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Fragmented OCR item lists appliances rooms garages and private rental notices with stray names and phone numbers. Also a probate notice for the estate of Ey Township with filing and claim deadlines.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented OCR item lists appliances rooms garages and private rental notices with stray names and phone numbers. Also a probate notice for the estate of Ey Township with filing and claim deadlines.
United Press reports a week of bitter cold eased as temperatures rose from the Rockies to the Alleghenies. West Coast areas remained endangered by floods with levees overtopped and acres of farmland inundated. Rescue teams aided isolated communities while hundreds became homeless. Buffalo saw sun for first time in days as relief efforts continued.
A 86 day hunting season in western Pennsylvania claimed at least 18 lives. Eleven deaths occurred during small game season, seven from accidental gun wounds and four from being shot by other hunters. One hunter froze to death during the white tail deer season. Details incomplete but indicate accidents and misidentifications as leading causes.
Fragmentary note reads serious business about road safety and steering control near Lovelom Lake. Mentions a gelding and romantic evening, but the text is garbled with unclear names and actions.
Six Corry residents earned U S citizenship papers after completing months of instruction in a WPA citizenship class taught by Miss Bess Merplyte at the Vi W home. Ceremony featured Milon L Brown of the National Youth Administration presenting certificates, with VFW D A R and others in attendance.
A Christmas party hosted by the American Legion post 305 drew about forty-five members, with the Auxiliary, guests from Ausilisty, and children enjoying games, prizes, and gifts. Mr Indbs and Jens Jullante attended the gathering at the post home Friday evening and featured a film on the national convention in New York City followed by refreshments and music.
In Pittsburgh on December 13, the steel workers organizing committee secured 48 of 66 Labor Board elections. The result comes ahead of the union convention to draft a wage-house program for the vast steel industry, nearly $7 billion in value, with about 60,000 workers represented.
United Press reports on December 18 that the House Labor Committee, led by Chairman Mary Norton, moves to substitute a 60 plus amendment bill for the Senate wage hour measure. The plan avoids individual committee amendments and follows a bid to discharge the rules committee to set floor debate.
The Japanese Dome News Agency reported that Japanese forces completed the occupation of Nanking today. Military headquarters announced the capture with no further details available. Foreign observers deemed the statement likely accurate given the rapid advance in the past day.
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, upheld redemption calls on government gold bonds issued in 1934 and 1935, rejecting efforts to force payment in gold. Justices McReynolds, Butler and Sutherland dissented, while Black and Stone joined the majority with separate opinions. The suits were led by Robert A Taf and other plaintiffs.
Manila dispatch reports the President Hoover steamship from Bam tine ran aground Saturday morning. The vessel rescued stranded passengers from a nearby island, with the President Mornney advising departure for Reve and showla strive Thursday morning amid salvage efforts.
Merchants expect a Christmas rush with ten days of strong sales. Friday and Saturday boosted weekly figures, lifting business near last year’s levels. Open evenings begin Wednesday through December 24 to help shoppers, while post office warnings urge early mailing to avoid last minute congestion.
Retired evangelist Rev. Thoma, 65, faces trial in Mercer county court on charges of fatally shooting boarder Frank Hodge, 75, then turning gun on wife Mary Thomas, 45, a schoolteacher at Silver Thorn near Edinburg. He claimed threats prompted the attack, and would not reveal motive.
Harrisburg December court actions delay enforcement of the 1960 maximum hours law as attorneys argue its constitutionality. Ralph M. Bashore announced prosecutions would be withheld until a court decision, affecting about 1.96 million workers and prompting further legal filings by Charles J. Margiotti and Thomas R. White as the case goes to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on January 8.
Six long term convicts seized J Olin Sanders, the prison guard captain, hostage at the South Carolina State Penitentiary. They killed a guard officer rather than yield to Gov. Olin D Johnston, triggering tense standoffs as officers and guards faced threats and improvised weapons amid negotiations for release.
Pope Pius XI deplores the Chinese Japanese war and the impious actions in Russia and Germany during a secret consistory in the Vatican. The gathering, originally to create five new cardinals, gained prominence as the pope spoke on current conflicts and moral concerns.
Washington reports say the United States demands full satisfaction and compensation from Japan for the Panay attack. Secretary Hull conveyed Roosevelt's shock to Ambassador Saito and asked Hirohito be informed of the president's feelings. Details describe Panay sunk by Japanese bombs on the Yangtze, with nine Americans accounted for and many others missing or believed dead. British gunboats aided survivors as multiple Japanese attacks occurred along the river.
British and American governments confer on measures in response to Japanese attacks on US and British warships in the Yangtze River. Diplomats in Tokyo, China, and Washington coordinate. no joint action planned. Both sides say discussions aim to address a growing crisis in China.
New York readers learn from private cables from China that 98 persons were hurt when Japanese planes bombed four American ships near Nanking early Sunday. In Shanghai, 61 survivors of the Panay were reported safe in a mission near Sohsien. The Standard Oil Company says all men are accounted for except Captain C. H. Carlgon of Conaghlit, commander of the Melping.
Clarksburg court opens with the townsmen facing bribery charges over awarded contracts. Former colleagues and two councilmen appear as witnesses amid allegations of graft involving unnamed officials and associates.
This Erie Pa report states 17 year old Lavina Nichais a senior at a local high school died at St Vincent s hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. She began to school but relapsed with injuries including suspected fractures to the jaw and a broken left arm.
Ambiguous OCR reads out of order names and schools. groups from Amior 2nd Senior High under Miss Sheffer and Carlton Chases perform live on air. Performance entries include assorted initials and unclear affiliations, with likely program notes and unspecified participants.
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