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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1937
Page
1
JURY SELECTED TO TRY SECOND STATE TROOPER FOR MONAGHAN DEATH
Regular jury of 12 to try State Policeman Anthony Sainte for murder in the Monaghan case completed. Panel includes 9 men and 3 women. opening statements set for 1:45 p.m. The case centers on the death of Prank Monaghan in Uniontown last September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaghan
RPO
United Press
Somerset
Anthony Sainte
Joss Cagebaer
Somerset Township
Sanule
Monaghas
Uniontown
Sainte
Buduy
Stacey Gundermat
Triat
Gunderman
Robert Pickworth
Jenner
Hugh Hunter
Shade Township
Bertha Allman
Kir
Christner
Summit Township
Ted Rhoades
J. B. Ober
Hooversville
Hi J. Koontz
Hooversville National Bank
Margaret Lohr
Meyersdale
Arthur P. Brown
Salisbury
Wilmer Coughenour
Addigan Township
Mary Snyder
Windber
Jess Casebeer
Flood Wall Seeks Money Backing Goodrich Plan
Pittsburgh reports plan to raise funds for a flood wall and reservoir projects near Tionesta and Allegheny watersheds. Congressmen and local officials push preliminary plans for nine reservoirs, with hearings ordered by Sen. Edward J. Thompson to finance welfare campaigns and public charity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Goodrich
County Boys Held For Carrying Weapons
Police report three youths Rowe Howe Howard Marcle and Howard Foster alias Howard Sellen were arrested in Marlborcreek and Wattsburg on weapon possession and robbery charges linked to a spree in Lewistown Pa Sellen is the stepson of James Sellen once tried for manslaughter in Brie Isumney and the missing boy was questioned during the case Police traced a revolver and a $4 60 theft linked to a Springfield area crime spree continuing as district officials pursue suspects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Howe
Howard Marcle
Marlborcreek
Howard Foster
Howard Sellen
Wattsburg
Lewistown
Sellen
James Sellen
Brie Isumney
Guffy Coal Bill Gets Right of Way
The House Rules Committee approved the Guffey-Vinnon coal regulation bill today, granting it a right of way. The measure will be brought to the House for action Tuesday with a four hour limit on debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United House
Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Ice Jam at Niagara Blocks River Below Falls
Niagara Falls NY March 8 A massive ice jam piles up 49 feet high and grows hourly along the Niagara River below the falls. The solid ice extends from the bottom of the falls to the whirlpool rapids, deflecting water away from the American falls while some slush ice pours over Horseshoe falls. Rivermen report no property damage or alarm and no ice threatens the American falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Niagara Walls
N. Y
Tyre
Niagara
American Falls
al Poet
United States
Olly
Horsexhos Falls
Charlottesville Mystery as Girl Dies from Chloroform Inhalation
Cleo Sprouse, 23, a university town donor student, was found dead beside the University of Virginia Historic Cemetery with a towel forcing chloroform into her mouth. An autopsy ruled nonsexual assault. a doctor is suspected by relatives though unnamed, while police hunt for a purchaser of chloroform matching a possible blond man’s details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Charlottesville
Maren
Cleo Sprouse
Commonwealth Attorney
Cleo
University of Virginia
Ereouth
Chris Sprouse
Phemel
Albemarlé
Horse Racing Bill Fought In Harrisburg Hearing
March 3 in Harrisburg Reverend Wim. B. Forney led Lord's Day Alliance forces in a public hearing opposing the Dent Melchiorre plan for legalized horse racing and pari mutuel betting. The measure, drafted by Revenue Secretary John B. Kelly and introduced in the house by Ran Cartes Melchiorre, Philadelphia, and in the senate by Sen. John H. Dent, Weemoreland, was recommitted after one-reading. Governor George H. Barton supported action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Wim. B. Forney
Phildey
Tia
Lord's Day Alliance
Harrisbung
Dent-Melchiorre
Revenue
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
House
Ran. Cartes Metchiorre
Senate
John H. Dent
Weemoreland
George H. Barle
Probe charges bill would drive plants from Pa
Harrisburg March 3 United Press. The senate finance committee heard witnesses on a bill to remove domestic corporation exemption to the S mill capital stock tax. Industry representatives from Alcoa Westinghouse United Gas and Jones & Laughlin urged against the Cohen measure arguing it would worsen Pennsylvania's industry exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Senate Finance Committee
House
Earle
Pennsylvania
Bernard B. McGinns, Jr
Allegheny
Cohen House
Finance Group
Legislative
George H. Earle
Herbert A. Cohen
York
Democratic
Aluminum Company of America
Westinghouselectric and Manufacturing Company
United Gas Improvement Conp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Chamera of Commerce
Jealousy Blamed in Triple Shooting Coudesport Pa Report
Jealousy is blamed as the motive in a triple shooting at a Coudersport hardware store. Georgy Bremers 25 year old clerk was killed and a companion and another person were wounded before Bremer allegedly shot himself. The incident occurred at the store and details were to continue on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Coudersport
Authoritsa
Georgy Bremer
Brehmer
Lewis to Organize Nation's Shoe Workers
Lewis' Committee for Industrial Organization announced formation of the United Shoe Workers of America in Boston. The new union aims for a nationwide membership of about 20,000 workers in the shoe industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
United Press
Boston
Muir
John 1. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Aioe
United Shoe Workers of America
Nudeva
Bills Fight By Railroads As Costly Burden In Pa House
Harrisburg March 3 testimony before the Pennsylvania House railroads committee shows two bills could raise annual costs for railways from 9 million to 90 million dollars. Union officers and railroad executives warned of risk of bankruptcy and job losses as payrolls and taxes strain state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Enaolencrit
House of Representatives Poould Coe
Pensylvania
Pennsylvana Lia
Juonas A. Fox
Ureiherhour
Street Bankera
Elmer Ham
Panksylvania Railroad
Jubilee Drive Raises $2500 for St Thomas Church
St Thomas church reports about 2500 raised in its Jubilee fund drive aimed at reducing debt. The campaign, led by the Jubilee committee and church board, hopes to reach 4000 to 9000. The church marks public festivities on June 1 and the 25th anniversary of Rev Francia J. Graves’s ordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Church
St .Thomas’ Church
Francia J. Graves
P. Re
Changes in maximum week for women bill discussed
The state senate considers modifying the weekly limit for women workers. Proponents, including the Lions and the State Retail Merchants Association, urge exemptions and a 48 hour workweek for Cannery operators and small business staff. Women earning 35 dollars or more a week are central to the debate as groups argue safety and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binfoyes Ub Wines Aml
Yeomen Workers Ly
Tereytid
State Senate
Gino
State
Moonburs
Corry Garden
Tiv Assoetde Mion
Whitnen
Annual Assembly Sessions Approved in Harrisburg
A Woodward joint resolution to require annual legislative sessions, replacing biennial sessions, cleared a Senate committee. Sen Ben Woodward of Philadelphia sponsored the proposal. A second constitutional amendment to remove the five year limit on amending the constitution also advanced in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Woodward
Senate
Sen
Ben
Phiielphia Repulican
Coal Parley Delays Resume Amid Industrial Negotiations
The coal conference reconvenes in New York as negotiators from the Appal Union ministries and industry groups push for a draft framework. Washington sources expect statements from figures like Philip Murray and union representatives as the meeting discusses the steel sit-down and broader labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lowia
Turi Milne
Washington
Tie Steel
Philip Murray
UW MW. A
conMeretioon
New York
Marin
Diva Tne
HULA
Will Ibaremy
Former Corry Resident a Real Ancient Mariner
Bonsteel, longtime Ridgeway agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad since 1925, has retired from service and joins more than 10,000 railroad employees enjoying the fruits of their labor. Born in Great Valley Center, N Y, he moved to Corry at three months old and later studied physical culture at Lake Geneva. He served as physical director at Brie and MacBecoming, then sailed the merchant marine to see the world. His first ship piloted by the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris ’. Bonsteel
Ridge Way
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Coleridge
Talen
Great Valley Center
Corry
Lake Geneva
Wis
Brie
M.c. B
Labor troubles fade with steel unionization efforts
A wave of peaceful arbitration ends widespread labor strife across steel, auto, and Navy shipbuilding sectors. Government mediators broker settlements in Detroit and Providence while drivers, truckers, and construction workers in New England show signs of broader restraint as talks continue and legal probes are launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tat Tre Entire Steel
Nnion
Slike
Mil Ommluyers
Providence
Une Croton
Conn
Motor Product Corporation
Tetroit
Libor Weaneen
Ising
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New England
Groton
Cory
Electric Bost Company
National Labor Reli~ion Board
Motor Products Corporation Atria
Detroit
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