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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

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Lawrence Scores Victory Blocked Session On Graft Probe

Harrisburg July 15. Lawmakers and Democratic leaders postponed plans for an immediate special session to block the grand jury investigation of graft charges against the Earle administration. Gov Baile declined to comment as talks continued with no meetings until possibly Sunday. A new plan allegedly favored appointing Attorney General Bard to supersede Shelley in the grand jury probe, with disputes over official associations and alleged system of crime dating to 1935.

United Press Harrisburg Earle David J. Layvrense George H. Baile State Supreme Court Berks County Paul N. Schaeffer Guy K. Bard Carl B. Shelley Supreme Court Jude Schachter Bard

PUC Hearings At Erie July 21 22

The Public Utility Commission schedules 14 hearings for July 18 week, with 16 at the courthouse. July 21 calendar includes Pennsylvania Department of Highways request to approve reconstruction of an overhead bridge on Route 94 over the Pennsylvania Railroad near Saegertown in Woodcock and Hayfield townships, and cost allocations. Also on docket is Marshall R. Merrick seeking authorization to operate motor vehicles as a common carrier for paper products and building materials between Bre city points within a 150 mile radius.

Publis Wauty Commission Ins Court House Department, of Highways Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Wiie Baltrad Company Saegertown Woodcock Hayfield Stawherd

St Swithins Day Weather Forecast For Corry

Corry is told that on St Swithin’s Day the weather will set for the next forty days. The day begins with intermittent clearing and lighter winds as temperatures trend toward more comfortable levels, signaling continued unsettled skies with possible mix of sun and rain.

Corry

Cyclone Hits New Jersey Wrecks Towns and Seafront

A cyclone moved through New Jersey on July 15 with near hurricane winds that unroofed buildings, toppled telephone lines, and swept seaside structures into the ocean. No injuries were reported, but Seabright area endured the worst damage with bathhouses and huts carried into the sea.

New Jersey United Press Sun Bright N. J Sins Ghosnic Jwles Monmouth Carly Tre Van Hall Seabright Fire Department Ourgrounds

Farley Attacks McNutt Over 1932 Nomination

Washington July 13 A critical unfriendly analysis of Paul McNutt Indiana governor and 1940 Democratic hopeful appeared today in the first part of James A Farley's memoirs. Farley portrays McNutt's role at the 1932 Democratic convention and notes Garner Harrison and others as critics of the New Deal.

United Press Washington Paul Y. McNut Indiana Franklin D. Roosevelt James A. Farley Farley McNutt McNutt Row Philippines Roosevelt Parley Rosevelt John N. Garner Pat Harrison Miss

Child Run Over By Car Improves In Hospital

Little Roberta Wynoff, two-and-a-half years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Wynoff, residing west of the State Fish Hatchery, was injured when she ran into a car at her grand-parents home. One wheel passed over her, causing a crushed chest and a fractured clavicle. She was taken to Car ry hospital and her condition improved today with recovery expected.

Carry Hospital Litte Roberta Wykoff Milton Wynoff Will Dingfelder

Texan Faces Serious Charges For Hold Up

An 82 year old Texan faced federal charges for attempting to rob the Liberty Bank at Butrico with dynamite and threatening to blow up the building after a teller handed him 10000 dollars. Indictment by a federal grand jury listed bank robbery as the alleged crime and he is expected to be arraigned in Buffalo.

Yames Jamestown Echo Deilbe Liberty Bank Butrico Axsawit Mdera Buffalo

FDR Urges World Disarmament Yet Warns Minds To Arm

President Roosevelt urged a world disarmament path while stressing strong U S defense. He noted America’s billion dollar naval building program and continued State Department cooperation, but expected no immediate effect on the arms race amid foreboding world tensions. Cordell Hull and Roosevelt pressed for orderly democratic processes despite current militarization.

Joe Alex Morris United Press Roosevelt Hhe United States America State Department Qtill Cru Ude

Missing Weed Couple Searched In W Virginia Areas

MOUNDSVILLE W Va July 1 A missing Bradford Pa couple Mr and Mrs Alfred Weed have been sought in garages and buildings around Moundsville after a search of back country roads failed to locate them. Their son Harold Weed feared the couple may have taken their own lives following notes pleading for prayers.

Moundsville W. Va Alfred Weed Bradford Moundaville Harold Weed

Couple Reunite After Nine Years Divorce in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on July 15 Mr and Mrs Charles H Smilth renewed their marriage vows after a nine year separation by divorce. Both had remarried and later separated again before reconciling and staying united since.

Nince Pittsburgh Charles H. Smilth Sen Tates

Beamish Opposed to Proposed Merger in PennsylvaniA

Pennsylvania Pupil City Commissioner Tchad Beamish said he opposed the proposed merger of Associated Gas and Electric for public service efficiency, warning it would raise unemployment. Initial hearings closed on petitions by Keystone Public Service, Oil City and Bradford Electric to sell properties to Pennsylvania Edison. Altoona utility would become sole operator in the state under a single management plan. Rate cases for Penn Electric, Northern Pennsylvania Power, Erie Lighting and others would be unaffected by the merger petitions.

United Press Harrisburg Tchad J. Beamish Associated Gas & Electric Utility Pennsylvania Altoona A. G Pennsylvania Electric Northern Pennsylvania Power Erie Lighting Solar Electric Clarion River Power, Water Johnstown Puel and Supply Reading Coneh and Reading Beamish

Erie County Girl Killed as Train Strikes Auto

Three sisters riding to Conneaut Swim meet were in a car struck by a train in Erie County. Bernice Brooks, 10, was killed instantly. Stella Brooks, 4, survived serious injuries and was hospitalized. Inez May Brooks, 25, driver, escaped as the vehicle stalled at the tracks. The crash occurred near Keppville as the Bessemer passenger train hit the car.

Erie County United Prose Srie Conneaut Give Giel Bernice Brooks Albion R. D Stella Hamet Hospital Inez May Brooks Keppville Ik Bessemer Am

Eradication Sweep to Find Barberry for Rust Control

Beginning July 18, U S Agriculture inspectors will survey Corry properties for common barberry to root out rust-susceptible varieties. Infested plants will be uprooted while Japanese barberry used in landscaping will be left untouched as part of county wide efforts to protect wheat and rye crops from black stem rust.

United States Department of Agriculture Corry Erla U. S. Department of Agriculture

Corry Boys Enter Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Meade

Corry boys at Fort Meade Maryland join the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Port George for a thirty day term. Kennelly Paulson reports the group is in good health and enjoying camp life. Pillows of updates show assignments to Company 1D and Company C for Patterson Paulson, Weber Strigler Morton, and Om rs at Fort Hoyle for artillery instruction.

Ocal Citizens Military Training Camp Maryland Port George Meade Jealth Ufe Journal Kennelly Paulson Corry Port Meade Robert Patterson Kenneth Paulson Fort Meade Walter Paulson Paul Weber John Strigler Robert Morton Richard Fort Hoyle Fort Meade S Ciizens George G. Meade

Hines and Runyan Lead Semi Final at PGA Meet

In Un tenneg SMAWNER-ONDELAWARE Pennsylvania July 18 Hines of New York and Paul Runyan of White Plains top the 21st National PGA tournament after the morning round of 36 hole semi finals One up on Sammy Snead and Runyan two up on Henry Picard. Benson and Haverstick join the Pittsburgh event headlines with local real estate and horse racing notes.

Smawner-Ondelaware Qimny Hines New York Paul Runyan Sammy Snead Runyan Henry Picard Pittsburgh Jack Benson Pittsburgh Real Estate Opera

Bradford Man Goes 70 Feet With No Face

Albert Trigger a 42 year old oil worker from Bradford died after a shotgun blast. Deputy Coroner George Lull said it appeared Trigger shot himself. A blood trail ran from the fence to a creek where his body lay. Trigger had been estranged from his wife Anna Brigger who lived in Ridgeway.

Bradword Albert Trigger George Lull Brigger Anna Brigger Ridgway Hidgeway

Crack Shot Exhibition Delights Corry Fans

Winchester star Jim Levack wowed about a hundred spectators at the Corry Rod and Gun Club grounds with rifle, shotgun, and revolver feats. The famed marksman performed difficult shots with ease in a lively, entertaining program praised by club members and arranged by S. H. Miller of Field's News Agency, local Winchester distributor.

Corry Jim Levack Winchester Levack Cli S. H. Miller Field Lotal Winchester

Infant Johnson Dies at Sugar Grove After Brief Illness

James Leroy Johnson infant son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Johnson of Sugar Grove RFD 8 died at home after a brief illness at nine months and twenty four days. He leaves paternal grandparents Tra Johnson Sugar Grove and maternal grandparents Clayton Oviatt Spartansburg Pa and two great grandmothers Mrs Frank Johnson Sugar Grove and Mrs Nettle Darling Sugar Grove. Funeral service Sunday at 2 p m at Chandliers Valley United Brethren church after a 1:30 prayer at home.

Sugar Ghovily James Leroy Johnson Lawrence Johnson Sugar Grove R. FD Tra Johnson Mra Clayton Oviatt Spartansburg Frank Johnson Nettle Darling Chandiers Valley

Young Niobe Man Drowns After Wading Across Creek

Milton Sour, 28, of Niobe, drowned in Broken Straw Creek near Niobe while wading across a deep hole. He had been with Richard Cross. Cross, recently oper­ated, could not reach him. Body found on Wednesday.

Crampe Milton Sour Niobe Brokenstraw Creek Sour Richard Cross Crass

U B Camp Program Opens at Findley Lake

A large delegation from United Brethren in Christ prepares to attend the third annual camp at Findley Lake. The 1988 program runs through July 28 with events including a youth banquet, Young People's Convention, Bible Conference and Leadership Training School, and Daily Vacation Bible School. Communities and church members will participate in evening and Sunday services during the two week period.

The United Brethrew In Christ Findley Lake Rogram Young People’s I Young People's Convention Bible Conference and Yanty Fychuteh Jariod

Slayers May Be Taken to Free Erie Prison

Erie officials consider transferring condemned prisoners John G. Polena and Joe Senauskas from Warren County to Erie County Prison to cut costs. The men are slated for execution in the electric chair on September 26 for the Metro Seminole slaying. Warren County pays $15 daily for guards. Erie offers 75 cents per day per man plus $12 for special guards.

Erie Warren County Erie County John G. Polena Joe Senauskas Erié County Warren

Hughes Reflects On World Flight Triumph In New York

Howard Hughes in New York says the Around the World flight is a tribute to American engineering. He praises designers and draftsmen while LaGuardia hails the achievement amid a 590000 crowd. Police kept order as Hughes rode through Lower Broadway and thanked the workers behind the project.

United Press New York Lindbergh Howard Hughes Histar Broadway Hughes Boas Manhattan Island Maus Wintey Fiorello LaGuardia Texas Aviation LaGuardia Wether

Youth Murders His Sweetheart in Car Drive

Wilmerding youth Tony Varacelli, 25, confessed to stabbing Caroline Bacco, 21, of Wilmerding, to death with a hunting knife after driving her to a lover’s lane. He surrendered to Pitt­cairn police, saying he learned she was dating other men.

Ay United Press Pittsburgh Wilmerding Tony Varacelli Caroline Bacco

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Lawrence PUC ST. Swithin’s Jim Farley Mother TEXAN Osed U. C U.S. Department of Agriculture Corry Boys Fort Meade, MD Hines Unitext Press U.B Corry Church Heghes
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