Fragmentary Crime Notes From Local Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment reports names and events around a local case. Mentions several individuals and references to a Sunday session, a sheriff, and a warrant, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1938
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment reports names and events around a local case. Mentions several individuals and references to a Sunday session, a sheriff, and a warrant, with unclear actions and outcomes.
Murray Levine, a New Rochelle attorney, anxiously guards his home awaiting word on his 2 year old son Peter abducted last Thursday. A ransom note is said to demand payment within 48 hours under threat of death, with police keeping a discreet handoff to aid negotiations. Investigators note an apparent official car parked behind the residence, its plates concealed.
United Press reports from Meadville Pennsylvania on March 2 as Judge Arthur James, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, denounces state taxation as driving industry away. He calls for gas tax and license revenue to fund highways, cites rising capitol public employees, and pledges practical governance without magical fixes.
John Cashman 77, retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer and longtime prominent figure in St Marys northwest Pennsylvania, died last night. Services set for Saturday. He served two terms as postmaster during Woodrow Wilson’s presidency.
Peter Levine, twelve, of New Rochelle, N. C., has not returned home. His father, a wealthy lawyer, contacted possible kidnappers but no progress was made. Local authorities warned the public to report any sightings as the search continued.
Charles N. Crosby, incumbent Democrat, announced in Meadville last night his plan to run for a fourth term. He spoke at a county Democratic meeting after a dinner served by church women. Leland J. Quibertson will seek re election as Crawford County state committeeman. Two other Democrats James F. Lavery and Bernard Cochran joined the race. The party chair announced a wide open primary to select a candidate.
Fittsburgh March 2. Testimony by 33 witnesses added to the inquest into the Warwick Coal Company mine explosion that killed 10. Alexander McCann, state mining inspector, testified the disaster would not have occurred had the mine been properly inspected. McCann appeared before a jury that began hearing yesterday, presenting an investigation report conducted after the January 12 blast. Sixteen other witnesses were called.
An alley night rainstorm drenched Los Angeles causing water to lap curbs and flood low areas and highways. Many families were marooned while office workers waded through water to reach workplaces. Streets remained inundated as authorities assessed damage and advised caution.
Harrisburg reports factions backing U S Senator Joseph F Guffey moved to back a compromise candidate to defeat or force withdrawal of Charles Alvin Jones in the May 17 Democratic gubernatorial primary Lawyers and party leaders in Philadelphia and state headquarters maneuvered to end the Guffey Lawrence control split Lewis Stern and others pressed Jones to withdraw while Kennedy Hart and other names were discussed The Philadelphia Democratic committee also urged McClosky Jr to retire dimming hopes for reconciliation before the May primary
The Democratic majority on the House Ways and Means committee recommended enactment of the 1938 revenue bill. They predict the plan would stimulate business by adjusting taxes on closely held corporations and altering profits and capital gains taxes. Republicans denounced the measure as favoring big business and sought to cast doubt on its aims.
Ulal Smith of Corry was sentenced to six to twelve months in the county workhouse by Judge William J. Hetland for larceny. He was linked to the theft of 80 dollars worth of clothing from Florian Shetiff, January 3. Mrs. Mary Bemis faced related charges, convicted on receiving abalone tools, and later freed of some charges while entering one larceny. Bemis’ husband serves a term in the Western Penitentiary for a separate offense. Smith’s sentence was formally pronounced on Tuesday.
The Senior High School musical group at the anlil wing Fe nny presents The Sunbonnet Girl with matinées for school children Thursday and Friday. Cooperating directors include Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Chaffee and Mary Curran. Cast lists Miranda Hiram Isabel Cuies Mrs Meadows Marjorie Lathrop Luella Lampton Mildred Weed Hiram Meadows Jack Dearing Evelina Abi Jah Patty Yohe Renton McSpain Jim Stowe Berd McSpavin David Lamimers Mrs Coleman Mildred Nichia Bob Coleman Elwy Cage Barbara Coleman Rose Pergys Jerry Jackson Charles Hughes Susan Clitten Jewel Hasbrouck Bernice Snaith Margaret Kovach and others.
Ash Wednesday observances take place at St Pauls Lutheran and St Elizabeths Catholic churches. Morning Masses attracted good attendance, with distribution of ashes noted in Catholic services. Evening services planned, including Holy Communion at St Pauls. The Lenten season begins today and runs through Easter with special services in the named churches.
New ambassador Joseph P Kennedy arrived in London to assume duties as United States envoy to Great Britain. His first aim is to advance an Anglo United States trade pact and he voiced this goal on arrival.
Italian dictator Mussolini and a high official party paid tribute to Gabriele D Annunzio during a premature public farewell at his villa in Gardone. D Annunzio died from a hemorrhage in his bedroom after a dramatic life of war poetry and romance, ending amid public mourning in Italy.
Bishop Grant D. Batdort delivers a scholarly address on The Reality of the Love of God at the opening session of the Eric conference mid year pastors retreat. Le Rev. OL An Nalt from Germantown speaks on God in a Garden. The event draws many listeners and is open to the public.
The American Red Cross headquarters and local chapter officers issue a renewed appeal for subscriptions to aid stricken Chinese people. The Danish Society has sent a trust for relief, with contributions invited at Stewart Hat Shop Bracken Keating company or the Journal office as relief efforts intensify.
Nationwide observance sponsored by the automobile industry aims to revive business by encouraging dealers to promote used car trade in late model inventory. National Automobile Dealers Association president urges wholehearted support to trade down high priced stock, reduce inventory, and boost working capital while reemploying idle workers.
A twin motor Transcontinental and Western Airliner vanished in the Tehachapi area east of Fresno with six passengers and three crew aboard. Search efforts are under way as the craft was last seen at 9 15 am and feared to be down in mountains with eight feet of snow.
The Works Progress Administration set a contract with Altoona Dunstite Products Company of Altoona Pa to furnish the remainder of sewer pipe for the Jozst storm sewer project. About 580 feet remains to be supplied. pipe production will use land near Aero Supply Company for the work. The first pipe is scheduled for delivery on March 14.
Harrisburg March 2 Women who marry in violation of company rules and lose their job as a result are entitled to Unemployment compensation Labor and Industry Secretary Ralph M Bushere said today The division of unemployment compensation had received inquiries from employed women who contemplated marriage and desired information regarding their rights under the Pennsylvania jobbay benefit law.
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