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27 Feb 1935
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
1
Blairgowrie Sinks in Atlantic Storm with 26 Feared Lost
In a fierce Atlantic hurricane, the British freighter Blairgowrie went down with 26 crew aboard after SOS calls. The Europa American Banker and Blommersdijk pressed a search for wreckage and survivors but found nothing as they fought through gale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Marion Young
United Press
Gapwright
Europa
Mid Atlantic
Blairgowrie
Lilairgowrie
United States
Netherlands
Blommeradijk
Blairgawrie
SOS
Blommers‘ejl
Six of Earle's Tax Proposals Are Approved on First Reading
Federal Judge John P. Nields ruled that company unions are lawful under the National Industrial Recovery Act when they do not affect interstate commerce. He denied an injunction against Weirton Steel over employee representation plans and found no evidence that payments to a company union’s executive committee influenced decisions. The decision touches Section 7A and the legality of company unions in intra state commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilmington
Del
John P. Nields
NRA
Nields
Weirton Steel Company
Comppany
Weirton Plants
Amalgamated Association of Ign, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Weirton Mills
Niells
Tidge Nields
Weir Sees Vindication Of Position In Suit
Weir Steel Company hailed a court decision as complete vindication of its stance that employees operated their own representation plan without employer domination. The ruling affirms the legality of the employee representation plan and its role in collective bargaining, according to company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
United Press
New York
Tin “Weirton
Weirl Steel Company
Eirnest Corporation
United Presa
Weirton Steel Company
National Steel Cor
Iudee Nielda
Teir
Four Erie Men Arrested Over Counterfeit Bill Ring
Federal authorities hold four Erie men Philip Zielinski 22 Robert Stoniski 23 Walter Piezykowski 22 and George alias Duke Connelly after a wholesale spread of counterfeit five and ten dollar notes. Zielinski allegedly confessed to passing the bogus bills bought at 140 for fake notes with a face value of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Philip Zielinski
Robert Stoniski
Walter Piezy-kowski
George
Duke
Liquor Price Slash Mistake Says Schnader
Harrisburg report on February 27 notes William A. Schnader ex attorney general told a House committee the Sweepstakes liquor price at $1 a bottle was a mistake. He described prior DoJ oversight under the Ainchot era and details of contracts to avoid a $2 floor tax dispute. The board defended the pricing as market aligned despite Schnader’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Wm. A. Schnader
House
Liquor Control Board
Department of Justice
Ainchot
Camden
N. J
Rumor of Hamilton Killing Quashed by Officials
Texas rangers and Highway Patrol Chief L G Phares discounted a teletype report that gunman Raymond Hamilton had been killed at Alice. San Antonio police also called the report a rumor and Alice officials found no basis for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
United Press
Austin
Texas Rangers
State Highway Patrol
L. G. Phares
Raymond Hamilton
Alice
Tex
Phares
Highway Patrol
San Antonio
English Naval Officer Convicted in Hood Collision Case
A court martial at Portsmouth found Captain Henry Fielard Lawbrage, commander of the battle cruiser Rengwh, guilty of negligence in the recent collision with the warship Hood. The verdict followed charges that he acted negligently in the encounter, potentially affecting ship safety procedures and command responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteg Frese
Portsmouth
Kinginnid
Henry Fielard Lawbrage
Rengwh
Hood
Levy on chain stores among Warle tax proposals
Harrisburg reports seven of Governor Warle’s revenue ideas as part of a 22 point plan to raise 203 million in new taxes for the coming biennium. The package includes a tax on mercantile firms and similar levies, with hearings planned next week and first readings completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Warle
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ruth
Publc
Auditor General's Department
Reve
Department of Revenue
Wm. N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Wm. A. Shaw
Allegheny
Woul
Pittsburg
Brutal murder case linked to Weiss kidnapping trial advances
In Doylestown Pennsylvania on February 27 the commonwealth plans to call more witnesses in the Weiss case. testimony places Martin Farrell and Francis Wiley among four principals in the kidnapping and murder of Philadelphia sportsman Win Weiss. Witness Eckert described the plan and firing sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Doylestown
Commonwealth
Martin Farrell
Francis Wiley
Win
Big Nose
Weiss
Philadelphia
Lena Weiss
Robert Hobert
Kidnep
Farrell
Wiley
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
Eckert
Legenza
Move to End Work-Relief Tieup
Senators who opposed the White House work relief bill met in Washington to discuss progress toward breaking the deadlock. Attendees included Wagner, Ney, La Follette, Costigan, and McCarthy, with secret talks signaling improved prospects and plans for another session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House
Baby Bonds To Be Placed On Sale Friday
The new United States Savings Bonds Series A will be placed on sale at the post office Friday morning in denominations of 25 50 100 and 500 dollars. The bonds mature in ten years and enable the purchaser to increase capital by about one third if held to maturity. The smallest unit costs 18.75 now and redemption value grows over ten years with semiannual increases. Banks provide protection by registering the purchaser’s name with the U S Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings Bonds
Tn Gale
U.S. Treasury
Meadville Seeks Cut in Electric and Gas Rates
Meadville city council adopted a resolution asking Associated Gas & Electric and United Natural Gas to reduce both residential and commercial rates. If the owners do not lower rates, the state should explain why Meadville is not entitled to a reduction. The council also sought Penns Electric’s view on possible rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Associated Gas & Electric Company
United Natural Gas Company
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Mellon Sells Bonds to Holding Company
The federal government admitted that a Mellon holding company bought 350000 dollars in bonds hours after Andrew W Mellon sold them to its broker. The dates and serial numbers link the two transactions and the government indicated the sale occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Wiyese
Meseme
Pittsburgh
Andrew W. ‘Mellon
Itis
Rokinson
Alabama dry faction lead widens after late county returns
Early results show late rural county returns pushing the dry faction into the lead by more than 500 votes in Alabama. The tally backs the referendum on the long-standing prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
United Press
Birmingham
Peniista
Ala Bowin
Thorough Probe of Relief Cases Urged by State Board
Harrisburg February 27 The State Emergency Relief Board is urged to employ more thorough and painstaking investigation of applicants for relief in a resolution sponsored by State Rev. Marshall Lynen Fulton. The purpose is to bring to justice the undeserving parasites who through greed deprive those truly in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Marshall Lynen
Fulton
Men Wanted entertainment aids needy veterans in Corry
Proceeds from the benefit entertainment Men Wanted to aid unemployed and needy veterans in Corry will be collected at the Senior High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings. The show, produced by Lieut A W Thompson Post VFW, features city singers, a musical comedy story with song and dance, and humorous capers. Reserved seats are sold at Condra’s with large crowds expected and funds aiding ex service men in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
A. W. ‘Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Probe Mine Blast Kills Four Men in Uniontown Shaft
Four men died and fourteen were injured in a Pleasant Valley shaft collapse near Uniontown. District Mine Inspector Richard Maize announced an official probe would begin within hours as crews cleared debris from a wrecked mine car complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Uniontown
Richard ‘Maize
Pleasant Valley Mining Company
Jit
John Sumter
John, Jr
Pewr Cristine
Charles
Ice Gorge Breaks Near New Bethlehem
A flood at Red Bank Creek along Route 28 eases as a sea gorge dam or debris obstruction loosens. Water receded quickly after the jam broke, reducing immediate danger to the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
New Bethlehem
Red Bank
Further delay in hearings on revision bills
State senate constitutional changes committee plans hearings on two Pennsylvania revision plans and a May 11 report date. Chairman G Mason Owlett said testimony will be heard March 6 from the Bar Association the Chamber of Commerce the State Association of Boroughs and other groups. He noted delays due to unready witnesses and an executive committee meeting of the Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press State
Harrisburg
State Senate
Pennsylvania
G. Mason Owlett
Lo Iday
Tioga Republican
Pennsylvania Bar Association
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce, the State Asociation of
Senate
Owtett
State Chamber of ‘Commerce
Hary Knight
Sunbury
Lal
State Bar Association
Owlett
Northumberland County Judge Hollister Dies at 44
Northumberland County Pa Feb 27 Judge Joseph B Hollister of Mt Carmel died at 44 after emergency surgery in Haytishug hospital. A blood clot on the intestines led to the operation last Sunday and he lingered until 340 p m yesterday. Elected November 1938 he succeeded Judge Baward Baker who died after a year and two months on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baward Baker
Justice Department to Appeal Weirton Steel Ruling
The Justice Department said it would appeal the Wilmington Federal Court decision in the Weirton Steel case. It held that the National Recovery Act could not be applied to intrastate commerce, a ruling the department plans to challenge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
United Press
Washington
Justics Department
Vficiaix Today
Wilmington
Weirton Steel
Change sought in issuance of firearms permits in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg legislative proposal would strip police chiefs and sheriffs of power to issue concealed carry licenses. It would place licensing under the superintendent of the state police and abolish the current $10 permit fee collected by county treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles R. Mallory
Blair Republican
Senate
County Treasuries
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Nantes
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Schnader
Robert ®. Wagner
N. Yi
Pat McCaran
DB. Ney
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Wis
Edward P. Costigan
Colu
Wagner
10Unevelba
Ayere
U, & Saving
Uniontown
Northumberland CO
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