Kusa Onion Sale Details Include Regional Totals
fragmented OCR item notes a Kusa region onion listing with weights and prices, referencing Pa and Leon in unclear context. No clear event date or complete figures available.
18 May 1937
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1937
Page
1
fragmented OCR item notes a Kusa region onion listing with weights and prices, referencing Pa and Leon in unclear context. No clear event date or complete figures available.
Royal divorce dispute ends as the Duke of Winsor announces his marriage to Mrs. Wallis Warfield in Monts France on June 8. A single British royal is expected to attend. the official communique confirms the union and notes royal sanction despite absences.
D J Driscoll, a nationally known figure, will speak at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rural Electrification Administration substation ceremony near Saint Marys. The event marks the opening of the first unit amid plans for broader rural power expansion in the district with invitations extending to government and state utility officials.
Myron Miller about 30 from near Corry Spartanshans Road suffered a lacerated eye when a piece of a sawblade fragment struck him while sawing. He was rushed to Erie eye specialist Dr. G W Beblindweir and later to Hamot Hospital for several days of treatment. Authorities report the eye may regain sight though the exact damage is undetermined. Sousa's son dead in La Jolla
About 500 Northessier University students halted a Shanghai bound Blue Emperors railway train in Pelpine to demand the release of Marshal Chang Hueh Liang. They support the Young General who earlier abducted Chiang Kalhkelk as Sian Fu, and now call for war on Japan.
The article reports state lawmakers pressing for overdue back state aid to schools. Members including Wilwood Turner urge prompt payment from the commonwealths general fund, noting districts like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh await funds. The push follows prior failed resolutions and claims the treasurer holds funds needed to retire tax anticipation notes.
Erie Pa May 18 United Press reports Lieut Lambertine Hl Pinney Erie s oldest policeman who would have been 80 on June 9 died at Hamot hospital after a one day illness The veteran officer served the Erie force for decades and his passing ends a long career in law enforcement in the city
United States circuit court of appeals agreed to hear Madison Square Garden's appeal for an injunction to prevent Joe Louis from meeting James Braddock on June 2. Jury in Pittsburgh will visit the scene of alleged murder tour ending in deaths of five people who testified against a 73 year old policeman.
Pittsburgh leaders and Allegheny county officials plan a Thursday tour of proposed sources around Findley Lake and nearby waters for a $70,000,000 city water supply. The plan would feed Pittsburgh via a large reservoir including Lake Mealgant and Big Giley Lake, with routes through New York state. Public officials expect formal proposals and site evaluations, while opposition references impact on residents and surrounding areas.
May 1 1933 United Automobile Workers President Martin called for a nation wide union drive to organize Henry Ford plants. He warned that selling out union members to Ford would betray workers and urged all locals to strike when necessary to support a new organizing campaign at the Ford Motor Company and its allied plants.
Valencia Spain May 15 Teiple cinned Tidatecto Prieto uz auumo QF the loyalist case he came to Ieey Inun of the civil war today as minister for national defense in the new cabinet of Premier Juan Negrin Proeso's first act after an early morning meeting of the cabinet was to announce the suppression of the Present aiimeror war count whose states will be undertaken by the cabinet as a whole It was preiited that Pret as a chief of the war navy air and mut ions ministers which were merged for hhe first time under him would pio neerl at once with a complete re organization of Uhavfighting services qm as 800% as possible mister a general offensive off all fronts Loyal Bt circles predicted that he might prove to be the big man of the war and that on His auccess or fail ure the logslst ¢tone might hinge Premi¢r Juan Negrin biologist and member of the medical faculty of Ma inz University is leader of the new cabnet The result of the cabinet crisis that caused Franc'scn Lago Caballera Prieto's fellow socialist and old politi cal enemy to step down from leader ship has been to dltverce the trade unions from politics
Fort Wayne Indiana May 15 Four men charged as leaders of a gang tied to theatre chemical bombings across the United States gained continuance until June 2 when arraigned before City Court Judge William Hu Schan Inen. Arrests on fugitive warrants from New York followed by investigators in Kokomo Indiana. One man confessed linking the Brooklyn stench bombings and implicated others.
Robert Ickes 23 adopted son of Secretary Harold Ickes was indicted on a late night driving charge by an Ohio County grand jury in Wheeling West Virginia. Trial date will be set Monday by Judge William B Cassy.
United Press reports Harrisburg May 14 as the Senate labor committee favorably sent a measure to limit trains and crew hours. The article notes no major administration-backed bills advanced, with emphasis on wartime labor issues and to require safety standards for on-duty crews.
The article reports Rev J B Feeney named assistant at St Thomas Church and outlines a broader clerical reshuffle. It lists transfers and appointments of several priests including assignments to St Peter’s Cathedral Erie and St Andrew Erie, with dates effective mid 1881.
Leon Bloss of this city pleaded guilty to assault and battery against Frank Sawyer the 70 year old plaintiff. Bloss was held on $500 bail for the next term of county court by Alderman George Gordon and officials in the Flat Ward office after a hearing this morning. Bloss is charged with attacking Sawyer and inflicting facial and body injuries.
The Senate Judiciary Committee votes 10 to 8 against an unfavorable report on President Roosevelt's judiciary plan as Justice Willis Van Devanter announces retirement on June 2. Despite support for the court reform, critics argue the move would alter the high court balance. Roosevelt faces a pivotal appointment as the panel signals continued factional divisions and uncertain fate for the president's program.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about retirement and court changes. Key figures such as Sperwanion and Livlay appear amid unclear context. The passage hints at shifts in leadership and potential impacts on legal transitions, but exact events and entities are obscured.
Fragmented OCR text mentions relief load metrics in a city and historical context. Key entities appear as Serb history references, local locations, and dates, but the readable portions are garbled. The fragment hints at a relief event tied to a city, possibly involving governance and local infrastructure.
Fragmentary report notes rebel air raids and claimed attacks near Gibraltar and western Spain. Text is garbled but indicates a claimed violent incident and retaliation with ties to broader unrest in the region. Specific dates, places, and names are unreadable in the source.
New York May 18 Mrs Helen Tiernan 25 was charged with homicide and her sweetheart George Christodulus 30 with acting in concert on a statement where police say the attractive mother described killing one of her two blue eyed children and attempting to kill the other while the youngsters were picking flowers Neighbor Owen Connelley testified that Helen and her four year old son Jimmy were involved in the crime as investigations continued with continued reports on the case.
Mrs Elizabeth Sample filed a formal motion for a new trial after being convicted of manslaughter in the shooting of John Hogan Townsend leader Judge J Orin Waite was set to hear the motion filed by Attorney John Blackmore The deadline for clerk filing set late in the day and potential outcome could delay sentencing which carries a maximum 12 years imprisonment and a 4000 fine Showers forecast tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions.
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