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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1937
Page
3
Announcements mix with weather notes and public notices. Old battleship Maine anniversary recalls Havana harbor tragedy of 1898. Property tax deadlines loom. Roads icy from recent snow. Local dinners and meetings feature Dr. Craig Hoyt and Philo C. Dix.
London Feb 15 Great Britain faces new industrial tensions as sit-down strikes and company unions test a system built on the 1927 trade disputes act. The law bars strikes aimed at broad policy or coercion, while industrial courts offer mediation. Unemployment remains high, and the government monitors labor unrest amid a boom in armaments. British unions and employers hinge on legal constraints, with police ready to prevent violence and magistrates enforcing restraint.
An annual dinner meeting organized by Y supporters features remarks from Rev Bot and invited guests from Meadville Harrisburg and Jeave City Colleges. The program includes a question and answer discussion on expansion of Y activities in the coming year.
IMigy Oliver Mun, son of Mr and Mrs Marshal Miller of Spartanburg Pa, married Hattie Mason of Corry at McKeesport Pa in a parsonage ceremony performed by Rev and Mrs Morgan. They will honeymoon two weeks, then return to Corry. Miss Macon a Corry High School graduate 1931 works at Montgomery Ward. Mr Miller a Montgomery Ward employee.
Earle awaits reply to plea for aid as budget message is deferred pending word on federal funds. Roosevelt and Ickes press for completion of urgent public works, including $60 million in projects. Legislators return to the capital amid uncertainty over federal grants and costs of consolidating welfare and public aid programs.
A postcard mailed years ago in Nebraska City has finally arrived. It was sent from Pocatello Idaho to Mars and mentions Frank Hoke of Nebraska City as the recipient.
Joseph Shuster of Corry aged twenty va was treated at Corry hospital Sunday afternoon for head injuries after a bicycle collision near Cutting at noon. He was riding with another rider when his cycle collided with a vehicle. the driver, Anema Seiji of Mendyilly, escaped injury. Shuster received initial treatment then was able to leave the hospital.
Cleveland police arrested two men in connection with the beating that killed New Castle sergeant Robert J H Dukes on Saturday. A third suspect remains sought as extradition proceeds, while Angelo Pedonensi and Pasquale Traci face felonious attack and battery charges after identifications by witnesses. A separate Berlin notice orders German hotels to purge foreign terms from menus, removing hors d'oeuvre and consommé.
Gov George H Earl plans Senate confirmed nominations for an anthracite commission to study the industry and bootlegging. William Lanett, Hus vison Hebbitzelle, Morris L Ern nest, James Angell Owen, and Willan Jett Lauck named to inquire into a $22,000 annual bootleg coal trade with a $50,000 appropriation. The panel will report to the legislature and revive the 1873 inquiry into the hard coal industry.
Requiem Mass for Anthony Adamczyk was held at St Elizabeths Church at 8 am conducted by Rev Carl L Heidt. Interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery with bearers Stanley Yanovski Joseph Ekhynsi Nichols Kaliko Michael Tomehick Frank Redlecki and Ivan Sawachyn. Relatives and friends attended with out‑of‑town mourners Mrs Nellie Zabasts Cleveland Michael Adamezyte McKeeport Tony Adamezyk Erie and Coroner George E Blood of Fredonia noted the case. A separate report details the death of Thomas L Hiteame 61 found shot in his Panama barn, ruled suicide after investigation.
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