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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

8

Happenings at Carter Hill and Vicinity

Carter Hill area notes mark Frank Hays birthday on Feb 6 and list many local visits and gatherings. Residents including Burrows re elected secretary at Wattsburg Fair Association, with frequent neighbors visiting in Beaverdam Spring Creek Corry Jamestown and nearby farms.

Frank Hays H. M. Burrows Fair Assa Carter Hill Hays Bloss Beaverdam Harvey Bynmston North Wast Leonard Hays Wattsburg Fair Association Francis Milter Hazen Follett Bert Slye Archie Hurlbut Teen Proctor Jamestown J. Follett Spring Creek Moa Fred Pitts Martin Costello Corry Bert Slyers Len Sebukneel Brookes Ed Blues Mis Aries Profter MD Williams Dan Parkhurst Walter Bloas North Fast Diane Euests Ietter Mbps Clarence Slye Monew Byron Hodge Fred Macon Louis Cock Snent Monvar Bersa Harve Clarence Sive Sena Eer Everts Mire Proctor Proctorville Phext Remi Glenn Davis Jam Ver Franke Cromer Spear Charlas

Charters Revoked for Two Amalgamated Lodges

Pittsburgh February 7. The charters of the Duquesne Pennsylvania and Youngstown union lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers were revoked amid actions linked to an outlaw meeting. Michael Tighe, president, cited the lodges among many others tied to the gathering led by William Spang of Duquesne.

Pitstburgh Duquesne Youngstown Amalgamated Frees Union Michael Tighe Amalgamated Association of Iron, Fteel and Tin Workers William Spang

Pal of Karpis Onces Lived Near Oil City in Titusville

Titusville readers recall a Justice Department alert for Harry Campbell linked to Alvin Karpis escape. The Oil City bulletin traces Campbell’s background from Tecumato engine to McClintockville, noting his parents George H Campbell and family ties. It mentions Campbell’s sisters Pearl and Myrtle and references a 22 year old family incident near Kiitockville for the west.

Titusville Bulle Jtin Harry Campbell U. S. Department of Justice Alvin Karpis Juste Atlantic City Karpis Department of Justice Campbell Oil City McClintockville Rouseville George H. Campbell McClintod Cornplanter Township School Board Pearl Myrtle Campbell Harry Kiitockville

Missionary Society meets for sewing and plans at church

The Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. E. A. Hook's home with twenty one in attendance. A tureen dinner was served at noon and sewing focused on bed and children's clothing. The afternoon business meeting, led by president Mrs. Elmer Westley, decided to move the weekly prayer meeting to Wednesday at 8 80. Plans were set to assist Chau tauqua Bible conference attendees at the Baptist church on Monday February ith with a 6 o'clock evening meal. The study centered on Great events of Man's Last Decade from the Jewish Missionary Magazine and What is Going on in Palestine at the Present Time.

The Baptist Missionary Society E. A. Hook Elmer Westley Baptist Church Society Jewish Missionary Magazine Palestine

Danger in gold policy eyed by banker in St Marys

C. Hartman cashier of St Marys National Bank warns that a Supreme Court ruling overturning the Roosevelt gold policy could harm business both in the United States and abroad. He says the impact depends on how quickly conditions stabilize after such a decision.

ST. Marys Supreme Court of the C. 2 Hartman St. Marys National Bank America

Board of Thanks For Kindness After Loss

The family expresses sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for flowers sympathy and use of cars during the bereavement following the death of Louise Turnet their daughter and sister.

Louise Turnet

VFW dinner draws throng for Ladies Auxiliary event

Over one hundred guests attended a chicken dinner at the VFW home served by the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Far Tuckson chaired the kitchen and Mrs. Fred Taylor led the dining room. Proceeds will go to the auxiliary treasury. United Press reported Washington coverage notes a Rayburn resolution approving a 750000 FCC investigation into American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the telephone industry including rate structures.

V. MW Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Abe Pllock Far! Tuckson Fred Taylor Ladies Auxilary's United Press Washington Wise Interstate Commerce Committee Rayburn American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company Federal Communications System Sam Rayburn D Pex

Guffey Pushes Coal Bill To Roosevelt For Public Utility Use

Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania met with President Roosevelt to urge the bill making bituminous coal a public utility. Guffey and United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis discussed the coal measure and planned a follow up conference.

Washington Roosevelt Josep Guffey Guffey White House John L. Lewis United Mine Workers

Flooded Long Beach Homes After Heavy Southern California Rains

Flood waters receded from a 19 block residential district in Long Beach as more than 200 homes were inundated by a heavy rainstorm that dumped over an inch in three hours. Residents used rowboats to evacuate and assess damage.

Univeres Long Beach Cal California

Self-Government of Industry Gains Favor

The article discusses continued debates over new NRA legislation including collective bargaining rights for labor, codes of air competition, and child labor prohibitions. It notes opposition from organized labor fearing insufficient unemployment relief and mentions proposals for shorter work weeks as leverage in the NRA continuation.

NRA Avai MRA Bellig Rence

Court Sets Style for Women in Judge Olver’s Court

A fragmentary report from Len ton England notes how attire in court is governed by formal conduct. A woman entering the court is advised to dress modestly to maintain propriety, while spectators observe etiquette and decorum under judicial oversight.

Judge Olver Lenton England

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