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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
1
Ruling on Pennsylvania 44 Hour Work Week Delayed
In Dauphin County Court the 44 hour work week constitutional challenge faced further delays as proceedings continued. Deputy Attorney General Edward Friedman said no decision will come before June and that the next review will be in Pittsburgh in March. Multiple employers intervened in the suit filed by Holgate Bros. Kane Underwood and others challenge the act's validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Teli 3
Pennsyivsnia
Dauphin County
Depu Uy
Edward I Friedman
Supreme Court
Jenusy Sention
Priedman
Sterling G McNees
Junsel
Holgate
George ©. Flanagan
Ther
Bs Underwood Corporation
Failadelphia Tools Anu
Flanagan
T. Rayburn White
Philadelphiattorney
Japs Expand Offensive Warn Foreigners To Evacuate
Japanese authorities warn foreigners to leave a 100000 square mile area in Central China as battle north of the Yangtze river enters its climactic stage. The embassy statement cites a possible extended operation and advises evacuation from Tsingtao to Taiyuan in Shandong and Shanxi provinces.
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United Pre
Shanghat
China
Yangtse Rive
Peiping
Yangtse
Tsingtao
Taiyuan
Bback
Shanal
Kiwanis Play Date Set and Meeting Highlights
J A Dufall of Cleveland spoke at the Kiwanis dinner at Hotel Corry on measuring temperatures and improving interest. A bowling match between the Kiwanis and locals is planned for next week, with the interclub committees meeting February 9 at Hotel Corry. The play Journey's End is set for February 16 at Sunuhi High School with two showings and sound by a New York company. A minor crash near Meadville caused $400 in damage but no serious injuries.
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J A. Dufall
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiwan's Club
Corry
Dufall
Kovanis
Milan Ned
Hotel Corry
Journey's End
Suniha High School
Olim
Thomas Roelofs
New ‘York
George Collins
Vilie
Iotor Police
Pittsburgh
Peter Stevenson
Warren
Kenneth Loveland
Erle Miller
Meadvillé
Mead- Ville
J. FY Platt
Bradford juvenile board praised for cutting crime in Bedford County
United Press reports Attorney General Charles J Margioth told Harrisburg social agencies that juvenile delinquency in Bedford and McKean counties dropped over 60 percent due to a three member board. He praised the Bradford board as a model and urged adoption of similar plans elsewhere. The board, led by Rev Henry Sizer, Rabbi Saul Appelbaum, and Rev Charles A Ward, focuses on aiding youth before court rather than punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Bedford
McKean County
Renew
Charles J. Margiotth
Harrisburg Council of Social Agencies
Dirst
Margiotth
Bradford Board
Pennsylvania
Aded
Branford
Henry 8. Sizer
theChurch of the Ascension
Saul B. Appelbaum
Temple Bethiun
Charles A. Ward
St. Bernard's Sharen
Brown wins $50 in club distribution at Hex Theatre
Roy Brown of the west side claimed the second prize of 10 in Golden Rule Club draws held at the Hex theatre this afternoon. The winner's share is described as a $50 award with the remainder undated and unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Roy Brown
Golden Rule Club
Hex
Aelogk
Measles Control Sought After City Hospital Memo
Pittsburgh physicians aim to curb rising measles after Municipal Hospital committee urged stricter measures. They report about 1,600 cases already recorded and call for enhanced outbreak containment to prevent further spread.
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Pittsburgh
Delegates Ejected At Washington Business Conference
The little business men's conference approved liberal loan resolutions and criticized New Deal measures. Two delegates were forcibly removed from the Commerce Department auditorium as guards dragged out A. S. Shafer of Philadelphia and Robert Kaempfer of New York amid uproar over Wagner Act reform and other issues.
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United Press
Washington
Little Buiness
Fasle c
Roosevelt
Shafer
Philadelphia
Yeater- Jay
Robert Kaempfer
New York
Commerce Department
Fons
Vel
Ndt
Kaempfed
Morton Store Improvements Open New Procery Outlet
Cleve R. Morton has opened a modern grocery store in the former Parkhurst Jewelry location on North Center Street after moving from the previous block. The shop features an electric refrigerated case, new fixtures, and redecorated sanitary surroundings with plans to add meat dairy products and a self service deli later. Mr Morton invites the public to visit and inspect the upgraded establishment.
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Ols
Cleve R. Morton
Procery
Parkhurst Jewey
North Center Street
Morton
Mr. Morton
Ney
Schultz Company
Selfcatessen
Matton
John L Lewis Named Possible UMW Presidential Prospect
Feb. report quotes Lt. Gov. Frank J. Hayes of Colorado asserting a United Mine Workers union member could become president. Hayes praises John L. Lewis as competent for the office and suggests one day a member may sit in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Hayes
Colorado
United Mine Workers Union Today
United States
John J. Lewis
Wolst
Hayos
Planes Crash in Sham Naval Battle Off West Coast
Two navy PBY bombers collided during a sham battle near an offshore fleet near San Diego California. Eleven crewmen died and three were seriously injured with ten missing. Survivors were rescued or treated aboard hospital ships as crews searched all night for more bodies.
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United Press
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Beavier
Crat
James
Jin
Cushed
Tealing
Accient
Lexington
Saratoga
Sveadnaught
Pennsylvania
Clute
Bloch
Naval Base
Elmer Glen Cooper
Monticello
Arklet
Carlton G. Hotchins
Atheny
No Yo
Flying Caver
Envi
John Koch
Woledo
Joe F. Walton
Maurice J. Fitzmaurice
Mile George G. Griffin
Julian Rais
William F. Landgreve
J. H. Hester
John Gneldgweicki
Marion W. Woounts
Donal B. McKay
Vernon D. Hatfield
Louis Carpenter
Hester
Foreign nations unlikely to invade the United States
Admiral William D. Leahy testifies that it would be extremely hazardous for any Asiatic power to attempt invasion of the United States even with naval force. He notes parity would not provide full safety. Rep. Brewster questions plans to quarantine aggressor nations, which Leahy denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Press
Washington
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Leahy
Ralph O. Brewster
Roosevelt
U. S
Brewster
Chicago
Melvin J. Mays
Minna
Man Rescued After Eight Hours Mid River Cliff
Walter Giblin, a 20 year old musician, was trapped for nearly eight hours on a river cliff in the Merrimack River at Lowell Massachusetts. Coast guardsmen performed a breeches buoy rescue and he was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in poor condition with severe frost exposure.
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Mpn
Ciece
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack
Walter Giblin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Extradition Fight for Dixie Davis in Philadelphia
Rich ard Dixie Davis, once a church viedinist linked to a $100 million policy racket, fights extradition to New York City. He left a Philadelphia Central police cell to confer with an attorney. District Attorney Dewey prepares papers for Governor Lehman in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Richard
Dixie) Davis
Dutch Schultz
New York City
Central Police Station
Samuel Scofield
Fire destroys big oil truck at St Marys Pa
Fire destroyed a large oil company truck and trailer at St Marys Pa. Driver Donald Murelt escaped unharmed as the empty vehicle burned quickly due to loose motor wiring. Loss estimated at $18 000 with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Emblem Oi Company
St. Marys
North Corry
Donald Murelt
Avertie
Loas
Defendants Freed In Payroll Padding Probe
Brookville Pennsylvania February 8 trial of three former Jefferson County state department highway employees on charges of conspiracy to defraud the Commonwealth in connection with alleged payroll padding ends abruptly as the defendants see the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Jefferson County
State Department
Commonwealth
Submarine patrols widen as 65 warships prepare to hunt pirates
London reports 65 British ships and at least 925 French vessels cleared for action in the Mediterranean. Italian units join the flotilla in a major anti pirate patrol. Britain seeks orders within 48 hours to sink surfaced submarines on sight, amid tensions over the Endymion sinking and the NYON anti pirate accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
Mediterranean
Great Britain
France
Italy
Endymion
Kane Lodge No. 412 marks fiftieth anniversary
Kane Lodge No. 412 charter members survive as Corryite M Drake of Corry and others gathered for a fifty year celebration. GC H Rickert superintendent of Kane public schools spoke as part of a special program in the lodge rooms. Lodge founded January 12, 1838 with members A Erickson W H Christie Andrew Skoglund and Swingle noted among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Drake
Corry
Kane Lodge
GC. H. Rickert
Kane Public
A. O. Erickson
W. H. Christie
Andrew Skoglund
Kane
Swingle
California
Labor problem divides party leaders in governor race
Pennsylvania Democrats confront labor influence as Thomas Kennelly eyed for governor. A Washington discussion among John L. Lewis Walter Jones and party leaders hit an impasse over labor representation on the ticket. Guffey Jones Colegrove and Lawrence are cited as western contenders with internal splits over support and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shepley
United Press
Harrisburg
Camul
Washington
Walter Jones
Pittsburohillman
John L. Lewis
Devil Lb. Lawrence
Joseph Guffey
Ibo
Sucessof
Isbor
George H. Marle
U.S
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Falk
Guffey
Jones
Arthur Colegrove
Lawrence
Remeil
Tones
Lewis
Colegrave
Harle
Atuiney
Charles J. Margiotti
Chautauqua President Addresses School Directors on Leadership
Dr. Arthur Bestor, president of the Chautauqua Institution, urged Pennsylvanian school directors to develop leaders capable of meeting today’s industrial society challenges. He stressed that public schools bear this responsibility in building a strong future.
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Chautauqua
Harrisburg
Amering
Arthur Bestor
New York
Chautauqua Institution
Tok
Pennsayhwitian School Directors Association
Ground breaking planned for Edinboro College buildings
Edinboro State Teachers College prepares a public ground breaking on Friday February 11 at 12 30 PM for four new buildings. Speakers include John B Brooks president of the board of trustees Dr Carmion Rise college president James Smith replacing the ancient body and James P Rossiter Richard H Bine Arthur Colegrove will attend. Open ceremonies occur between Haven Hall and Neymal Hall at the new auditorium site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuaiveuse Wiveless Cera Mere
Pennsylvania
Edinboro State Teachers College
John B .Brooks
B Board of Trustees
Carmion Rise
James Smith
Nam
Tac College
John JB. Brooks
Iboard of Trustees
Richard H. Bilne
Department of Public Instruction
James P. Rossiter
Pennsylvania State Authority
Arthur Colegrove
Hayen Hall
Neymal Hall
Charge Burke With Half Truths In Probe Plea
National Labor Relations Board Chairman J Warren Madden defended the agency against charges of offering incompetency and inefficiency. He told the Senate labor committee that calls for a congressional investigation by Senator Burke are based on misinformation, half truths, and trivialities. He admitted the NLRB has made mistakes but argued criticism could have been avoided by compromising core principles.
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United Fresa
Washington
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Ull
Twitch
Thel
Tay Peen
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