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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1938
Page
1
Pinchot Niece Found Dead in Auto Emission Tragedy
Rosnmond Pinchot, niece of former Pennsylvania governor, was found dead in a private car in Old Brookville New York. Police believe she and Amos Pinchot’s daughter died by suicide from carbon monoxide fumes in the garage where the car was parked. Miss Pinchot rose to fame on the stage under Max Reinhardt and helped define early American theatre history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frenne
Old Brookville
N. Y
Rosnmond Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Vslate
Pollce
Amos Pinchot
Foreman Confesses in Hide House Theft Case
Local police report Hugh Foreman 127 Third Avenue confessed to taking pelts from the J. P. Dewright Company hide house with Lawrence Brown. Brown awaits transfer to Allegheny workhouse for two years on theft charges. the pair also sold pelts in Lowville and Mayville after fleeing Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Foreman
Third Avenue
Lawrence Brown
Allegheny Workhouse
Wattsburg
J. P. Dewright Company
Toby Fowler
West Pleasant Street
Foreman
Wwée
Bray Ah
Brown
Tyd
East Main
Erie
Lowville
Mayville
Wrench Creek
Cutting
Waitsburg
C. I. Porter
Byle
Leon Brown
John D. Flanigan
Warren County
French Creek
Pelle
Fury
Erle
Grand Union Co fights new law in Harrisburg court
In Danpin County court, Grand Union Co and six retailers contest the constitutionality of a state labor law. A key petition challenges the 44 hour work week provision as applied to employers in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union CO
NEW Law
Harrisburg
Howy
Weel Jaw Yeas
Danpin County
Shires Consorat
Dulleen
Petiurylaunia
Robbers Take $2,000 From Erie Hardware Safe
Burglaries cracked the Erie Hardware Store safe during the weekend and escaped with $2,000 in cash and several checks. The robbery was discovered by employee Edward Hipsley when he opened the store this morning. The safe door had been renocked off and the money came from a special sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Hardware
United Frese Frie
iBurgiers
Col Walker of Talon Dies in Meadville at 82
Col Lewis Walker 82, pivotal in developing the hookless fastener, died at his Meadville home after a career that built a nationwide enterprise. The inventor-backed fastener grew from 20 workers in 1918 to about 4,000 with multiple factories in Meadville and Erie and branches nationwide. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. survivors include his wife, a son Wallace D. Walker, and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Meadville
Lewis Walker
Chicago
Yale
Welk
W. L. Judson
Walker
Mandville
Mead-ville
Erie
Reading
Wallace D. Walker
Two Men Hanged at Iowa Prison in Port Madison
John Menney and Alien Wheaston, ages 29 and 21, were hanged simultaneously at the Iowa state prison. The executions occurred at 7:24 a.m. and 7:40 a.m. respectively. The men were linked to the slaying of Robert Sproat in Tipton and to the murder of Henry Plumer in County Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
PORT
Erie Man Dies From Gas Stove Fumes
Erie, Pa. George Gordon, 61, dies after inhaling carbon monoxide from an open gas stove in a rooming house while playing solitaire. Former Oil City and Titusville resident, wife died in a similar blaze four years earlier. John M. Walker of Oakmont announces Republican bid for state senate in Pittsburgh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Erie
George Gordon
Gordon
Oil City
Titusvitle
Senate
Pittsburgh
John M. Walker
Oakmount
For Asth Diatrict
Walker
Osiaront
Aliorwy
Democrats' Choice Shaped by Lawence Strategy in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports indicate Democratic State Chairman David J. Lawrence coordinated a series of private meetings with county chairmen to map political geography ahead of the gubernatorial and Republican nominations. Observers note Lawrence's maneuvering could influence party sentiment and faction balance during the coming primary season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dems
James Shepley
United Rons
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Lewler
Republican campaign builds in state party endorsements
Central county leaders backed Warren Van Dyke while Eastern officials favored Luther Hart and Curtis Bok. Western meetings split among Colegrove Buchanan and Guffey. Gov. Earle emerged as leading candidate for U S Senate seat with Pinchot supporters rallying behind his comeback bid. Stanbecker reports 26 county chairmen endorsing Pinchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyfemar
Central County
Warren van Dyke
Philadelphia Treasuirer
Luther A. Hart
Philadelphia ‘Common Pleas
Curtis Bok
Fittsburgh
Arthur Colegrove
Thomas J. Buchanan
U. 8
Joseph GB
Guffey
Walter Ones
Pittsburgh
Ber
Pennaytyarin Turmplice Commission
James J. Doyle
Sanat
George J. Earle
Coune Ty
Pinchot
Arthur James
Superior Court
P. Stephen Stanbecker
Labor factions split threaten peace move in unions
Opposing forces of organized labor meet 1500 miles apart to decide if peace can replace civil war that split the labor movement for years. In Miami the AF of L council seeks evidence that CIO influence aims at unity, while in Washington John L. Lewis leads a biennial UMW convention and a miners branch gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
United Press Star
Washington
Jan
Miami
Pig
American Federation of Lator
Councl
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
O10
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Cleric's 22 Day Fast Ends After Collapse in Memphis
The Rev erga di Noe, former dean of the Episcopal Cathedral of St Mary, collapsed during a 22 day fast and was hospitalized at Baptist Memorial. Doctors administered a five per cent saline solution intravenously after he weakened from dehydration and loss of consciousness. He had defended his prolonged fast as a potential medical discovery amid protest against medical intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unhiga
Memphis
Tenn
Erga. di
Noe
Tom Stéleton
Baptist Memorial Hospice
St. (Mary
Bus Fire After Crash Injures Riders Near Youngsville
A Buffalo woman, Grace Dollinger, and Baltimore resident Louis Bullinger among 12 aboard a West Ridge Bus hurt when steering failed on Route 27 near Youngsville, crashing into a culvert and bursting into flames. A child, Martin Jones, and several others were treated. driver Levis Mintz aided passengers as they escaped before the bus burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toway Avene
Warren
West Ridge Bila Company
RaMnes
Levis A. Mintz
Bamelo
Mintz
Abkout
Wntile Mort
Youngeville
Hewelwe
Ozzrle Jaco, Buffallo
Grace Dollinger
Baltimore
Martin Jones
Hospital Ave
FB. Jones
Mt. Lebanon
Ward Jones
Mt. Larbanon
H. R. Coltech
Jamies
Town
Louis Bullinger
Warren Hospital
Ipassengers
Roydad
Public Utility Commission reviews AG&E affiliates actions in PA
The Public Utility Commission considers rate cases against nine AG&E Pennsylvania operating affiliates including Penelec and Met Edison. Commissioner Beamish says hearings will be intensified to probe alleged $658,251 in lobbying funds and to press investigations into utility practices valued over $500 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Utilities Commission
Penn'a
Associated Gas and Electric Chain
Pennsylvania
Associated Gas & Electric Chain
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Public Utility Commission
Tthaw
Federal Power Commission
Howard C. Hopson
Suegent
Commission
Llegally
Pennsylvand
Wheeler — Reyburn Utility
Congress
Metropolitan Edison Company
Northern
Pennsylvabia Power
Rewiring Transit
Eleutricand T
Panles
Erie Lighting
Solarlectric
Chorton River Power
Penelec Water
Johnstown
Sion
Richard
Beamish
Youth Nabbed at Columbus faces burglary charges
Francs Schoby, 17, of WT Spring Street Jamestown, pleaded not guilty to statutory and third degree burglary in Columbus. He waived examination and was held for the grand jury on both charges with bond set at 2,500. Police say he confessed to an attempted break in at the Quarry Cart store, 322 Newland Avenue, Jamestown, on October 30, 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs Schoby
Spring Street
Jamestown
Baltman
Jamestown Sdvives Pagtrt
Schoby
Columibis
Wsa
Corry Raiders Disturbing raid near Kiattone Chautauqua
In Chautauqua County near Kiattone a raid seized forty one men at a candle fight venue run by Oscer Petersamy. Arrests were made and hearings held before Justice Glen Jabes. Several detainees faced charges and fines while the proprietor was fined $25 after giving a false name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savern
Corry
Pendergast
Kiattone
Chautauqua
Oscer Petersamy
Dunidirie
Glen Jabes
James
Hinde
Peterson
Georze Lewis
Il Duce's Son Leads Flight From Rome For South America
Jay Mussolini aged 24 and Bruno Mussolini 20, sons of Premier Benito Mussolini, launched three Savoia 79 bombers from Guidonia airport at 7 25 a m bound for South America. The mission aims to study Atlantic routes for a potential Italian air link to South America, with Col Attila Bisco and Sapin Micavatelli aboard as companions. Weather changes to a stormy night forecast for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Rea
United Press
Rome
Jay
Bruno Mussolini
Benita Miranolini
South America
Savoia
Leff Guidopla
Barcelona
Teat Caj
Italien Aviatora
South Atlantic
Italy
Moussolin
Col
Attila Bisco
Mussolini
Exp
Urat
Saptin Micavatelli
North East Woman Dies of Injuries in Fall
Erie Pa June 24 Complications from a fractured hip after a fall in her home in January caused the death of Mia Jentr a Woostar Hayner of Worth Sant Pa at St Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
United Press
Erie
Mia
Jentra Woostar Hayner, W
Worth Sant
Gt. Vincent
Chinese General Han Fu-chu Executed by Nationalist Court Martial
Shanghai report states General Han Fu-chu, famed former Shantung governor, was executed after a court martial ordered by Chiang Kai-shek to purge opposition. U S forces in Shanghai planned to cut by half within a month with Chaumont due mid February removing about 1,200 Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Han Fu-Chu
China
Shantung Province
Shanghai
United States
Chaumont
U. S. Marines
Injuries Fatal to 70 Oil City Man in Jan. 16 Crash
Otto McFarland R D 1 Oil City died in Oil City hospital after injuries from an automobile accident on January 16. Officials said the injuries were not believed serious at the time. The death was reported only recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United
City
Njuries
Otto McFarland
R. D
Oi City
McFarland
Oil City Hospital
Hope to Send Anders to Chair
Chicago report on government action to seek John Henry Sendhund’s transfer to the electric chair for kidnapping and murder. U S District Attorney Michael L. Ledms aims to complete the case against the 21 year old lumberjack tied to a series of robberies and kidnappings leading to the deaths of Charles Hoss and accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Cour
John Henry
Hoss
U. S
Michael L. Ledms
Northwoods
Tommy Carroll
Desperado
Tom
Igoe Wae
Three Buffalo Men Rescued From Lake Erie
Three Buffalo men were rescued from Lake Erie after a 45 mile per hour gale trapped them offshore. George Setneckt 23 Walter Slembla 28 and Willem Onger 26 were marooned for several hours before coast guard crews reached them. They suffered exposure but are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Brazil
Jooleout
George Setneckt
Walter Slembla
Willem Onger
Oil executives seek new trial in antitrust case
Madison January 24. Fourteen major Midwest oil companies and thirty executives convicted of conspiracy to violate antitrust laws are to file formal motions tomorrow. Federal Judge Patrick Stone will rule on granting a new trial to the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annica Brees
Madison
Wis
Attoreneye
Patricg
P_ Stone
Amida
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Jane
Mira
Kane
D. Paige
Son Sunnon
Mark
Fourth Ward
Col. Walker
Talon, Inc
Iowa
Democratic Stage Committee
Goverhar Pinchot
Hia Teca
Penmsylvanie
Boise Penrose
Wea
Alf.l
MAME
Federation
CIO
A. B. of L
Dge Co. Bus
Youngsville
PAC Engineering
Columbus
Chautauqua County
IL Duce
Nuftias
U.S
Han Fu-Cho
High Command
U. S. To
Emporium Pioneer
Emportum
John Grigan Menon
Sterling
Charles Mason
Shemeer Woteo
Anders
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