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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1937

Page

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Speculation Rife On Wagner Act After Court Reversal

The article reports on a court reversal affecting Wagner act wage laws and the broader impact on New Deal labor policy. It notes labor strife, anticipated effects on women's minimum wage laws, and ratings of court decisions including railway labor act and farm mortgage moratorium rulings, with ongoing Wagner act significance.

Penn’a Gas CO John A. Reichmann United Press Ashington Iaws Supreme Court District of Columbia Washington State New Deal Poligcal Guffey Coal Control New York Unemployment Insurance Law New Deal Sedian Acutity Scheeme

Gas Company Cuts Corry Rates Saving Local Consumers

The Pennsylvania Gas Company reduced rates on large volume use to as low as 50 cents per 1000 cubic feet, while keeping the first 3000 cubic feet at 75 cents. The change, announced for Corry and nearby areas, is expected to save about $20,000 annually for local customers.

Pennsylvania Gas Company Corry Elasne

Deadlock over Chrysler bargaining rights in Michigan talks

United Press report from Lansing says UAW and Walter P. Chrysler negotiators resumed talks with Gov. Frank Murphy's office. They agreed to reopen nine closed Chrysler plants in the Detroit area and continue discussions on grievances while seeking a solution to exclusive bargaining rights.

United Tress Lansing Mich Mar United Automobile Workers Chrysler Corporation Manacturer Walter B. Chrysler Frank Murphy Chrysler Detroit

Blame P.R.R. In Fatal Crash In Runville Inquest

A coroner’s jury in Runsville found the Pennsylvania Railroad at fault for the fatal crash that killed R. E. Davidson near Diamond. The verdict states the deceased contributed by leaving his position after stopping to watch the vehicle involved. Wayne Unvideor, son of the victim, was seriously injured and hospitalized in Titusville.

Runsville Niga R.E. Davidson Diamond Vania Ville Wayns Victm Titusville Hospital

Cherry Blossom Festival Plans Set for Washington

Washington officials finalize Cherry Blossom Week from April 4 to April 8 with ceremonies on the festival night. Officials expect about 100000 visitors to the city for the events next week.

Washington

Mattson Suspect Questioned in Kidnap Case

United Press reports Charles Mattson, a Tacoma man, held for questioning in a New Mexico jail. Federal agents questioned him, made over twenty legal calls, and described him with a cleft chin and uneven nose as they pursue the kidnap case related to a year old victim.

United Press Tuoumoart N. M Allman Department of Justic Kidnaiper Charles Mattson Tacoma Wash Weders M Erefain J Edwar Hoover Federal

Four Justices Warn on Court Plan in Roosevelt Clash

Four conservative justices warned that President Roosevelt should seek constitutional amendment before pursuing court reorganization. The dissenters urged adherence to the current charter after a 5-4 decision on a Washington state minimum wage law for women and minors sparked wider debate on constitutional interpretation and court structure.

Roosevelt Lyle Wilson United Press Washington Mar Supreme Galley Senate League of Nations Aro Charles Evans Hughes Hughes Legislative Court

Bill to tax utilities passes in Harrisburg House

The Pennsylvania House approved Rep Elmer J Holland long the Allegheny measure to end public utilities local real estate tax exemption. The bill passed 143 to 49 with only Democrat Rep John Yourisii voting against alongside Republicans amid prior Democratic opposition that had tabled it.

United Press Harrisburg Elmer J. Holland Allegheny House Senate John ‘Yourisii Luzerne Hotsa

Body of 76-year-old woman found in Allegheny River near Irvinton

The body of Krantz, 76, of Youngsville who had been missing since Sunday afternoon, March 21, was recovered in the Allegheny River near Irvinton. Warren County officials continue investigation into her death and local relatives will be notified by Chief John Flanigan.

Bouy Auseuune Krantz Youngsville Allegheny River Irvine~ton Warren County John Flanigan Huffalo Mary Wiley Babcork Centerville Gamer W. Higgins Buffalo

Seek Young Men in Robbery Here

Two young Corty men, one a former employee at the Central Service gasoline station, are sought in connection with a $40 burglary at the station early Sunday. Chief Flangan said police believe the suspects fled the district and were en route south. Names withheld until arrest. Roosevelt to Attend Washington Wedding. The White House said President and Mrs. Roosevelt plan to attend the June 30 wedding of their son Franklin Jr to Ethel Du Pont of Wilmington, Del.

Central Service John Flangan Flanigan

Merger of Police Proposed in State Legislature

Harrisburg March 50 Admin bills merge Env state proline and highway path and establishing s rele ment system for )hie crmsnlint fd persontilel Were introduced li) the legislature tool by Sen. Bernard B McGinnis Allegheny dune 1 would be the effective fate of the merger The merger bill amends the administrative core designates the new ages as the Pennsylvania motor police and limits its personnel to 1600 snen.

United Press Harrisburg Mar Bernard B McGinnis Allegheny Pennsylvania Totor

House Passes Full Crew Bill and Small Loan Measure

The house approved the full crew bill by a 145 to 61 vote and sent it to the senate for concurrence. It also passed the Flinchhaugh small loan bill by a 178 to 1920 vote to curb interest rates on loans, setting new monthly caps for different loan amounts.

House of Harriahing Senate House Earle

Plane crash blamed on ice at Erie County Airport

Erie source reports a Transcontinental and Western Air crash near Pittsburgh on March 30 with 38 killed. The Bureau of Commerce held a hearing as Bryan M. Jacobs led the investigation and Riehien, RVA, testified on operations.

Wilh Erie Flyer Pittsburgh Transcontinental Western Air TWA Ives Bureau of Commerce Pau Riehien RVA Visa Mies Dent

State Federation Dodges Labor Split in Ambiguous Policy

Harrisburg March 30 The executive council of the State Federation of Labor urged 500 delegates at the annual convention to adopt a party line toward the AFL and the CIO Committee led by John L. Lewis. The proposed resolution aimed to calm the rift but was sent to the report committee after a motion by James Yablonski United Mine Worker of California.

United Press Harrisburg State Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organizm John L. Lewis Deslorey Jasen Yablonski United Iline Worker of California Executive Council

Loyalist Forces Mount Southward Push in Spain Mines Crisis

Speech by Henry T. Gorrell describes Francoist collapse near Almaden mines south of Madrid. Loyalist troops regroup, press south toward Manil la as fronts shift along the Henares and Cordoba corridors. Heavy fighting and strategic enclosures mark a volatile front as forces converge.

Henry T. Gorrell United Press Maurid Brariga Almaden Madrid Adecacojon Manilla Pawetn Calinaavienn Hank Garoha Vailanneva Cordoba Vilebarta Syral Tinaelif Holunine

Margiotti May Continue After Maxey Removal

In Pittsburgh in March a judge selection process is described amid cases in Allegheiny County. Maxey is removed from a duty and Margiotti may continue. the report references courtroom assignments, a district judge replacement, and ongoing legal proceedings surrounding a public matter.

Maxey Margiotti

Concord Township JOAD Launched By WIAA Project

Forty men will be selected for a work project in Concord Township under William Brady who becomes general foreman in charge of the Rural Improvement Association program. The road southeast from the Tike church has been sought for months as part of a WIAA effort to improve rural Weeks.

City of Corry Glen Miller B. Porter C. A. Pain M. Leo Mulderick Citizens National Bank Mellon National Bank Pittsburgh Glover & McGregor, Hie Works Progress Administration Erie WIA City of Conry Wid Im Conor Fewin Welch Hill Willew Kayel Ges Teulay Wiliam Brady Tien Tike Church

Home fire saves 144 as masks escape in Lisbon incident

In Lisbon New Jersey a large house fire trapped multiple inmates forcing a rapid rescue. Fire crews report 144 people saved from the burning building with many escaping through necked alleys and narrow exits. Local authorities estimate damage and note several inmates were extricated from the premises.

Out of town bread price rise noted across markets

Prices on most out of town bread increased by a cent today while the Carry Bak Wie company kept its price steady. The rise affected many bakers and retailers though some brands remained unchanged as customers faced higher costs.

Murder of Pretty Model and Two Adults Stuns New York

Veronica Gedeon a 20 year old model her mother and their lodger were found slain at the Gedeon home. Police focused on former roomer George Gueret a 46 year old French born chauffeur as the inquiry intensified. He was questioned after bloody handkerchiefs were found in his room and his nosebleeds explanation was supported by the landlady. Investigators sought other acquaintances as friends and relatives waited at the Hast Slat street station amid pleas for clues.

United Press New York Mar Veronica Gedeon Gedeon George Gueret Gueret Ella Peterson Moier Mary Gedeon Hast Slat Street

Plunge From 12th Floor Fatal in Pittsburgh Building

Virginia Peach, 25, a student and secretary connected to Anna Moore school in Baltimore, died by falling from a downtown Pittsburgh building. She had recently moved to the city and lived with aunt Mrs. Anna Glamser in Bellevue. her father worked as an engineer in Shanghai, China.

Pit Tournwses Anna Moore School Baltimore Virginia Peach Pittsburgh Anna Glamser Bellevue Mai Shang China

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