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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1938
Page
1
Chamberlain defends new British talks with Italy
Premier Neville Chamberlain tells the House of Commons that the League of Nations cannot ensure collective security and warns Britain could be drawn into war by delaying talks with Italy. He defends opening conversations as necessary, while reports on Italy’s demands vary including recognition of Ethiopia and influence in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United Press
London
League of Nations
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Italy
Chamberlain
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Suez Canal
Britain
Mediterranean
Aldermen and Justices Criticized by Grand Jury Report
The grand jury denounced aldermen and justices for binding defendants over to court on multiple charges to inflate costs. It urged a tribunal to handle minor offenses and called for fairer treatment and reduced tax burdens. The report urged policing reforms and noted new parking additions on West Main Street to increase space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terruary Grand Jury
W. E. Hirt
Jpiry
Ain
AGG
Ali
West Main Street
Sebwweh Center
First Value
Diazona
Nuritenr Ce Faly Ch
French Ship Prada Under Fire Near Valencia
Paris Feb 22 United Press says the French steamer Prada sent an SOS claiming attack 16 miles off Valencia. The destroyer Epervier rushed to aid. An aircraft reportedly harassed the Prada wounding one crew member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Algence Radio
Prada
Valencia
Epervies
Prads
Hitler poised to move on Czechoslovakia in expansion drive
United Press reports Berlin plans a swift step to detach Czechoslovakia from Soviet ties as Hitler expands Nazi influence. The piece frames Czechoslovakia as a democratic island amid dictatorships and notes aim to weaken the Little Entente and Franco British influence in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Woodrow Wilson
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Reich
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Balkans
France
Germany
U S Isolated By British Actions In World Crisis
The British cabinet crisis and Eden's resignation, with Chamberlain's hints of recognizing Italy's Ethiopian conquest and offering credits, push the United States away from European affairs. Officials split between immediate diplomacy with Italy and broader ties with Britain, Italy, and Germany, recalling past British friction with the U S in crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Montee
Ate
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
United States
Britain
Chamberlain
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Germany
Henry L. Stimson
Japan
Manchuria
Sir John Simon
Warren plant verdict on union charges
Trial examiner George Pokat of the National Labor Relations Board recommended that the Pennsylvania Fur nate and Tron Company in Warren reinstate backpay to workers and cease interfering with their union activities. The report followed a hearing into alleged unfair labor practices in May and June 1986 prompted by Warren International Association of Machinists charges filed in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty Wnited
Pittsburgh
George Pokat
National Labor Relations Boandh Today
Pennsylvania Furnate and Tron Company
Warren
Polter
Nlirib
Warren Lodge
International Association of Machiniats
Ban on Political Displays in Vienna Under New Edict
Police closed the University building after clashes between Nazi and anti Nazi students. Schuschnigg announced a four week ban on political remonstrations and urged celebration of the New Agreement with Germany. Catholic students occupied the hall in a show of support for Schuschnigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Mancellor
Hart Schuschnigg
Schuschnige
Germany
Hwever
Theaylay
Thie
Citigen
Gasoline dealers raise prices amid ongoing price war
In Prim Pa Met the majority of Erlé gasoline dealers today raised prices by 15 to 18 cents per gallon as the price war tightened forcing some stations to close. The move comes amid pressures from low price competition and dealer forces nearby station closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prim
Erlé
Avsargntly
Essni
Sloe
Two New Measles Cases Reported Here
Two new measles cases were reported to health authorities today. The patients are four year old Robert Pom of 448 South Center Street and an individual identified as Goffman, 1006 West Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tojHey
Robert Pom
South Center Street
Award
Goffman
West Pleasant
Nationalists Recapture Teruel In Major Battle
Rebels recaptured the strategic town of Teruel today in what observers call one of the war’s bloodiest battles. Nationalists claim hundreds of Loyalists slain or captured as insurgents closed in from north and south to split the Loyalist defenses and drive them from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teruel
United Press Hiondaye
Brancisco -Pranco
Te- Mel
Menang Steel
Real
Valeencia
Bameling
Terue
Aimrprise
Tedluel Na
Storm Water Project Submittal Planned on Seneca Street
City engineers propose submitting a storm water control project to the Works Progress Administration for a property on Seneca Street. WV R Dickson estimates labor costs while municipal leaders vote to file the proposal, pending formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Vent Tee Pomeny Auto
Works Progress Administration
Seneca Street
WV. R. Dickson
Fitches
Club Wilt Takes Over Hotel If Taxes Dropped
City and school officials oppose tax exoneration on back taxes for the Imperial hotel property at Etvat avenue and Main street. Italia American Club offers to repair and operate the building if arrears are dropped. Total taxes exceed 75 percent school taxes with investigation ordered to assess options for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hotel
Etvat Avenue
Italiai-American Club
Uuliding
Elwine Kincaiy
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Scott
Apt
Tom
Mire
Rose Torek
A. O
Sandburg
Blaine Kincaid
Students kept at home by parents protest court order
Seventeen students and twenty one children from a total 81 enrolled in Mor tig an acheol Hamilton township stayed home in a parental anti suspension protest against Judge Hubbard reinstating Mrs Christine Prentice as teacher under the Teacher Tenure Act. The board faced the threat of arrest for compulsory attendance violations as it battles the court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor- Tigan Acheol
Hamilton Township
Christine
Prentice
Charles . Hubbard
Bramilton Township
Godance Law
Moe
Borah Says UK Abandons US Alliance Aim
Idaho Senator William Borah warned the European crisis stems from Britain abandoning any alliance with the United States He said London aims to counter Germany by courting Italy and that a US rapprochement is impossible due to American public opinion He added Britain seeks to weaken Germany by creating splits with Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
William Borah
Idaho
Senate
Great Britain
Unites States
Borah
Britain
Italy
Germany
United States
Borsh
Taly
Tax Program Near House Consideration After Committee Vote
The administration's business tax revision bill, a 334 page measure, moved toward House consideration early next week after the Ways and Means committee tentatively approved it. A Republican bid to strike the new tax on closely held corporations failed 15 to 10, and Democrats and committee members then adopted agreed modifications and minor changes before adjourning, subject to Chairman Robert L. Boughton's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie Tee Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert L. Boughton
N.C
DEM Leaders Seek Harmony in State GOP Endorsement Effort
Harrisburg reports continued maneuvering by five party leaders to smooth factional rifts and secure an endorsed Republican slate for the Pennsylvania primary. State Chairman David Lawrence plans Friday meetings in Harrisburg to present the approved slate, naming Jones for governor and Mundy for lieutenant governor among others. Meanwhile Guffey and Lewis offered no clarifying statement on their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Charles Ann Jones
Pittsburgh
Genegé J. Harle
Leo C. Mundy
Wilkes’Barre
Anl
Thomas A. Logue
U. S
Joseph ©. Guffey
John L. Lewis
Jones
Eroonline
Superior Court
Gadge Av
Ex-Postmaster Charged With Embezzlement in Bonds Case
John Laurence Galan former Franklin Postmaster was indicted on embezzlement charges involving five U S bonds of 1000 dollars each and postal funds. He allegedly pledged the bonds to secure a loan and did not surrender title to Oil City National Bank. Also noted is the death of astronomer George Ellery Hale at 69 in Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
John Laurence Galan
Franklin
Tulay
Federal Grand
Callan
U.S
Oil City National Bank
Pasadena
George Ellery Hale
Nation Observes Birth of Washington Respect Talk
Washington celebrated the 206th birthday with a keynote from Washington's Farewell Address urging avoidance of permanent foreign alliances and guarding against foreign influence. Base of the Washington Monument will host ceremonies by many groups. veterans organizations will lead a national tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unites Press
George Washington
Congress
Washington Monument
Tom
Mionrt-Simanty
Arrests surge as Hungary raids Nazi HQ in Budapest
Hungarian police raided Nazi headquarters in Budapest uncovering a plot to seize power as Europe reels from Hitler's moves into Austria. British and French leaders, notes of diplomacy with Mussolini, and Eden's resignation shape a tense continental scene ahead of a potential shift in alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Budapest
Hitler
Kure
Andre Charles Corbin
London
Britain
France
Benito Musgolini
Anthony Eden
King George
House of Campmons
Chamberlain
Paris
Wright Found Sane by Court
Paul A. Wright, acquitted of murder by reason of insanity, was pronounced sane by Judge Ten B. Lindsey in Los Angeles on March 22. He promised to atone by taking the lesson to heart and abstaining from liquor as he awaited release from the psychopathic ward. He is expected to be freed within the five days allowed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrreee Ramen
Los Angeles
Paul A. Wright
Ten B. Lindsey
Gas price situation shows little change nationwide
The report notes prices held near 1044 cents a gallon by major distributors while stations cutting rates this week continued the lower charge. Local outlets in Union City reflect the same trend as the price pattern inches upward, with a 36 cent spike anticipated in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Gus Rar
Ihpen
Union City
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Security OF League
Mussolini
Russia
England
Warren Plant
Guffey
Lewis
DEM
James
U. S. Savings
Hungary
Chamberlain Mayes
Wright
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