09 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
1
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A stormy conference of 2,400 industrial representatives heard a 13 point program aimed at absorbing most of the nation’s 14,000,000 unemployed. Industrial coordinator Maj. George L Berry and delegate A F P Haake traded barbs as the New Deal unveiled twelve management driven proposals for consideration. The measures include amendments to the Federal Trade Commission Act, a maximum work week, licensing and taxation of interstate rotations, and changes to anti trust laws, with a page two continuation noted.
City Solicitor Walter H. Scott asked Major J P Mors to grant extra time to complete a canvass for funds to finance the city end of the proposed airport project. Officials say upwards of 5000 dollars is needed to swing the project including site purchase, while federal and local allocations appear uncertain and the committee aims to raise the quota.
United Press reports the Supreme Court offered no clear signal on sentiment toward New Deal farm legislation as arguments on the constitutionality of the AAA were heard in Washington. The tense crowd gathered in the chamber watched for hints on the court's stance.
New York report cites Unitearess Boo. D Righty- Ewa of Geil noting 10,000 replies from the Nation Association of Manufacturers Wine on whether similar legislation to the NIRA should be enacted. The negative response dominated. The remaining 18 percent offered varied opinions.
In Harrisburg several cabinet posts may shift roles early in 1936. Dr Luther Harr may resign as Secretary of Banking, with Marion W McKay or Robert L Johnson among potential successors. Harry Kaloriner could be named to a Court bench, and Edward N Jones is tipped for WPA and Revenue posts alongside other internal changes.
A public meeting at the Municipal building auditorium will discuss the FHA modernization credit plan. Worth Hammond will preside as housing chairman of Corry. FHA official to address attendees. bank and credit bureau reps invited. business men dealing in equipment or services under the FHA credit plan encouraged to attend.
President Roosevelt assailed "low mood profiteers" and "personal advantage seekers" in a Farm Bureau speech, defending New Deal recovery and lifting farm prices. He charged critics seek to discredit the farm program by pitting city against country, urging public support amid rising farm incomes.
In Atlanta the high wing monoplane carrying Rus sell I Thaw and Win Klenke crashed at Candler Field just after dawn while en route from New York toward Mazation Chile. Witnesses blamed a failing motor as the right wing clipped trees. both pilots, Thaw and Klenke, were not believed injured. The voyage aimed to join Lincoln Elsworth and his pilot in a search expedition, with the Wyatt Earp supply ship waiting.
Markets at a glance show mixed movements with stocks fluctuating in narrow ranges and some sectors firm. Bonds drift irregularly while commodities vary, including grains down and cotton slightly lower, with foreign exchange and precious metals showing modest changes.
A robber broke through a brick wall at the Detroit North Wat station post office and escaped with a strong box containing $27,000 or more in stamps and cash. Postmaster Roscoe Huston reported the hole large enough for the box to pass, noting the substation was open earlier until morning. The post office sits near General Motors and Fisher buildings, sources say.
Lyle C. Wilson, United Press staff, reports Gov Alf Landon explains Kansas finances. He describes inheriting a $450,000 deficit, executing a cash basis law to prevent spending in advance, and cutting waste under the outgoing Woodring administration. He emphasizes budget discipline, consolidation, and reliance on reduced expenditures.
A Golden Rule Club committee led by Chris Christensen works on Christmas lighting for the business district. Members HK Powell Mervyn Nast Morris Chapin and Cleve Morton favor overhead lighting used in nearby cities rather than curb decorations. A survey of local businessmen is expected to yield a report later today.
Delegates from the United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy meet in London to discuss a new naval treaty replacing the Washington London accords. The U S calls for a twenty percent cut, Britain seeks a submarine restraint, and Japan demands a just treaty while France and Italy warn against binding long-term terms.
Carmelita Geraghty, a film actress, was found unconscious and bleeding on her bathroom floor. She later told police she believed a fall from a couch caused her injuries.
United Press report notes London Paris and Rome optimistic over a settlement on Africa peace. Mussolini hinted Italy’s interests would be defended as Addis Ababa and Geneva braced for possible rejection of Paris proposals, seen as unfair and setting a dangerous precedent.
Pred Akerly of Erie was separated during a deer drive Saturday and wandered three hours before being found by Grant Gates and a Corry party. He could not locate his car and the group faced trouble starting it after he returned to Corry, exhausted but safe.
The new Board of Education will hold a regular meeting this evening with a report from the property committee on the heating system and a recent inspection of several school buildings. Action on the proposed vocational school program is delayed until state PWA authorities approve re advertising for bids.
The U S Supreme Court today denied Bruno Hauptmann's plea for a review of his conviction and death sentence for the Lindbergh kidnapping. The court listed the case as denied certiorari, ending Hauptmann's last major path to avert execution. only a New Jersey pardon board could potentially save him.
Dr Merle Amy of Archie Thompson Post 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars was elected senior vice commander of the Northwest Counties council at a meeting yesterday. He succeeds Lewis Neubert of St Marys as district commander, with Chester Zerbe of Exie as former district commander and Ray McKissick of Clarion as junior vice commander. Delegates backed a cash veterans bonus, and the next session will be held in Meadville in March. Delegates from Corry included Dr Amy and V E Sethmian among others.
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