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Partial OCR fragment mentions names and dates with stray letters. It lacks clear actions or entities to form a complete item.
11 Jun 1934
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
1
Partial OCR fragment mentions names and dates with stray letters. It lacks clear actions or entities to form a complete item.
The readable fragments mention people including De Wilbhe and a sister, reference a hospital and a Sugar with Mr. spending, and note events in a town and suburb. Specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are incomplete, so the card reflects a partial local notice with uncertain details.
Fragmentary prize list notes a figure from 1903, with reference to a first wearer and later repairs. Names and places are unclear. remaining readable bits point to a historical timeline and attire linked to early 20th century nautical life.
Washington reports a looming steel strike threatens disruption with up to 2000 deaths from a hurricane and a missing plane mystery. President Roosevelt, Congress, or Gen. Johnson may intervene as union leaders harden stance after rejecting arbitration and urging swift action.
Wayne township announces a $60,000 Erie County secondary road program improving three and a half miles from West Columbus Avenue to Beaverdam. The plan includes start and end points and additional projects in Greenfield, Greene, McKean, Girard, Venango townships, and a Beaver team road upgrade, with prior Beaver Street improvements noted.
A transport plane carrying four passengers a pilot a co pilot and a stewardess vanished near Newark Saturday. It was found burned out in the Catskill mountains with seven people aboard dead including pilot Clyde Holibroote co pilot John Barron stewardess Ada Huckeby and seven others in Buffalo Humalo and Great Neck. Officials cite a sudden squall as cause.
United Press reports Japan dispatched warships toward Nanking after the disappearance of a Japanese vice consul. The Tsushima led the Yangtze fleet with escort ships joining the patrols around the area. Chinese authorities reportedly have no clues as to the envoy's fate and Japan demanded protection for residents while considering actions if a Chinese official is implicated.
A Buffalo family traveling to Cory for a Sunday visit was in a serious automobile accident near Fredonia about 11 AM yesterday. Clyde Paulson drove the car which skidded on wet pavement near Woedonia, left the road and overturned the embankment. Mrs Anna Smith sustained the most serious injuries. Details continue on page five.
Eight students received diplomas at the fifth annual commencement held Sunday evening in St Thomas church. A large audience witnessed graduates in blue caps and gowns marching through an arch with green flowers and peonies. Father Graves presented diplomas after addressing parents and friends, urging continued support and guidance for the graduates as they prepare to meet future world challenges.
United Press reports in Susanitlun California that five people were killed in a suspected family feud. Victims include Mr and Mrs Joe Fazio their 20 year old daughter John Fazio and Leni Amisti all stabbed to death in the dispute.
Relief workers estimate about 2,000 dead in the Salvadoran hurricane aftermath with many bodies seen in wreckage. A pilot reports widespread destruction near Avajura Ja and a train wrecked and buried by floodwaters. authorities warn the toll may rise as checks proceed. A second storm threatens Mexico and Tamaulipas with potential damage to Tampico oil fields.
Washington June 1 The Senate moves toward adjournment with a heavy legislative queue. Expect debate on the silver bill with a possible vote and amendments by Thomas and McCarran. The 10 173 000 000 deficiency appropriation bill will trigger lengthy discussion as lawmakers weigh transfer of unobligated REC funds to relief agencies. Also on deck is Rexford Tugwell for under secretary and action on the housing bill with changes drawing AFL criticism from Green.
Ashington June di Tis on American constitution flexing for changes in economic bills Tugwell told a boisterous public battle with Senate foes over brain trust practices He denied favoring sweeping government changes While defending fitness for under secretary post Tugwell kept courtesy and poise before the Senate agriculture committee and a packed caucus with Morgan and Lindbergh as witnesses
Bail was denied to four Calcutta men including three physicians on a murder by germs case. The defendants Benesenka Pande and Ama Endea Pande along with Dr. Bhattacharya Dhar and Dr. Bhatttarjee faced the court as police alleged attempts to influence witnesses. The high court refused bail, citing extensive prosecution efforts and witness relations.
Washington reports two more debtor nations Belgium and Czecho Slovak ia will default on June 1 with formal notices sent to the Acting Secretary of State William Phillips. Belgium’s debt totals about 18.47 million dollars, with further arrears of 7.16 million. Czecho Slovakian arrears total roughly 35.71 million dollars with first instalment due by June 16 and May be deemed in default by June 19.
Newark June 11 A new transcontinental record for transport of passengers was claimed today by TWA Pilot G Fits who completed the Los Angeles Newark flight in 9 hours 45 minutes The plane left Los Angeles at 2 15 p m P S T and arrived in Newark at 11 00 p m The previous record of 73 hours 2 minutes was made without passengers
United States spends heavily on armaments, Nye charges at Longwood meeting. Senator Gerald Nye notes 1913 to 1919 military spending rose 197 percent and cites 1915 armament outlays of 313 million dollars. He argues removing profit from war could curb future conflicts.
Ridgway Pennsylvania June 11 More than 2000 workers were laid off today by Elk Tas ing Company in retaliation against the Pennsylvania teller board. An order to idle eight plants was sent directing them to operate at 65 percent capacity in protest of the board's alleged shoe purchases from a competitor. The company runs three plants in Pitt County and five at Newberry, Pennsylvania, after previously operating at full capacity.
Geneva report states world arms conference adjourned sine die with no disarmament accord. Europe pivots toward arms race, seeking allies and security pacts as leaders, Mussolini and Hitler, plan naval programs and diplomacy to avert or prepare for broader conflict.
Registration for summer school classes will be held Thursday at 9 o'clock in the Junior High, announced by Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey. Students planning to attend the eight week period should enroll promptly. opening date for Summer School is not set, but classes are expected to begin Monday, offering a chance to make up past-year work or to advance.
In Sac City Iowa a family celebrates quadruplets joining five older children in a tight knit household. Doctors report strong signs of survival for the newborns Lester Dean born weighing 4 pounds 4 ounces Lavern Daylene Dayonne Daren Lorraine Delgine and the two boys and one girl continue to thrive. The Wyrdfls previously had five single births, with statisticians noting quadruplets are rare yet improving with modern care during a Rochester trip for evaluation and a vacation nearby.
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