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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
7
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Harrisburg jan 15 Republicans press for social and liberal laws as Democrats hold the house. GOP leaders seek to restrict campaign spending, expand state agencies, and study unemployment while vowing to push their program despite past defeats. Included are wage, sweatshop, taxation studies, beer liquor licenses, and deputy sheriff abolishment impacts.
Marionville Missouri Jan. retirement sees Joe J. Lester honor a lifetime on the rural mail route. He logged about 275000 miles over eight decades of service and plans to end a long career today.
Sparta Grange No. 110 installed its officers for the coming year at a Saturday meeting January 12 with D. J. Lavery and Hydetown delegates in attendance. Officers include Master Guy Fralick and others. the event followed a communal noon dinner and featured remarks on the Grange’s work in the community.
In Pittsburgh district a long fraud probe concludes with 219 indictments, 132 convictions, and 40 years in jail. Trials revealed dead voters, vacant residences used for voting, and thugs pressing fake ballots. One convicted official was former Republican legislative whip Joseph G. Steudle.
Bristol, Jan 15. Dr Herbert Levinstein, famed gas warfare expert from World War I, argues poison gas caused far fewer deaths than high explosives among Allied casualties but remains highly effective for military impact. He notes gas frightens civilians and troops, while mechanization reduces danger to soldiers, and urges middle aged men to train for future conflict.
Reports circulate thatarden Preston H. Thomas of Ohio State Penitentiary may be removed once Governor elect Martin I. Davey takes office Edward Javot of Wooster has been mentioned as a likely successor Ducot a former sheriff of Wayne county Thomas has held the office for 20 years
Boisehs Idaho report shows 530000 acres of winter wheat planted for 1945 harvest, per federal statistician Richard Hoss. The figure marks about a 10 percent increase over the fall 1938 planting level for the 1934 harvest, he stated.
Jamestown council approves a 1925 budget totaling 1 314480.7 with 855014.77 raised by tax, setting a tax rate of 13.397 per 1000 and outlining a 0.893 cent reduction from the 1934 rate. A Utilities Board plan yields 55000 annually from water and light funds and contemplates bonds if the city declines the board’s alternative. A peanut shell caused the death of 11 month old Doland H. Ju jan in Buffalo New York after an attempted removal operation.
In Oil City a sudden cold snap dropped to 24 degrees after a week of spring like weather. Snow fell and streets became slippery with ice on windows as a sharp wind swept through town. The shift surprised residents who had just received many flower and garden seed catalogs amid unusually warm days.
In St Louis Missouri Paul F Heimsch despondent over unemployment shot himself in the head in a bid at suicide but regained consciousness after two hours. He decided not to die and walked two miles to City hospital for treatment where he is recovering.
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