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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
1
Favorable Naval Expansion Bill Backed by Committee
The House Naval Affairs Committee favors a $1.06 billion naval expansion measure to fund 46 war vessels, 3,000 planes, and related arms. A rival May bill to tax profits of war faced debate as defense priorities and a policy of fighting as you go were discussed.
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United Press
Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
House
Amfrew J) May
Hunke Military Siairs Committee
May
Carl Vinson
Congress
United States
William G. Dushose
Naval Instruction
Parents Of 13 Pupils Set Hearing In Kane County
Justice Haille Stanger announced a hearing for tomorrow for six fathers who kept 14 children from Morrison one room school in protest of reinstating dismissed teacher Christine Prentice. Parents prefer fines to returning children to her class as the strike, begun after the tenure-board ruling, enters its second week with 13 pupils remaining out.
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Kane
Mar. J
Peave
Bethlehem Steel Posts Best Profit Since 1828
United Press report from New York states Bethlehem Steel Corporation paid taxes in 1987 equal to a year's wages for 12,000 workers. President Eugene Grave said the firm operated at its most profitable level since 1828, with SOM taxes rising from 36,123,410 to 19,687,125 over the final three years.
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United Frees
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G Grave
Im& Statement
Antifaw
Nine aboard missing plane eyed in snowy ascent
Fresno reported that hope centers on the Transcontinental and Western Air plane, carrying nine aboard, which vanished Tuesday night east of the city. Bud Rhoades, hearing an aircraft near Hass Lake, said a crash followed seconds later, while officials searched the Shaver Lake region for a craft believed near Bakersfield en route from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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United Press
Fresno
Calif
Mar
Here
Bud Rhoades
Rhoades
Hass Lake
E Hass Lake
Bass Lake
Shaver Lake
San Francisco
Los Angeles
J. D. Graves
Tehachapi Mountains
Seizo
Inter
Bakersfield
Fitzgerald Is Choice of Dems for Congress Nomination
Fitzgerald, a former East Side assemblyman and member of the state workmen's compensation board, was chosen by Erie county Democrats as their nominee in the Vie-Crawford district. He is active in labor circles and begins signing petitions to run for Congress.
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Firemen's Assn 18 Threatened Union Meeting Tonight
Members of the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association are alerted to a meeting tonight to organize a Tyin Town Volunteer Firemen's Association. The move seeks cooperation among Wesleyville Lawrence Park and Hamburg communities, with Lawrence Park having resigned earlier in 1937.
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Erie County Volunteer Firemens Association
Jim Wesleygilly
Tyin Town
Lawrence Patt. Habercroe
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Hanborcreek
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Hanbor
Hambercrack
State labor with Kennedy dems informed
Harrisburg March 8 The Pennsylvania labor movement remains on record for gubernatorial candidate Thomas Kennedy though Kennedy has not announced. UMWA official John Lewis urged endorsement while John Phillips of the Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council stated labor’s view in response to demands from affiliated unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Labor Movement
Thomas Kennedy
Kenedy
United Mine Workers of America
Chieftain John
Lewis
Labor
Cemge H. Earle
U.S
John 4. Phillips
Pennsylvania Industoural Union Council
Etats Federation of Labor
William Dren
American Federation of Laban
Ue Labor Movement
Hitler Hopes For Good Relations With U S
Berlin March 3 Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and new American ambassador Hugh S Wilson expressed mutual hope for improved American German relations as Wilson presented credentials at the presidential palace. Hitler said Wilsons knowledge of Germany would aid his effort to promote a new understanding between the nations.
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Vannesa Freie Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Hugh R. Wilson
Wilson
Hitler
Germany
Ex-German Ambassador to Russia Admits Charges
Moscow report describes Meholas Kyrestinsky, longtime Soviet ambassador to Germany, reversing a prior stance and admitting all espionage and wrecking charges in the Treason trial of Bolshevik leaders. Prokopy Zubarev, alleged czarist agent, admits plotting to murder Stalin and top Soviet officials.
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Russia
United Frese Moscow
Fap
Meholas WN
Khrestinsky
Germany
Kyestinsky
Ila
Prokopy Zubarev
Gaulstant ¢Ominlasar of Agriculture
Josef Stalin
Commissariat of Agriculture
Stalin
Lesar Kaganovich
Father Makes New Contact In Peter Levine Kidnapping
New Rochelle New York March 3 report claims a ransom has been demanded for 12 year old Peter Levine abducted a week ago. Rabbi Abraham Nowak declined comment while investigators review a cryptic note from the child urging his father to pay. A $60,400 ransom allegedly involves mixed denominations and a Bronx money drop plan.
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United Press
New Rochelle
Peter Levine
Abraham Nowak
Muney Levine
Nowak
Evelyn Avis
Bethel
Peter
Petey
Re‘newell
Comer
Bronx
New York City
No Opposition to Appointment of R H Jackson
Washington reports no opposition to the nomination of Robert Jackson for solicitor general. A tougher fight looms over the reappointment of Whert E Burlew as assistant secretary of the interior. Both nominations have faced delays from investigations and Senate scrutiny. The Jackson nomination has some support from the judiciary committee but faces potential opposition in the full Senate. Burlew’s nomination is tied to an extended inquiry into alleged misdeeds in the Interior Department. Debate on Jackson’s approval will continue as the Senate moves through government reorganization matters.
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Jackson
Interior
United Press
Washington
Teady
Robert
Kay Pittman
D. New
Burlew
Interior Department
Senate
Pastor Faces Breach of Promise Suit Now
In Steubenville Ohio on March 2 Rev Harold Cleaver Zies faces testimony in a $100,000 breach of promise case filed by New York socialite Cora Lukien Burnham. Burnham, 43, alleged the portly pastor jilted her after a seven year engagement to marry Omman Carter Sharpe, a wealthy 20th century notable.
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Sy United
Rex Sthubenville
Harold Cleaver Zies
New York
Lvorcee
Cora ‘Lukien Burnham
Ommam Carter Sharpe
Aculite
Students Enjoy Fine Operetta at Senior High
Forty two Senior High students perform The Sun bonnet Girl in full operetta style with a 15 piece orchestra. Carlton Chaffee directs the production with Mrs Chaffee on piano and Mary Curran choreographing dances. The show promises splendid music, stage effects, and a engaging plot that holds interest to the end.
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Hve
Sriday
Allatts
Thne
Orquestra
Carlton Chaffee
Chaffe
Ex China leader to head Japan backed Provisional government
Shanghai reports Tong Shao-i, premier after the 18/1 revolution, agreed with Japanese leaders to head a Chinese provisional government to be based in Nanking Wing, an elderly statesman and Columbia University graduate, is seen as likely to head a permanent regime in Peiping.
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Wy Unites Press
Shanghai, Man & Japanese Leallers
Tong Shao-¥i
Shui
Lay Storm Sewer Tile Across Center Street Delays Planners
Work on the big storm sewer project on Center Street faces delays as a substitute contractor is sought after the Works Progress Administration advised that a contract with Altoona District Products Company may be delayed. Excavation is well advanced from Spring Street westward toward the intake, with temporary shifts possible to Spring Street if delivery lags. Construction offices move from East Booth Street to Spritz Street as the project progresses.
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Pleasant Street
Bern
Altoona
Ato
WEA
East Booth Street
Franz Lot
Spritz Street
Measles cases rise in town with seven named patients
New measles cases announced by health authorities list seven individuals including Hotchkiss at 3, 108 Brock Street and Morton at 671 East South Street with others on Brock and West Pleasant streets. Two more cases are noted but records are incomplete, reported in Lundy Grove Street and Maya Concord Street.
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Viagil Hotchkiss
Brock Street
Robert Joseph
Mee Morton
East South Street
Ar-thut Nollinger
Chudrch Street
Russell White
Columbus Aven Y
Dnald Phillips
West Pleasant Street
Richard Walters
Grove Street
Concord Street
Pershing Gains Strength Amid Health Battle in Arizona
Tucson dispatch reports General John J. Pershing showed renewed strength today in his fight against a damaged heart and failing kidneys. Friends expressed optimism for convalescence and eventual recovery as his longtime aide Sergeant Crawford Shaeffer said Pershing had regained his old spirits.
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Tucson
Ariz
John
Pershing
Crawford
Shaeffer
Pershurg
Flood Strikes Southern California Killing Dozens
A devastating flood swept southern California turning streets into torrents from the mountains to the ocean. Dozens are dead and up to 18,000 homeless with property losses estimated between 15 and 30 million dollars. Riverside and Los Angeles endured the worst damage as relief agencies organized amid communication blackouts.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Mir
Bydie Telephone
San Francisco
California
Ha Mountains
Alda
Wenthar Duvelly
Santa Ana
Riverside
Amileur Vaio
Sheriff's Office
Doctors Am
Long Beach
William Evans
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