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Landing vid Livin g outlines peat exports from Australia and final details on the F De er project. Officials discuss production timing and market expectations amid rising demand for peat products.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented OCR: unnamed notices and stray text
Readable fragments describe living, a form, and a person named Tania B. Fool. context unclear due to garbled OCR. The snippet lacks full sentences or clear event, place, or date to anchor a proper news item.
Labor Defeats Administration On Wage Issue
Washington report on February 22 details Congress facing a pivotal vote over the prevailing wage amendment to the work relief bill. Labor's victory by a single vote 44 to 43 unsettles administration plans and raises the possibility of substitutions or delays in the $4.88 billion relief program as lawmakers debate funding and policy direction.
Hauptmann Defense Counsel Faced With Status Doubt
Trenton Ny February 22 Apparent amity among Hauptmann defense counsel persisted as Edward J Reilly's status remained unclear. Frederick A Pope spoke for the defense with Lloyd Esnes and Bert Rosecrans pushing an appeal stage that grants a stay of execution. A writ of error sends the case to the court of errors and appeals for review. Trial record to be filed March 12 and defenses must file specifications abuses and errors within 60 days. Argument date for the appeal not set but likely in May.
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United Press
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Frederick A Pope
Sommeville
Reilly
Pope
Ward
Lloyd
Isnes
Egbert Rosecrans
Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Battle for Amalgamated Steel Union control begins dawn
Pittsburgh report details a dawn bid for control of the Amalgamated Steel Union tied to AFL leadership splits. Washington lawmakers push to endorse union’s conservative leaders as factions brace for a high-stakes membership drive. Mike Tighe, veteran Amalgamated president, faces a weakened position amid Washington pressure and internal dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levings S. Willis
United Press
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Steel Union
American Federation of Labor Io
uRpn
Washington
John By Wewanapera
J. McSwain
House
Military Af
Anil
Amalgamated Association Mittee
Iron, Steel and
Piri
William Green
A. TF. of L
Cady
Mike Tighe
Amalgamated
Tighe
Old Mike
Entieman
DETROIT THREAT OF STRIKE LOOMS IN INDUSTRY
United Press reports Francis J. Dillon of the American Federation of Labor responded to manufacturer criticism of NTRB findings as tensions rise over labor relations. In Miami Lincoln Ellsworth plans to leave for New York to arrange financing for a third Antarctic flight. The House Ways and Means Committee aims to finish revising unemployment insurance tax provisions of the economic security bill in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro
Detroit
Francis J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
NTRB
Miami
Lincoln Ellsworth
New York
Antarctica
Washington
House
Wily and Means
London to Berlin visit signals talks with Reich leader
Semi official notice states Sir John Simon, foreign secretary, will visit Berlin briefly to confer with Adolf Hitler. In Washington a petition to force a House vote on the soldier bonus inflation measure mobilized over 100 signatures amid the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir John Simor
Berlin
Reichstur
Ier Ruolf Dltler
Washington
Youths Sentenced After Farm Theft Pleas
Two youths from Wayne township plead guilty to breaking and entering and larceny at the D J Bennett farm. They are to serve indefinite terms at Huntingdon reformatory. Theodore Machinski 24 Cory 22 were arrested by state police for farm thefts. A tool house break in on two occasions yielded tools and equipment, much of which was recovered at the Rupp residence. Judge A P Rossiter ordered the sentences. Louis Wager 23 Union City admitted passing a bad check and received five months in Erie county jail. Albert Fails 24 Erie and John Weaver 22 Girard faced sentences for a separate attempted restaurant break-in. Weaver to be sentenced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
D. J. Bennett
Huntingdon Reformatory
Theodore Machinski
Brianc
John Rupp
R. D
Cory
Benolt
Allegheny County Worldhouse
John Weaver
Fails
Fred J. Wright
Girard
Weaver
Three Deer Killers Sentenced to 105 Days in Jail
Greensburg, Pa Feb 22 Three men from Shar es Coole Township received 105 day sentences in Westmoreland County jail for illegal deer slaying. James Montieue 19 admitted shooting the deer along with his brother Edard 18 and Burt Dillon 40 who aided in handling the meat. Each fined 100 dollars and 45 cents or work at a dollar a day in county jail. They began serving sentences today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas
Greensburg
Coole
Westmorelind County
James Montieue
Justice of the Peace
M. Shoup
Ligonier
Edard
Burt Dillon
Squire Shoup
Gull
Connally Oil Bill Adopted by Senate in Oil Control Move
The Senate today adopted the emboldened report on the Connally oil bill to restore federal control over petroleum. The report preserves the core provisions of both Senate and House measures, outlining continued federal oversight of oil markets and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prem
Washington
Senate
Enilbrends
Fed
Bandit shot dead by officers in Michigan chase
Witaa hire a Michigan parole violator was killed today when he tried to flee during questioning about a robbery. Officers attempted to detain him after a holdout and gunfire ended the pursuit. Investigators will review the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Witaahire
Michigan
Dust Storms Sweep West Across Kansas and Plains
Dust storms sweep western Kansas and neighboring states with 36 mile per hour winds. Dodge City experiences thick dust clouds as desiccated soil from west Texas moves into the region. Wichita visibility drops to near zero for hours and wheat losses are feared in western Kansas.
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Opeisa
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Dodge City
Texas
Wichita
Well Planned Drive to Limit Crude Output
Washington February 22 The administration plans a strategic campaign to win congressional backing for federal control of about twelve billion dollars of crude oil industry assets. Oil Administrator Harold Ickes urges declaring oil a public utility to curb waste and regulate production, citing gas flared in Texas and Oklahoma and urging swift action to align oil with national interests. The push follows passage of the Connally bill and NRA concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Congress
Harold L. Ickes
Hacup
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Windont
Senate
House
Connally
NRA
U. S. Supreme Court
Relief Classes Resume Monday Across Cory and State
Emergency education relief classes will restart Monday under Robert L. Johnson, executive director of the state emergency relief board. About 5 000 teachers are employed in the program, with a prior suspension due to relief funds shortage. Washington sent $9,000,000 yesterday, bringing total relief funds to $20,600,000 for the year, enabling the return of classes for jobless persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Tay
Robert L. Johnson
Boand
Washington
Wea Phary
Iui
Rescue of Taide crew by Galea reported
News dispatch from New York states the Italian freighter Taide crew of eight was rescued by the Galea with no loss of life after a fierce Bay of Biscay storm. The Taide and two other vessels faced SOS calls. details of the rescue were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio ‘Marine Corporation
Radio Marine
Chatham
Mass
S. S. Galea
Taide
Eater
Ina Madre
Juventus
Bay of Biscay
Snow Closes Western Pennsylvania Roads After Heavy Storm
Snow blanketed western Pennsylvania highways with several inches piling up. Schools on holiday, adults stranded, and accidents were reported as the storm continued into the day. A family of five was forced from its Pittsburgh area home by fire, with damage around 1200 dollars. A Franklin snowfall record of six inches hindered traffic and plows mobilized across the county. In Washington, Rep. Patrick H. Drewry was elected chairman of the Democratic National Congressional Committee, succeeding Joseph Byrns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Franklin District
United Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Oliver M. Topley
Franklin
There
Erie
Heavs
Washington
Patrick H. Drewry
Joseph W. Byrns
Democratic National Congressional
Byrns
112 Pupils Win Letters at Corry Junior High School
At assembly this morning Corry Junior High School awarded letters to 112 pupils based on scholarship and citizenship under a point rating system. Rev. Perry F. Haines spoke on Washington and Lincoln. fifteen students earned a six inch letter C, ninety seven earned four inch letters, and a four inch O marks first term honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Tee Corry Junior High School
Perry F. Haines
Fist M. E
Washington
Alberta Armitage
Ruth Beckwith
Stanley Bielawski
Howard Brooks
Claribetle Bloss
Mardline Chase
Alvin Cogar
Rachel Graft
Verene Hill
Helen Howard
Alberta McElroy
Arthur Thompson
Merle VanCise
Julia’ Zepka
Corry Junior High School
Holt denies opposition to Guffey coal bill
United Press reports Sen elect Rush D Holt of West Virginia told a Senate Interstate Commerce subcommittee that coal interests are spreading the claim that West Virginians oppose the Guffey coal bill. He asserted the opposite and urged passage, accusing coal interests of lobbying against remedial legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Sen
Rush D. Holt
DB. W
Senate Interstate Commerce
West Virginia
Probe death of two U S girls in plane plunge
A coroners inquest will reconstruct the deaths of Jane 20 and Elizabeth 23 who leaped from a Hillman London Paris airliner over Upminster. American Consul General Du Bois and wife attend. letters from the girls may be read. The inquest is set for Monday at Hornchurch.
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Harry Flory
United Press
London
Sweethears
Fou
du Bois
United States
Ohe
Fradik
C. Gowen
Sie Tater
Naples
Gowen
Evers
Lewis
Hornchurch
Hope to Strip Bill of Wage Provision
Washington Feb 22 The administration's 4.886 billion work relief bill was sent back to the senate appropriations committee after White House opposition to major changes The move aimed to strip the prevailing wage provision and restore a form acceptable to the president The measure passed the house January 24 but stalled in a senate dispute likely delaying enactment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Washington
White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
21 Bills Affect Third Class Cities of Penn n
Corry and other third class cities of Pennsylvania are affected by 21 bills introduced at the 1985 legislature. The 18 house bills and three senate proposals include sponsors from Dauphin and Westmoreland counties and Moore Kent Kana to provide permanent voter registration. Only two cities Scranton and Pittsburgh use the system at present. A bill in the Senate by James J Coyne would abolish third class city assessors. Salaries of the assessor would be fixed by house bills introduced by Harry J Brownfield and Harry Diehl. Bridges and viaducts on state highways in such cities would be taken over by the State Highway Department for maintenance under a bill introduced by Rep J Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
George L. Reed
Dauphin
Harry N. Boyd
Westmoreland
H. Kent Kana
Mo ‘Kean
Scranton
Pittsburgh
James J. Coyne
Allegheny
Harry J. J. Brownfield
Fayette
Harry = Diehl
Bini
State Highway Department
Rep J. Brady
Page St
Stratosphere Flight Ends On Dry Muroc Lake
Wiley Post, famed round the world pilot, failed his seven hour flight attempt in Winnie Mae near Muroc Lake, ten miles from Los Angeles. He reported no injuries and minor damage to the plane after a forced landing.
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Muroc Lake
Post
New York
United Press
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Oklahoma Fier
Winnie Mae
Talay
Lockheed Alreroic
Post Flier Wiley Post Forces Down at Lake After Broken Line
United States aviation record attempt ends near Murocery Lake due to a broken oil line. Wiley Post reports no injuries. plane lightly damaged but repairable. Post plans to retry the coast-to-coast flight in a few days, with takeoff gear dropped during Nip. His wife confirms minimal damage and notes continued ambition to fly.
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Unitedress Union Air
Rin Panik
Gali
Wiley Post
Post
Tere Lodsty
Murocery Lake
Muroe
Mutou Lake
Tost
New York
Kiely
Taxpayer tax aid schedule announced for 1944 returns
Deputy Wils announces tax filing assistance at multiple locations and dates in Carry and nearby areas. Officers will help prepare 1944 returns ahead of the March 15 deadline, with postings at post offices and county towns through late February and early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi Vity
Wernesty
Seil Mointain
Weschler
Haliaetiy
Internal Revenue
Bashéei Nasiguel
Eply Weschler
Lalor City
Erle
Girard
Albion
St Ens Maret
W. H. Porter
Wore East
A. J. Guiity
Donty
Erie
Hiefim
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