries occurred Sunday. Victims identified include Barry Lambrecht, 52, of 9830 Maple Street, an employee of the General Building Works Co, fatally injured near his home. Paul Hofman, 40, of 520 East 12th Street, who died early Monday. Gay Read, struck Friday night at 12th and Parade, in serious condition. Bernard 40, of 1303 Cumminskey State Street, critically injured at St Vincent’s Hospital following a crash at 17th and State streets.
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