28 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented note mentions a day of awareness and caution as a general message. The readable content hints at guidance or warning but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to identify concrete facts.
In a tense scene at the arena, officials intervened after Anat returned to the lineup. The incident prompted team captain Uftey to step in as chair and calls for a quick mediation.
A garbled line references Jim and Ange in a fragmented way, mentioning singing and a moment of snapping or icy imagery. The readable bits suggest a brief dramatic or personal note included in a larger page.
Fragile OCR text shows disjointed phrases with names like Betty and Cyrus Bott and references to questions, timing, and town context. The readable parts imply a personal or legal inquiry, but key details are missing. no clear incident or outcome is established.
Peiping faced hours of factional fighting as international authorities warned of possible army actions to keep lines open. The foreign Volunteer corps at Tientsin was ordered to stand by for mobilization while Chinese officials feared a soldier uprising over Japanese demilitarization pressure. The American garrison in Peiping could be drawn in if joint action were agreed.
Police search for siblings Adam Pabis 18 and Heya Pabis 15 who vanished from Baker Hill area ten days ago amid family quarrels. Relatives suspected in Harborcreek and Albion may harbor them. Alldin wore gray pants and a tan jacket while Heya wore a light green coat with rolled socks. details shared via teletype system.
Washington June 28 The revolt against remaining in Washington all summer grew as Congress faced President Roosevelts tax on wealth plan. Administration officials were startled as House holdouts hardened stance. The extended session increased pressure and the shift threatened passage of the tax program this season.
Readers urged to check the Journal edition for the mercantile appraiser's list covering Erie County. Notify the Department of Revenue at Harrisburg or involved parties if a business name is not listed. The report appears on multiple pages in today's issue.
Police investigate disappearance of silverware valued at several hundred dollars reported missing from the Rogers residence. Mr and Mrs Rogers in New England during inquiry. Their son George alerted police when he found the home undisturbed despite the missing silverware. Officials say burglary seems unlikely.
National Commander James Van Zandt told Veterans of Foreign Wars in Wilkinsburg that a new bonus bill will appear this session. He warned President Roosevelt against anti bonus stance, saying the VFW will oppose him in 1936 if needed. He predicted Congress will stay in session this summer until a bonus bill passes.
A large group of United Brethren in Christ Church members attend the Erie district summer rally at Hickernell Church in Hickernell. The opening session started at 4 10 o clock this morning with many locals participating. The theme is Vacïous Phases of Normal Christian Life. Rev Paul Weaver to deliver the rally sermon tonight.
County commissioners arranged to distribute numerous nominating petitions for candidates seeking public office this year. Circulation may proceed after Friday July 8. The final filing date is August 13, with seven days for withdrawal petitions afterward. Eight candidates have filed for judge of the common pleas court. more are not expected.
Candidates across Erie county and the state await a decision from the State Supreme Court as arguments begin on the constitutionality of a recently passed anti party raiding statute. John P. Connelly argues the law infringes voters rights and candidate freedom to choose a party.
Washington June 28 Roosevelt nearly completes his 1935 recommendations to Congress as reported by White House sources. No further messages expected unless changes arise. A special message on halting monetary suits against the government was seen as the final item for this session, with NRA legislation unsure before adjournment.
Aaron Swartz Jr. of Norristown Pa was elected president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association with no opposition. The group took no stance on proposed changes to the U S Constitution that would shift state rights to the federal government.
In Mexico City on June 28, Ambassador Josephus Daniels and Acting Foreign Minister Jose Angel Ceniceros signed a general claims agreement. Mexico agrees to pay the United States 8.446 million dollars for damage to American property in Revolutions from 1910 to 1920.
A coroner's jury finds Benjamin Sisley negligent for the death of Frank Miller in a grade crossing crash. Witnesses report unclear vision, no whistle, and signs of alcohol. District Attorney may pursue manslaughter charges. testimony details the driver and passengers.
City officials are absolved of fault in the relief work chiseling dispute on a graveling project. Erie Reemployment division sanctioned using a city street employee, with payroll and checks routed to the city treasury. Investigations continue, but policy now reportedly discontinued.
Detroit police probe the slaying of Howard Carter Dickinson, a prominent New York attorney and Hughes relative, by pursuing four leads including a Michigan plate car and a Lansing suspect. Autopsy notes instantaneous death, bullets and a briefcase of legal papers drive theories of a gangland motive and large cash on the victim.
A friendly suit argued a day before the Supreme Court tests the Ruth bill authorizing selling 50 million dollars of tax anticipation notes. State authorities expect an early favorable ruling as the bill, passed late in the 1985 legislature, provides repayment before the current biennium ends May 81, 1997.
Ossining N Y June 28 Eva Coo road house proprietress known as the Diamond Lil of Otsego county and Leonard Scarnici a convicted killer died in the electric chair last night. Coo was executed for the insurance murder of Harry Weight the hawly man of her roadhouse. Scarnici died for murder as a policeman in a holdup.
Corry and Union City will share in a large playground program planned under the Federal Emergency Education Relief. Thomas Roelofs and Dorothy Reynolds will supervise grounds activities with junior leaders to direct programs at Washington, Fairview, Hatch and Concord school grounds. The plan emphasizes recreation, sportsmanship, and safety with adult and children use at night. The Kiwanis Club may assist with equipment and swim classes are planned for all ages with details to follow.
In Harrisburg on June 28 Gov. George J. Earle dismissed two of his three milk control board members. Paul O. Sunday and A. Marburger were removed from duty. The move followed their appointments and senate confirmations earlier in the year. Warranted salary decisions were delayed pending hearings.
Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Co announced it would not hire anyone who had accepted relief payments. President Bayle P Haliburton stated the policy aims to avoid workers who might reveal wrongdoing, reflecting the era's employment practices amid relief programs.
The Flying Keys, Al and Fred, extended their endurance flight above Key Field in Meridian Mississippi. They surpassed the 1930 Hunter brothers’ 638 hour 41 minute record, with a tentative new mark set hours later as the crowd of up to 10,000 listened by radio.
London reports a frost between Great Britain and France over the British German naval accord. France would not attend London talks until Germany discloses its next decade naval building plans. Britain seeks joint detail sharing with France and other powers after their own programs are laid out.
Richard Neubauer a 23 year old West Springhill man died after his Erie beer truck overturned seven times near Six Mile Creek between North East and Erie. His partner Beach Sherman 21 of Erie suffered minor injuries. Police said the driver tried to pass and struck an object causing the vehicle to roll. Neubauer died at Hamot Hospital Erie from internal injuries. He was hauling beer from New York to Erie and Ohio.
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