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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented local item notes a tragedy and a call by a committee to discuss a proposed road route. The report mentions Erie and Albion areas, a city meeting, and a Ben Firman member proposing a petition to the association. Further readable details are limited.
Fragmentary text mentions routes and towns with scattered names such as Andover and Supple. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible. The readable bits suggest a local meet or departure list but key facts are missing.
United Press reports the Supreme Court leans toward New Deal recovery efforts as it nears key tests of emergency legislation. Justices increasingly accept federal power, with decisions on Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium and New York Mortgage contract showing receptiveness to change while pending cases on wage, hours provisions and industry codes indicate ongoing debate over the National Recovery Act. The court plans to hear arguments in the Spielman case and considers validity of the code and labor bargaining provisions amid broader New Deal measures.
The one month old son of Mr and Mrs Knibbs of Wilson Street was taken to a Philadelphia hospital for surgery to remove a foreign substance from the lungs. A large street cinder lodged at the lung base was successfully removed and the child remains under observation for a few days. A separate report from Carlisle, Pa states Rufus Gregor, a farmer from North Mindletown Township, was strangled to death after chewing tobacco and collapsing. the body was found by his employer, Mrs Raymond Lay.
Beaverdam March 5 The Ladies of the Methodist church will hold an all day meeting in the church parlor Wednesday March 12. A World Day of Prayer for Missions program follows a noon dinner with members serving and inviting all in the community to attend.
Erie March 6 The list of speakers for the Jackson Day dinner to be given by the Erie County Democratic committee is nearly complete Mayor James P Rossiter said The event will be at the Lawrence hotel on Saturday March 16 More than 300 Democrats from across western Pennsylvania are to attend New additions include Thomas Logo secretary of internal affairs elect Edward Nedones state secretary of labor and industry Other speakers listed include Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kenney West Virginia Senator elect Rush D Hall J Adrian Bonnelly chief deputy attorney general and Avtar Colegraye secretary of property and supplies The Democratic committee celebrates golden wedding anniversaries in Warrensburg Missouri four Johnson County couples Reed Kling and Margaret Jacoby Cy rus and Margaret Jarahy Bondurant Levi and May Jacoby and Isaiah and Ada Ellen Jacoby Also Miss Lillian Zalaneck travels to Cleveland Ohio to visit relatives.
State police discount Kane theory in Tony Licastro death near New Castle. They say he was killed in Youngstown by gangsters, possibly for revenge, with multiple assailants involved. Body hidden in an unoccupied farm house for about two weeks, identified by records from New Castle.
Oil City leaders announce a March protest in Harrisburg against Governor Earle's proposed five cents per barrel tax on petroleum. Delegation will include A. Mhurhead, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association, and Dan Fayette, VP and general manager of the group.
Regulation for deducting traveling expenses requires attaching a statement with business nature, days away from home, and totals for meals and other travel costs. Deductions apply only to business-related, reasonable, and necessary travel directly tied to the business. Commuting from home is not deductible. travel to seek employment is not deductible.
Unidentified hitchhiker, about 70, struck on Route 2 in front of Sacred Heart Mission. Willis H. Pelton reported the accident to coroner W. Struble and state patrol. victim died of a fractured skull and injuries. Described as tall, gray-haired, about 30 inches mustering height? Identification efforts continue.
Political rancor erupts on the Senate floor as Senator Long heaps abuse on the administration calling it Farleyism and Baruchism while clashing with Senators Bailey and Robinson. Johnson’s position amid the debate remains pivotal as Long defies and taunts opponents during the hot session.
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