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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
5
In Marysville Oklahoma and Fort Worth area reports a mother of four, Mrs H C Browneagle, dominates city tournaments since 1923. She registered as a noted horse shoe pitcher nicknamed 100-DrGam Iniliam and has won every city tournament repeatedly.
A flurry of short trips and visits is noted as Mrs W C Merritt and family camp at Lake Iris near Weatfield. Dr and Mrs L H Pitt visit Pittburgh relatives. Several residents travel to Jamestown Titusville Warren and Meadville for brief stays and leisure.
William Lehman, 85, of Columbus, Ohio, was pardoned by President Roosevelt and sent to the federal reformatory at Chillicothe for trial in Ohio after serving time on an earlier robbery charge. Pierson M. Hall, U.S. district attorney, urged the pardon, asserting Lehman’s innocence.
Richard B Hardman city solicitor Massillon Ohio testified before the National Labor Relations Board that about 165 men were arrested on July 11 after a stowaway strike plot, but only one could be charged with possessing a 31 inch blade. The testimony came as CIO charges against Republic Steel questioned under the Wagner Act.
Army aviators from Aberdeen proving grounds join residents and Boy Scouts in the search for Janet Louise Wohlsen 18 of Lancaster Pa who disappeared after setting out in a rowboat on the Northeast River. The girl’s family and local lumber mill owner prompted a formal search after she did not return from a solitary trip yesterday.
The Senate ignored Alben W Barkley s maiden appeal and voted 71 to 19 to override President Roosevelt s veto on a two year measure maintaining low interest rates on Federal and bank loans.
Washington July 22 Reuters Willard M Girton B Conn asks for state and justice department inquiry into reports Nazi military cleansing camps have been set up across the United States. He cites information claiming a camp named Norland near Andover New Jersey.
Robert Rubey, a 10 year old from Washington Pennsylvania, was taken into custody by police while waiting for a bus to Hollywood to pursue a movie career. He claimed his mother needed money and that he could earn up to $2,000 a week, but authorities intervened.
United Press reports from New York note anticipated stock market moves as market participants await the White House steel earnings for the second quarter. Speculators buy on trends while profit takers appear, and earnings forecasts wobble before release.
July 22 stock list rose slightly in a moderately active session. Commodities slipped with wheat down as much as four tents. foreign exchange firmed as franc weakness failed to dent sentiment and the yen reached fresh highs. A rail worker at Stamford, Connecticut, was shocked by 11,000 volts but not seriously injured.
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