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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
1
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Wille Hospital Audition Notice In Re Hearing
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Roosevelt Signs Bill to Plunge Nation Into Public Works
The Public Works Administration launches a multi billion dollar program to lift mood and economy as President Roosevelt signs the recovery bill. By week end about 2,000 projects costing around 600 million dollars will be approved and start nationwide. Pennsylvania will receive at least 10 percent of the allotment.
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United Press
Washington
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
PWA
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Ted
Alehone
Hyde Park
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PWIA
WIPA
Harrisburg
Peets
Pennsylvania
Col. A. 5
Janeway
Goveorge H. Warle
Capitol Group
Benson Leads by Over 6 000 in Minnesota Governor Race
Benson leads by more than 6,000 votes as a Farmer-Labor gubernatorial contest in Minnesota nears completion. With about 600 precincts still to tallied, it appeared he had defeated former governor Hjalmer Petersen of Askov. In Washington, Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown urged business growth amid a mixed economy.
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United Press
Minntapolts
Minn
Hlmer A. Benson
Minnesota
Parmer-Labor Party
Jean
Hjalmer Petersen
Askov
Momips
Four German spies held after grand jury indictment
Four accused German spies pleaded not guilty in federal court today and posted $25,000 bail each. Judge Vincent Liebell presided as 14 others named in the indictment were sought. most defendants are in Germany. One, Mrs Jessie Wallace Jardon, serves a spy sentence in Britain.
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United Press
New York
Fateral Grand Jury
M Geman
Lvl
United States
Ederal
Vincent Liebell
Savedt
Sareants
Germany
Jessie Wallace Jardon
Britain
No Vets From This District At Encampment
No veterans from Corry district will attend the forthcoming encampment. Only three surviving local veterans, Jay Smith Beaverdam John Bell West Spring Creele and John McCray Elgin, cannot make the trip due to age and strain. Arthur Schaub Cory has long supported veterans here and may join the encampment, but Samuel Willard Jamestown plans to attend as one of the few Pennsylvania veterans. The gathering is expected to draw about 2 000 veterans from various areas.
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Gettysburg
Corry
Jay Smith
Beaverdam
John Bell
West Spring Creele
John McCray
Elgin
Arthur Schaub
Cory
Samuel Willard
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Eily
Claude Willet
West Church Stret
Rotary Club Speaker Discusses The Constitution
Twenty seven Rotary Club members and two guests heard Olin W Bracken speak on the constitution during the Tuesday dinner meeting at Fit nel Corry The president Charles P Keating led the session with group singing by Horton J Davis and Keppel Tiday on piano Women who helped form and shape the constitution were noted L Danister Watson was named to succeed Mr Keating as president and committees were announced for next week’s meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
W. A. Redmond
Corry
Joseph Alden
Venezuela
Fittel Corry
Olin W. Bracken
Charles P. Keating
Horton J. Davis
Keppel
Bracken
Buerce
J. Danister Watsors
Kenting
Three British Ships Bombed by Rebel Planes
News from London and Paris reports that Spanish rebel air forces sank three more British ships as hopes for a Spanish war settlement surface. Amid the clash, Neville Chamberlain faced Cabinet pressure to reveal progress toward an accord, while France and Italy move toward peace overtures. In China and Japan a quarrel over a rickshaw incident surfaced, and in the United States Roosevelt weighs a war debt plan as a model for broader settlements.
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Great Britain
France
London
Paria
Nevillé
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Italy
Europe
China
United States
Japan
Nanking
J. , Thompson
Nanking University
Thompson
Roosevelt
Congress
Salvation Army leaders transferred to New Kensington
Adjutant and Mrs. J. F. Sullivan, longtime Salvation Army leaders in Corry, are reassigned to New Kensington and begin new duties next Wednesday. They will be succeeded by Adjutant and Mrs. Chesley Young, previously in a western Pennsylvania town. A farewell service for Sullivan is set for next Sunday evening at the Corry citadel.
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J. F. Sullivan
Salvation Arm
Corry
Salvation Army
New Kensington
Adjt
Salvain Army
Salvationista
Sylvatin Army
Sullivan
Colegrove Denounces Pact With Guffey in Showdown Talk
Colegrove, Corry publisher named to the Public Utility Commission, brands the Lawrence Guffey peace pact a complete sellout. He demands a showdown with Lawrence over the harmony terms, alleging promised retirements and campaign leadership shifts amid Erie and Warren county tensions. The dispute centers on a Guffey faction push and state party loyalty trials as Kennedy and Jones-Earle workers face reprisals.
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Guffey
Democratic Party
Democratic County
James Sc. Bell
Warren
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Public Utility Commission
David L. Lawrence
Joseph F. Guffey
Colegrove
Lawrence
Harrisburg
Guttey
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jones-Earle
Kennedy
Colegrove Ilkcely
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Hearings on Rail Wage Reduction Set for June 28
Railway officials announce hearings in Chicago on a proposed 15 percent pay cut for about 1,000,000 railroad workers. Heads of the labor union and the carriers joint conference committee will lead negotiations aimed at settling a dispute that has fueled talk of a possible strike. Executives say wage cuts are needed to avert further bankruptcies among Class 1 carriers and distress across systems, while labor leaders reject any reduction as too low and inflationary.
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Neglitlong
Chicago
Akbnaard Railway
Conferem
Ananda
Kidnapper Found Sane By Commission
United Press reports in Wheeling Virginia that Pred Guy Gibson, 40, accused of kidnapping a child, was declared sane by the Ohio County jury commission after hours of examination. The finding comes as Gibson faces grand jury action in September on charges involving abducting the daughter of a widowed factory worker.
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United Press
Wheeling
Guy Gibeln
Marjorie Lee Cutler
Ohio County
Gibson
Beamish Says Action Will Be 5 Now
Harrisburg June 22 The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will adopt specific and definitive action in hearings on utility rates. Commissioner Richard Beamish announced that hearings into Sunbury Bridge rates will be detailed to deter attempts to bypass regulation. He urged return of regulation to courts and defined a just outcome as six percent annual return on invested public service assets.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Willy Commission
Richard 7. Beamish
Sunbury Bridge Company
Beamish
Pennsylvania Commission
Whibley
Public Service Commission
Death toll in wreck reaches forty four at mile city
Miles City Mont June 22 The death toll from the Milwaukee limited wreck rises to 44 as salvage workers remove broken coaches from Custer Creek 26 miles east of here Forty three bodies recovered and one missing One man was known to have perished from a sleeping car interior Two more bodies found at Fallon Glendive and Slaney along the river area with further search continuing amid uncertain totals
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Custer Creek
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Fallon
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Glendive
Slaney
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Warning on beer parlor equipment violations found
State health regulations were violated in several beer parlors and restaurants during a New Castle inspection by Inspector Cavanaugh and Health Officer John Planigen. Dispensers require double washing equipment and hot and cold rinse, plus valid health certificates. Warnings issued. follow up visit planned with possible arrests if rules are not followed.
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State Department of Health
Cavanaugh
New Castle
John Planigen
Colegrove Honored by Commissioners at Harrisburg Luncheon
Arthur Colegrove publisher of the Corry newspaper was named a member of the Public Utility Commission and honored at a Harrisburg luncheon hosted by the commissioners and bureau chiefs of the PUC. He was formerly property and supplies secretary and was appointed by Gov. George H. Earle to replace Guy K. Bard as attorney general.
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Unite Freee
Harrisburg
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Public Utility Commission
The
PUG
Property and Supplies
Colegrove
George H. Earle
Guy K. Bard
Doern Announces Germ Cause of Leukemia Breakthrough
Milwaukee, Wis June 22 Dr William G Doern of Mercy hospital today said he has determined leukemia is germ induced and that he has developed an abortive treatment approach.
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CURE
Milwaukee
Wis
William G. Doern
Mercy Hospital
Non-State Motorists Advised On 50 Mile Hour Law
Non-resident motorists entering Pennsylvania this summer will be cautioned by state police about road safety rules and enforcement. State motorists who exceed the 50 mph limit face a 90 day license suspension. non-residents face a similar temporary driving privilege restriction. The campaign aims to aid travelers and encourage cooperation with route signs and state motor code provisions.
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Pennsylvania
Hagarda
Commonwealth
Trafic
Junttan Bee
Judge to Hear Shelley Plea Early Friday
In Dauphin county court Judge Paul N. Schaeffer prepared to rule on District Attorney Carl B. Shelley's authority in the grand jury probe of Gov. George H. Earle's administration. Attorney General Guy K. Bard pressed for access to all evidence as the dispute headed to the Supreme Court for timely action.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Guy K. Bard
Paul N. Schaeffer
Berks
Dauphin County
Carl B. Shelley
Barley
Schaeffer
Dauphin
George H. Earle
Supreme Court
Flas
Becks
Hunt
Liquor Control Board sets taproom limit plan in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 22 the Liquor Control Board secured cooperation from the Pennsylvania Counties Retail Liquor Dealers Association on a taproom cap. About 61 delegates from 24 counties pledged support, saying the state has too many retail outlets for liquor, indicating forthcoming action to limit taprooms. Carriers’ reception featured 15 Journal newspaper carriers with rides and admission fees noted.
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Harrisburg
Tequor Control Board
Pennsylvania Counties Retail Liquor Dealers’ ‘Association
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