Slaughter on Friday Night Stuns Dwin Eight
A chaotic Friday raid erupts with a brutal assault leaving Dwin Eight shaken. Police investigation underway as residents seek answers about the incident and its motive.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1937
Page
5
A chaotic Friday raid erupts with a brutal assault leaving Dwin Eight shaken. Police investigation underway as residents seek answers about the incident and its motive.
AAA official J Hi Hutson and Soren H Lassen of Aurora SD will address the State Agricultural Conservation Committee field day and picnic at Star College on Monday August 5. The event follows a Harrisburg conference this week and includes plans for a premium denial starting at 8 30.
Personal mentions highlight Mig CL Sears of Maple Avenue returning home from Portland and Seattle with relatives. Several others including Rev and Mrs G L Boyd and families come back from New York City, Moonville, and points like Allegheny College for a Young People’s event.
In Philadelphia on July 27 the Oil Industry Investigation Commission warned that Pennsylvania's oil supply could be exhausted within ten years. The panel, appointed by Governor George H. Farle, studied conditions in the industry to forecast future supply.
Reports on a steel plant strike describe violence and clashes as strikers and nonstrikers faced attacks with pipes bricks and stones. Police dispersed crowds with tear gas while guards monitored the plant area as workers returned to duty amid ongoing tensions.
Hoff Business College in Warren Pennsylvania reports growing demand for graduates. Banke and refineries seek Hof Business students for skilled metal and factory work. Catalogues and program details available to prospective students before choosing another school.
In New York City amid a Democratic mayoral nomination contest the death of candidate leader James Jiling raises uncertainty. Sen. Royal Copeland and Tammany Hall factions back Copeland while Grover A. Whale’s supporters face confusion as rival factions align. The piece reflects a stormy political climate with shifting loyalties and potential impacts on the nomination.
Final rites for Miss Churchill were held at Ming Reniah Churchill’s home on Park Street with Rev. GT. Bay officiating. During services mourners included Mra dhny Spicer and Mois Ailte Messinges. Names of attendees and attendees’ relations were listed.
Philadelphia July 27. Police guarded the mayor's home amid a bitter disagreement involving a state trooper and alleged espionage in a broader probe. The dispute grew from telephone tapping allegations tied to the mayor's secretary and a legislative committee chaired by Senator Frank W. Rath.
Unclear text describes guardsmen staging a battle at Indiantown Gap with references to invasion threats and national defense. Mentions battles, dates, and personnel in disjointed form, lacking coherent names or places due to OCR errors.
Washington July 7 news reports Senate passage of a bill to cap freight car numbers. Senator Metin argues reduced car counts improve safety and employment, while Senator Halley warns the measure would cost railroads millions in the projected period.
Elmer C Walzer reports on market sentiment as political uncertainty and regulatory talk ripple through Wall Street. Analysts note limited leadership from Washington, with traders watching for policy hints from Democratic and business circles amid growing tensions at Bethlehem Steel and other majors.
United Press reports trading in New York markets as steel shares rise and fall amid repairs and recoveries. Strong listings include American Can American Locomotive and Paramount Pictures with varied percentages. aviation and oil stocks also noted. California health officials warn about trailers harming traffic and sanitation. county committee studies issue.
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