Public sale notices and estate letters reported
The notice reports a public sale of farm property including cattle milk cans and machinery in Garland, Pennsylvania, with heirs and executors named. It also notes the estate of Chris ven in Erie County seeking claim settlements and debt notices, with attorneys and contact details for claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garsanty
David Buel
Erie County
Ibatra Buck
East Yard Street
Erie
Georgia A. Dainty
Corry
Erie Ja
Cedent
Brie
Depter
Mara
Danielson
Nine Controversial Issues Before State Legislature Final Week
The NRA is reconstituted to accept voluntary codes while proceeding cautiously. James L. O'Neill takes command as head of NRA with Roosevelt signaling broader legislation. Marshall and Cooney named to lead data gates and voluntary code maintenance as the organization extends to 1936 with two main tasks: study code effects and cooperate with business to maintain fair competition standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
James L. O'Neill
New York
Schechter
Roosevelt
Congress
Jie
Recovery Administration
Tully
Quesidentisles O'Neill
Juboy
Prentiss L. Cooney
Marshall
Goonley
Wall
Coontey
Busy Days for Legislators 10 Adjourn Friday
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania legislature faces a heavy workload to reach a Friday adjournment. Major items include taxes, appropriations, federal works relief authorizations, constitutional revision, Sunday movies, and workmen's compensation, with lines of action outlined and many bills advancing in the Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Assembly
Senate
House
Appropriations
Pennsylvania
Senate-House
Lomal
Former Corry Man Slashed During Fight
A Corry resident, 58 year old Julius Lowenstein of Nashville, died in Columbus after injuries from a May 26 automobile collision. The incident involved a Belo area fight over an argument, with slashes to the face and neck reported. The victim had been treated at Hamot Hospital, Erie, and was removed over the weekend.
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Buryey Blass
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lois Ciy
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Belo
Columbus
Julius Lowenstein
Nashville
Corry Journal Highlights Local School and City News
Corry Journal reports Corry National Guardsmen set for a wide schedule at Mount Gretna and local students earning honor rolls amid a cascade of pages. Aero Supply defeats Tay to draw even in City Baseball League, while House votes to restore pens cuts for Spanish War veterans. Corry entertainers step away from spotlight for a “real home” moment.
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Stam
Adhoo Costa
Corry
Mount Gretno
Aero Supply
Tayjwunds
City Baseball League
Page House
New Work-Relief Job To Be Launched In City
City to start first work-relief project since suspension this week. City Engineer N R Dicks says the new program will be about half the size of the recent project and provide 18 new workers plus three truck drivers for at least a month, possibly longer.
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N. R. Dicks
Sixty+ Enroll in Summer School Start Wednesday
Over sixty students are expected to enroll for a six week summer school opening Wednesday at 9 00 AM. All registrants report to Junior High school for registration with classes starting same day or next day. Miss Serepta Alberts Miss Leona Reed and Mrs Mae McCormick head the teaching staff though another teacher may join part time. Classes run six weeks with potential grade advancement for some, and fore noon sessions are at Juilee High School.
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Serepta Alberts
Leona Reed
Mae McCormick
Hue
Juilee High School
Cleveland Couple Die in Auto Crash Near Winchester
Fred W. Mellinger, 30, president of the International Cooperate Company of Cleveland, and his wife Tina, 46, were killed when their car collided with another vehicle near Winchester. Four youths from Richmond, Indiana, were injured, one seriously including James Saxton, 16, possibly a fractured skull. Others hurt were Wilmore Reed, 17, William Nusebum, 16, and Harry Chenoweth, 18.
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Limes
Winchester
Fred W. Mellinger
International Cooperate Company of
Cleveland
Tina
James Saxton
Wilmore Reed
William Nusebum
Harry Cheno- Wweth
Richmond
Ind
Ousted Commerce Aide Accuses Graft and Favoritism
Washington June 17 United Press reports former Assistant Secretary Mitchell, ousted by President Roosevelt, charging improper favoritism and graft in the Commerce Department. He claimed the department mirrors national failures and said his removal aimed to “obtain more effective supervision” of certain bureaus amid an ongoing investigation.
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United Press
Washington
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Government passes 500 million nuisance tax extension bill
Washington June 17 the house, under a gag rule, approved a 500 million nuisance tax extension affecting chewing gum, gas use, and theatre admissions. Passage hinges on a two thirds vote. deadline July 15 threatens daily 1.9 million revenue if not enacted. Speaker Burns signaled further must actions and possible adjournment by July 15.
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United Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Joseph W. Burns
Auto Upset Injures North East Woman Near Binley Lake
Mrs Howard Eaton 24 of North East is seriously injured after a car overturned north of Binley Lake early Saturday. Mrs Waton sustains serious head injuries. Miss Kathleen Williams 20 and O K Murray 24 escape with minor injuries. The driver Murray Bliss 22 and others were hospitalized. Bliss was discharged Saturday morning.
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Howard Eaton
North East
Binley Lake
Corry
Waton
Murray
Bliss
O. K. Murray
Is City
Kathleen Williams
Williams
Guard highway chase for armed robbers yields empty result
Patrolmen Mead and Swann guarded the road into Curry from Worth East Saturday night chasing a pair of armed highway robbers in a stolen car after they robbed Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mager at North East. The car, traced by license plates to Joan Briemai, was found abandoned with no suspects in custody.
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Reamness
Mead and Swann
Curry
Worth East
Worth Eust
North East
C. G. Mager
Muger
Joan Briemai
SEEK SPEEDY PASSAGE LABOR UTILITY BILLS
Washington June 17 Administration pressure pressed the house of representatives for swift passage of two major New Deal measures the public utility bill and the Wagner labor relations bill both cleared the senate but risk delays and possible revisions. The White House may decide how hard to press depending on Roosevelt leadership and prestige.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Bil
Senate
Congress
House
Roosevelt
White House
Sheriff Kidnaped Found Handcuffed Near Boonville
Sheriff Edward Luegers of DuBois County Indiana was abducted in Jasper after arresting youths for car theft. The pair abandoned him eight miles north of Jasper on state road 61, then fled in a second car. he was found handcuffed in an abandoned stolen vehicle along the road.
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United Press
Boonville
Ind
Edward Luegers
DuBois County
Here
Jasper
Trom
Mild Criticism Voiced Over Pitt Dismissal Probe
A legislative committee in Harrisburg voiced mild criticism of the University of Pittsburgh administration after investigating the dismissal of associate history professor Dr Ralph B Turner. The panel offered no conclusion on the reason, citing vague, conflicting testimony about whether liberal views or a sneering attitude to religion caused the ouster. The incident triggered two investigations and delayed a $1 1 million state biennium appropriation, with no definite stance on the funding.
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United Press Sbarrisburg
University of Pittsburgh
Ralph B. Turner
Turner
Joni G. Bowman
University
Pitt
Speedy trial planned for George Weyerhauser kidnapers
Government prosecutors in Tacoma plan a speedy federal trial for nine year old George Weyerhauser kidnapping. Harmon Waley Margaret Waley William Grant allay Mahan to be charged with violating the Lindbergh law and using the mails to defraud and extort. Indictments expected by Saturday and the case would go before Federal Judge Cushman with a request for an immediate trial date. The Lindbergh law carries life imprisonment when the victim is harmed. State funding limits and court checks prompted authorities to defer to federal prosecution.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhauser
Harmon
Margaret Waley
William Grant
Allay Mahan
C. C. Cushman
George
Washington State
Chicago Youth Dies in Crash at Erie
Erie Pennsylvania June 17 J Berard McGinnis 21 son of a Chicago business man was fatally injured when his car struck a trolley car safety stand He had graduated from Purdue a year earlier and worked in refrigerator sales for Union Ice Union Ice company executive Thomas B McGinnis of 2922 Frontier Street Chicago is his father The accident left him with a fractured skull and crushed chest and he died shortly after the crash
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Erie
J. Berard McGinnis
Chicago
Purdue
Union Tee Company
McGinnis
Thomas B. McGinnis
Frontier Street
Lincoln Boyle
Union Ice
Compromise vote guides late news Pri
Polls show 811 to 43 vote by operating employees to forge a compromise and resume work after a lengthy dispute. A separate report details a personal crisis in Jackson Minnesota and a fatal throat slashing incident. other items reference a Pan American Airways clipper ship, a looming strike, and international trade policy concerns.
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Jello Suis Contay
Jackson
Minn
A. Tay
Thohachal
Calif
Gluyn Phillips
Los Angeles
Land Island
Pan American Airways
Midway
Honolulu
Amiron
London
United States
Asl
Hye
Three Missing Lads Found Dead in Ice Box
New York report details the disappearance of three youths. Reconstruction suggests the trio were found in an ice box, linked to a struggling man George Hoyt on relief who faced denial of aid after attempting to salvage income via a moving business. His conditions and possible motives are explored as the story references his dire financial strain and failed attempts to sustain his family.
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FED Myehs
United Press
New York
George
Hoyt
Pittsfield Man Injured In Two Car Collision
William Batko, 27, of Pittsfield, suffered head lacerations and possible internal injuries with a suspected right clavicle fracture after passing Nelson’s Ford and colliding as both cars traveled east. Batko was taken to Warren General Hospital. Nelson, 75, of Youngsville, and Joseph Batik and Wellsse escaped with minor injuries.
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Warren
Peins
Uulskirid
YounEsuils
iSnelma
William Batlko
Pitteliel
Warren General
Wikit
Rattko
Heather
Josep
Ford Auto
Cluf Nelson
Youngsville
Bakko
Nelson
Pittsfiel
Joseph Batik
Welsce
Escapy
Sainior
Five Successors Named to Deighan in Philadelphia
The report lists Edward Ax Linskel Damien Cy MTHomas V Dowd and others as successors to James J Deighan, adjutant of the American Legion, following his Friday resignation. Also named are J Kane of Aurquinor and J Guy Griffith of New Kenningtony, with department officers and veterans bureau tied to the Philadelphia area.
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Unitea Presa Philadelphia
Poily
Tames J
Teighns
American Legion
Fuesibt Oireter
Edward Ax Linskel
Fanistant Department
Deighan
Damien Cy
Purcell
department satvini+ offiver
Mthomas V
Dowd
Halgon Lettlenr
Beveal
Us Yaterana Bureau
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Etioneet
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New Blue Eagle
Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchelwald
Department of Commerce
Magerwoy
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North East Police Guard
State Legislative Committee
George Weyerhaeuser
Be Hintted
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