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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

7

Ames and Pitt clash in men’s tennis matches

Readable fragments show Ames organizing a tennis event or lineup with Pitt, Docher, and Tech players involved. The text mentions numbers and various names suggesting multiple matches or a tournament setup without clear results.

Coughlin draws 18000 at New York rally to back union push

Father Charles Coughlin spoke at Madison Square Garden drawing about 18 000 cheering supporters for the National Union for Social Justice. He attacked bankers, the press, and President Roosevelt while declaring plans for Chicago and other cities to organize a broad political lobby.

James Austin United Press NW York Chicago Father Charles Coughlin National Union For Social Justice New York Ohio Michigan Cleveland Detroit Madison Square Garden Illinois Roosevelt Lous B. Ward Robert F. Wagner Roosvelt Wagner Beans United States United States Chamber of Commerce Bankers Association

Oldest Twins Claim North West Honor

Elizabeth Stra and Magdalena Applequist claim status as the oldest twins in the Pact Northwest region. The note mentions Trey Roth celebrating a birthday recently, indicating local interest in long lives and family milestones.

Shatilue Elizabeth Stra Magdalena Applequist Trey

Two Arrested for Auto Theft in Jamestown Case

Warren May 23 Arthur Steal and Guy Spitzer of Jamestown were arrested Tuesday by Officer Wallace Outrid for larceny of a 1939 Hudson owned by Harry Kopf of Warren. They pleaded guilty when arraigned before Justice Richard Evans and are held for the June criminal term with bail set at 1500 each. The car was taken May 16 and found damaged the next day.

Warren Arthur Steal Guy Spitzer Jamestown Wallace Outrid Hudson

Parole Erie grid star guilty of thirteen thefts

Philip Clay an eighteen year old former Academy football star pled guilty to eighteen store holdups and robberies in Philadelphia. He was placed on ten years probation by Judge Otto Heitigma and ordered to report to his father Emmett Clay for supervision. Emmett Clay was arrested for assault and disorderly conduct. police held him for arraignment.

Academy AIB Philip Clay Philatelphia Otto # Heitigma Emmett Clay 17Th Street Herold Dundon Elder Clay Vincent Dembinski Bertie Clay Eugene Alberstad

Cold Killer Pleads for an Early Death in Prison

A prisoner described as a killer pleads for early death amid accounts of guards and inmates. The piece notes young men like Belangia expressing no wish to live, while others discuss life and philosophy. The story then shifts to a Hawaii report on whales and swordfish contests near Honolulu.

Relangiir Louis Pacheco John Belangia United Press Honolulu T. H Hawaiian

Clergy urged to act boldly at Presbyterian General Assembly

Rev. Dr. William Challmers Covert of Philadelphia challenged clerical complacency in a keynote sermon opening the 107th Presbyterian General Assembly in Cincinnati. He urged the church to emulate early Christians and confront unbelief immorality and intemperance before more than 1,000 representatives and 2,000,000 communicant members.

United Press Cincinnati William Challmers Covert Philadelphia Presbyterian General Assembly Covert Taft Auditorium Presbyterian Church In America

Stage Show at Barn Dance Friday Night

Local artists perform in a barn dance stage show by the Little Theatre Guild at St Edward's hall Friday at 10 pm. The program features Frank Brooks as Upple Bara with Ranch Boys, The Cumberland Ridge Runners, Gingham Girls, Linda Parker, Spare Ribs, Map City Four, Hot Shot Dancers, Honsier Hot Shots, and James Sullivan as master of ceremonies with Eli Ames as station announcer. Mrs Nina Jewell heads the planning committee with several assistants.

Little Theatre Guild St. Edward's Hall WLS Frank Brooks Upple Bara Gerald Gates Elwyn Harmon Henry Tubbs W. J. Flaherty Misses Blake Agatha St. Pierre Tila Belle Edward Inte Linda Parker Harry Rhodes Arthur Fairchilds B. Kinley James Sullivan Herman Rubin Artie Rashchilds Charles Stewart J. J. Haight Marjorie McElroy William Nichols Carlton Johnson Eli Ames Nina Jewell J. 4. Haight Rhodes R. A. Ott C. A. Pain Thomas Roelofs Milton Zalznerk

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