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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
1
The report details Austrian forces crushing Nazi terror cells with 185 dead as guardsmen break camp. It notes road improvements and regional patrols amid wartime efforts and the broader push to secure infrastructure.
Relief Works Division reports limited funding may stall street graveling and sewer intake work in the Fourth Ward until a new relief plan takes effect in September. The graveling is near complete with rapid progress on ongoing sections, while county officials wait for details on the September relief setup expected to combine features of the CWA and RWD programs. News from Vienna notes heavy fighting as Nazi insurgents resist Austrian forces amid regime-led executions.
Settlement ends dispute over Pacific coast labor frictions involving Amoco and shipowners. Joint control of halls proposed while federal arbitration resolves outstanding stente and a selection process for marine workers to choose representatives for bargaining.
Military authorities impose strict censorship and movement limits in Minneapolis under Adjt. Gen. Ellard A Walsh orders. About 4000 National Guardsmen patrol the city and surrounding areas with bayonets and force, as Gov. Floyd B Olson supports the crackdown amid a broader strike.
Harrisburg Pa May 27 Homer Davis of Scranton former Lackawanna county sheriff has been dismissed as state workers compensation referee by Governor Pinhol.
Kendall Refining Co of Bradford has closed a deal to buy the Realty building site at Center and Washington streets. Demolition will begin soon and a modern enamel steel and glass gasoline filling station will be erected. The purchase was from the National Bank of Corey with undisclosed consideration.
NRA clashes with L Greif Bros Int over minimum code wages and back pay. The firm defies a $10 back pay restoration and NRA threatens to remove the blue eagle. Baltimore federal injunction blocks eagle withdrawal while labels may face further action. Steel labor talks briefly shift with Amalgamated Association gains.
Ponce police arrested three men for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at the Rhyopesa Hotel on East Main Street around 2:00 this morning. Defendants were Donald Patterson, Thomas Walsh, and Gilbert Miha. Walsh allegedly knocked a man through large plate glass windows. All three paid fines and costs following arraignment before Mayor Millers.
In Paris a bomb explosion hit a subway depot causing chaos as several people were in the station. The blast injured multiple travelers while authorities investigated the incident amid busy evening traffic.
Major General Edward Shannon reports completion of two weeks of intensive training as units from the 142nd and 28th divisions depart Mt Gretna for Penn homes and southern posts. Detachments move via special trains and rest at Nobbsnyok Indiantown Gap and nearby camps.
The Prince of Wales adds author to his list of titles as a new West Africa hunting thriller is announced. The volume, described as a literary effort, will be published in November with the first autographed copy given to Queen Mary.
A heavy early morning downpour provided relief from heat and drought across the area. Temperatures cooled with more showers forecast for Friday and Saturday as forecasts promise further relief from the long drought affecting crops and gardens.
Governor Pinchot said he would insist on a complete program of social relief if an extra legislative session is forced. He stressed taxpayers must get value for any extra session cost and favored avoiding additional sessions but will act to maximize recuperation if required. He spoke after weather delayed travel to Mackinac Island and before the governors conference.
Fragmented OCR reports rapid city turmoil with hints of a dawn flight, chancellery fortifications in Vienna, a governors conference warning about Democratic Party shifts, and National Guard seizures of two communist editors in Minneapolis.
Twenty railroad grade crossings in Pennsylvania received the latest flashing light signals at about 50 000 during the first half of 1934. The Public Service Commission announced six financed by railroads, seven funded by the commission, and seven equipped with automatic lights by the state highway department with railroads sharing costs.
July 27 Tarrisbun g reports the Milk Control Board created by a special session faces its first major blow as Dr. Howard Reynolds resigns. Governor Pinchot accepts without comment. The Interstate Milk Producers Association blasts the board for alleged politics and failures to enforce tests, while two other members remain: Edward A. Stanford and John A. Barney.
Deputies guarding the Kohler plumbing plant clashed with striking workers as a clash broke out at the pear gate. One picket was injured after being struck with a grub while rifles and weapons were seized by authorities.
Vienna reports a failed Nazi coup with heavy military reinforcements and clashes across Styria Carinthia and Salzburg. Police executed arrests while government forces pressed to quell uprisings as rail and communications were disrupted.
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