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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1938
Page
1
Veterans Reunion Planned for Union City August 13
Plant for the 1994 reunion of war time Company A 1121st Infantry includes veterans from the city. Union City hosts the event Saturday August 13 with registration starting Friday evening August 12 at 6. Congdon Hotel is registration headquarters. chairman Forest Braley reports strong response and expects large attendance from this city and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Tie Company
Tuffaniey
Sever
Unin City
Union City
York
Thl City
Forest Braley
Thse
Congdon Hotel
New Taxes Not Needed to Aid Needy, Admin Confirms
Harrisburg July 26 United Press reports the administration moved to meet a $60 million relief deficit by shifting excess income, aiming to avoid new taxes. House Leader Cohen introduced a bill at the special session to boost relief funds by $25 million, while Gov Earle says relief can be solved without new taxes or borrowing. The plan clashes with a prior attorney general opinion that excess tax receipts repay notes. The $25 million transfer would fund relief through November to January ahead of the 1939 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Herbert B. Cohen
York
S Till
George H. Earle
Charles J. Margiotti
Texas Town Isolated by Flood Waters
San Saba Texas July 26 The town crowded with refugees from surrounding lowlands was isolated by flood waters today. City authorities warned that access to Bend and its 200 residents could be cut off at any moment. Boats brought in the entire population of Bend, about 20 miles southwest, as residents faced serious perils from rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Tex
Bend
Injury fatality in Pennsylvania horse accident
A 5 year old boy, Avie tink ed by 4 Horns at his father's arn, in Alm Bank, Bid ard county, died from internal injuries after being struck by a horse. The incident occurred today and the boy is the son of Roy Nunemaker. The accident happened at his father's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icinstown
Cyril Nunemaker
Roy Nunemaker
Alm Bank
Bidard County
Howe
North East Man Killed With Heavy Farm Machine
Mark Kendal, 63, a well known North East township farmer, was found beneath a heavy machine by his son and son in law on Monday noon. He had spent most of his life in the area aside from a year in mining camps. He lived on Ghhy Weel Min road in a frosty town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Mark Kendal
Geah
Enatol
Lewis
Spring Creek Mantis Held for Ginseng Theft
Anthony Potemski, 25, of Spring Creek, was arrested by Chief John D. Flanigan on ginseng theft charges. Two bags containing two to three bushels were found in his possession. The arrest followed a request from Warren county authorities and a hearing was scheduled this afternoon. Potemski denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Potemski
Flanigan
Warren
Spring Creek
R. D
John D. Flanigan
Grosh
PUM HM
Witten
Polemsin
Warren County
Potemsit
William Stuart
Potemiski
Attempted poisoning of Governor Chandler reported
United Press reports Gov. A B Chandler ill with what officials say may be poisoning. Major Joseph Burman cites three prior attempts, including at Covington roadside stand and in Harlan in May. Dr J W Bryan notes stomach upset after a radio address and says poisoned water suspected, though police find no basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Arotevnins
A. B. Chandler
Joseph Burman
State Bureau of Identification
Covington
Harlan
Burman
Louisville
J. W. Bryan
Chandler
Bryan
Guidin
Vane
National elections draw tight in five state primaries
Washington dispatch notes five states close in hard fought primaries ending August 2. New Deal influence is limited though two renomination bids test reform stances. Missouri and Tennessee feature notable machines. Virginia sees aid to William E. Doud Jr. in contest against Howard W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Sen
Bennett
Clark
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
James V. Bil- Unge
State Supreme Court
Jame M. Douglas
Lloyd C. Stark
Ed Crump
George L. Berry
Gordon Browning
Crump
Tom Stewart
J. Ridley Mitchell
Charles Powell
John R. Neal
Monkey
Rial
New Deal
Berry
NRA
Supreme Court
William E. Doud, Jr
Berlin
Une
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Man Faces Charge Of Holding Back 3505 Dollars
Cleveland dispatch reports Steve Erakovich, 49, arraigned on vagrancy charges after police found bank accounts totaling 3505.32 dollars. He was arrested with eight others and offered a brief, unclear explanation during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Cleveland
Steve Erakovich
Erakovich
Report on Criminal Courts Nearly Ready
Harrisburg July 26 Senator Frank W Ruth Berks said the report of his commission to investigate criminal courts will be submitted to the Legislature next week if printing is finished. The document recommends an extensive legislative program for sweeping reform of crime procedure and will be distributed to newspapers and members of the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese Harrisburg
Frank W. Ruth Berks
Tepisiatire
Housé and Venute
Auth
Report of Japan Russia flareup with claims of casualties
Tokyo reports a Japanese Manchukuoan frontier guard repulsed a Russian patrol that penetrated about 100 meters near Hunhun. The dispatch, dated from Manchuria, notes no confirmed casualties and centers on sovereignty disputes over Wil Japan holdings and maps cited by each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Tokyo
Comei
Insh Weell
Serloryi
Manchutea
Hunehun
Japan
Menchukuo
Manchuivuan
Conference on disposal plant here Thursday
City Council members will meet with District Engineer H. Young of the State Department of Health Thursday at 2 o clock to discuss Hare Creek sewage issues and the proposed disposal plant. City Engineer N. R. Dickson Splontoy arranged the gathering following a state communication about complaints at Hare Creek and PWA assistance options. Formal City Council action on the project may occur at the August 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Meadville
Council On Disposal
H. Young
State Department of Health
N. R. Dickson Splontoy
Hare Creek
PWA
Cormeil
Public Works Administration
Council
Officers Hold Battle During Pennsylvania Guard Camp
In Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania National Guard officers joined regular army commanders in a "paper war" exercise to simulate defending against an enemy advancing from Philadelphia and Lancaster. The annual encampment featured outdoor artillery and rifle drills and practical training before a wage discussion in Harrisburg about a minimum pay boost for about 20,000 laundry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Third Corps
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Union City Man Burned While Pouring Gasoline on Brass Pile
Ralph Quthbert a 25 year old Union City truck driver was painfully burned Monday while working near Curry Hill Meadville. Attendants at Spencer hospital said he was pouring gasoline on a brass pile when a watch ignited accidentally causing the fire. His injuries to the chin were painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Quthbert
Uni
Curry Hill
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
WPA Spends Over $22,000 On Erie Sidewalk Jobs
G C Cleaver of the Erie WPA reports the past year saw more than $22,000 spent on sidewalk repair and construction under federal funds of $17,671 with $4,670 from sponsors. Forty seven workers were employed as new concrete walks and brick sections were laid and relaid. A new sidewalk project awaits final WPA approval in Erie offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
G. C. Cleaver
Erie
WPA
Cleaver
Bank Employees Face Benefit Threat In PA Case
Harrisburg July 2 United Press reports unemployment compensation rights of several thousand workers at Pennsylvania banks owned by the Federal Reserve face threatened action. Labor and Industry Secretary Bashore said aid was denied to Frank J. Graham of Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and to other bank employees as banks claim exemption under federal status. A Dauphin county court injunction barred applying state jobless provisions to banks, though the state contests the action and will deny compensation to affected workers pending final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prew
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve
Dauphin County
Labor and Industry
Ralph MM. Bushore
Bushore
Frank J. Graham
Pennsylvania Company
Nnity
Philadelphia
Bashore
Federal Reserve System
Wreck of Truck Crushes Bottles on Cory-Spring Creek Road
A large Pepsi Cola truck carrying 198 cases of bottles wrecked on Cory-Spring Creek road opposite the G W Clark farm as it headed west to Erie. The driver escaped injury. about a quarter of the bottles were smashed. One-way traffic was set up while debris was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory-Spring Creek
G. W Clark
Erie
Confirmation of Corry Man's Appointment Before Senate
The Corry Evening Journal reports that confirmation of Arthur Colegrove as a Public Utility Commissioner is expected by the state Senate at the special session in Harrisburg which opened Monday evening. The chamber faces hundreds of executive appointments, with several named since the 1937 legislature adjourned, including Attorney General Guy J. Berd and various secretaries and commissioners across state departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
Corry Evening Journal
Public Utility Commission
Thetate Senate
Harrisburg
Senate
Guy J. Berd
Lancaster
Arthur W. Howe
Motor Police
Percy W. Foote
Dreks Hil
Irland
Allegheny Opposes Takeover of Pennsylvania Probe
In Harrisburg July 24 despite internal opposition the House State Government committees moved to report five bills aimed at throttling the Dauphin county grand jury investigation of Governor George J. Earle and 13 Democratic associates. Allegheny County lawmakers, led by Rep Homer Brown, voiced strong opposition to legislative intervention as Democratic ranks grew wary. The bills seek to permit the legislature to oversee the grand jury inquiry amid a political crisis stemming from charges raised during Earle’s primary bid and his dismissal of Attorney General Margiotti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey Ogter
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Paliphin County
George J. Werle
Barle
Bott
Llowk
Allegheny County
Assembly
Earle
Homer Brown
General Assembly
Anthony Cavalcahte
D. Fayette
Concurrent
Tve Billa
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Aukillath
Legislativit
Charles J. Margiotti
Democratts
Margiotti
Dauphin County Court
State Supreme Court
T Tose
Over $40 000 Spent on Monaghan Case
Uniontown Pa July 26 The Frank C Monaghan case cost Fayette county taxpayers 40 281 40 after the commissioners paid the last bill in the controversy The payment was made to Dr Cataldo Corrado one of the indicted in the death of Monaghan The bill total was 50 dollars and the case drew to a close with the county bearing the expense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Uniontown
Frank C. Monaghsy
Fayette County
Cataldo Corrado
Monaghan
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