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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1937
Page
1
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John Spitman 21 of R D 1 pleaded guilty to larceny in a case tied to the Weston Ford sedan stolen near Spring Street. He was arrested by Chief Flanigan after a Sunday car chase, confessed theft, claimed vehicle belonged to a friend, and is held on bond for grand jury appearance.
A garbled message from the National Safety Council warns drivers to read and heed roadside signs. Sun or glare does not excuse inattention and clear, proper recognition of signs prevents trouble and possible injuries.
Frank B Kellogg aged 80 co author of the Kellogg Briand peace pact is critically ill in Minnesota. Once ambassador to the United Kingdom and secretary of state under Coolidge he suffered a long illness from which he never fully recovered. He remains keenly interested in world affairs, especially Mediterranean and Eastern conflicts posing threats to world peace.
Postmaster James P. Sullivan inaugurates open evenings tonight at the Garry post office to handle the Christmas mail surge. Parcel post and stamp windows stay open until 9 pm through the week with extra help and an additional truck to speed delivery as peak volumes approach Wednesday or Thursday.
In Erie Pa a 87 year old man, Joseph Malinowski, is recovering after an alleged attack by Tony Okowski 22 who demanded money and struck him with a blunt instrument during a struggle. Police say Malinowski was injured including a possible skull fracture. In Pittsburgh, Senator James G. Davis is expected to decide within two weeks whether to seek a Republican renomination for the Senate or run for governor.
In Harrisburg on December 20 Democratic leaders courted statewide offices for next November. Gov George H Earle was discussed as a potential U S senator successor to James J Davis. A quiet gubernatorial push for Luther A Hart was noted along with talks of Charles J Margiotti and Senator Joseph P Guffey as possible Democratic candidates for governor.
Snow flurries and icy roads slowed traffic with reduced speeds and treacherous walks. Across intersections cars collided lightly with no injuries reported, while officials noted minimal damage and no major incidents over the weekend amid slick conditions on sidewalks and highways.
The Supreme Court ruled that the federal communications act of 1934 prohibits use of evidence obtained through wire tapping in federal prosecutions. The decision, issued without a written opinion, stands as a major ruling on wiretap legality.
Cleveland police rounded up five youths at Buckeye Road station after the fatal slaying of Patrolmen Vingit, Bayne, and Gerld M. Bode Saturday night. The five admitted presence at the scene in signed statements, with two officers killed within hours of the shooting. Suspects include Alberta Ulipp, Anthony Gallina, Carl Forrita, Nia Palatrone, and Anthony Liberatore, aged 18 to 37. Bertillon records note prior incarcerations for robbery or weapons offenses. Police continued investigations at the city station.
Wheeling West Virginia December 20 The Ohio River stood water that flooded a few points around Wheel ing receded today after the season's second flood event at 37.8 feet and rapid recession The levees along the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers in Pennsylvania broke without causing major damage Pitts burgh saw the water flow to the Ohio after a few blocks of the marsh were inundated amid street car service disruptions Temperatures dropped near freezing ending a general rain over Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia and beginning snow accumulation
Presbyterian Sunday School exercises occur tonight at 7 40 in the church auditorium. An invitation is extended to all. The program includes songs, recitations, and piano solos by various pupils and classes, with carols and a Christmas theme.
The sentencing of Margaret Karmendi on her second degree murder conviction for the killing of her baby son Matthew was postponed until December 27 due to the absence of Judge John H. McCann. The mother, once sentenced to death, remained in Cambria County Jail awaiting proceedings.
Authorities continue the incendiary fire inquiry into the Davis home at 615 West Street. They plan to question Ralph Davis upon his return from a business trip, as investigators note dual origins of flames and other puzzling incidents surrounding the one and a half story house owned by Mrs. McGraw of Binghamton.
City Treasurer Jene Mullen announced December 27 as the deadline to pay delinquent 1934 city taxes to avoid added costs. Liens will be filed to protect the city's interests. those who have not paid should attend to the matter promptly to avert penalties.
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese army authorities admit their troops attacked the Panay and fired on nearby vessels after the sinking began. They deny firing on the American boat and claim they attempted to halt further air attacks once Americans were identified. Gen. Kumakich Harada stated the launch commander does not believe he is at fault, while noting the investigation continues.
The body of Rubert Worth Bingham, former newspaper publisher and ambassador to Great Britain, arrives in Louisville. He will lie in state at city hall, with public services at Calvary Episcopal Church conducted by Bishop Emeritus Charles Woodcock, followed by private burial at Cave Hill Cemetery. Brigham, 68, died at Johns Hopkins from Hodgkin's disease after abdominal inflammation and an operation. One dies in flood in Pittsburgh as river rises and a gasoline motorboat sinks a tow boat. Charles Willis, 32, engineer aboard, is lost.
State officials blocked a bid scheme restricting auto purchases to one make for the Motor Police. New bids cut total by about 35000, with 16 patrol cars now to be equipped under a revised request allowing three makes. Original bids averaged around 877 per car totaling 152468 for the order. later bids varied.
A delegation of Democratic representatives led by Rep. Arthur D. Henley told President Roosevelt the wage hour bill remains necessary and urged enactment in the next regular session. They approved the principle of the measure, calling for adequate child labor provisions as a direct solution to the issue. Prohibition of child labor was included in the bill the house shelved. In Washington, a drive to pass housing legislation at the special session began in the senate but hit a setback when the banking and currency committee did not complete approval of housing amendments.
A blaze at the Always Inn near Rives BLIPPHRY ROS, PA, caused about 20,790 dollars in damage to a three mile road house. The fire destroyed the gun roadhouse and displaced William Fol than and his family, who fled the scene as firefighters battled the flames but could not stop the inferno.
United Py cos PITTSEURCH reports church quiz prize in the Goldten Stakes sparked a federal lottery inquiry. Rev James F. Cox, named sponsor, remains quiet as he retains Congressman Henry Hlenbogen to respond when he faces a U.S. commissioner over alleged misuse of the mails to operate a lottery text.
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