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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
1
Warren Court Hears Guilty Plea In Double Murder Case
Warren June 10 Joe Senauskas 20 confessed killer of Mary Seminaky faces sentencing Friday after a hearing to fix degree of guilt. John Polens ex justice of the peace awaits trial for possible guilt degree. Mrs Seminaly widow of the slain man may seek a new trial as defense argues for further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senauskay
Warren
Joe Senauskas
Ayer
Metro Seminak
Youngsville Airport
Likealy
Warren County
John Polens
Garland Justice of the Peace
Mary Seminaly
Lincoln A. Cohen
Tle
Senauskas
Kowalski
Wolza
Corry
Volens
Hig Mo Iser
GM Pather
Cleveland
D. A. Ariod
Polens
Séearh
Duane
Tess
Arird
Atird
Secon
Cour
Aresent
L. C. Pallyise
Alti
The Road to Ruin in U S Refrigerator Sales
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association reports April sales of electric household refrigerators in the United States at 304 038 units, up from March and April 1935 totals. For the first four months of 1934 sales reached 9 75 million units, still lower than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Naional Electrical Manufacturers Association
Marsh
Wales
Black Legion Arson Squad Admits Fires
Detroit authorities announced that four men tied to the Black Legion, suspected of an arson squad, confessed to burning farms in Oakland County during 1934. Prosecutor Duncan C. McCrea said Swanson admitted membership and Frye acted as leader. other suspects followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Legion
Unites Prese
Detroit
Duncan C. McCrea
Pane Rice
Clarence Frye
Albert Swan
Roy Hepner
W. F. Mollenhauer
Oaleland County
Wayne County
Swanson
Aven
Frye
Landon leads Pennsylvania delegate poll in 1936 nomination race
United Press reports 7 Pennsylvania delegates favor Gov Alf M Landon with 50 votes. Sen Borah places second with 13. Philadelphia's Kelly urges a Pennsylvanian as vice president, proposing Justice George W Maxey. Scranton delegates Rosenberg and others weigh Maxey or another Pennsylvanian for the ticket to save the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. P
Penn
United Press
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Alf M. Landon
William ©. Borah
Kelly
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
George W Maxey
Scranton
Albert S. Rosenberg
T Tere
Maxey
Landon
Pomona Grange Closes Two Day City Meeting
The County Pomona Grange No members along with Corry Grange No 55 held a two day session in the Grange hall. About 125 adults and over 70 Juveniles attended the afternoon program highlighted by the pageant Happy Days in the Farm presented by Erie county Juvenile Granges led by director Mrs. Clara Dewey. A juvenile meeting followed with exemplification and a splendid dinner served by Corry Grange members marked the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange No
Corry Grange No
Erie County
Cloverleaf Grange
Northast
Lake Shore Grange
Girard
Bessemer Grange
Plates
Edinboro
Union City
West Greene
Phillipsville
Clara Dewey
Union City Grange
Moon
Corry
Two More Fugitives Nabbed Near Cologne Minnesota
St Peter Minnesota June 10 Withurt Jorrissen and Adolph Walworth were captured near Cologne, Minn today leaving only five fugitives from the State Hospital for Criminally Insane still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Peter
Minn
Withurt Jorrissen
Adolph Walworth
Cologne
State Hospital
Jupiter to Put On Spectacular Sky Show Tonight
After five years of viewing, Jupiter and its nine moons will dazzle star gazers this evening. Astronomers say the planet will be closer to Earth tonight than at any time since January 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Jupiter
Prominent Bradford Oil Operator Dies in Minnesota
Clayton G. Dor 68 a leading Bradford oil operator died in Rochester Minnesota after suffering a stroke on a train en route to the Mayo clinic He organized Forest Oil Corporation one of Pennsylvania's largest producing refining firms now part of Niagara Hudson Corporation Dor a native of Bradford lived here most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton G. Dor
Bradford
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Dorn
Forest Oil Corporation
Pennsylvania
Niagara Hudson Corporation
C C F to Meet in Philadelphia in 1937
The grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Pennsylvania announces its 19th annual meeting in Philadelphia. The session opens on the second Tuesday of next June, with preparations underway in Pittsburgh. A blood stained coat found near Grove City prompts state police to investigate possible violence or a victim in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Oold Fellows
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Grove City
Tere
The
George Junior Republic
Roosevelt Visits Arkansas for Centennial Tour
President Roosevelt on a non political southwest tour arrives in Arkansas to celebrate the centennial of statehood with Sen. Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Roosevelt, and a Little Rock broadcast. Observers see the trip as aiding Robinson's undecided re election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Joe Robinson
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
White
Hoover
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Centennial Stadium
Setttlor
Joe Robinsom
Senate
Dimist
Robinson
High Gradates Urged to Attend Alumni Reunion
The Corry High School Alumni Association hosts its sixty second annual reunion and banquet at the Junior High School Thursday evening at 6:30. The program includes invocation by Rev H Ray Ferris, welcome by Wallace M Young, remarks by Fe J Sheen and Supt RS Dewey, a one act play "Thank You Dieter" and dancing with George Weber's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School Alumni Association
Ben
H. Ray Ferris
T[hite! Brethren Im Christ Churen, Song, América, Led By Mrs. Howyard Sheen
Wallace M. Young
Duane Fogle
Fe J. Sheen
Maude Barnes
Rs, Dewey
Dieter
Longman's Greene Company
New York City
Raviota
George Weber
Freighter San Simeon Heads to Port After Collision
Abury Park New Jersey coast guard reports the 6561 ton toolgater San Simeon proceeding toward New York under convoy after a collision with the 5220 ton Dakotan eight miles south of Sea Girt New Jersey. The San Simeon has a hole in its bow and about 11 feet of water in its hold. Officials say the ship is not in danger but can make only about two and a half knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Abury Park
N.S
San Simeon
New York
Coast Guard
Sea Girt
N. J
Republican platform plank urges state relief authority
A 14 member Republican sub committee tentatively agrees on a plank to shift relief administration to states and require proportional cost sharing. The exact state share is not specified and the original 20 percent minimum was dropped. This marks the first tentative plank approved by the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Mussolini planned defense unification under a single head
Rome June 10 Mussolini to merge war navy and air ministries under a single minister of national defense with Badoglio to oversee all three arms. Under secretaries and current officers would aid the new chief. The move mirrors France and Britain and follows France’s new defense structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badoglio
Stewart Brown
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Pietro Badoglii
Mussolini
Italy
Dace
National Deense
France
Great Britain
1 United Press
Edouard Dutailier
Miinister
Bly and Smith threaten walkout if Roosevelt program revived
Massachusetts Democrat former Governor Joseph B. Bly warns he will leave the party with Alfred E. Smith if the 1926 platform seeks to revive New Deal laws blocked by courts. They align with Republicans calling for sensible politics ahead of the Philadelphia convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirstfield
Maas
Joseph B. Bly
Massacusetts
Alfred E. Smith
Philadelphia
Pittsburgher Renamed Head of Penn A Police
George M. Schmetzer of Pittsburgh was re elected president of the Fraternal Order Police at the close of the state convention in Erie last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgher
PENN
United Press
Erie
George M. Schmetzer
Pittsburgh
Fraternal Order Police
Snell Names Steiner Keynoter as Convention Opens
Public Hall Cleveland June 10 Bertrand H Snell took the permanent chair at the 21st Republican national convention urging a new crusade for American liberties. He backed Frederick Steiner for vice presidential candidate and praised Steiner’s keynote address amid delegates’ cheers. The scene featured floodlights, marching music, and a brisk attack on New Deal policies as Hoover arrived for a campaign appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle. Wilson
United Press
United Press Public Hall
Cleveland
Bertrand H. Snell
Ups
Snell
Frederick Steiner
Steinr
London
Speerh
William EB
Borah
Hep
Kerk Hoover
Landon Borah Platform Talks Enter Partial Accord
In Geveland public hall on June 10 a partial compromise emerged between Gov. Alfred Landon Kansas and Sen. Willis Borah. William Allen White and a Landon aide conferred with Borah about his demands to place planks before the platform committee. White said progress was being made and Borah would have a chance to defend his positions if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Unneeress Public
Geveland
Aif M. Landon
Kansas
Willis B. Borah
William Allen White
Landon
Borah
Hve
Demanuia
Platform
Hoover to address 20 000 at convention eve speech
Former President Herbert Hoover arrives at Union Terminal and prepares to speak tonight to about 20 000 attendees at the national convention. His address will be broadcast as he remains a central figure in the GOP race amid intense public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United Press
Sueveland
Herbert Hoover
Hep Westi Party
Roosevelt
Goy
Lando
Nomina
Herbert Hoper
Union Terminal
Lawrence Richey
Steiner Wins Praise On Cleveland Convention Speech
June 10 delegates and Republican leaders praised Senator Frederick Steiner after his keynote speech opening the campaign to win back the White House. He charged the New Deal with moral failings and harmful economic tinkering and urged a “genuine American deal” to reclaim government. He said the party will nominate a Republican president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Keynote Address Appeals to All Americans Across Parties
A speaker vilified the Rozacyelt Administration and urged reforms to curb government size and waste. He pressed for a balanced budget, debt reductions, and distrust of borrowing, framing the choice as America living or dying. Continued on page dres.
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Rozacyelt
Stelwyr
America
Dres
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