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17 May 1935
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
1
Bonus measure reaches White House for veto showdown
The $2.2 billion Patman inflation bill was sent to President Roosevelt at the White House for a veto message. Officials say the president will dedicate time to drafting a strong veto and rally Senate votes to defeat the measure. Garner indicated possible support while preparing for Monday congressional action and a midweek Senate showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
United Press
Washington
Whits House
Roosevelt
John J. Garnet
Capitol
Roosevelt Agrame
Senate
Congress
House
Eveni
Yie
Patman
Garner
Hen. Wright Patnan
Tex
Dalman
New Deal Eyes 4 Billion Drive With Roosevelts Go Ahead
May 17 report says New Deal leaders await President Roosevelt's official approval to launch a 4 billion dollar federal program. The plan allocates 1.09 billion for highways, housing, rivers, and rural projects, aiming to create millions of jobs by July. It details fund distribution and shifts from relief to payrolls nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Advicory
Dale Pelicf
Wisconsin
Colorado River
Passumaqunddy
District of Columbia
Hawaii
New Law Expands Police Hours in Corry and Allegheny Cities
A new Pennsylvania statute adds an extra patrolman in Corry and extends hours for police in Pittsburgh and third class cities. The measure, signed by Governor Earle, provides one day off per week and two weeks paid vacation with no salary reduction, effective September 15, with exceptions for riots or public celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
H. 5
Burlingame
Pittsburgh
Ute
John J. Baker
Allegheny
Earle
Central bank favored by Morgenthau urged by Hoover pages
A May 11 report states a central bank to control inflation was favored publicly by Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau. He also backed government ownership of the Federal Reserve System to stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
United Press
Washington
Henry Moreenthaw
Or .Heale
Federal Reserve System
Richberg to resign from MRA board June 16
United Press reports in Washington that Donald R. Richberg is expected to resign as head of the MRA board on June 16 or shortly after. His temporary appointment ends once a new recovery plan is enacted or the current law expires, per White House agreement with labor leaders who opposed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
MRA
Richberg
Clay Williams
Uy Wis
White House
Poland Pays Deep Tribute to Pilsudski in Warsaw
Warsaw observed a national day of mourning for Marshal Josef Pilsudski. About 500,000 people viewed his silver coffin at St. John’s cathedral as churches across Poland held memorial services. Leaders from France Germany and the United States sent representatives and wreaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warsaw
Poland
Josef ‘Pilisudski
Republic
St. Johann’s
Cardinal Kakowski
S “Am
Pilsvdski Lerjon
Pierre Laval
Philinoe Petain
France
Hemann Goerng
Germany
William ©. Bullitt
Russia
United States
Small Return On 32 School Taxes Delinquent List Shrinks
The 1932 school tax delinquency in this city shows one of the smallest returns in years as back taxes shrink after a three week payment drive. George H. Gordon leads the review with a committee including Mrs Barnn and Wilbur Lambing to file delinquents by June 1. Many taxpayers plan to pay in coming weeks. Slater Katharink Wiedenhoefer in Berlin is sentenced to five years for smuggling foreign currency from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gordon
Bisine Kincaid Tolls
Board of Adveation
C. Barnn
Wilbur Lambing
Nun
Berlin
Slater Katharink Wiedenhoefer
Barker Convicted In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Barker co leader of the Barker Karpis gang was found guilty by a federal court jury of violating the Lindbergh law in the $200000 abduction of Edward B Bremer after more than 20 hours of deliberation. Four co defendants were found guilty and two were acquitted. The trial included six defendants in a case deemed the most daring abduction in modern criminal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker-Karpis
United Press
Barker
John J
Bess) McLaughlin
Oliver Bers
Harald Alderton
James J. Wilson
James Vidler
Philip Delaney
Armed vandals ruin paintings valued at 100000
Three masked men burst into Michael Califano's New York studio, trussed the painter, pistol at his mouth, and slashed 25 oil works many anti Nazi. Only a Hitler image survived while Einstein was defaced. Victor Califano valued the loss at $100,000. The painter planned to exhibit at the World Jewish Congress in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Germany
Shrada
Michael Califano
Adolf Hitler
Albert Einstein
Victor Califano
Lamson Faces Third Trial For Wife Murder
Santa Clara County authorities report David Lamson must stand trial a third time on wife murder charges. District Attorney Fred J. Thomas prepared a statement arguing Lamson’s guilt, noting only three of 24 jurors in prior trials believed him innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Santa Clara
Istrict
Fred J. Thomas
Lamson
Stanford University Press
Thomas
Labor Hails Wagner Bill With Senate Approval
Labor leaders hailed the Wagner labor disputes bill after Senate passage by 80 to 12. The measure would force employers to bargain with workers, outlaw certain unions, and create a permanent tribunal to enforce the law. AFL President William Green called it a great achievement and said it would push adoption by the House and presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
House of
Labor
Hebi
Rejei
Governor raps constitutional revision bill in speech
Governor George H. Earle rejected the current state constitutional revision bill at a banquet for Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti. He urged sweeping tax changes and revision to reduce overlapping government functions and fund old age pensions and social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Charles J. Margiotti
Tub
Farletssertet
Georgia Prohibition Vote Narrows To 16 Margin
Complete results from Wellhesay's veterinary dum on state prohibition show Georgia's vote margin at 16 in a near tie. The unofficial tally lists 81,961 for repeal and 81,977 against, with final certification by the secretary of state expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlanta
Wellhesay
Geordia
Secretary of State
Body of Missing Lad Found in Weems Creek
ANNAPOLIS md May 17 The body of 10 year old Frank Laram missing since Wednesday afternoon was found today floating in Weems Creek 100 yards from his home. The child was believed to have slipped into the creek while playing on his way home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Pee
Annapolis
Frank Laram
Weems Creek
Payroll Seizure at Herbert Hosiery Mill in Norristown
Four armed men robbed Herbert Hosiery Mill payroll in Norristown on May 17 stealing about $8,000. They held eight workers at gunpoint, loaded the money into a bag, and escaped in a car toward Philadelphia. A passing motorist, aided by a police officer, pursued the bandits for about eight miles before losing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pioneer Relocation to Alaska Colony Sails From Seattle
Six hundred pioneers from Michigan Wisconsin depart Seattle aboard the transport St Mitel to join 200 other refugees in the Matamuska valley colony near Anchorage. The 900 colonists will form a tent city with 40 acre plots while land drawings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seattle
New West
Seattle Harbor
St. Mitel
Alaska
Matamuska Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Matanaka
Anchorage
Tent City
Yanket
Child Fatally Crushed by Runaway Auto in Monessen
A driverless car careened down a Monessen street and fatally pinned 12 year old Eleanor Kivolek against a brick stall near her route home. The vehicle, owned by William Castel of Dawson, was unoccupied at the time. She died at a physician's office shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Préss
Monessen
Eleanor Kivolek
William Castel
Dawson
Pressure on 1929 stock boom cited by Aldrich
United Press report details direct evidence of political pressure from the Coolidge and Hoover eras to prolong the 1929 stock market surge. It notes how the Federal Reserve blocked rate increases, with New York bankers, including Charles E. Mitchell, siding to sustain speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Senate
Anthrop
W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Wayhingles
jNew
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
NY Uonad
Senate Toc Market
Jaly
New York Reserve Bank
Reserve
Fourteen New Air Speed Records Set by Douglas Plane
The Douglas transport set fourteen records for speed and cargo load during a 3,106 mile flight from Playd Bennett field to Washington and Willoughby Spit Virginia, averaging 169.08 mph. Pilots Pomimson and Joseph Barles completed the track in 18 hours 22 minutes 44 seconds with seven records on international and American courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion F. Collins
United Press
New York
TL Landes
Wey
Will Arid
Pomimson
Joseph Barles
Plong
Bennettsfield
Washington
Willoughby Spit
Norfolk
America
Corry High Class of 1935 Baccalaureate Speaker Named
Rev E L Wagner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Corry High School graduates of 1935. Service set for Sunday evening June 9 with union church cooperation and the Corry Ministerial Association assisting. Program includes scripture, hymns, readings, selections by a double quartet, and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry High School
Corry
Wagner
G. L. Boyd
Mareb
Lawrence in England Pressing for Recovery After Skull Fracture
Col. T. E. Lawrence of Arabia lay unconscious in England after a motorcycle accident that fractured his skull. Medical hopes for his recovery were still held as of May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
England
Col. T
Lawrence of
Arabia
Hitler speech eyed as potential turning point for peace
London reports a forecast that Adolfo Hitler's Reichstag address Tuesday could mark a decisive moment in the armaments crisis and prompt a Wednesday defense debate in Parliament. If the speech offers a feasible path to negotiation, Britain may move quickly to seize the chance despite warnings from cautious voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
United Press
London
Adelfit Jer
House of Commons
Great Britain
Europe
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Jose
Rious
Wotors
Bremer
Pilsudski
Nazi Germany
Small Creek
Matanuska Valley
Douglas Tranport
E. L. Wagner
High School
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