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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1935

Page

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Harrisburg Welcomes First Democratic Governor In 40 Years

Harrisburg, Pa. witnessed George H. Earle's oath as Pennsylvania governor, ending Republican control. A 100,000-strong crowd cheered as Earle delivered his inaugural address, followed by a 30,000-strong parade through packed streets. Prominent guests included Senator Joseph B. Guffey and Postmaster General James A. Farley.

United Press Harrisburg George H. Earle Affine Losay Pennsylvani Roosevelt Robert S. Frazer State Supreme Court Gifford Pinchot Earle Ong Gifford Ga Long Gilty Thomas Kennedy Warla Warren R. Roberts Northampton Arle New Democracy Fred C. ‘Kerr Lynn G. Adams Manyielding Joseph B. Guffey James A. Farley Darlé Gov Robert B. Pattison, Jr Farle

Bonus Advocates In Inflation Talks Spark Debate

Advocates urge higher bonuses to offset rising costs as inflation debates intensify. Union leaders cite living expense pressure while management argues strain on revenues will curb payouts. Officials mull policy tweaks and wage guidelines amid mounting public scrutiny.

Long fight for approval endangers bonus plan

Washington January 15 United Press reports a split among congressional soldiers bonus advocates over inflation as they debate funding. The American Legion backs a bonus bill without currency expansion, while Patman and Vinson factions clash. Henry Farman predicts the House will defeat the Vinson bill without a currency expansion provision.

United Press Washington American Legion Wright L. Patman Fred M. Vinson Batman Vinson Farman

Byrns 15 Unable to Attend Inauguration

A delegation of about 200 persons granted by special train to Harrisburg to attend the inauguration of Governor elect George H. Hartley. Burns, who planned to join, remained home due to illness.

Byrns United Press Washington Jat Harrisburg George H. Harle Bhesker Joseph W. Burns

Solons in Brief Session Under Two Governors

Harrisburg dispatch reports a brief session under both parties as Pinchot ends amid Barle era. Lawmakers faced 200 bills covering revenue, constitutional revision, unemployment, tempering work rules, and public policy from wage limits to Sunday beer sales. Republicans pushed 188 measures in the House, including protections for women and banks, pollution control, and election limits as they await the new administration.

Morey J Potter United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania House Reppublican Steering Committee Earle Senate

Edward Hawkins Enjoys Rotary Club Picture Program

Edward Hawkins presented a travel film of Yellowstone, Glacier, and the Canadian Rockies to Rotary Club members at Hotel Corry. The show included his West trip travel talk and earned strong applause from attendees. A Boy Scout court of honor followed with merit badges awarded, as Corry Glob continues support for a local Scout troop. William E. Nesbit of Montgomery Ward was welcomed as a member, joining guest Frank M. Loveland.

Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park Canadian Rockies Rotary Club Edward Hawkins Corry Glob William E. Nesbit Montgomery Ward & Company Frank M. Loveland

Three Children Die in Fire at Baston Home

A blaze in Baston Pennsylvania claimed the lives of three children Hattie three months Peat four and Sterling five, children of Mr and Mrs Charles Bury. The mother was away when the fire started and could not reach the house before it was engulfed.

United Baston, Pa Jun Heir Hattie Peat Sterling Charles Bury

New Disclosure Refutes Bruno Story in Lindbergh Case

Three months before his arrest, Bruno Hauptmann told two witnesses that Isidor Fisch took all he had to Germany. The disclosure, reported by United Press, notes Fisch left his belongings with Hauptmann and a box later found to hold about 14 000 Lindbergh ransom money. The revelation aligns against the state's case and Hauptmann’s bid to avoid execution.

Fisch Germany Hauptmann United Press New York Bruno Fichard Hauptmann Isidor Fisch Lindbergh Tiede Francg Lindberga Louis Blitzer

G O P Leader Linked in Bruno Shooting Case

Pottsville Pa Jan 1 The trial of Joseph Bromo referenced Paul Houck Renflews leader of Schuylkill County and county treasurer as the election eve mass shooting figure. George Steanko testified he saw an automobile parked near Breno’s home he believes Houck used.

Ey United Press Pottsville Paul Houck Renflews Schuyliill County Joseph Bromo Carsie Wth Kersyres Eve Massacr George Steanko Pricentt Breno Houck

Third handwriting expert names Bruno in court ruling

In Flemington New Jersey the state's third handwriting expert John Tyrell testified that the Bruno Richard Heiptmann antimobile license application was signed with a bent stroke. He linked the mark to Col Charles A Lint and aligned Tyrell with predecessors Osborn and Stein. Assistant General Joseph Lanigen framed the reasoning.

Flemington N. J Tan John ‘Tyrell Milwaukee Bruno Richard Heiptmann Charles A. Lintwergh Albert’ S. Osborn Elbridge W. Stein Joseph Lanigen Tyrell

Athletic field grading advances at Corry Junior High

The Corry School District reports one third of athletic field grading completed under the RWD program. J A Laiston notes three thousand loads of fill used, with progress at Junior and Senior Highs and plans to start the Fairview project soon. Board approves relief benefit use of Senior High auditorium and adjourns after approving bills.

J. A. Laiston RWD Corry Board of Education Milon L. Brown Ebc Barnes A. TF. Bennett Jobi E. Lave Banston Jeiger Erie Geiger Lanston Pairview Harding Lanston J Fairview V. FW

Doolittle Smashes Transcontinent Flight Record

Jimmy Doolittle flew a passenger transport plane from the west to New York and touched down in under 12 hours setting a new trans continental record. His crew included Josephine and Ru?bers Adamson and an unnamed co pilot. The journey flew across New Jersey as dawn broke over the region.

Union Press New York Jimmy Doolittle West Floyd Benile Ucder Whita Dontuve Josephine Ruybers Adamson Burhask Galf New Jersey Lip Wadls Hicenbacker

Drunken driver threat to nation’s safety rises after repeal

Chicago January 15 the so called drunken driver has widened a devastating trail of injury and death since repeal of prohibition a year ago. National Safety Council figures from Chicago show easy liquor access increased accidents in which liquor is a contributing factor by 100 to 200 percent in large cities. The council notes 10 percent of fatal accident drivers and pedestrians were under the influence or had been drinking. Dr H A Hise of Milwaukee analyzed 119 automobile accidents with death or injury involving 116 persons at Uniontown Pennsylvania noting a measurable loss of efficiency after whiskey consumption.

United Press Chicago National Safety Swinell Safety Council H. A. Hise Milwaukee Wis Uniontown

Saar overwhelmingly votes for reunification with Germany

The Saar league referendum returned 90 percent in favor of joining Germany with 477,119 votes for Germany, 46,01 for continuation under League rule, and 224 for France. A Geneva committee urged return intact, with ratification expected this week and transfer within two months. Refugees press at French border as shops in the Saar pause amid celebrations. A Socialist uprising plot was detected and suppressed by international authorities.

United Press Saar Reunion Germany League of Nations France Special Committee On the Geneva Hwo Pierre Etienne Flandin

Barle pledges state path to new ground in security drive

Governor Earle delivers inaugural address in Harrisburg pledging a reform program to widen economic security across Pennsylvania. He calls for balancing purchasing power, reforming minimum wage and child labor laws, expanding unemployment insurance, and cutting real estate taxes while controlling prices for farmers. He warns against harsh revolution and urges cautious, orderly change with private property adapted to community needs.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania George Hi. Barle Earle Ane Hee Rae ‘Hardy Amerie Ti York Rarle Fife Firth Uot- United Earle Umml America Erle

Inaugural Address Highlights From Governor Earle Day

Harrisburg January 15 highlights of Governor Earle's inaugural address emphasize America advancing with Pennsylvania. He denounces privilege and wealth gaps, pledges work relief over dole, and cautions against Washington overreach while defending veterans and state relief funding.

United Press Harrisburg Earle America Pennsylvania

Registration of Vets Graves Started Here

Supervisory effort led by Arthur J. Schaub launches Erie county graves registration for Ellis men. Thirty three investigators will collect data on each veteran buried in Erie county including name, war, dates, cemetery, grave location, marker condition, and service details. Relatives are urged to assist by providing access to records during investigator visits.

Arthur J. Schaub Pine Grove Erie County Suhauh Cynthia Brotherton Waterford

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Findher Chears Ton Enzo Congress Naval Resources) Board Solons Boy Scout Court of Honor NEW Disclosure Bruno G.O.P Doolittle X-Nation Flight F.D.R Veterans of Industry Arthur Schaub
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