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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1934

Page

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Roosevelt Moves Toward Embargo Clamp on Paraguay and Bolivia

President Roosevelt sends a special message to the Senate outlining first steps to bring the United States into line with other nations on an embargo against Paraguay and Bolivia. The draft calls for a joint committee to study social legislation and a permanent federal program to combat unemployment, poverty, and old age security.

United Press Washington Orst United States Paraguay Bolivia Rothevelt Todig Senate Senate Committee Edward W. Lewis United Press State Roosevelt Simmer Frances Perkins Relite

Retiring R D Carriers Honored at Corry Dinner

George Macdonald and John Wesley Ober longtime Corry rural mailers were celebrated at a farewell dinner in Corry last evening. The pair retired February 28 after service since July 1 1901. Post employees hosted a 42 guest event with toastmaster Clyde Hall and gifts of chairs presented by A Johnson assisting postmaster. Decorations added to the special table as tributes to their careers. Memory services for Robert J. Hickey noted attendees Ray Sweeney and others returned home.

George MacDonald Wesley Ober Hotel Corry Corry John Wesley Ober Thie Futel Corry MacDonald Mr. Ober Tall Aufair Clyde Hall Harry Aver Joni Boland Merrill Libily Elmer Shuss Helen Morrell Harold Shannon Sidney Dorwing A, Johnson

Prompt Rescue Saves Local Men From Sewer Cave-In

Lawrence Heidiger and Floyd Dougherty narrowly escaped death when a six foot deep sewer excavation at Mrs. G D Heaths on East Frederick street caved in. Horace Brynolfson and John McLaughlin aided in rescue before emergency crews arrived. Heidiger sustained facial fractures and possible internal injuries. Dougherty had a sprained ankle and bruises. Dougherty returned home after Dr Gillette treated him. Heidiger was taken to Dr Ohare then ordered to the hospital.

Lawrence Heidiger Floyd Dougherty Kinney, Spielman and Waller G. D. Heath East Frederick Street Adciaarii Heldiger Dougherty Gillette Heidiger Dr. O'Hare Horace Brynolfsin John McLaughlin Hammond Mierator Brynolfson McLaughlin

League seeks arms embargo to end Chaco war

League of Nations chiefs plan to urge nations to halt arms sales to Paraguay and Bolivia and steer munitions through key powers, including the United States. A draft proclamation by jurists will be sent for approval, aiming to secure a global agreement to stop weapon shipments amid the Gran Chaco conflict.

Stewart Brown United Press Geneva League of Nations Paraguay Bouyi United States Gran Chaco League Council Today Committee of Jurists League Bolivia Parsgusy

Extradition Papers Signed for Ohio Robbery Suspect

Extradition papers for return of robbery suspect Sandy Naples to Beaver County Pennsylvania have been signed by Governor George White. Naples, 30, Foungstown Ohio, is held in Warren Ohio and faces charges tied to a June 8 robbery of Theodore Bordonnent, 67, Economy Township. He refuses to waive extradition. The four men allegedly tied the farmer and robbed him.

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Dillinger Linked in Bremer Kidnapping Case

Lancaster Wisconsin May 18 United Press reports federal agents found the prison used to hold banker Bawad Bremer of St Paul for 22 days linked to John Dillinger and his machine gun killers. A Cuba City mine house near Spider Lake is cited as a hideout after a deadly battle. Forty Justice Department agents have worked the case three weeks.

United Press Lancaster Wis John Dillinger Bawad G. Bremer St. Paul Dillinger Cuba City Wilws Bremer Harry Greer Inger Spider Lake Department Justice Tillinger Greer St. Pat Marion Evelyn Frechette

Digest poll shows shifts to Roosevelt in New York

The Literary Digest poll of about 45,000 ballots from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania shows 41.04 percent of Hoover 1932 voters now favor Roosevelt and 19.22 percent of Roosevelt voters oppose his first year policies. Roosevelt wins New York with 67.20 percent. Pennsylvania 68.55 percent. New Jersey 57.28 percent. Editors caution results are early and not indicative of final counts.

United Press New York Roosevelt Literary Digest Teal New Jersey Pennsylvania Herbert Hoover Mr. Roosevelt New York State

Clearfield Department Store Declared Bankrupt

A. W. Leonardson Company of Clearfield, Pennsylvania, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Pittsburgh. Liabilities total $125,479.96 with assets of about $74,000 including $38,000 in open accounts and $60,000 in real estate. Secured claims amount to $61,870.

United Piece Pittsburgh A. W. Leonardson Company Clearfield Astel

Oil City Aviator In Critical Condition

John V. Helle, 34, an oil city aviator, is in critical condition after a crash while attempting an emergency takeoff in dense fog near Oil City. Physicians held hope for his recovery as funds were sought for treatment.

Oil City Lyurmen Cree Pranklin John V. Helle Oi City Here Helle

Britain Abandons Parley in New Arms Talks

London May 18 Britain signals end to new disarmament proposals as Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon says Britain will exert effort to the last moment but will refrain from new initiatives at the May 2nd conference. Continued on page seven.

United Press London Young Arma Great Britain Pusa John Simon House of Cour Mony Britain

Cory Woman Hurt In Erie Auto Crash

Mrs. Ernest Dimmick of Corry was seriously injured in an Erie auto accident this afternoon when the car driven by Mrs. Paul Harvey collided with a westbound youth's vehicle at Parade and 26th Street. Dimmick suffered a fractured nose and major cuts. Harvey escaped injury. Both women were taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital in Erie and later returned to Corry.

Ernest Diminick Ernest Dimmick Pail Harveys Parade Waxt 26Th Street Erie Dimmick Harvey Gerry St. Vincent's Hospital Vs. Dimmick Corry Bits. U

Darrow May Defend Insull In Utility Trials

Chicago May 18 Clarence Darrow may be hired to defend Samuel Insull in the fallen utility czars cases. A member of the Dosalt family told United Press negotiations are under way with Darrow, veteran of sensational trials.

Chicago Clarence Darrow Samuel Shgilt Dosalt United Press Darrow America A ‘Aysteli

Trio Bandits Rob Flint Bank for Twenty Five Thousand

Three gunmen robbed the Glenwood branch in Flint Michigan at 10 am. They forced six customers and four employees to surrender and fled in a Port V-8 toward the city center with about 25000 dollars. Authorities compare one bandit’s description to John Dillinger.

Treasury uses stabilization fund to buy silver reports

Indications from Washington on May 18 suggest the 2 billion dollar change stabilization fund may be used to secretly acquire silver under a prospective rehabilitation plan. The program aims to lift silver reserves to 24 percent while Morgenthau oversees purchases of silver and other assets, amid rumors of large gold stocks being converted to silver and unseen big buyers in spot and futures markets.

Treasury United Press Washington Congress Li Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Wall Street United States Treasury

Carloadings Show Huge Increase Over Last Year

The American Railway Association reports weekly revenue freight carloadings for May 1971 reached 601,789 cars, up 88,033 from the same week in 1983, though down 2,406 from the prior week.

Yee Washington American Railway Association Today

State Receives 7 Million Federal Relief Aid

Washington May 13 the federal emergency relief administration prepared to hand over an award of 37,000,000 to the state authorities for relief purposes in Pennsylvania. The grant was part of an allotment for May relief and had been previously announced by relief officials.

United Press Washington Pennsylvania Federal Emergency Relief Administration

Will Rose to address Golden Rule Club here

Cambridge Springs politician Wilk Tage will speak at Corry Golden Rule Club dinner next Tuesday at 6 20 pm in Grange Hall Horn building North Center street. Club members and local merchants are invited to attend as Rose is known for engaging talks and humor with possible self chosen topic.

Wilk Tage Cambridge Springs Congress Golden Iile Club of Corry Grange Hall Horn Building North Center Street Blatt Golden Rifle Club Rose

Trucker Code Session Called in Harrisburg

The Pennsylvania NRA code authority schedules a meeting in Harrisburg for about 80 000 for hire truckers to explain the code of fair competition for the trucking industry and supply distribution. Harold S. Shertz of the American Trucking Associations will explain the code along with Ted Y. Rodgers and John V. Lawrence, officers of the national code authority.

Ted Y. Rodgers John V. Lawrence National Code Authority

Man Testifies In Election Fixing Trial

Pittsburgh May 18 A state legislative candidate was urged to win as a witness testified in the trial of Steadie and eleven others on votes fraud charges. A man named Joseph Steadie offered to fix the election for 200 dollars and pledged 100 dollars for a safety ballot.

United Press Pittsburgh Axsempivmga Joseph Steedie

Borah Stirs Galleries With Free Speech on Tariff Clash

Senate leader Borah electrified spectators with a forceful address opposing the New Deal tariff plan as a defense of constitutional government and personal liberty. He contrasted democracy with Fascism Nazism and Communism and warned against government encroachment on civil liberties amid the tariff debate. A Bradford PA crash report followed, noting Stewart Wilson 34 dead and Clyde Cook injured.

H. C. Thompson United Press Washington Willian E. Borah Republicas Senate Borah Butt Ovalley Boral Thomas Jefferson Americas Toj Cies

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R. D Ray Sweeney Horell N.Y John, James Anna Kaden Youngstown Robm J. Hickey Frederick Street U. S Ohio Hoover Clearfield Concern Cory Michigan Bank Flint Midh Glenwood John’ Dillinger Inidna Wamaskou G. Postlethwait New National Bank and Trust Company Erle Will Rose Golden Rule Club Grange Harrisburg Stirs Bradford Steward Wilson Clyde Cook Braafente Plu Dent Wits A&d
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