Corry Youth Guilty After Auto Kills Boy In Wake Of Accidents
James Scully, 9, and a 7 year old were struck by a car in front of their Corry home. The boy died and the driver, a local youth, pleaded guilty as authorities cite a spate of recent auto fatalities. A sister revealed the victim’s identity as Klinczak girl in a disturbing case sparked by the Fourth of July era accidents. The conviction follows a series of deadly auto incidents that stunned the community.
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CORRY
Saar
James Scully
League to Lift Penalties Against Italy Ends Abandonment Toll
The League of Nations voted to terminate sanctions on Italy effective July 15, allowing Rome to resume exports of wines, fruit, olive oil, textiles, and other goods to members. The move follows Mussolini's regime and Ethiopia upset, with support for ending sanctions if nearby conflicts do not invite military penalties. Independent celebrations in the U S saw about 400 deaths and numerous injuries from fireworks and accidents on Independence Day, with safety campaigns credited for lower casualty rates.
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League
Italy
Wallace Carroll
United Press
Ohneva
Assembly
General Stair
Ttaly
Isa Jb
Premer Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Rome
Hever
Life Committee
M. Stevenson
Great Britain
Portguese
Siamese Twins Born One Dies At Local Hospital
Siamese twins joined at the head were delivered in Michigan City Indiana. The larger twin weighing about five pounds died 15 minutes after birth. Doctors attempted surgery to save the surviving child but the outcome remained very doubtful.
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United Press
Michigan City
Ind
Wesley Glick
Welzning Ave
J. B. Rogers
Road to Ruin Reflects Mixed 1935 Industrial Shift
The Associated Press index of industrial activity rose to a new high for 1935, reaching 92.3 percent of the 1929-30 average, marking a fifth straight advance. Drought hampered some sectors, but vigorous summer buying supported gains versus last year’s 72.0 reading.
Drought Spreads Eastward Across Nation
United Press reports drought expanding from the Northwest into the East as officials warn of scorching sun. Farmers facing crop burn seek WPA projects with up to 40,000 workers planned. University studies note impact on families and food supplies as governments prepare work programs.
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Unites Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Kire
Worle
University of Minneaotse
One Killed and Several Hurt in Local Auto Crashes
A Canton man, John B. Gatts, 49, died en route to a hospital after being struck while pushing another car near Franklin on Saturday. Six others were injured in related crashes as the Prantlin Steel Works baseball team traveled to Warren. injuries included a possible skull fracture to Gerald Young and eye injury to Kenneth Wolfe. Police also noted two minor accidents nearby with no injuries and a Model T crash into guard rails on Route 6 with no injuries.
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John B. Gatts
Canton
Pravin
Franklin
J. Irwin Zerbe
Paul A. Krill
Youngstown
Ohio
Gatts
Padgway
W. S. Vitter
Prantlin Steel Works
Gerald Young
Kenneth Wolfe
Frankin
Pittsfield
Young
Warren
Wolfe
Tiller
Corry
Nicholson
Union City
Fish Sewery
Wew Auto
Route 6
Columbus
Fugmann to be produced in court over Good Fray bombings
Wilkes Barre PA July 6 District Attorney Leon Schwartz said Michael Fugmann a 45 year old mine worker from Hanover Township would be produced in court within 24 hours on charges connected to the Good Fray bombings that killed three people.
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Union Press
Wilkes-Barre
Leon Schwartz
Michael Fugmann
Hanover Township
Youth Loses Finger In Clymer Farm Accident
Vernon Watrous, 18, of Clymer, was injured this morning when his hand was drawn into farm machinery at D. J. Thompson's premises. He lost the index finger of his left hand. He received treatment at Carry hospital and was later discharged.
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Vernon Watrous
D. J. Thompson
Clymer
Carry Hospital
Tragic Pedestrian Accident Claims Scully Child
A Friday night crash on East Main Street kills nine year old James Scully Jr and injures Harley Hall Jr as Ronald Nichols pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter and intoxicated driving. Witnesses describe Nichols’ car mounting curbs, striking two boys playing near the Scully home, and overturning across East Main Street. The Scully boy dies en route to hospital, while Hall Jr recovers with severe lacerations and fractures. Nichols is held without bail for grand jury action.
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Little James Scully, Jr
James Scully
Scully
East Main Street
Ronald Nichols
Simitten Ariver
Erie
Harley Hall
East Street
Corry
Tolly
Hispital
Nichols’ Cae
Edward Jerome
Frank Wilcox
Will Wilcox
William Splestian
Hall
Thomas Roelofs
Nichols
Chester Stackiewica
Spartansburg
Jerome
William Swan
William Street
Fear Bloodied Warfare In Steel Union Drive
Labor organizers push to unionize about 20 000 workers in steel mills and auto factories amid threats of armed resistance. Reports say employers are arming and drilling deputies as they prepare for a violent clash in one of America's largest labor drives.
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Steel Union
C. S. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington
Lns
Ovens
Danzig Crisis Escalates Over Free City Status
Tension rose as Danzig, the free city, faced pressure from Anti Nazi Germans and Polish concerns. At Geneva, Arthur Greisur, head of the Danzig senate, urged the League of Nations to remove Sean Lester as high commissioner, signaling a potential shift in control and risk to German Polish relations.
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United Press
Danzig
Werat
Free City
League of Nations
Geneva
Arthur Greisur
Danwig Senate
League of Nations Council
Sean Lester
Ridh
Free State
Fredded Al Capone associate surrenders for Chicago murder
Eddie Freed known as collector for the Capone syndicate surrendered to police in Chicago to aid inquiry into the slaying of blonde beauty Belle Blake. He arrived with attorney Abe Marvitn, declined to discuss specifics, and his wife Ruth, suspected in the case, was not present but expected to appear later. Police noted Ruth may have fled the Blake apartment moments after the shooting. Freed, brother‑in‑law of Capone contact Jack Vik, appeared shaken as he repeated he cannot believe Ruth was involved.
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New York Central
Willoughby
Ohio
Josephine
Near East Branch
O Belieg Bil
Eva Kilnezal
Detroit
Mich
Charles
Flanigan
Wis
Cleveland
Erle Cir
United Press
Chicago
Eddie Freed
al Capone
Grabelle Blake
Freed
Cle
Abe Marbvitn
Ruth
Blake
Jack 'Svik
Capone View
Secured Quarters for Highway Patrol In Knowlton Residence
Lieut A. T. Oldham of the state highway patrol announced today approval of accommodations for three patrol members at the Knowlton residence on West South Street. An office will be set up at the same location and a city substation is planned to open either late this week or sometime next week.
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Apthneemenes
A. JT. Oldham
State Highway Patrol
Knowlton
West Soiith Street
Liewl
Oldham
Corner Stone Laying Marked By Ceremonies At UB Church
Favored by good weather a large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon for the cornerstone laying of the United Brethren in Christ church to replace the former structure lost to fire. Rev J Paul Weaver led the rites with speakers, prayers, music, and the old pulpit Bible inscribed by hundreds of names, as construction foreman Lyle Thomas and trustees oversaw the event in Erie.
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United Brethren
J. Paul Weaver
Erle
H. Ray Harris
Karl Morrison
Lyle Thomas
Walter Keppel
George Akam
B.S. Warrington
Carl J. Henton
Leon van Tassel
E. F. Amy
Cambridge Springs
Oory UB
Glen Reed
Tindley Lake
Mra Rives
Ailes
Erie
Five More Held In Bond Theft Case
United Press report from New York states five additional suspects were arraigned after the recovery of two $100,000 United States Treasury notes in a suitcase at Grand Central Station. The men were arrested in and around New York during the holiday weekend and face charges under the national stolen property law.
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United Press
New
York
Gly Realt
Wall Street
Department of Justice
United States Treasury
Grand Central Station
New York
France fears farm strike after weekend violence
Paris reports a nationwide farm strike feared as violence ebbs from a weekend marked by heavy clashes in the Champs Elysees. Dozens injured including 30 police, many arrested as Interior Minister Salengro warned agitation spreading to the countryside. Miss Mary Hall of Brookville visited relatives in the city.
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Iresa
Paris
France
Champs Elyseen
Roger Salengto
Mary Hall
Brookville
City
Austro German Reconciliation Parley Fails
Vienna report says negotiations for reconciliation between Germany and Austria collapsed. Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg insisted on Austrian independence and noninterference, opposing a Nazi influence plan presented through Franz von Papen. He vowed to base his program on restoring the monarchy to avert Nazi control.
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United Press
Vienna
Milly 6
Germany
Austria
Kurt Schusehmigg
Dehusennize
Adolf Hitler
Franz von Pappen
Schuschmer
Youth Reports Stabbing During Suspected Hold Up
Police were told Saturday morning a youth named Richard Becker of West Church Street was stabbed in an alleged hold up. A local doctor was summoned to the Rose home on West Washington Street extension to treat the youth. Two knife wounds in the upper thigh were imposed by an unknown assailant during the attempted robbery, location of the incident not learned. The injuries were not serious.
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Richard Becker
West Church Street
Rose
West Washington Street
Borah Won’t Bolt His Party Says He Won’t Leave GOP
Borah tells United Press he will not bolt the Republican party. The veteran senator, 4) years in the Senate, says such a move would be absurd and he has been a party member so long there is nothing to gain from a maneuver. He refused to disclose 1936 campaign plans.
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Unues Eres Oie
Tda
Smith Williams
Borah
United Press Today
Yish
Senate
Spring Creek Man Injured Diving at Findley Lake
Jen Donaldson of Spring Creek suffered a deep gash on a bed while diving at Findley Lake near noon Sunday. He struck a sharp stone, required several stitches, and is recovering with no serious complications expected. New record set for Zeppelin flight arriving in Germany after 45 hours 36 minutes from Take Phurst.
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Spring Creek
Jen Donaldson
Findley Lake
Donaldson
Fio
Zeppelin
Fransmort
Germany
U.S. Naval Air Station
Phurst, MJ
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Annabelle Blake
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