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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1937

Page

8

Eamon De Valera Faces Prolonged Free State Term

United Press reports in Dublin that De Valera may serve two terms under the new Irish Free State constitution. With Republican strength and a governing majority, the prospect is that the next term could extend beyond seven years, shaping internal affairs and relations with Great Britain.

Eamon de Valera United Press Dublin Trish Free State We Valera Repubican Party

Local Rail Officials Announce Train Removals on July Dates

Railroad officials issued terse notices confirming two Buffalo-Pittsburgh division trains will be dropped on July 1. Trains Nos 503 and 564 of the Renovo division are slated for removal with no firm reports on Nos 900 and 813. The Rytesyo division services from morning to Erie will be cut July 11, and timetable changes shift train 8971’s evening arrival by about two hours.

Iute Tal Renovo Heve Buffalosbelve Buffalo Rilmars Mhe Erie Bo'eloek

Clymer Band Plans Weekly Concerts and Pageant

The Clymer band announces practice starting Monday with weekly cane concerts on Saturdays in July and August under director Carlyle Neckers. A May 10 frat concert is planned, and the Christian Endeavor Society hosted a social at Abbe Reformed church with about forty youths in attendance. The week featured a family reunion, public visits, and a variety of local events including church renovations and community gatherings.

Clympa Vanyrden Edward Donic Moon Progrdim Dinothy Oonke Loris Howles Shirley van Rden Joan Neckers Johny Neckers Bessie van Grden Carol Howles Scultation Robert van Erdent Kret Panama Stedman Orange Clymer James Grave Ink Stedman James Pringle Benjamin Pringle Mollie Parkes Helen Gertride Fred Card Claude Culing Louis Brown Card Clymer Square Findley Lake Graving John Jones Grange Gertrude Gravin Jake Helen King James Gravink Gilbert ‘Tom L. Carlisch Eva ‘Tyler Kennedy Irving Irma J.B. Johnson Frewsbure Bennink Mille North East Clymer Band Carlyle Neckers Christian Endeavor Society Abbe Reformed Church Epworth League Society Vernon Meerdink C. @. Society Jess Meerdink Buffalo Chautauqua Anna van Geem Fred Beckerinke Ruth South Dakota John Cady Te Abbe Reformed Church Bull Moose Chub Plenic Grounds Weiner Henry Groters Lena Laon Legters Charles Legters Groters Herbert White Walter Groters W. CG. Webster Ralph Ethel Webster Cortland Trene Tom Cassategs Abbe I Reformed Church Delbert J. Neckers Cornell University Hatlie Te Winkle Frank Te Winkle Dewittville Benjamin TeWvnlle South Dayton Allam Johnson Long Island Guy , Johnson Albany Frank W. Neckers N.Y. Wlliott Mayville Buinday Alfred Newhouse N.sliott Trving Wilcox Lyle Compton Iva Neckers Ani Emma Lusink Rochester Harold H. Malloy Panama Methodist Episcopal Church GE Spitzer R. J. Hurst Leffingwell Sterns Lee Wilson Earl Wheeler Robert Peterson Norman Whitney Roland Graves Clyde Manwaring Walten Smith Union Cemetery Harold Cooper Merv Smith Bearlake Edith Smith Hobart Lewis Marjorie ‘Button Walter Klein Martha Speter Cleveland Glen Raymond Walker Bradford Irving Wilcox Tys Neckers P. W. Neckers Jennie Lusink Coulis Kinzel Robert Kinzel

Attorneys Walk Out Of Inland Steel Hearing

Chicago July 8 Attorneys for Inland Steel Company walked out of the National Labor Relations Board hearing on the steel workers organizing committee charge that Inland Steel violated the Wagner Act by refusing to make a written statement.

Sy Unites Eres Chicago Inland Steel Company Today National Labor Relationsoard Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee Svriuten

Truck Strike Ends in Philadelphia Amid Labor Pact

A citywide trucking holiday that halted milk deliveries and disrupted presses ended after nightlong talks. May or Davis Wilson announced at 6 a.m. EDT that the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization reached a settlement. Bakery wagons resumed routes. bargaining agents for workers in Freihofer and Ward bakeries to be determined Monday in Wilson’s office.

United Press Philadelphia Philadulphia Camden American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organieation Overland Joca American Express Nowapaper Davis Wilson Freihofer Waldskertts Wilson Wina

Court Battle Looms as Roosevelt Faces Senate Clash

Opponents prepare for a contested court issue. The article outlines a Senate debate window of five to six weeks, with a move to send the president's compromise back to the judiciary committee. If defeated, a filibuster could turn the fight into a high stakes parliamentary battle.

Roosevalt Senate Mr. Roosevelt Senate Judiciary Committee Roosevelt

Deputy Sheriff Cleared in Picket Death Riot Incident

Deputy Sheriff J Oscar Jackson of Ilkiston was cleared of blame in the death of George Mike a union picket struck in the head by a tear gas projectile from Jackson's gun during a riot last Monday before Maltrup Steel Products La. Pronounced innocent by officials in Bdaver Pa.

Bdaver Shetift J. Oscar Jackson Ixllston George Mike Jackson

Bear Lake hires teacher as voters enroll

Local notices report hire of Ernest Brown as second teacher for the upper room at Bard School in Bear Lake. Families plan moves, travel, and visits as residents and friends attend services, funerals, and social events across Jamestown Corry and surrounding towns.

Bear Lake Ernest Brown Frewsburg Boro School Ladies Aid Society Cleveland Bear Luelle Price Corry van W. Hawkins Jamestown Raymond Nutt Busti Clarence Beechriest Julia Sands Iva Sechriest Ivan Price Sheffield Price Charles Goodrich N. Y Bard School Brown Franers Peterson Ashville Harold Harrington Tick Marsh Dankirk Margaret Mullaney Fam Oy

State Acts Set Up Soil Conservation Board in Pennsylvan ia

Gov. George Hart sign ed a bill creating a state soil conservation board to divide the state into districts for cooperative soil preservation. The board may referendum district establishment upon petition by 25 residents. The federal AAA plan will be supported by a seven member state committee with farmers and a state college representative. Financial adjustments via the national AAA will be provided to cooperating farmers.

Earle United Press Harrisburg Vania Stile National Soil Conservation Administration George Harte U Teolar State College Experimental Station To Water -and Power Resources Board AAA Ye Farmera State College Agriculture Secutary

Governor names panel for 260th anniversary celebration

Gov George H Farle will appoint a committee to organize a statewide celebration for the 260th anniversary of the Constitution. A bill signed at Independence Hall appropriates 100000 dollars. Albert M Greenfield of Philadelphia is named chairman. Visitors noted at the Whiteleys in Corny. Mrs Win Ravens of Cleveland plans removal.

Philadelphia Tory O—A George H. Farle Independence Hall Albert M. Greenfield L. W. Whiteley Win Ravens Cleveland

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