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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
1
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Four persons died in Chautauqua County accidents over the weekend, three in automobile crashes and one drowning. Two young men, Bona Simmons and Norman Raum, were fatally injured when their car left a curve near Sherman, New York, with Simmons dying at Hamot Hospital. Raum remained in serious condition as authorities seek details of the crash. A highway patrol investigation and hospital reports followed as the area's deadly incidents prompted watchful scrutiny.
Bilbao and nearby areas endured a fierce assault as insurgent artillery aerial bombs and machine guns battered the capital. Loyalist defenders faced continuous fire while a steady stream of refugees moved northward amid smoke explosions and dust.
Over an inch of rain drenched the area from 4 p.m. to noon today with a thunderstorm overnight. Officials recorded 1.2 inches at times, noting no damage but street crews watched for clogs at the Senens Street intake as outdoor work stalled.
Fant Worry a 40-year-old wife slayer was ruled legally insane and sentenced to die in the electric chair next Monday. Dr Robert Israel head of Warren State hospital reported to the pardon board that Ferry suffers from a typical attack of mental illness and prison psychosis in a June 14 update.
June 1949 Philadelphia report states the federal government won a plea to have a three judge federal court decide on its right to prosecute the Aluminum Company of America under the Sherman antitrust law for a $222 million case.
In Buipalg New York, Mrs Kathevina Geni collapses in the chambers of Justice Samuel J Hayes Liddy after testifying in a case involving Tomas Rawand Smith, accused of killing Mary Exton Bahyeacke, an elderly semi invalid woman. Her son Mary escorts her to the witness chair as she testifies, briefly calling her son “my Tommy.”
Two men were bound over in the next court term on drunken driving charges after simultaneous arrests by highway patrolmen early Sunday. George Black of Essex Street and Harry Nelson of Warren were stopped at Columbia Avenue at 8 am. Both were released for hearing, with one driver tested by a physician after a stop. Alderman Porter held all ten men under $500 bail for the next term.
A $1,000,000 office and laboratory building authorized by the Weg statute would serve the liquor control board and possibly host several new boards and commissions. Plans show a two story square structure for state agencies headed by Gov. George A. I Harley, with the labor relations board, Turnpike Commission, and others potentially relocating there. Sites under consideration include a Pennsy railroad property about a mile from the capitol and another owned by a newspaper publisher northeast of Harrisburg.
A joint eight Democrat three Republican and one Progressive committee announced final plans to start a tax evasion inquiry into methods allegedly used by wealthy Americans to evade federal taxes. The inquiry likely begins Wednesday in Washington.
Erie Pa June 14 Joseph Grady 83 sailor sought by officers in death of Frank Adams 43. Grady admits striking Adams claiming self defense when Adams attacked with a hatchet Adams died at hospital two hours later from head injuries autopsy shows fatal fracture police note no charges yet filed
The Rural Electric Co Operative Association of northwestern Pennsylvania reports a delay in supplying electricity to farm homes. Work on the feeder line from Teaplevike Cravyford County toward the Bonynidam area continues, with 14 newly allocated units and all phase work advancing despite adverse conditions. The project aims to provide power to the region after the feeder line is completed for the Bonynidam district.
Automobiles operated by Th awa of RD G Corry and Walter Nropp of Westfield New York tolled yesterday on Sei Road two miles north of the city as Damon attempted a left turn and Schiopp passed Wien. No one was injured and damage to two machines was about $10. Highway Patrolman W Blythe investigator at Clifford Carroll of Coby fell at the wheel returning from work on Emporium Saturday night and struck a culvert near Three Point Ton thirteen miles east of the city on Route 6. Damage limited to the car.
Washington June 14 The Senate passed and sent to the House the Murray Satch resolution providing for a special national unemployment and relief commission to investigate causes and cures for the unemployment problem.
Washington debates seek to force communities to cover more costs as lawmakers move to strip a Urely From the $1.5 billion relief bill and keep 40 percent funding for WPA projects. The measure, sponsored by Sen James B. By, aims to preserve relief while imposing spending controls on municipalities.
At Bethlehem Steel Cambria works Johnstown Pennsylvania two men and a third person were injured in violent confrontations outside the gates during a strike organized by the Steel Workers Organizing Committee. The picket line included coal miners described as Trem the pila by John G. Lewy, opposing workers who refused to join the strike.
The 1987 graduating class celebrated with a spiritual program as Rev Francis J. Giawoy and staff presided over diplomas. Students Novkwt Raitt Tank, Hoten Lu Pray Rhynard, and Felward Wudoels led in classical studies. The ceremony featured choir, readings, and a sermon on child education and virtue.
In Stony Point New York June authorities pursue a case tied to the disappearance of a woman named Parsons. County officials plan a house and grounds search of the Sammis estate at Huntington as part of the investigation into the suspected murder and the lack of contact with the missing person.
MARRISBURG June 14 Protection for hunters who wear red was backed by the state game commission in its report on hunting accidents and game kills. Fatal incidents totaled 13, about one per 28,551 licensed hunters, while 169 non fatal accidents were recorded. Total game killed rose to 8108 long, with waterfowl down to 27,646 from 20,458, and black bears totaling 856. License volume reached 541,672.
June 14 police report two men prompted the leap involving Pauline Tarn and a companion as a sister Catherine also leaped. One sister jumped, another survived with injuries. License traced to car owned by P. TH. Christian of Harrisburg. State police detain two men in Parkersburg area. Earlier, 72 CCC workers in Bedford injured when their truck was sideswiped by a car and overturned.
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