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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
1
Wreckage Found Of Western Air Express Liner Crash
Western Air Express plane vanished December 15 with seven aboard and was found scattered on a mountain slope in Alpine Utah. Guards checked the site after armed sentries fired on four men seeking souvenirs. Officials said cargo reportedly included jewels and that a crash at 150 mph likely drove the craft into granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Alpine
Utah
Western Air Express
Tay
M. G. Wenger
Wenger
Moutins
Department of Commerce
Fort Dallas
Witholl Conirmaon
Los Angeles
Gailio
Milford
War Secretary backs 45 flood control dams plan
Washington June 7 Secretary of War Harry Woodrine told the house flood control committee in favor of a nationwide long range flood control program. It would include 45 central facilities on the Ohio river tributaries and reservoirs costing about 235 million dollars, with the total program estimated at 800 million within budget limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Woodrine
House Flood Control Committee
Pleads Guilty in Times Square Studio Murder
Rosa, a 71 year old studio occupant, pleaded guilty today to a second degree murder charge in the hammer attack that killed violinist Luboca in a Times Square studio. The defendant faces sentencing on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurin
Mischa ‘Rosa
Panta
Luboca
Times Square
Avril
Electric chair sought for Babcock girl slayer in Buffalo
In Buffalo on June 7 a 18 year old Thomas Boward Smith faced arraignment on charges of stabbing and beating Mary Puen Babcock in February. District Attorney Walter C Newcomb outlined the state case while Babcock’s mother cried beside her husband as the defense prepared an insanity plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bufinalo
N.Y
Thomas Boward Smith
Mary Puen Babcock
Walter c. Newcomb
Letuseil
South Buffalo
Smith
Honda
Neneymith
Grant Babb
Scates
Newcomb
Avery
Death claims Jean Harlow
Metro studio reports that Jean Harlow died at Samaritan Hospital. The hospital announced that wireworm poisoning was the cause of the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harlow
United Press
Metro
ThidWyn-Mayer Studio
Food Samaritan Hospital
Three Granges Meet In Joint Session Here
Over one hundred members from Corry Wattsburg and North East Granges gathered in the Grange Hall for a joint session. Corry Grange led the initiation of candidates and plans for a future gathering at Wattsburg on June 15 with events by Corry North East and Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wattsburg
North East
Hemineck
Wallsburs
Phelogworthy Tmaster
North Fast
Corry Granga
William Akar
C Warner
Roy Brown
Father hunted in Erie kidnaping case sparks police probe
In Braddock Pa on June 7 a man believed to be the father abducted 8 year old Charles Ehrhart Jr from near his grandmother’s home. Police pursue possible suspect while mother grieves and investigators weigh the father’s role in the disappearance and possible car seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brid
Stont
Charles Ehrhart, Jr
Erie Child Rescued From Lake Undertow
Marie Aliburn a 12 year old girl was rescued from drowning in lake Erie by guard Hark Wrobel yesterday as she battled strong undertow near Hamothos. She was recovering today and being cared for by officials after the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United -Rees
Brm
Marie Aliburn
Hark Wrobel
Hamothos
Honor Class of 1937 At Alumni Event
Corry High School Alumni Association holds its 63rd annual reunion and banquet at the Junior High School. Guests include honored 1987 graduates. Banquet at 8:30 PM, business meeting, one act play Revels al testimony, WPA supervisor Thomas Facos, then a dance at 9:30 PM with George Weber’s Appiere orchestra. Tickets at door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Schon
Corry High School
Hgh
Fumer Corry High
Thomas FacoFs
Alto
WPA
George Weber
Appiere Orchestra
Ninth murder victim woman tied to Kingsbury Run case
Coroner S R Gerber and Dr Todd report findings on the latest victim in the Kingsbury Run murders. The woman, about 35, was slain and possibly decapitated, with a grisly package of skull and bones examined. Coroner notes corroborating signs from the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Kingsbury Run
Dy. T. Wingate Todd
Western Reserve University
Tay
S. R. Gerber
Gerber
Todd
Three Injured in Neighborhood Brawl Reported
Gentinel of Corry Hospital says three men were injured in a morning fight with another man from Spartansburg. William, 20, suffered a head laceration and brain concussion, C D Powell had a nose wound, and a fourth participant was not identified. All were treated and discharged. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Laveen Milzzy
R. D. Spartansburs
C.D. Powell
R. D. Sparlansing
William
Ract
Wase
Bandits Hold Up Bank Net Four Thousand In North Baltimore
Three young bandits robbed the First National Bank in North Baltimore gathering up four thousand dollars in currency. They escaped four minutes after entering the bank today. The quick heist ended with police seeking leads and descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Baltimore
First National Bank
Labor reforms pass amid legislature actions gains
The legislature approved a 44 hour work week for adult workers, plus 7 1/2 day week and eight hour days for men women and others, and measures to relax strict provisions. The bill, designed to improve working conditions, becomes effective December 1st and is part of a broader labor program with other enactments expanding compensation, wage reporting, and work hour protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Earle
Corey
George Hy
Nuw
Hambihlinn
Hill Foe Industrial Workers
S!ate
TALE
Lion
Breweh & Leoisine
Fine Concert by Corry High Band at City Park
Several hundred persons gathered at City Park on Saturday evening to hear the Corry High School band directed by Gerry Bennett and organized by Donald Glossner. The concert lasted over an hour and drew praise from the crowd as cars filled surrounding parking areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
City Park
Corry
Gerry Bennett
Donald Glossner
Miusical
Roosevelt Asked to Intervene in Midwest Steel Strike
President Roosevelt received a telegraphic request from eighty steel unions seeking his intervention in the Midwest steel strike and sent it to the National Labor Relations Board for action. In Cleveland, Republic Steel said all facts about parcel post deliveries to mills had been presented to the district attorney. The strike idled about seventy thousand workers across three steel companies, with railroads seeking state protection and authorities weighing intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnited
Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Sleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Mills
Stiller
Bates
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Mey
Row
Justice Department
Donald B Cilles
Renble Cov
Avith
Cleveland
Fell
Warren
Niles
Chicago
Reptil Steel
Welly
Ils
Republic
Lewis backs wage hour bill in joint committee testimony
United Press reports John Lewis, leading the general support for the committee push behind the pending wage and hours bill. He urged against broad discretion to set varying minimum wages and testified before joint labor committees that the measure marks a modest start toward a better economic order with fixed minimums and maximum hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
Tune
Jonn Lewis
Nie Committee
Connery
Bill Bil
Fuse
Senate Labor Committees
Lewis
Gill
Leaders Given Prison Terms In Maine
Auburn Maine June 7 A Superior Court judge sentenced nine men to prison terms for criminal conspiracy in connection with the Auburn Lewiston strike. Each defendant received a prison term of one year and a $100 fine plus one eighth of trial costs. Defense counsel A Raymond Rogers was given until August 4 to file a transcript of exceptions in the Maine Supreme Court. Bail set at 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Auburn-Lewiston
Arthur Chapman
A. Raymond Rogers
Maine Law (Supreme) Court
Government bar on Pioneer Materials from state bids
Gov. George A. Earle ordered highways chief H. H. Temple and district engineer B. A. Griffiths removed over ties to the Erie county gravel scandal. Pioneer Materials Co. of Kittanning is barred from further commonwealth gravel bids as a major state police probe follows questions of substandard materials and irregularities in district No. 1 purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Highway Department
Major Adams
Erie County
Commonwealth
United Press
Harrisburg
George A. Earle
Highways
Warren van Dyke
H. H. Temple
Erie
van Dyke
E. A. Griffiths
Learfield
Arte Sui
So andsSous
le Leter
John Verona
Pittsburgh
Nil Ginuftlet
Farris
Adams
Veturne
Bowser
Griffths
Warren County
Pioneer Materials Co
Kittanning
Central Office
Itizeny
Lynn G. Adams
State Police
Superitendent
Warle
Pittsbuirga
Farle
Highways Department
Ponce Mtutyraly Company
Jong
Newapaparmen
Hlanie
Davi L. Lawienes
State
Denmonwal
Chajuyny
Hay
Temple
Arthur Colegrove
Colegrave
Asums
Gavarnon
MT Think
Adurog
Comiplaint
Colegrove
Erle County
Denverstic
E. A. Cijfiths
Tapriswsyiy
Springfield
Pepert
Getter
Hwid
Franklin
Mane
Witkell
Lynn G. Aramy
Scanlil
B. A. Griffiths
Glearfield
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Orela
Ae Temple
Griffiths
Wnred
Frees
Penna
Corry High
Labor Board
Linder
C. I
Drege
Pioneer Material Co
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