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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1938
Page
1
Corryite given four to ten years for plant theft
Kermit Lee of Corry received a four to ten year sentence in Crawford County's Mendyske court for aiding the stripping of an abandoned Sparta Milk Plant. Richard Platt of Spartansburg pleaded guilty, was fined 25 dollars, and paroled for two years. Several others faced lesser penalties for related offenses and intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Kermit Lee
Corry
Western Penitentiary
O. Clare Kent
Crawford County
Mendyske
Richard Platt
Platt
Lea
William McCune
Titusville
Allegheny County
Pape
Thomas Dickson
Meadville
William Kaureski
Floyd Boals
Marl McCnmmion
C. Stanford
Willows Corners
Herman A. McMahon
Lanfeng Falls to Japanese in Western Rail Corridor
United Press dispatch from Shanghai May 24 reports Japanese claims that Lanfeng, gateway to the Ling-Hai railway, fell after a four day battle with heavier Chinese resistance. Japanese forces push west along the rail line while Chinese sources say Japanese ships and troops move toward Hopel and Anhwei province with supply and ammunition dumps attacked at several junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shanghiat
Lanfeng
Ling-Hai
Hopel
Anhwet
Yie Yangtze
Stelking Witenes
Huntcoy
Talfeng
Taung Hal
Peiong-Hatie W
Ieulfuinge Ani
Chengehow
Ion Polit
Mae West Film Explodes. Operator Edward C. Fiurckley Killed
A Mae West film explosion in a Woodward avenue theater projection room killed operator Edward C. Fiurckley, 40, and injured six audience members as a crowd of about 300 stampeded during the accident. Police indicated the incident occurred May 24 and investigated the theater’s equipment for the blast causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mae Woat
Woodward Avenue
Addy
Edward C. Fiurckley
Rumors Plague Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Scene
Harrisburg May 24 1934 Pennsylvania Democrats face new insurgent talk amid rumors of third party movements and an undercover opposition to Democratic candidate Charles Albin Joe. Senator Joseph F Guiley calls a war council as November looms. Democratic hold on the governorship looks precarious after 44 years since a repeat victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democrac
Action anticipated on two Warren slayers cases
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons is expected to act at its next session tomorrow on the cases of John G. Polens and Joe Senauskas, condemned for Metro Seminak crime. The board deferred executive session today. Senauskas counsel says no further briefing will occur, while supporters seek commutation from death to life. Both men, under guard since April 1936, are scheduled for execution Monday, June 6, with guards heightened as the board nears a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
John G. Polens
Joe Senauskas
Metro Seminak
Youngsville Airport
Harold S. Hampton
Warren
Senauskas
Pardon Board
Walher J. H. Diamond
Warren County
Senangkes
Folens
Ravdon Board
Public Power Clause Is Out of Recovery Bill
Senator Norris signals administration drops the public power amendment to the recovery bill and will seek elimination of the provision. The move contrasts with Senator Hale’s rival compromise to bar any municipal plant that competes with a private utility, following a White House meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Unite Press
Washington
George W. Norris J
Neb
Norris
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
White House
Frederick Hale
Man 90 in quarantine amid measles outbreak
A 90 year old man named Johnston is reported in quarantine at Pattonshung on May 24 amid a measles outbreak. The brief notice notes his illness and isolation in the local facility, with sparse details about location and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Pattonshung Ma
Dif Johnston
Diarantine
I Wien
COOH
House Defeats Ramspeck Substitute on Wage Hour Bill
Washington May 24 The House rejected a Ramspeck substitute 430 to 70 in a southern drive over wage hour protections. The Norton bill would set a 25 cent minimum wage rising to 40 cents with a 44 hour work week, while a farm bloc sought to exempt livestock and farm product processing from overtime. The vote showed northern Democrats and Republicans backing the central bill despite southern opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House Today
Southland Industries
Robert Ramapeck
House Labor Committee
Hanorth
Mason-Dixon Line
House
Mary T. Norton
Labor Committee
Norton
Harry B. Coffee
Neb
Ramspeck
Convicts Die in Alcatraz Jail Break Shootout
In San Francisco May 24 a life prisoner Thomas R Limerics and two others attempted an escape from Alcatraz Island. They attacked guard H Cline with a hammer and were fatally thwarted when Limerics was shot in the head. Franklin was wounded and Lucas surrendered claiming they were about to be shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifer
United Press
San Francisco
Alcatran Island
America
Thomas R. Limerics
Bann
Rufus Pranklin
James C. Licas
Alcatrag Island
Bay
Cline
Gling
Franklin
Lucas
Hoover Landon Knox Meet In New York Hotel
Former President Herbert Hoover former Governor Alf Landon and Col. Frank Knox met at the Waldorf Astoria in New York yesterday. Each said their meeting was a coincidence and nothing more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover, Landox, Knox
New York
Py Unneu Reese
Herbert Hoover
Rmer
Aly ME Landon
Kansse
Col
Frank @. Knox
Chicago
Laden
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Political meet in Pennsylvania to discuss factions
Washington May 21 Chalman John K Lewis of the Committee for Provision Organization and others met with leaders of the unsuccessful CIO fight and Kennedy for Pennsylvania governor at a luncheon arranged by Sen Joseph F Gute Pa The gathering was described as a possible police conference of warring Pennsylvan ia Democratic factions though rumors proved unfounded Neither Gov George H Earle nor State Chairman David L Lawrence attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Chalman
John K. Lewis
Committee For
Pvision
Tolay Ress
CIO
Apm
Whos A. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Gute
Kenney
Kennedy
Charles Alvin Jones
Pitts- Divigh
Urkel
Keys
Pri
Medican
George H. Earle
Senate
David L. Lawrence
No Ruling On Probe Of State Politics
Harrisburg May 24 The state Supreme Court entered a second day of its May session without a ruling on a Dauphin county grand jury probe into bribery and corruption charges tied to the summer campaign against the state administration and the Democratic party The delay heightened suspense as an affirming lower court ruling could allow Republicans to spotlight Gov Harley administration frailties through the summer and into the November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Dauphin County
Democrat Party
Republican Party
George H. Harley
German Press Attacks Border Incidents In Prague Era
Berlin reports cite a flood of German press criticism over Czech border incidents as Sudeten leader Konrad Heinlein departs Prague after talks with Premier Horaz. Quarters say Germany may act to protect nationals, with risk of a serious incident during the Czech municipal election period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Prague
Conrad Henlein
Milan Horiza
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Two Die and Six Wounded in Circus Shootout
In Beattyville Kentucky a shootout at a circus left two men dead and six injured. Barlow Durbin and Charles Blount both of Beattyville were killed. Wounded included Lincoln Moore John Mayes and Robert Allen deputy sheriffs William Walden Ida May Ky. and her year old son Donald and an unidentified circus employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Unitea
Prose
Bwattyville
Kentucky
Barlow Durbin
Charles Blount
Lee County
Beatty Ville
Lincoln Moore
Beattyville
John Mayes
Robert Allen
William Walden
Ida May
Donald
Capacity WPA Music Festival Delights Large Setiler Audience
A capacity crowd enjoyed a WPA Music Festival at Setiler High School last evening. About 140 students participated under director Kepnel Tiffany with help from his mother Mrs L R Tiffany who wrote the May Queen pageant. Victor Sayre and Mrs Margaret Sonchik starred in roles as master and queen, Auinsy Akam sang several numbers, the piano ensemble and classical orchestra were conducted by L V Thorgood, and special lighting by Thomas B Roelofs enhanced the gowns and scene setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setiler High School
Kepnel Tiffany
L. Ry Tiffany
Victor Sayre
Margaret Sonchik
Dhss Auinsy Akam
Qucibers
L. V. Thorgood
Thomas B. Roelofs
Warren taxidermist dies in accidental shooting
Warren county authorities say George J. Gumberler a 33 year old taxidermist well known in the district died after being shot by an unknown hunter in what is believed an accident. Funeral services are set for 7:20 am tomorrow at the Holy Redeemer church with burial in Latonbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Agreay
George J. Gumberler
Warren
Guna
the Holy Redeemer Church
Talento Latonbe
Only One Vet to Attend Special Services Here
Memorial Day events will honor Civil War veterans including Bell of Went Spring Creek, the lone survivor who fought for both sides. Other veterans Jay Smith and John McCray are noted, with services planned at City Park and nearby locations. The program includes processions, speakers, and musical tributes led by veterans groups and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Bell
Went Spring Creek
Bell
Union
Jay Smith
Beaverdam
Union City
John McCray
Auuetanshinye
Qty
Svening
W. Stiisyttoughton
M Jurade
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
South Street
Center Street
Nn City Parte
St. Elstbeth's
Cir L. Agtl
N.m
VFAW
Supreme Court grants FPC access to Associated Gas and Electric records
Harrisburg May 24 The U S Supreme Court ruling effectively gives the Federal Power Commission access to records of Associated Gas and Electric units. Public utility Commissioner Richard J Beamish hailed the decision as aiding state regulators by providing necessary information on rates and charges of holding companies. The ruling reversed the Third Circuit denying FPC access and expands inquiry into AG E units across Pennsylvania and affiliated utilities including Metropolitan Edison Reading Northern Pennsylvania Power Bradford Pennsylvania Electric Co Johnstown and Clarion Lugtivg Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Utility
Agencieg
Publie 1Utility
Richard J. Beamish
Beamish
High Tribunal
Vath
Grand
DT. FP
G. Ae
Supreme Court
17. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Regulatory Agency
Beamiah
Public Service Commission
AG. E
Pennsylvania
Ufls
Metropolitan Ellison Co
Reading
Northern Pennsylvania Power
Bradford
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Johnstown
Clar- Lugtivg Co
Dtrie
Mercer Gas Attendant Slaying Solved by Confession
Mercer county authorities say they solved the three year old brutal ax slaying of gas station attendant Howard Sidley with the arrest of three persons and a confession by William K. Redfoot 28 a farm hand. Frances Day 29 also known as Bloncls Day and Goodman 48 of Stoneboro were charged with murder and manslaughter after Redfoot implicated them. The investigation was reopened two weeks ago by District Attorney Bawin Moon as Redfoot claimed Day and Goodman plotted the robbery and threatened to shoot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mercer
Mercer County
William K. Redfoot
Hedfoot
John Mehitlick
Mercer-Grove
Philion
Frances Hinfsmay Day
Blonclis
Clintonville
Red Goodman
R. D. Stoneboro
Redfoot
Merowy Comity
Attortey Bawin Moon
Mehatlick
Pat
Deen
Mout
Wea
Freedom
Clarion County
Archie Barnes
Atley
Relfoot
Mum Day
Goodwin
Sui
Tinder
Dem Women in State Meeting in Pittsburgh May 24
The Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women opened its 12th annual convention in Pittsburgh with President Kathryn Wichpade urging plans for vote mobilization in November. Flohr of Allentown predicted Democratic candidates would win while praising past gains. The scene also notes Mayor Davis Wilton’s optimistic press statement and a later telephoned update from Niky userouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania ‘Federation of Democratic Women
Kathryn S. Wichp
Wilson
Philadelphia
Davis Wilton
Ciky All
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John Polens
Joe Senaushas
Farm Bloc
John Bell
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Guffey
Gare
Miama Na
Sisy Oe
Florida
Eciodiaty Ysted Coal
Siatenatinig Primary
Bitten Hollywood
Jay Hunt
Ador
Iowarle
Qin Wey Picure
Kysor
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Ohito
of Electric Co
Federal Commission
Metallick
Tria
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