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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists various books and prices with scattered notations. Items include Heyer works, 27 books in total, references to Bel Seuss and Leon, and several undetailed entries about library acquisitions and pistol mentions.
Roberta Wykoff, 22 or 24 years old, was struck and run over by a car as her mother backed up in a yard near the State Fish Hatchery. She suffered a crushed chest and fractured clavicle and was taken to Corry Hospital in serious condition with internal injuries feared but hoped to recover.
United Press reports the Public Utility Commission opposes a merger of Eastern and Western Pennsylvania operating companies of the Associated Gas & Electric system. The plan would cut many low and mid salaried jobs while keeping top executives. Hearing continued on Metropolitan Edison sale to Pennsylvania Edison and Reading sale to Metropolitan Edison, with Johnstown Fuel Supply and related moves delayed.
A freak wind storm at Clearfield airport lifted two planes, tearing them apart and causing roughly 3,000 in damage. No injuries were reported as crews secured the site and began assessing the wreckage.
Oil City July 14 One man was injured and the Oil City Sand and Gravel dredge anchored on the Allegheny River was destroyed by an explosion that drew a crowd to the riverside. Ellsworth Chapman 44 a night watchman aboard the Lime was burned about the feet and transported to Oil City hospital in serious condition.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urged that supreme court nominations be restricted to trained experienced persons. He praised Cardozo and criticized potential replacements for Black or Reed, noting Roosevelt may reshuffle the bench before 1941. Two 14 year old twins, Adeline and Madeline Smith, recover after consecutive appendicitis operations.
Pennsylvania Democrats divide on a special session to counter a grand jury probe into the Earle administration. Governor Harle pushes the plan while State Chairman Lawrence opposes, citing party leadership concerns. Leaders meet again after two conferences with no decision. martial law denial noted.
Hershey Pa July 14 The Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union held colorful ceremonies last night installing new officers. Harry Scott of Pittsburgh was named president Bert Shay of Pottstown vice president Dr J Wila Byers Aliquippa secretary Ware Hoopes West Grove treasurer Wilbur H Hamilton Philadelphia named to the post.
Harrisburg reports the State Game Commission announces an antlerless deer season from November 28 to December 3, with no antlered deer season for the first time in 100 years. A six day bear season runs November 1 through 19, and a more liberal small game season is planned. The decision follows a survey showing deer numbers need reduction to align with food supply and sex balance. Individual hunters may take one antlerless deer. hunting parties of six or more are limited to two antlerless deer.
Clifton Moore elected president of Orry Hospital Association announces new committee appointments for the coming year at the directors meeting in the Library basement. June minutes and financials were approved. 122 patients served with 5 deaths, 12 births, and 46 operations reported.
Nearly 6,000 World War veterans gathered for the 28th Division annual convention of the American Expeditionary Forces. Paul Moses of Pittsburgh and other post officers arrived, with Judge W A Wright guiding arrivals from the division’s national headquarters in Harrisburg. Crown Prince Gustav Adolf of Sweden and his party visited Chicago on the first leg of a tour.
In London Coulst Haugwite Reventiow, husband of Barbara Hutton, pursues access to their son after a police court discharged him. He was pledged not to seek contact with the countess but remained nearby, delaying his return to pursue further action.
July 14 in Chicago John Henry Seadlund a hawk nosed lumberjack died in Cook County jail electric chair for the Lindbergh kidnap slaying of 72 year old Charles Ross a retired Chicago greeting card maker He walked the 10 steps to death at about 2 am EDT after spending hours in prayer and Bible reading He had written farewell letters to his mother and siblings and awaited reunion with his deceased father The jail chaplain administered Holy Communion
In Smyersport, Pennsylvania, July 1, the board voted unanimously to require married women teachers to resign. The motion followed a prior request by the Johnston school board, marking a local move to reduce married female staff.
J Banks Hudson announced today the appointment of Cuy Cleaver as Erie branch office manager. Cleaver, previously office manager in the 160 one with Headquarters at DuBois, will replace John Carney who moves to Harrisburg as a special field representative. Samson N. Hewlett will succeed Cleaver as Erie branch manager. The shifts are effective immediately.
A two year old girl, Shir ley Alin Johnson, nearly drowned after slipping into a city park fountain basin. Her sister alarmed by screams drew attention of ElI Harvey who rescued her as others assisted. The child regained balance, had swallowed water but was fine after treatment. Neighbors report several similar slips in recent weeks due to a slimy basin bottom. Local officials may consider closing the fountain to prevent further incidents.
Harrisburg July 14 The military affairs department announced the promotion of three Pennsylvania National Guard officers. Capt Stephen Spleen of Ridgway moved from command of the Service Company 112th Infantry to major commanding the 3rd Battalion saline unit. First Lieutenant Herford M Wood of Ridgway 112th Infantry promoted to captain in command of the Service Company infantry. Second Lieutenant Laurence B Morcullott of Kane advanced to first lieutenant with assignment of Company My 2th infantry.
Howard Hughes lands at Floyd Bennett Field New York at 2 37 PM EDT completing a record setting round the world flight in 91 hours 17 minutes. The giant plane touched down amid cheering crowds as Hughes and crew receive accolades from officials and spectators.
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