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20 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 20, 1935
Page
1
Hope hinges on league to avert racial strife in Africa
Harrisburg May 20 The legislature shifts from taxes to constitutional revision and social reform as the $80,000,000 relief program nears completion. Aiming to adjourn by mid June, lawmakers debate the revised constitutional bill and possible special election while officials push for broader borrowing powers and a multi-district delegate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Africa
Roosevelt
Ross Downing
United Press
Statf
Harrisburg
Earle
Senate
Arge
Airplane aids capture of forgery suspect from North East
North East aviator Walter Lick assisted Westfield and state police in arresting Algie Eldridge, 45, of North East, wanted for passing worthless checks at the Colonial Tap in Westfield. Eldridge fled through fields and vineyards. the pilot located and circled the fugitive until capture near Mayville jail awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
North East
Algie Eldridge
N.Y
Marines Moved In As Philadelphia Strike Threatens Food
A detachment of U S Marines was ordered to Philadelphia's Produce Market District to guard food destined for the navy yard as striking truck drivers and teamsters protested. Police supplemented security after strikers damaged a produce truck and clashed with pickets. the march aimed to prevent vegetables from leaving warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Press Philadelphia
United States ‘Marines
Navy Yard
Antonio Gangemi
Reading
Mead Pipey
Gangemi
Kane Store Wrecked In Explosion Before Opening
A small frame building in Kane Pennsylvania collapsed by a blast just before its planned opening as Ivan Lee son of Police Chief Ka Lee. The blast shattered windows in nearby homes and caused damage to surrounding dwellings. The building owner had left the site last Wednesday after 12 years in the grocery business and said he had never faced trouble or threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kane
Ivan Lee
Ka. Lee
Beeler to Speak at Corry Class of 1935 Commencement
Dr. L H Beeler Grove City College professor renowned for social and economic talks will address Corry Senior High School commencement Wednesday evening June 12. A former 38rd district Rotary governor, he brings civic insight to youth for the topic Baucarica and Changing Social Conditions. Baccalaureate services Sunday at 9 with Rev Edward L Wagner delivering the sermon and James H Wright leading assembly singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Beeler
Grove City College
Corry
Beeler
Rotarians
Edward L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
James H. Wright
Missing Child Death Believed Accident Near Home
Dr Richard Grimes assistant medical examiner said Stirley Evans eight found near a sand pile died from suffocation after falling six feet from an embankment. He noted no external violence though clothing was orderly and body showed no clear signs of foul play. Parents identified the girl at Queens county morgue. Also Governor's wife narrowly escaped injury in a separate Pa crash near Middletown when hit by a hit and run driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uanin Press
New York
Richard Grimes
Stirley Evans
Grimes
Queens' County
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Abyssinian and Italian Crisis Deepens at League
Geneva May 20 The League of Nations council acts as arbiter in the Abyssinian Italian dispute amid fears of a broader African racial clash and potential war. Britain and France press for negotiation while Soviet Russia presides as league president Maxim Litvinov oversees discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Carroll
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Abyssinia
Africa
Jeague
Tt Britres
Somaliland
Thaly
League
League Council
Sen
Maxim Litvinov
Great Britain
France
Taly
Lawrence of Arabia dies from injuries in England
Wool, England May 20 Lawrence of Arabia the archaeologist who organized Arab tribes against Turkey in World War I lay a shattered corpse in a Wool Military hospital chapel He died yesterday after six days unconscious from motorcycle crash injuries while avoiding two bicycling boys He was 26 as T E Lawrence and later known as Col T E Shaw he enlisted as a RAF mechanic A coroner’s inquest is planned with a simple private funeral to follow and burial at Moeton churchyard Messages of condolence flooded the hospital as the nation mourned a man who helped shape Allied victory in the Near East
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wool
England
Lawrence of Arabia
Wool Military Hospital
Turkey
Great Britain
Near East
Col
T. E. Lawrence
T. E. Shaw
Royal Air Force
Lawrence
Neville Jones
East Dorsetshire
Moeton
Lawence
Irwan
Fearful Alabama Storm Leaves Multiple Dead
Severe weather sweeping through Alabama caused fatalities and injuries near McCullough and Midland City. Medical teams raced to the scene as communication lines and utilities were damaged. At Midland City a tornado killed Mrs Dewey Contrite, 28, her husband, and daughter, with a child in critical condition. The tornado cut a narrow path about 200 yards wide for nearly a mile through the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City
Ala
Dewey
Conteite
Circus coloring contest awards announced in Journal
Merle Van Cise wins first prize of five tickets in Downie Brothers Circus coloring contest held here. Gertrude Johnson takes second prize, Buddy Kinley third, Ruth Hinine Nagel fourth. Over two hundred entries from children under 18. Tickets available at the Journal office Tuesday. list of recipients includes John Cole Ruth Lester Leona Williams Mary Donoghue and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle van Cise
Concord Street
la Downie Brothers’ Circus
Bill Cody
Gertrude Johnson
West
Church Street
Buddy Kinley
Wright Street
Ruth Hinine Nagel
Hast Wayne Street
Journal Office
John Cole
Grand Street
Ruth Lester
West Smith Street
Leona Willams
Mary Dondghue
Marion Street
Bob Lamona
North Center Street
George Biecun
West Chur
Suspect forest fire set in New Jersey Pine area
A fire in Jersey pines near Upton Burlington county spread across about 7 square miles. State Fire Warden Leonard Coyle estimated $250000 in damage after aerial survey and said an unidentified man was seen lighting brush near Bamber but could not be located. The blaze began along Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and authorities pursued the fire’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United Press Toms Rivha
N. J
Jersey
Civilian Conservation Corns
Leonlds Coyle
Coyle
Upton
Burlington County
Bamber
N. J. Coyle
Pawned watch links to slaying arrest in Canton
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a Canton, Ohio man will go on trial for the murder of Frank filtering last Armistice Day. Hiller was beaten near his north side home and died five days later from a fractured skull. Four months after the death, James Lambert, 32, was arrested in Canton when the pawned watch appeared at a local pawn shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Filter
Hiller
North Side
Ritter
James Lambert
Canton
Council to Act on Lighting and Sewer Projects Tonight
City Council planned final adoption of Bill No. 606 to authorize a ten year contract with the Pennsylvania Electric Company for street lighting, projected to save about 1540 annually. Sewer relief plans await further study and probable action after engineers present estimates. storm sewer could cost over 80000 with the city’s share between 25000 and 45000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ap One
N.R. Dickson
Maniac Hunt For Planting Gun Trap In Pittsburgh
Police seek a suspect blamed for setting a deadly gun trap on a public wooden stairway on Doale Way. A 15 year old girl named Collette Madi was wounded. detectives found a crude device with springs a hammer a spike and a shotgun shell. The motive remains unclear as Miss Madi says she used the steps daily but not at a regular time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Collette Madi
Doale Way
Mise Madi
Nene
Felice Ware
Denver Hostelry Fire Destroys Casanova Night Club
A wire flow explosion sparked a fire that gutted the Casanova night club inside the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. Smoke filled corridors threatening about 200 guests as flames spread through the hotel walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Casanova
Brown Palace
Theenter
Supreme Court Defers Rulings On Farm Mortgage and NRA
The Supreme Court recessed for a week without ruling on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium law or the NRA test cases. Decisions expected by May 27 or June 8, as term nears end. Donald Richberg testified before the House Ways and Means Committee in the Schechter poultry case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Donald KK Richberg
Ue House
New York
Congress
New York Opens Drive on Seven Vicious Gangs
New York flags seven vicious metropolitan gangs for obliteration by a federal and state task force. Seventy three principals face enforcement under income tax evasion laws and public enemy statutes as police publish a detailed gang directory. Notables named include Bronx figures and Brooklyn political ties in a sweeping racketeering crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ly United Press
Metrolitan
Ciro
Terranovit
Bronx
Artleboke
Little Augie" Plaine
Brookdury
Facob Shapiro
Louis “Lepko” Buck
Vuwic
Arm
Vattallis
Siegal
Ten Die In Weekend Pennsylvania Car Crashes
Ten people died in Pennsylvania weekend auto crashes with many injured. Two young children perished in the Pittsburgh area and Philadelphia vicinity fatalities rose to four. A driver allegedly stole a truck in one crash. A nurse died in Washington, and a Bentleyville man was killed in another crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
United Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gresnablig
Washington, Pa
Bentleyville
President Roosevelt to veto inflation bill after talks
Washington May 20 Leaders of the Patman bonus forces pressed Roosevelt to change his stance and approve the 2.2 billion inflationary bill. The president, refreshed by a rest and cruise, prepared a veto message and planned to address Congress, aiming to reject the measure. Senate votes remained pivotal, with the American Legion backing 12 senators seen as key to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Patman
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Senate
American Legion
Lo Holt
Veto Message To Be Delivered In Joint Session
Washington reports the House will convene Wednesday at 12 30 p m for a joint session to hear the president’s veto message on the 52 2 billion Putnam bill. The effort, led by Rep Patman and the House budget panel, aims to pressure the president while portraying cash payment for adjusted service credits as a duty to veterans and the nation. The White House expects a hard hitting attack on currency inflation and a policy steer for postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House
Congress
Welptt
Tex
Dolivier
Patman
Te Waa
White House
Il Peat
Progressive Protest Move to Oust Senator
Washington May 20 Progressives protest administration policies as Senate group marches from the chamber. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico urged replacing the late Bronson Cutting, killed in an airplane crash, in a demonstration marking a fight to unseat the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
Senate
Sena Chamber
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
Uaid
Hell Action
Henitor
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