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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

5

Margiotti Locates Office in Pittsburgh

Attorney General Charnes Margiotti announced the sale of his Punxsutawney law practice and will make Pittsburgh his official residence though his family will live elsewhere. Vincent Casey, his former partner, bought Margiotti's share of the firm, which had long offices in Pittsburgh yet Punxsutawney remained his official home amid bar association residency tensions.

Punxsutawney Charnes Margiott Ponsgutawney Pittsburgh Margiotti Vincent Mr. Casey Punxsu Tawney Margiotti Long Allegheny County Bar Association

Pennsylvania editor found dead in car garage

Marion L. Dietz, 38, a well known Pennsylvania newspaper man, was found dead in his car in a garage late yesterday. Coroner Alexander M. Peters ruled the death as carbon monoxide poisoning and said it was not yet determined if the death was accidental.

Alilentoon Marion L. Dietz Pennsylvania Alexander M. Peters

Corry Daily Nets Wide Spirits of City Guests

Personal notices recount a long list of visitors and locals flying between Corry and nearby towns. Entries name Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Dawson, Arlane Hoover, Thomas Fisher of Buffalo, Alton Hinman, Jerry Blanchard, Bess Crawfoot, Donald Group, Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Walter Rhodes, Rev. J. C. Reid, H. Ray Harris, Mrs. MacKenzie, and many others visiting relatives, attending funerals, or returning home after holidays in Jamestown, Meadville, Erie, and Pittsburgh with mentions of addresses and travel.

R. G. Dawson Warren Arlane Hoover Gomy Teachem Herome Indiana Corry Thomas Fisher Buffalo Alton Hinman Titusville Jerry Blanchard Bess Crawfoot Jamestown C. A. Thomas West Congress Street Franc Geiger Brie Geiger Donald Group Pittsburgh Clint ‘Clifford Akron Ruth ‘Anderson N. Y Walter Rhodes Emmaline J.C. Reid Findley Lake Harold Waite Pittfield Berniece Dickerson Alma N.Y H. Ray Harris North Center Street B.D W. H. Davean Harold G. Wolf New York State Wolfe Charlotte Walter Leeper East Smith Street Zelma Ruth Taylsy East Wayne Street Meadville Milon L. Brown Howard J. ‘Sheen M. E. Barney C. Richard Paulson Nels Finch Sayre Sterl Artley Join Hammon Hest Wayne Street Fred Healy Milton Healy Gland Hazel Knowlton Eile Arlena Mott C. A. Mountain Youngsville B. H. Harmon Ann Connellsville Pass N. Troy Gillette Mises Bernice Olds Jane Fern Raymond Jeannette Katherine Harelett Colegrove North East Lawrence Hammond Glets Perkins State College Norman Warner Emilie Burr R.S. Burr Maryville College Maryville Tenn George Orcuttanil Janet Cleveland East 108Th Street Richard Bachemer Arthur Crowell Moto FS. Austin Tha Corry Dades Erie G. B. Bennett Coletta Deissler Edward Deissler M. J. Parkhurst Murray Bliss C. P. Bliss Maple Avenue Franklin Marshall College Lancaster Parank P. Babbitt Marion Skidmore Babbitt

WPA Workers Strike in Painesville Ohio

Seven hundred WPA workers struck in Painesville Ohio today protesting the wage scale. The action halted the program in Lake County as strikers and WPA representatives arranged a conference for tomorrow morning.

Painesville WPA Lake County

Stone Fells Squirrel Findlay in Ironic Feat

Dizzy Dean lacks control as Paul Shuiaw knocks a squirrel 40 feet up a tree down with a stone and repeats the feat with a second stone, a railroad section describes the odd event and its dramatic handling.

Dizzy Dean Paul Shuiaw Paul

Stocks Open Higher as 1935 Begins

New York wires report irregular gains in the first session of the year with steel rails aviation and motors fluctuating on profit taking while utilities post modest advances. Rubber hits new highs and select issues improve on buying with American Telephone and DuPont rising but investment demand weak.

United Press New York American Telephone DuPont American Can American Locomotive American Smelters American T&t Anaconda Atlantic Refining Auburn Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Gurtiss-Wright , Cao Hirthee BL Chrysler Ole Columbia Gas Continental Gan General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Watch National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Otis Steel Penna RR Socony Vacuum Calif Studebaker Omon

Tribesmen Revolt Kill Italian Chief in Tripolitania

Six native Libyan tribesmen in the Tripolitania Tunisia border region rebelled and killed their Italian commander Lt. Biondi. Government spokesman called the incident a normal case of insubordination and a samoras situation.

Rome Tripolitania-Tunisia Biondi Samoras

Notice to Dog Owners of City

Glen Miller mayor issues a notice to dog owners in Corry about dogs running at large causing damage and frightening children. The notice cites Sections 1 and 25 of Pennsylvania Dog Law requiring officers to seize unaccompanied dogs and owners to confine or control dogs from sunset to sunrise.

Corry Commonwealth Pennsylvania Glen Miller

Thompson's Barosma Tablets Endorsed by Minister

Reverend J. Bass of Titusville Pennsylvania testifies that Thompson's Barosma Tablets benefited his kidneys pancreas stomach and liver. The ad urges readers with vague pains to cleanse kidneys and eliminate poisons using Barosma and Golden-Lax tablets, listing prices and drugstore availability.

Thompson J. Bass Titusville

Informer Named Best Film of 1935 by Critics

New York critics prize The Informer as best motion picture of 1935. Charles Laughton named best actor, Greta Garbo best actress, John Ford best director. Selections came from metropolitan paper critics voting by ballot except for the Sun.

Uniten Press New York Fim Crities the Informer Charles Laughton Greta Garbo John Ford the Sun

Faces Hearing on Poison Booze Charge in Aliquippa

Aliquippa man Adomoyich faces a hearing tonight on three counts of involuntary manslaughter after police found a large keg of moonshine at his home. The charges stem from the poisoning deaths of three of seven relatives who drank poisonous Christmastide beer in West Aliquippa, with three victims allegedly naming him as the source.

United Press Aliquippa Jay Beler Adamovich Justice of the Peace Clyde Hayward Parsons West Aliquinpa Adomoyichag Warnom

O Connell Transferred to St Zulalia's Coudersport

Rev. Francis M. O Connell longtime assistant pastor at St. Thomas church has been assigned to pastor St. Zulalia's in Coudersport Pa succeeding Rev. William Doyle who retires. O Connell will discuss with Doyle later this week and likely assume duties next Sunday. A farewell reception is planned locally.

Francis M. O'Connell St. Thomas’ Church St. Zulalia’s Coudersport Fr. O'Connell William Doyle Father Doyle

Italian Legation Guarded as Baltic Anger Rises

In Stockholm on January 2 twenty five policemen patrolled before the Italian legation amid anger over Italian air raids in Ethiopia. Marchese Paterno di Manchi, the Italian minister, was inside as crowds cried Down with Mussolini We demand satisfaction when he appeared yesterday outside the legation.

United Press Stockholm Legation Baltic Red Cross Ethiopia Marchese Paterno di Manchi Tintin Mussolini Marchese Materno

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