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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1937

Page

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Permanent WPA plan eyed to curb unemployment

A secret proposal for a fully fledged WPA on a 2.5 billion annual budget would target 2 to 4 million long term jobless. Hopkins urged Congress that a permanent WPA focus on socially valuable projects while avoiding public works. The plan includes forest clearing, dikes, flood control, minor city improvements, and school construction, with a division for engineering work under a separate public works department. Fire damages a residence in Bensville, with losses over 2,000 dollars, as a separate local incident details follow.

Far L. Hopkins Hopkins Roosevelt Teller Civil Works Administration WPA Department of Social Welfare Roosevelt Congress Department of Public Works

Probe Deaths at County Home Sparks Inquiry

United Press report from Pittsburgh notes a probe into Allegheny County Home in Woodville after a third violent death in three weeks. Prosecutors and a coroner seized records dating to 1930 and are reviewing autopsy findings and guard and inmate accounts.

Allegheny County United Press Pittsburgh Woodville Meriog Aittorney Aneis T. Park W. J. McCromer Park Pink Bree Duquesne James Riley Rase Riley Bat Wonteanoctaves Pen Otandants John Darets Ga Htem Neta

Final plea in Anthony Sante trial ends with life option

In Somerset Pennsylvania March 12 Attorney General Margiotti opened the final plea in the trial of Anthony Sante veteran state trooper and one of seven officials charged in the torture slaying of Frank Monaghan Justice Maxey ruled a first degree murder verdict would be possible only if three women and nine men recommended it Chief Defense Counsel John Duggan Jr argued against a death sentence and the judge signaled instructions would preclude a first degree verdict with life imprisonment as the possible outcome.

Syunned Press Somerset Atorney Charles J. Margiotti Anthony Sainte Jwollopman George W. Maxey Anthony Sante Frank ©. Monaghan John Duggan, Jr

Franco Begins Supreme Attempt to Take Madrid

Madrid dispatch reports Franco launching a coordinated assault to seize Madrid with two main columns advancing toward Guadalajara and Sacedon as nationalist forces drive along the government line. Italian major captive quotes 80 000 Italians and 40 000 Germans aiding the insurgents. R. S. Dewey visited Temestown on a business trip.

Harrison Laroche United Press Madrid Hendame Francisco Franco Guadalajara Yast Satedon Cogollade Taracena Guadgiajara Trijuege Barcelona- Madrid Sacedon Madrid-Cuenta Franco

New effort to settle motor strike

Demrove reports that General Motors and United Auto Workers confer with a revised peaceful pact draft as negotiations resume after yesterday’s disruption. The union objects to phrasing and expects a late today signing. about 6,000 sit down strikers, plus nonworkers in GM plants, face plant closings and ratification by 200 delegates at union headquarters.

United Press Generail Motors United Automobile Workers Generall Motors Chrysler Circuit Colt Ning Homer Martin I Martin Geneal Motora Chryler

Income Takes May Set Record

United Press reports that the Internal Revenue Service expects March 10 tax receipts to top any prior March quarter since World War I. Personal and corporate levies may total about 600 million dollars, roughly 1.125 billion more than March 1929 and nearly double March 1906 figures, with over half of anticipated income earmarked for immediate Treasury spending.

Sanvun S. Kle United Press Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Treasury

Court Restores Flat Glass Workers President in Columbus

A Common Pleas Court judge in Columbus ruled that Glen W. McCabe be reinstated as president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers. Judge Cecil Randall held the federation’s constitution and by laws do not permit removal of the president as ordered by the federal executive board on February 1.

United Press Columbus Common Pleas Cecil Randall Glen W. McCabe Columbus Federation of Flat Glass Workers Randall Eet

Green Studies Advisability of Ouster Action

United Press reports Willan Green president of the American Federation of Labor considers an emergency convention to expel leaders of the political action group. He has not fixed the immediate plan but may call a special convention and an executive council meeting if required. Green will monitor new developments in the P. L. and state affairs.

United Press Washington Mir Willan Green American Federation of Labor United Brass Liniors Committee For Trulistritil Green A. P. of L. Executive Council Ohinteo al Mayen

Rural road graded. petition seeks asphalt surface

In Proctorville area the Corry to Beaverdam to Proctorville road, about 1.3 miles, has been widened and graded by the WPA. Petitions circulated urging Warren Van Dyk to apply a bituminous topcoat, with state highway plans for spring. Local residents fear much work may go to waste if funds fail.

Corry - Beaverdam Proctorville Proctorvill Corry Beaverdam WPA Petitiona Warren van Dyk Beaterdam Wayne Union WIPA

Hold Two St Marys Men For Bombing

State and local police report the arrest of two St Marys men in connection with the bombing of an anti union leader's home in St Marys Pennsylvania. Authorities withheld names citing information and potential charges of attempted murder by dynamite linked to the Tuesday explosion at the home of Alton Newell vice president of the Employes Association of the Stackpole Car Company plant.

Sy Unity T. Marys St. Marys Steiner Butler Jay Alton Newell Employes ‘Association Stackpole Car Ion Company

Townsend Is Jailed and Fined for Deception Case

Washington report states Townsend, a drug operator, was sentenced to jail and fined 100 dollars after hearings on a contentious matter. Justice Gordon delivered the sentence, citing violations tied to the case and outlining the penalties imposed.

Townsend Anne Frese Washington Mar Ag Peraion Peyton Gordon Agra Paaaeser Gordon

Harrington Heads Sewer Building Project Oversight

Harrington will oversee the Dig storm sewer construction project approved by district WPA offices. He receives a leave of absence from the public works staff as the project advances with material purchases and bids totaling about 21000 dollars. Wages and winter crew costs will push program expenses toward eighty thousand dollars.

Lly Cungel Works Progress Wile Harrington Weil Praterhl Vininarties Dave Hive R Couirhel Iminiernal Shanila Cmenoll Iil Pitt Hat Amritst I Tareling Hueley Phare Enmling Rani Turing WEA Prrajoets

Douglas Aircraft Settles With Union in Strike End

In Santa Monica California on May 12 Douglas Aircraft Corp end a strike at its plant after sit downers were evicted two weeks ago and jailed. Union leadership under John T Lewie affiliate worked to gain recognition for a shop steward and settle terms with the company.

Unitestress Santa Monica Calif Douglas Aircraft Corporation Ant Danali Douglas Unite Automobile Workers Union John T. Lewie Shri

Devanevays Support for EDR Reform Highlighted

Historical Senate debate shows Sen George Norris urging action on Roosevelt era court reform while opposing constitutional amendments. Discussion centers on Supreme Court structure and presidential influence, with key mentions of Trevassey Palmer and legislative committees amid broad political maneuvering.

United Press Washington George W. Norris Nebr Senate Walay Ruggewell Phyce Nisti Senate Wien Dnstee Palmer Sky

Properties to be sold for back taxes at county sale

Notice lists 100 properties to be sold for delinquent taxes by the county treasurer. The sale is scheduled for April, with properties assigned to the county for tax liquidation and official notices released by the county treasurer’s office. Local property owners are urged to settle or forfeit their claims.

Jebver Daiinquant Westley Couny Anil Enum Desierntenl Schaal Taxmayers Nike

Freed in Killing Case at New Castle Trial

A jury acquitted Angelo Pedontai a Cleveland stone cutter of murder in the death of Poligemye Robert Dukes. The verdict came after deliberations lasting several hours. The defendant was discharged by the court and the proceedings closed in New Castle.

New Castle Angelo Pedontai Cleveland Poligemye Robert Dukes

City officials seek WPA aid for $20,000 sidewalk plan

Director Stamey H Nichols and Engineer W N B Dickson submitted a $20,000 sidewalk construction plan to the Works Progress Administration. Local officials expect possible WPA approval within a month to resume sidewalk work in the Fourth Ward, with weather permitting. The program would be largely funded by the WPA and restore several projects halted last fall.

Stamey H. Nichols Ily WN. RB. Dickson Works Progress Administration Hirle WPA Henry Amthor

U S Protest Nazi Attacks Against America

U S protests Nazi attacks on American institutions after German press criticisms of Mayor La Guardia. The note claims no justification for the sweeping vituperation and urges restraint amid rising tensions.

United Press Larlin United Stanly Protess Nazi Germany Liu Waa U. S. Armd Puthter Fioreije la Guardia New Yate Ameria Dodd Tol von Neurath Womdne Hood Aa

Two Million Penn Guard Improvements Approved by Authority

Harrisburg March 12 The state armory board submitted to the State Authority a revised list of construction projects totalling 2 million dollars in U S funds. The plan reduces from five million the National Guard improvements originally proposed.

Harrisburg Mar State Armory Board BWA

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