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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
1
Smith Triat Young Slayer Of Babcock Girl To Fate
Buffalo June 16 United Press reports Thomas Edward Smith a 19 year old described as a model youth faces a jury in a murder trial for the slaying of Mary Ellen Babcock. Summations by both sides loom as the jury decides first degree murder with possible death penalty or life imprisonment or insanity acquittal.
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United Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas Fiedward Smith
Mary Ellen Babcock
Auureys
Thomas T. Neiglom
Ciic
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Harris
Mysterious ad fuels kidnapping speculation in Mrs McDonnell case
A misleading New York Times style ad linked to the disappearance of Mrs. Alice McDonnell from her Long Meadow farmlast week sparked belief a suspect is known. Investigators found no motive or leads and noted no progress. The ad listed a telephone contact for Gerald M. Livingston of West Neck Road Huntington New York near the Parsons' farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Stony Prooie
Sueh
New Fork
Qt Ventart
Alice McDonnell
Long Meadow
Parsons
Hwever
Huntington 97
Gerald M. Livingston
Weat Neck Road
Huntington
Parsons’ Farm
Germany and Italy join Spanish naval patrols again
Berlin reports Germany and Italy resume participation in the nonintervention naval patrols in Spanish waters based on the June 12 four power agreement among Britain France Germany and Italy. Ambassadors in London notified the nonintervention committee of the decision following prior bombings of Almeria and an Italian ship attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
DNB
Afitcral
TNR
Ted Hafan
London
Basid
Britain
Frame
Ialy
Italy
Almeria
Phone Strike at Warren Affects Police and Medical Calls
United Press reports Warren to suspend all telephone service except emergency calls as 78 operators walk out at Restlester Sorsara ton plant site. Jean Johnson, president of the operators union, says the strike seeks higher wages. the union affiliates with the American Federation of Labor. Only emergency calls for police and physicians will be processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warren
Jean Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Dover Tragedy Updates Await Eighth Body in Delaware Bay
Three survivors of a fatal Dover tragedy were recovering at two hospitals as search crews continued for the missing eighth victim. Ten bodies were recovered, including Lloyd Pagis, 20, skipper of the ill fated fishing craft, with James Dublin, 76, listed as missing.
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United Press
Dover
Del
Uy Air and Sea
Delaware Bay
Lloyd Pagis
East Guardamen
Yesowday
James Dublin
Aluona
Harry Camper
Anus
Ovteas
Kent
Cano ‘Sons
Tames Stine
Aletonna
Charles W. Stoddayr
State College
Milward Mekve
Giver Ag
Anti - Hospital
Absaenc J
Four Convicted in Baker Estate Fraud Case
A federal jury in Pittsburgh found three women and a man guilty on multiple mail fraud counts in a scheme involving the mythical Jacob Baker estate. Bertha Dodson Margaret Lighthill and Lillian J. Ryan were convicted on four counts, Leroy Hadrich on conspiracy and mail fraud. The case centers on alleged exploitation of a non existent estate. In Butler, Ohio, Frank Lambert 8 was killed when his car was hit by a train engine at a mill site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myth
Pittsburgh
Jacob Baker
Hag Fitaleu
Bertha Dodson
Bellevue
Margaret Lighthill
Pitteburgh
Lillian JA. Ryan
Partlani
Ore
Leroy Hadrich
Butler
Frank Lambert
Carero
Mars
Lambert
Mars Brick Company
Roosevelt outlines plan to redistribute income this summer
President Roosevelt announced a redistribution of income program aimed at lifting 40 million ill nourished Americans by expanding national purchasing power. He said the plan would augment existing New Deal measures without boosting the debt beyond 26 billion, and would be detailed in a summer fireside chat or press conference.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Roosevelt Sals
Wim
Wle- Cine
Apending
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Congressional
Reilly Cites Gaps In Memory At Murder Trial
James A. Reilly Fayette County district attorney testified he did not have a clear recollection of all his actions. The trial over Frank C. Monaghan’s death continues into its sixth week as Judge William McNeagher presses to finish by Saturday with possible night sessions.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Tris
Frank C. Monaghan
Uniontown
Reilly
Charles J. Marglotti
William McNeagher
Relief Measure Is Center of Bitter Fight
Mayor Daniel J Shields asked President Roosevelt to intervene in a steel workers strike at Bethlehem Cambria plant. CIO leaders offered to settle the dispute by a national labor relations board section.
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Labor Board
United Preas
Nationalist forces siege Bilbao amid famine threats
As the Nationalist conquest of Bilbao proceeds, about 1 560 000 residents face starvation and displacement along a narrow strip between Bilbao and Gijon. Civilians hunger worsens as sea supplies dwindle and relief proves scarce in the war zone.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Bilbao
Gijon
Workers Ready to Resume Jobs at Youngstown Sheet and Tube
A 15 member committee presented petitions with 9 000 employee names to Frank Purnell president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Purnell said reopening depends on civil authorities providing protection and asked for ample line of police and executive assistance.
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Ey Wuncueres
Youngstown
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Purnell
Amtnis Executive Associalis
Claim Slayers Doomed To Die In Chair In 1937
Warren County official urges confidence that the Tennessee Supreme Court will uphold the death sentences of two men convicted as alleged slayers. Arguments in the appeals yielded no new testimony and the court is expected to render a decision within a month.
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Warren County
Supreme Court
Polens
Senauskas
Dietrich Atlananty Clady
Tennsylvania Supreme Court
Yenya Yo
Joe Suneanskay
Doh Pulens
Bebty
Tren
Phila Pn
Agate
Coltnse
Bnen Tral
Sali
Metro Seminole
Pittsfield
State Supreme Court
Arird
Arle
Warren Fire Damages Sterling Oil Plant Unexplained Origin
A large blaze at the Sterling Ot Company storage plant in Warren caused several thousand dollars in damage after a late morning fire. The frame building held drums of kerosene and oil and explosions occurred as firefighters rushed to save high temperature gasoline tanks. The fire began around 10 30 am and drew most Warren fire units while police barred spectators for safety.
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Sterling Ot Company
Wann
Company
Fure
Warren
Pennsylvania Post Offices Boost Receipts in 1936
The final post office classifications show 16 Pennsylvania offices achieving first class status raising shipments and salaries for postmasters. Philadelphia led with 16 million in receipts, while Pittsburgh and other cities posted multi million totals. several towns moved into higher class status with increased wages and duties.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Yase
Washington
Andridge
Aliquippa
Doyletown
Punxsutawhey
Aeventy-Ste B
Chiss
Titunville
Philadelphia
Lanasten
Attra Warren
OU City
Moadgilly Eh
Val
Clears Sik
DuBois
Wit Ain Tina
Turissy
Wai Coty
Ian
Erie dairymen suffer monthly loss linked to order
Harrisburg June 10. The Erie area dairy producers cooperative mine producers Inc filed a complaint in Dauphin county court over a milk commission order ending their I A cream aid classification effective June 2. They claim the change reduces pay from $2 to $145 per hundredweight and causes about $1,200 monthly loss. Also reports a Memorial Day clash in Chicago left Leo Francisco, 17, as the ninth victim, dying of gunshot wounds.
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United Press
Harrisburg
I Nlegal Anit
Bhe
Prodicers, Inc
Aera
Dauphin County
Forkne Onion
SIM Termes
Mil
Erle
Eric
Chicago
Leo Francisco
Republic Steel Company
Mounda
Fight to Quash Provision for Local Payment
Washington reports fear that a vote will quash a provision for local payment tied to Works Progress Administration funds and union sentiment. Officials fight for a 40 percent cat allocation and administration supporters claim the measure would limit unspent funds into the coming year.
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Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
Fearleys
Seip
Leene Groverslal Byrnes
Works Progress Administration
Oniof
Lynnie Lo
Fk Moetan
Janis Bynes
Robinson
Ferry Granted Three Month Stay In Madness Case
A local man identified as Ferry received a three month stay for a case of alleged insanity after being accused of killing his wife last May with a weapon. The pardon board sent Dr. Tasrael to examine Ferry who reports hearing voices and seeing visions of the Virgin Mary.
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United Press Jariossburg
FUL Parry
Emielonine
FEMS
Towers
Roberts
Wapr
Roberta
Teaberk
Anit
Virgin Mary
Prine
Tr Tsrel
Ir. Tasrael
Ferry
Erie foundry death from open hearth explosion
Carmen Bucarelli, 40, died at the National Erie foundry from burns received when molten metal showered him during a blast in the oil burner of the open hearth. The incident occurred Monday in Erie Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
United Press
National Erie Foundry
Carmen Bucarelli
Bucareli
Steel union leaders meet with Perkins amid labor talks
Murray arrives in Washington to press federal intervention as talks continue with Perkins. A tense scene unfolds with police involvement as a worker abduction incident draws attention to steel plant tensions and union organizing efforts.
Strawberries Ripen as Picking Begins in Local Farms
Olin Moony of Carer Hill, one of the area's largest growers, says strawberry picking starts tomorrow. He notes yields near half the average due to a damaged sewer line and weather. Prices hover around 20 cents, with expectations to stay above due to the reduced crop and favorable growth from recent rains and warm spells.
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Olin Moony
Carer Hill
Journal Reporter
Moore
Berriey
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