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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1935
Page
7
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Washington is to see about 100 million silver dollars moved from Philadelphia to the new United States Treasury vault in Washington over about 20 days. Guards and armored cars will protect the shipment, a historic transfer aimed at concentrating silver stocks away from seaports and into secure vaults.
One man died and several injured over the weekend in Pittsburgh district auto crashes. Casmir Lowicki, 22, died from a fractured skull after being pinned beneath an overturned truck. Lowicki rode in the truck when it collided with an auto driven by H. A. Hill of Charleroi, who was ordered to post bond for an inquest.
Harrisburg July 29 The American Legion State Department Convention will be held August 15 16 and 17 in Wilkes-Barre with the Blue Hills and Pocono Mountains as a scenic backdrop. The guide highlights the Sullivan Trail Snaquehannst Trail and Bear Creek Boulevard plus the Wyoming Monument and Ashley Boulevard a marvel of highway construction. Famed Harvey’s Lake and other resorts are nearby with easy 30 minute access from Wilkes-Barre for delegates and visitors seeking sightseeing and comfort.
The annual Jewell family reunion gathered 26 relatives at Earl Bates home in West Spring Creek. A picnic dinner occurred at 1 PM followed by a business meeting. Officers for the year included President Harl Bates Vice President William Henry Secretary and Treasurer Masshennaie Henry. The next gathering was announced for Mrs Grace Thompson’s home in Spartanburg.
Philadelphia July 4 The Pennsylvania Railroad announced net railway operating income for the first half of 1935 at $32,658,018, down $127,122 from the same period in 1934, despite $178,859,059 gross revenues and higher operating expenses from wage increases. June revenue reached $91,676,565, up. expenses rose to $22,378,077, largely due to wage restorations, with June net income $6,105,599, down $969,072 from the prior year June.
United Mine Workers across western Pennsylvania awaited official word on postponing the August 1 strike. A hastily agreed armistice in Washington between operators in the Appalachian field and Union president John L Lewis was expected to be ratified soon, delaying the wage-scale dispute to September 16.
Moscow July 29 Communists in the United States report a total membership near 20 000 with 4 000 in factory cells Hart Browder secretary of the party said the group is widening among native born members now 40 percent of the total up from 10 percent in 1930 Negro members reach 2 500 up from fewer than 100 Browder warned against fascist domination and said the party underestimates fascist strength in America
John Metten, president of New York Shipbuilding Corp., testified before the House labor subcommittee that communist agitators orchestrated an 11 week Camden yard strike delaying an $80,000,000 warship program. He blamed the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, claiming a radical minority seeks to disrupt national defense and keep the yard idle. Also notes a Church Softball League program of tomorrow with games between lead and Lutherans, Presbyterians, Salvation Army, and Columbus at South Street and Fair Grounds at 6:00 PM.
Erie July 28 Judges Ros sitter and Hirt upheld a previous injunction against Karl W. Van Tassel and Tracy P. Montague, preventing them from running gasoline stations in Erie Warren and Crawford counties. Van Tassel may operate only within the city limits under the order. The three year dispute alleged a writtya agreement forbidding the gas business for 20 years across the three counties.
Connellsville Pennsylvania May 29 Police Chief John G Wall aged 34 escaped a fatal stab attack Saturday night when assailant Lloyd Everett 27 was struck on the head by a blackjack wielded by Constable A Smith Wall suffered a centwound and Everett a skull fracture in the ensuing struggle The trouble began when Tom Means Hillcrest garage owner summoned police to arrest Everett Means said Everett accused him of spreading rumors that led to the fight
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