Insurgent Leaders Press Fight Over Veterans Aid
Washington reports show insurgent House leaders rejecting President Roosevelt’s compromise on veterans economies. The row centers on restoring portions of a $420 million reduction and potential Senate rider adding $170 million to ex servicemen allowances. A White House meeting aimed to align key Democratic leaders with the Administration on the veteran relief plan.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Congress
House Democratic Steering Committee
Jimes
House
Pnly
Whyte Houses
Roosevelt
Rep
Patman
Detn
Texas
Senate
Independent Offices
Rainey
Mu Roosevelt
Steele
Tito Ling
Corry High School to Graduate Class of 87 Tonight
Highty seven students, one of the largest classes, will receive diplomas at Corry High School commencement in the senior auditorium at 8 o clock. Dr Alfred Randel of Jamestown will give the address titled What Graduation Brings. The program includes a salutatory Evolution in Education by George Rogers and a valedictory Character by Guy Butters. Diplomas will be presented by Harry B. Smith after scholarship announcements by Principal Howard J. Sheen and remarks by Supt. Ralph S. Dewey. The high school orchestra and Girls' Glee Club will provide music as officials hope for a capacity crowd. Schools close Thursday for the 1932-33 term.
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Highty
Corry High School
Alfred ©. Randel
Jamestown
George
Great Britain undecided on action on debt
Paris dispatch reports Britain will not pay the December 15 U S war debt or June 15 debt. Roosevelt gave no statement this week to reassure European debtors. London continues debt talks in Washington as Britain awaits Washington’s war debt message. Sir Roald Lindsay, Britain’s ambassador in Washington, leads discussions.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
Paris
Jie
Thaint
United States
London
Roosevelt
Grea Britain
Washington
Sir Roald Lindsay
Buffalo Suffer Severe Tornado Like Storm Across New York
A brutal wind and rain storm hit western New York on June 7. It caused numerous injuries and deaths, with Winona and Milton buildings collapsing and trapping over 40 pupils. A fireman died and several others injured in Toronto when a church collapsed amid the blaze. A Lackawanna incident burned firemen, with reports of casualties. Robert Calhoun of Lancaster, N.Y., was killed when his barn was demolished.
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United Press
Buffalo
New York
Winona
Milton
Toronto
Lackawasna
Robert Calhoun
Lancaster
N. Y
Tanmer
Seven Shot in New Mine War Outbreak
Springfield Illinois reports seven miners and two special deputies shot during a mass picket at the Peerless mine of Peabody Coal Carmen. Two thousand pickets blocked operations as workers entered the shaft. several persons were injured. Corry Woman's Club members Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Cassidy attended the meeting.
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Unise Rr
Springfield
John B. Phillips
Battle
Pittsburgh
Peerless State Federation of Pennsylvania
Peabody Coal Carmen
ET. Ryman
Thomas Urban
Ranisely Burton
WH. Wenner
H.C. Barnes
Barnes
J. A. Cassidy
F. 8. Austin
Corry
Morgan Co. Probe Seeks Expanded Stock Transaction Powers
Washington June 7 The Senate banking sub committee investigating J P Morgan drafted a resolution to empower it to probe stock transactions of Morgan partners. Chairman Fletcher said the amendment will cover all sales and dispositions of securities and avoid income tax issues. The move, unanimously approved, targets year end stock sales of Thomas Lamont and other Morgan partners Edward Wing and Harold Stanley.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Banking
Dp. Morgan
Morgan Partnersias Dhéy
Pletcher
Senate
Toon
Fletcher
Johny Davis
Moysgun
Ferdinand Pecora
Stouk
Thomas S. Lamont
Morgan
Repbra
Edward Wing
Harold Stanley
Indiana Tenth to Favor Repeal in 1930s State
Toliana today revoked its 17 year stand as a prohibition stronghold and became the first state to vote for repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Returns from yesterday’s balloting show 240 repeal delegates to the state convention in Indianapolis June 20 were assured of elections with a 16 vote majority.
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United Pres
Indianapolis
Ind
Toliana
Annual Alumni Reunion Set For Thursday Banquet
Plans advance for Corry High School Alumni Association fifty ninth annual meeting and banquet to be held Thursday evening at the Junior High School. Officers include Kulin L Jobs, president. Walter Scott, first vice president. Ruth Sheen, second vice president. T. Babbitt, secretary. Dr Lexch, treasurer. executive committee Mildred Monroe Marjorie Sullivan Dorothy Morrow Bimsey Rogers Ruth Bennett Katherine Abbey Arthur Schaub W H Johnson Jr. The program features the entertainment Hist She's 2 Mam a one act play by members of the Junior Dramatic Club followed by a dancing party after the business meeting and program.
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Guthusing
Corry, High School Alumni Association
Platts
Kulin L. Jobsi
Walter Scott
Ruth Sheen
T. Babbitt
Dr. Lexch
Mildred Monroe
Marjorie Sullivan
Dorothy Morrow
Bimsey Rogers
Ruth Bennett
Katherine Abbey
Arther Schaub
W. H. Johnson, Jr
Seek New Indictment Against Senator Davis
United States Attorney Louis Treadwell said a superseding indictment against Pennsylvania Senator James J. Davis is sought under the federal lottery law. He expects the grand jury to act promptly and noted Davis may plead Monday. trial may be postponed three weeks after a prior mistrial on the same charge involving lotteries run by the Loyal Drier of Moose.
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Byunited Press
New York
Tine 7
United States
Louis M. Treadwell
Loday Hy
Grand Jury
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Treadwell
Davis
Moose
Farmer Shot During Milk Load Protest in Erie
In Erie County near Girard two men were injured as Hill Mill Dairy Company officials attempted to move a milk load through protesting farmers. L. H. Hewitt of Waterford was shot in the leg, and another farmer was struck with a pistol butt. Charles A. Brown, Hill Mill president, was taken into custody after admitting the attempt to frighten Hewitt. Earlier that day a hundred farmers halted a truck bound for Edinboro and dumped 600 gallons of milk.
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United Press
Erie
Hill Mill Dairy Company
L. H. Hewitt
Waterford
Charles A. Brown
Hill Mill
Brown
Erie County Milk Warner
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Hospita
Mt Girerd
Almages
HAP Mill Dairy Company
Erle
Hill Mill Company
AML Mulsti
Girard
Hewitt
Farvi Va
Bath
Edinboro
Chapin
Death claims Cyrus Curtis, noted publisher
Cyrus H. K Curtis, prominent publisher of newspapers and magazines, died at his Wynnewood home near Philadelphia after a lingering illness. He would have been 62 on June 18. Services were planned for Friday afternoon at the Curtis residence. Surviving family included daughters Mary Louise Curtis Bok and others, grandchildren W. Curtis Bok and Cary W. Bok, and several relatives and associates.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Cyrus H. K Curtis
Wynente
Curtis
Mary Louise Curtis
Bok
W. Curtis Bok
Cary W. Bok
John G. Martin
Martin
Gurtle-Martin
Pearson Wells
Detroit
Hohfuss
Freeman Brown
Rockland
Mattern speeding to Chita in Siberia
Moscow reports Soviet officials believe Jimmy Mattern likely landed in Chita, Siberia, while telegrams from the city reach Moscow with long delays. Sightings over Novo-Sibirsk were telephoned to the United Press as officials noted good weather and continued progress of the flight.
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United Press
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Chita
Siberia
Mattern
Novo-Sibirsk
United Press Bureau
Resignation of Rev William Hall at St Pauls Church
Rev William Hall longtime pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church and former dean of local clergy resigns after 24 years of service. He will preach his last St Pauls sermon this Sunday. His successor has not yet been chosen and calls extension decisions will be discussed at an early congregational meeting. Hall from Buckley Illinois will retire from active ministry but remain in Corry for now.
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Corry Church
William Hall
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Hall
St. Paul's Church
Buckley
Ill
Wagner begins debate urging bill's passage
Senator Wagner opens Senate debate on the industrial recovery bill citing immediate enactment as crucial to revive the economy. He argues anti trust laws fail, calls for competition through industrial control, defends constitutionality, and estimates 3,000,000 jobs from a 3.3 billion public works phase. Senate Republicans plan an amendment to strike licensing provisions.
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United Press
Washington
Wagner
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Severe early summer storm hits city with hail and rain
A severe storm swept into the city shortly after noon bringing hail lightning and heavy rain. The downpour lasted over an hour darkened streets and disrupted electric power multiple times. Despite the intensity the storm caused only minor damage and mainly affected hillside streets.
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Ia Nol
Germany Accepts Mussolini Pact Sparks U S Debate
Washington dispatch reports the administration moves to apply the industrial control bill with a focus on early affected sectors such as tram and steel textiles and automobiles. The plan aims to put workers back to work, stabilize buying power, and involve price controls and trade agreements to curb cost increases.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Congress
Plana Be
United Presa
Huge Legion Rally to Draw Exservice Vets in Corry
Plans advance for one of the largest exservice men gatherings in Corry Saturday night. Lieut El- Imer Carrier Post of the American Legion will host the annual rally with several hundred members and Ladies Auxiliary expected. Post from Titusville Warren Youngsville plan bugle drum corps for the parade. Paul H. Griffith of Talontown will speak. other officials include Charles L. Anderson and Rock Hart. Parade slated for 7:30 with multiple corps and hundreds of Legionnaires from nearby states. Corry High School Band will participate as preparations continue.
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Corry
el- Imer
Carrier Post
American Legion
Amérean Legion
Titusville
Warren
Youngsville Legion
Youngsville Pst
Wire
Savers Bugis Jand
Paul H. Griffith
Talontown
Jetate
Charles L. Anderson
Chautauqua County Counsil
Rock Hart
Evie Gounsy Legion
Goumeil
Potty and
Wight
Jesse Jililante
Ralph B. McCord
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York State
Corry Post
Corry High
Heat Deaths Mount Across Midwest In Heat Wave
Chicago records a first sustained hot spell as deadly heat widens across Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Drowning and prostration deaths rise with seven drownings and eight fatalities reported in the region. Forecaster C A Donel predicts continuation of hot weather after breaking two year old records.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
C. A. Donel
Nebraska
Kanes
Missouri
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Corry Evening Journal
France
C.H.S
Great Britain
Stormmany
Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs
Guy Abbey
Erie County
Woman's Club
W. C. Morrow
Federation
Anthony Farnsworth
North East
Charles Cook
H. F. Thompson
Union City
T. Woods Sterrett
Bair
Quiz OF Morgan CO
Indiana
U.S
Farmer
Hill Mill Dairy Co
Cyrus Curtis
WM. Hall
ST. Paul's
Solon
Germany
Mussolini
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