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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
1
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A parliamentary technicality delayed the Spain arms embargo after Congress passed neutrality aims. The first shipment of planes had already left New York before the embargo could be signed by President Roosevelt, with further exports possible once permits are filed 24 hours in advance. The delay stems from the Senate not authorizing Vice President Garner to sign immediately, leaving the embargo awaiting signature into Friday.
Ticket sale underway for The Yankee King a five act comedy to be staged in the senior high auditorium Thursday and Friday evening January 14 and 16. The Dramatic class presents the show as a benefit for the Athletic Association with cast members including Thomas Roelofs guiding the production. Written for Carnegie Tech by Charles Day the comedy has toured successfully and is expected to bring strong attendance here.
Daytona Beach Florida January 7 Mrs Irene Armstrong militant grandmother mayor ends her gun control of the city hall to day after winning her battle to retain office Gov Fred P Cone who stepped into the governor office at noon Tuesday last night revoked an order by which Dave Sholtz retiring chief executive of the state had sought to oust her and the city administration
United Press reports President Roosevelt promises no person in need will be dropped from Works Progress Administration rolls and those removed will be reinstated. The assurance follows protests by Rep. William Sirovier over WPA project cuts, including four art programs, after discussions with Hopkins and new instructions issued.
Bulletin items note Germany’s conditional support against foreign volunteer troops in Spain while U.S. railroad leaders discuss retirement act. Kansas Gov Landon urges Congress to use the Commerce Clause to outlaw child labor. Vatican reports Pope Pius XI showing improvement after illness as U.S. moves toward renewing reciprocal trade agreements.
OSSINING N Y Jan 7 Three men sentenced to die at Sing Sing faced their final hours calmly amid meals. Salvatore Scata 19 the youngest ate steak French fried potatoes salad rolls ice cream fruit cigars and cigarettes for lunch and roast chicken French fried potatoes salad coffee and ice cream for dinner while awaiting execution for the murder of Edwin Esposito Brook lyn Transit Company chanter.
Members of the Corry hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a meeting chaired by Mins. J. A. Cassidy. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. G. G. Barker president, Mrs. J. Mount vice president, Mrs. L. E. Roelels recording secretary, and Mrs. Harry Auer treasurer. the latter two were re-elected. The group voted to redecorate and refurnish the Sun room opening into the Children's ward and will start work with Mrs. Cisterne Loveland continuing her contributions. Routine business concluded the session.
Cole a 63 year old retire d Village farmer was killed when his car stopped and pulled into the path of a Butter Crust Bread truck owned by Briand Gosslin of Jamestown. The inquest, led by county coroner Dr. W G Stroble, absolved the truck driver of fault.
Paris dispatch reports mass movement of troops volunteers and matériel into Spain amid civil war fighting. German and Italian forces linked to Madrid assault while Loyalists receive arms via France and Mediterranean ports. Observers note American aircraft and volunteers en route to Barcelona as France urges strict neutrality.
Paris reports the French government ordered its Syria command to block any Turkish incursion into Alexandretta. Officials disclosed about 30,000 white and colonial troops in Syria and warned against any occupation, while noting tensions could distract from Spain. Secretary officials rejected rumors of Turkish seizure and naval bases in the area. Mervyn Nast will depart for Blawart for several weeks.
Washington report says Rep O’Connor charged opponents promised hundreds of committee posts on Ways and Means for support. Democratic caucus shifted seats, electing Rep Wearin over Rep Dorsey, amid claims Gulfey influenced the race. O’Connor denied interference, while fraternal ties to Gulfey were cited.
Honolulu Jan 7 Naval authorities seek cause of yesterday’s crash in which Seaman Harvey J Comix of St. Louis and Airman Richard Hi Goraline of Appleton Wisconsin were hurt. the men attached to the U S 8 Louinville were stunting in a rented plane which went down in mud near Honoulu Comte suffers internal injuries and a fractured jaw.
Leaders confer on Roosevelt's request for extension of expiring emergency programs. They consider giving the president authority over government loan agencies at any time if warranted. The extension would apply to the motive fundation powers of the AERC, continuing APC loans until the corporation's affairs are cleaned up.
Sunday activities include Baptist union services at the Methodist church at 145 p.m. and a 3 p.m. program as the advisory board resolves church fire issues. Volunteers assist with the Pleasant Street fire site cleanup while plans for a new edifice and architect employment advance.
In Tacoma Washington January reports say Lenmon W. Mattson denies hearing pain from the man who kidnapped his 11 year old son Charles. Physicians and police pursue negotiations with the kidnapper while authorities guard the home estate and track leads. Mattson previously paid 28000 to the kidnapper who signed as Tim in a ransom note left at the house.
An earthquake was recorded today with the Franklin Institute velumograph. The event started at 8:45 a.m. and lasted about two hours. Data indicate an unclear magnitude. The report notes activity near Lahore and central Asia, with scattered references to observers and institutions.
Washington January 7 Joseph A Lewis head of the Hurtal organization joined by Alfred F Stent Jr Motors president traveled from New York to Detroit to discuss a plan against General Motors. Lewis aims to push a “one big union” strategy as the automaker industry weighs a major production shutdown.
Philadelphia January 7 The Navy Department announced arrangements for the burial of Admiral Albert Gleaves renowned for safely convoying one million American soldiers to France without a single loss of life during wartime service.
Crown princess Juliana of the Netherlands married German Princess Juliana in a civil ceremony at the same hour as a religious confirmation. The wedding took place in the Dutch Reformed church of St Rand and was followed by a simple, understated celebration reflecting royal restraint.
General Motors announced closures of the Flint engine plant Saginaw foundry and Bay City carburetor plant due to material shortages amid stalled labor talks. Gov. Murphy and UAW chief Homer Martin engaged in mediation as multiple plants face shutdowns and ripple effects nationwide.
Kiwanis Club discussed remodeling work at Gerry Hospital Room No 1 with a $219 expenditure plan. H J Sheen and W G Cox outlined the year’s program while members received meeting duty assignments. Bernard Bayle of Pittsburgh and Roy Irwin of Bray served as guests.
Beamish, chief counsel for a Pennsylvania public service, prepared to appear in Washington to push for lower freight rates. The effort targets eliminating higher coal transport charges under a bid to ease costs for Pennsylvania industry.
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