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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1938

Page

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Italian blast and crash report with injuries near Westfield

A crash on the Sherman West Geld highway near Westfield injured Rev. J Edward Feeney and two others while a separate blast report claimed 40 killed and hundreds wounded. The collision involved Rev Feeney en route to Darr with basketball players from St Edward's High School and coach Arthur Pitts.

Ae James Pinchot J. Edward Feeney St. Thomas’ Church Sherman-West- Geld Father Peony Darr St. Edward's High School Arthur Pitts My Williams Westfield Williams Arthur -Pitts Bayard Angela Zarbo Thomas Crané Martin Hessler Witt Dunkirk Helt Father Feehey Helter Uport

Relief load in city vicinity falls as reliefs taper

The weekly relief intake shows a distinct drop from 350 cases to 113 in the city area with about fifty people affected. WPA activity and improving business helped, while Union City factories resume part time. A veteran violin maker Gabriel Mare Pyancols, 64, dies after years of craft.

WPA Robert Catlin Iocal Bureau of Public Sesistance Union City

Jewel robbery here proves a dud

Faure received a call from the Prank Cole home at 148 Wright street after 4 pm yesterday. Josa reportedly listed thousands in jewels owned by Mrs. Butler. Chief Flanigan found a bag in an upstairs room containing antiques as officers logged the scene and departed.

Faure Cole Wright Street Secent

Arlington Hotel Razed As Erie Wrecker Starts Demolition

The Erie wrecker Jerry Quirk wins city approval to demolish the Arlington hotel on East Main Street. The three story brick building once known as St Nicholas will be torn down next week with a 10 000 bond posted for safety and a five day target demolition period.

Jerry Quirk Erie Arlington East Main Street Corry St.Nicholas Erie Wrecker Quirk ON & Baok Tas St. Nicholas Hotel Ariington

Erie County Man Frozen to Death

Ley J. Piet 52 of near Harbor Creek died after frostbite and exposure from a self treatment of a callous test. He was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition with both feet frozen.

Erie County United Press Erm Ley J. Piet Harbor Creek St.Vincent’s

Jobless Carpenter Goes Missing in Cleveland

A 34 year old unemployed carpenter John Geatlear vanished after secretly leaving home for 18 days. Police and neighbors report he appeared to be living under an assumed identity in an unnamed area, with authorities continuing to search for him and gather clues.

Cleveland John Geatlear Aturvelt Dave Charley Vken Hiette Wavines Abitevinye Alesteat

Mussolini in Italy Scorches Scene of Big Factory Disaster

Il Duce arrives at the munitions plant in Segni Italy after three large explosions devastate the powder section. Mussolini orders flooding of nearby cellars, conducts on site assessment with Starace and Colonna, while death toll and damage run high with hundreds injured and up to forty feared dead.

IL Duce United Preaex Segmi Italy Premie ‘Benita i Mussolini Victor &Immanuel Rome Mussolini Achilles Starace Fascist Party Prince Colonna

New Deal advisers clash over planning in White House talks

United Press reports a split among New Deal advisers Robert H. Jackson and Donald Richberg as they discuss industrial planning choices for Roosevelt. The disagreement arises ahead of the president's monopoly message to Congress and reflects contrasting views on government involvement in decisions. Snelson in Syracuse warned against planning conducted with government observers or conferees participating in decisions.

United Pross Washington New Deal White House Roosevelt Congress Robert H. Jackson NRA Donald R. ‘Richberg Snelson Syracuse N. Y

Probe Aims at Reported Lottery Sales to Erie Schools

In Erie Pennsylvania superintendent Herman Grose ordered a sweeping probe into reports that lottery numbers were sold to school children. He said he had heard allegations that numbers writers targeted students and prompted them to buy tickets during class.

Erie Jen Herman Grose Hirle Grose

Farmer Danaher death by heart attack near Elgin

Thomas Danaher 68 was found dead at his Union City home after possibly dying in his sleep from a heart attack. Deputy Coroner Arthur Crowe ruled out an inquest and funeral services are set for St Teresa's church in Union City with burial in St Teresa's Cemetery. He lived alone in Union City township and was a well known local farmer.

Thomas Dannaher Rosewell Highway Union city-Rigiros Panaher Les Reuben Coona East Columbus Avenus Arthur Crowe Union City Margaret ‘Warren Lorain Ohio Dannaher To Township St. Teresa's St. Teresa's Cemetery

Young Man Seriously Hurt Working in Woods

Louis Hemink, 28, of North Clymer, fell unconscious while hauling logs for Jon W Wiggers near North Clemm, Corry hospital. He sustained possible skull fracture and ear lacerations after being found by fellow worker Dewey shortly after 10 this morning.

Louis Hemini Walim T Hemink North Clymer Les Corry Hospital T Hemink Gi Dewey Woods Jon W Wiggers North Aimee Grelock Paul Wiggers Ces Mains

Shells Hit U S Boat Luzon Near Hankow

Anti air craft shells struck the U S gunboat Luzon and a barge near Hankow during a Japanese air raid. A radioman was wounded and a Chinese killed. the wounds were minor. The incident followed Chinese anti aircraft fire in Hankow near the US press office. The report notes small calibre shells from Chinese AA guns.

United Press Shanghat United States Luzon Hankow Thunsday Markman United Pras Bureau Washington Japan China Joseph ©. Grew Tokyo Foreign Office John M. Allison Nanjing Solier

Strange case to be settled in Washington deportation hearing

The case of Mestar Karoustian, a 27 year old Armenian who posed as the dead son of Abraham Papazian for seven years, is in Washington for a deportation hearing. He admitted fraudulently entering the United States in 1931 on an international passport to fulfill a promise to locate Solomon Papazian's father. His counsel plans to oppose deportation claiming he has no country to return to.

United Press Base Mestar Karoustian Abraham Papazian Temein Washington Henting Kaloustian A. L. Berkman Birle United States Solomon Papazian Solomon Papazian Turkey Abe Taham Papazian Karoustian Katoustian Brance

Plans for new Niagara Falls bridge announced

Welland Ont Jan 29 plans were announced for a seven million dollar high deck bridge at Niagara Falls New York near the site of the Falls View Honeymoon bridge collapse. The project will proceed regardless of the Falls View span.

Sy United Frene Welland Ont Niagara Falls N.Y Falls View

Unemployment records urged to purge ineligible relief

Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti urged making all Pennsylvan ia unemployment compensation records available to Public Assistance to prevent duplication of cash relief. He said furnishing the data aligns with policy and common sense, warning against allowing recipients of benefits to also receive direct relief.

Pennsylvania Public Assistance Department Charles J. Margiotti May Wugreiotti Unemployment Compensation and Employeent Service Division Public Assistance Arthur W. Howe Patie Labor and Industry Ralph M. Bashore Anit Margiotti Louie Howe Cotaman Marsiotti

Fire forces Shaw Hotel residents into cold night

Fifteen residents of the Shaw hotel above the Wranilin furniture store fled into the cold night when a basement fire broke out last night. Damage was estimated at $1,000.

Brig Shaw Hotel Wranilin

Frigid Weather Returns With Arctic Blast Expected

The region faces another frigid wave as cold air moves in tonight or tomorrow. Sub-freezing, and some sub-zero readings, rise after a brief thaw. Snow may fall again this weekend while the ice gorge above Mosgrove advances toward Pittsburgh at about one mile daily and builds along the Allegheny.

Echc Mosgrove Kittanning Pittsburgh Allegheny River

Measles Cases Rise But Corry Remains Largely Uncontagious

Health Officer John D. Flanigan reports two new measles cases in the family of August Waschkhone at 758 Hutatt Street. The city plans to lift quarantine on John Wun eile and Lawrence Wanderhoft as other recoveries occur, with Corry noted for a remarkable seven year run of low contagion due to vigilant school nurse Miss Kep ler and Dr. John C. Kubler.

John D. Flanigan Hutat’ Street Carl Prank John Wuneile Mat of Lawrence ‘Wanderhoft Atrest Nicormy Paulyrene OIG Puewonia Weil Ape Corry Flanigan Ya Kepler John C. Kubler Ywlog

JURIST SEEKS NOMINATION AS COV OF STATE GUBERNATORIAL RACE

Superior Court Judge Arthur H. James announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania. He cites his record as judge and former lieutenant governor, joining former Governor Gifford Pinchot in the race as he denies resigning from the bench during the campaign.

United Press Wilkes-Barre Superior Court Arthur H. James James Pennsylvania Gifford Pinchot Philapphia James Waik Jolge Tumes Pennsylvani Commonwealth

F D R s Plea For Armament Gets Wide Approval

Washington lawmakers back President Roosevelt s plan for a larger national defense program with strong support in both houses. Some Republicans demand a clear foreign policy statement before final funding. Senator Carter Glass notes broad arms buildup pressure.

United Press Washington Fbilay Roosevelt C'ngress America California Hawai Yangtze China William H. King C. Tan Mrr Sen Carter Glass D. Va Treckon

Train Kills Two Orchestra Members in Ohio Crash

A Pennsylvania railroad train struck a stalled automobile carrying two orchestra members in East Liverpool Ohio. Victims were Russell Helfrich 28 and Perry F Pepin 26. The car suffered damage and investigators began questioning why the auto was stalled on the track.

Ohio United Press Liverpool O. Jan Pennsylvania Russell Helfrich Perry F. Pepin Dimiahiog

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