Cars Crash Hurts Man as Mediation Bill Advances
A serious head on collision on the Corry Spring Creek road near Will Laura Lane hospitalizes Garl Messenger 25 of Corry with a fractured skull and scalp injuries. Seven other occupants escape with minor bumps as drivers Dor McKay and Messenger attempt to blame ice and loss of control. In Washington, leaders rush to pass a compromise labor bill giving Roosevelt a full power conciliation board to avert a steel strike, aiming to enforce settlement of industrial disputes during the National Industrial Recovery Act period.
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Mussolini and Hitler Confer Over World Peace Talks
Venice dispatch reports Premier Mussolini and Chancellor Hitler meeting to discuss Germany returning to Geneva talks and joining a four power pact with Britain and France to secure a lasting European peace. The session was marked by restrained patriotism and secrecy.
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France
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Famous Hope Diamond Worn By Mrs McKean at Club
The famed Hope diamond, valued near 200000 by the late Ed geard McKean of Washington, was worn to a Chicago world fair night club by Mrs. McKean last night. She insisted it is the real gem, amid questions from awed bystanders. The pendant stone weighs about 44% carats and was described as walnut sized by guards.
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Edgeard McKean
Washington
Rescue Six From Lake In Storm Near Erie and Hanbor Creel
In Maiw Pa Lune 1481 men were rescued from a stormy lake at two sites. Police officer James Niland and W. W. Cracker of Erie plus Homer Nickerson of Sheffield were saved by an ash ing tug seven miles from shore. Robert Bell, Gon Bell, and Clarence Stevenson of Hanbor creel were rescued off Six Mile Creek after a half hour in the water, by George Heath who helped after their craft capsized while fishing.
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Cla Ence Stevenson
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George Heath
Price War Threat to Peace in Coal Mines
Washington Time reports a serious price war among bituminous coal producers has prompted Division Administrator Charles Adams to summon Appalachian code officials to Washington on June 26 for July 1 price schedules. Deputy Administrator Wayne D Ellis, a presidential member of the National Case Authority, will meet producers in Chicago and Kansas City to coordinate prices. The emergency aims to enable temporary arrangements through September 1 while a permanent price system is studied. The code, signed Sept 18, has raised production 82.5 percent with limited labor trouble and arbitration on 25 disputed issues. A previous April strike was averted by a ten percent wage cut and reduced working time. The 40-hour week was reduced to five days, seven hours. Price competition among sub-divisions remains the main challenge for the code administrator.
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Fear Band of Maniacs Terrorizing France
Police traced a band of maniacs planning a terror wave across France. Parcels wrapped in similar packaging carried threats signed by "The Three Judges of Hell." The first bomb exploded injuring two post office workers. Two more bombs, one capable of destroying a city block, were found at the central post office. A fourth bomb addressed to a radio station was located.
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Nations default on June war debt installments
Washington June 14 reports indicate Italy Poland Romania and Hungary will default their June 16 debt installments. The Italian notification, seen as a keynote, was sent to the state department by an embassy attaché. Other debtors expected to default include Austria Latvia Yugoslavia and Lithuania.
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Man Hurt in Fall at Police Station
Dick Brewster fell at the police station around noon suffering convulsions and a facial scalp laceration. He was moved to Corry hospital after and then there he endured further convulsions with his condition described as serious.
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Dick Brewster
Corry
Fifty? Summer school enrollment tops sixty students
Sixty students were enrolled in the summer session classes at the regimental school. The program runs for six weeks. Glasses will open Monday morning. Mrs. Mus McCormick, Miss Sun pte Albert, and Miss Lennasteed are named teachers.
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Publisher Named New Chairman Of Erie County Democrats
Hine Colegrave of Corry publisher of the Corry Traveler Journal was unanimously elected chairman of the Democrat county committee of Erie County, succeeding James I Lavery at a meeting in the Court House attracting 195 committeemen and nearly 500 spectators. Nellie Vieyra was unanimously elected vice chairman. Albert J Gunky was re elected secretary and Kenneth W Thompson was unanimously re elected treasurer. Lavery withdrew from the chairmanship race after the nominating speech for Colegrove and a motion by Lavery signaling a hard riding, straight shooting party in Erie County with another meeting to be set within the next four to five weeks.
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Corry
Clarence J. Wagner
Kenneth W. Thompson
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Weswanler
Colestoyy
Mary Lisi Harcour
Yorke witchcraft murder trio seeks sentence commutation
John Ciery, Yorke county's youngest member of the witchcraft murder trio, seeks commutation of his life term to second degree murder with parole in five years. He and two co-defendants were convicted for killing Nelson K. Rehmeyer on Thanksgiving Day 1928 to obtain a hair for breaking a hex.
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Yorke County
John Ciery
State Board of Pardons
Ayus
John H. Blymyer
Wilbert G. Hess
Young Curry
Nelson K. Rehmeyer
York County
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Rehmeyer
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Darrow companion Raymond Hamilton faces death sentence
Huntsville Texas June 4 Raymond Hamilton 20 described as Clyde Darrows companion was sentenced to death for killing a guard during an Eastham prison escape. He already faces 262 years in prison. Trial labeled him leader of a prison raid in which guard Major Crow, shot dead. Bonnie and Clyde connection noted.
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Jewelry Heist Strikes Adolph Zukor’s Wife in Chicago
Mrs. Adolph Zukor, wife of the film executive, reported jewelry worth 86075 stolen from her Chicago home. She awakened to a bright flash, found her handbag missing, and police were alerted. The jewels included a platinum clasp with a sizeable diamond. The incident occurred as the Zukors prepared to travel to California.
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Kohn Resigns Post on Federal Housing Group
Resignation of Robert D. Kohn, director of the housing division of the Public Works Administration, was presented to Administrator Harold L. Ickes but not accepted. Ickes would withhold judgment as hearings proceed into loans for eight city housing projects, including Boulevard Gardens in Queens.
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Two New Directors Elected by Stockholders at Meeting
W Stuart Houghton and L Rogloff were elected to the Corry Hoxpath Association board replacing J Heeppel and B W Stewart. Stock represented in person and by proxy totaled 1087 of 124 shares outstanding. The gathering approved last year’s minutes and reports, noting over $2,000 paid on otl pills and all current expenses covered. The new directors include G Barker, C Brown, D W DeRosay, S Bison, L E Graham, D Hillstrom, W Stave Houghton, G M Howard, D J Kelly, Blaine Kin cald and LW Roulofs with a reorganizational meeting set for Tuesday June us. The hospital report showed 973 patients admitted, 142 discharged, with 62 private room patients and 6,221 days of service. 71 operations performed, pioneer obstetrical cases 187 births. In Pittsburgh, delegates favored a general steel strike, seeking guaranteed wages and shorter hours, rejecting Roosevelt’s tentative proposals and demanding concrete action.
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L. Rogloff
Corry Hoxpath Association
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LW. Roulofs
Corry Hospital
Housing Bill Before Senate Committee Advances
A Senate banking sub-committee completed action on the administration housing bill aimed at reviving building trades and capital goods activity. A full committee report is expected later today, with Senator Alben Barkley predicting the bill could become law before Congress adjourns as part of the administration's "must" program.
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Washington
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Congress
Prepare for New Tests In Stratosphere Flight
Washington details report an upcoming stratosphere flight attempt by a joint National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps team. A pair of 4 000 000 cubic foot balloons will be inflated to lift a sealed gondola from a base near Rapid City South Dakota. Major Wilstern Keptier and Captain Albert W Stevn oversee the operation as winds shelter the balloon in a mountain basin.
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Golden Rule Sale Offered Monday by Merchants Club
Golden Rule Club merchants announced a large sales event to be held next Monday, June 18, with over forty stores in the mall taking part. Special bargains were arranged to attract customers from nearby towns and rural districts.
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Blues singer saves child in London accident scene
US blues singer Sophie Tuch ex Abe Alnger became the heroine of a crash today in central London. She dashed to rescue a child from a near-drowning autophile after a vehicle veered, guiding the child to safety with a shovel. An onlooker’s scream prompted the quick act as the singer’s coat was torn.
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