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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1936

Page

5

Ohio Leaders Ready Ohio to Back Roosevelt 100 Percent

Ohio Gov Martin L Davey told the White House that Ohio will go 100 percent for President Roosevelt in November. He spoke with a group of Ohio Democratic leaders after a dispute with WEA Administrator Harry Hopkins but said no hard feelings exist and praised the New Deal.

Sy Wmearess Washington Martin L. Davey White House Ohio Roosevelt Davey WEA Harry Hoping

Blackshirts bear brunt of fighting on Eritrean front

A Baroyd’o communique from Rome reports heavy Eritrean fighting with a blackshirt unit taking most of the action. Several minor chiefs and their followers surrendered with ammunition at Gheralta, while 114 in another group submitted to authorities without fighting.

United Press Rome Pietro Baroy Gheralta Badoglio

Local Residents Note Brief City Visitors and Moves

Horace Brynolfson Keppel Tiffany and Roy Steed return from Erie with Hlenda Philo Dix state Y M G A secretary Haprlabung leaves for home after visit with C M Hengst in Ibe association W W Hall Young Mens Gavration Associa tion district secretary departs to pay name on steadville C J Lannan visits city yesterday then heads to New York City Mrs Lannan visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frei Barnes and family Mrs P G Wood visiting sister Mrs Frank Keefe and family to attend Gannon Guild reception at The Barn on West Eighth Street Jessie Swat returns from New York City after attending a death in the family Lynn DeJeen of Cleveland visits W H DeJean then leaves for Spring Creek due to mother Lavern DeJean’s diphtheria Mrs Ora Harper goes to Erie for a day of business Lawrence Degrioqdett heads home to Oakville Cum after a brief stay with J J Desmond of hast Pleasant Street Mrs J J Gordon and son John with Mrs Edith Decker of Johnsonburg visit Mildred Decker on Route 10 Titusville where Mr Gordon was transferred from the Johnsonburg store of G Murphy Co.

Horace Brynolfson Keppel Tiffany Roy Steed Erie Hlenda Philo Dix Y M.G Gannon Guild Weat Eighth Street Wip Jessie Swat New York City Frautthaber Lynn DeJeen Cleveland W. H. DeJean Spring Creek Lavern DeJean Ora Harper Lawrence Oakville Cum J.J Desmond Hast Pleasant Street J. J. Gordom John Edith Decker Johnsonburg Haze Mildred Decker Titusville Gordon G. ©. Murphy Co

Death claims Mrs Ernest Blakeley in West Spring Creek

Mrs Bethel Blakeley 25 wife of Ernest Blakeley of West Spring Creek died at home after a year and a half illness. She was daughter of John and Mebel Cone and lived locally all her life. Survived by husband two children Joan and Robert two brothers Alfred and Merritt Cone sister Lupita Cone and grandparents Mr and Mrs William Deyo of Corry. Funeral arrangements incomplete due to weather and highway conditions.

Bethel Blakeley Ernest Blakeley West Spring Creek John Mebel Cone Joan Robert Lupita Cone Alfred Merritt Cone William Deyo Corry

Presbyterian Church Dinner Friday Night

The Presbyterian Church invites all members of the congregation to a monthly tureen dinner Friday evening at 6 30 under the Live Wire class of the Sunday school. Attendees are asked to bring their own table service bread and butter besides tureen.

Presbyterian Courch

Simonds, Noted Writer, Dies at 38 in Washington

Frank Simonds, noted writer on political and international affairs, died today at his home after seven days of illness. He was 38 and survived by his widow Mrs Macy G Simonds and four children, with Mrs Simonds and Mrs Lavel Thompson of Houston listed among relatives. The report notes he had been ill with pneumonia for five months and left no further details.

Simonds Washington Frank Simands Himonds Macy G. Simonds Lavel Thompson Tuston

Fear Food Shortage as Result of Storm

A West Virginia village faced a looming food shortage as Sherrard in Moundsville lay separated by heavy snow since Sunday. Snowdrifts and isolated roads cut the community off from outside aid, triggering concern over basic sustenance for residents.

Moundsville W. Va Little Mountain Sherrard West Virginia

Legion Sees Bonus Boost for All Business

The American Legion outlined how a full cash veteran bonus would ripple through industry, based on a 42,000 ex-service questionnaire. It projects the baby bond currently in use would cut about 50 million dollars from expenditures, or 14 percent, suggesting this deduction should come from each total.

Washington American Legion Today Bnl Ahout

Pinchot GOP vice presidency bid under criticism

Rep. Charles I. Faddis of Pennsylvania joined House critics of former Governor Gifford Pinchot for his attacks on federal relief policies. Faddis defended Borah's investigation into charges of political reticence and questioned Pinchot's plan to run for vice president on the Republican ticket.

Washington Charles I. Faddis Gifford Pinchot House Paddis

Laughlinstown Posts West Pa's Lowest Temperature

Western Pennsylvania registered its coldest reading as Laughlinstown on the Lincoln highway reported 32 degrees below zero on January 23. The unofficial thermometer reading set a regional record while Greensburg officials noted the extreme cold across the area.

Greensburg Pennsylvania Laughlinstown Here Lincoln Highway

Policeman Fires During Roxbury Payroll Robbery

In Roxbury, two young women were accidentally shot by a patrolman during a hold up at the United Drug Company plant. The incident occurred as three armed men and a female accomplice escaped with about $15,000 in payroll after the alarm drew police to the scene. The officer misfired when he rammed a patrol car into the plant.

Uy United Press Boston Tollay United Drug Company Roxbury

Bank Robbers Steal 8000 in Southern Bank Heist

Five bandits armed with machine guns lined up 20 customers and employees in the Allien bank in Ans en D C and escaped with 8000 dollars. Bank employee Marlon Usery was used as a shield during the getaway but released at the curb as the bandits fled to their parked car.

United Press ANSEN D. C Allien Bank Marlon Usery

Club members share humor at Junction service meeting

Humorous remarks by members of the Comy inants Club provided entertainment at the Junction service club meeting in the Hotel Corry. Elton H. Bikin county commissioner of Un ton City was scheduled to speak but could not attend. Ray Greene chaired the meeting with William Shread as a guest.

Service Club Corry Elton H. Bikin UN Ton City Wis Ray Greene William Shread Erie

Market Gossip: Wall Street On Edge Over Bond Bill Effects

Elmer C Walzer reports hedging in market predictions as rallies are seen as recovery driven by inflation fears. Baby bonds tax issues and bank burden loom. oil and electric stocks like General Motors and Morgan Gas & Electric lead 80 trust list. Rail and road stock patterns hint future shifts with Penn Central and Chesapeake & Ohio data pending.

Elmer C. Walzer United Press Financial New York Wall Street Oaw Treasury Motors Down, Jones & Company General Motos Morlean Gas & Electric Chrystex Kennecott Pasie Gas É& Electric J. €. Penney General Motors Cheysler Penney Pennsylvania New York Central Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Pacific Mlinois Central Atson A Vise Esr

Stock market rally hits new highs in early session

New York, Jan 23 stocks advanced in heavy volume and bonds joined the upswing. The Dow Jones average for 40 issues rose to a record high as gains reached nearly eight points for Douglas Aircraft and rails topped previous highs since 1934. Gold mining and copper shares set new peaks, with Hampstake up 21 points. Several major issues posted closing prices across a broad list including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, New York Central, U.S. Steel, Studebaker, and others amid strong demand for new issues.

Nien Frese New York Douglas American Can American Locomotive American Smelters American T & Te Atlantic Refining Agmutt Pa Cseas Eet Tee Esas Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Curtis-Wright Chrysler Columbia Gas Continental Can General Electric Ideneral Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Otis Stes Penna RR Benin Standard Oil Calif Standard Studebaker Paka US Steel United Corp Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Youngstown S&t. N.Y Arkansas Gas Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service McCord Radio BPS Stox

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