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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1937
Page
5
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United Press reports a new perambulator being delivered to Mrs. Charles A L Lindbergh at Weald Kent while awaiting the baby born to her last week. Col and Mrs Lindbergh plan return to Long Barn soon as the baby boy arrives. Lindbergh has reportedly visited London Clinic daily since the birth and was seen with his son at the clinic residence on the seventh floor as attendants care for Mrs Lindbergh and the newborn. The baby was said to have been born just before noon last Thursday after Lindbergh drove his wife to the clinic coronation night from their Kent home.
Decatur Alabama May 25 Judge W W Callahan of the Decatur Circuit court announced the internationally famous Scottsboro trials would be reopened July 6.
In Greeley local justices of the peace say they can seize cars of traffic violators who fail to pay fines. The measure aims to enforce payment and curb noncompliance with traffic penalties.
Multiple names and families visit Erie locations Monday. Patrolman D. M. Alexander and Mrs Alexander visit Mrs Knorr in Girard Pa. Betty Bauer from Butler spends week at Nast company store. Several families travel for graduation, funeral, or business in towns including Mt. Pleasant, Corry, Meadville, Warren, Pittsburgh and Erie with departures planned to Rochester and East Liverpool.
Washington May 2 congressional leaders predicted a protracted wrangle over establishment of prevailing wage and maximum hours standards may delay floor consideration of the program until July. Representatives of business and industry labor leaders and government officials are expected to swamp the house labor committee as hearings on the intensive program begin this week.
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company signs with Lewis Jones to fix a strike settlement. The agreement aims to protect worker rights amid SWOC gains and potential labor action, while the state focuses on wildlife protection plans in Olympia facing hunter concerns.
A WPA festival opened with Miss Alberta Minunpy as Ute Godless in Liberty and included songs from Strauss and Romberg. The program featured flowers, lighting by Thomas Roelofs, and a lush finale. About one hundred attendees praised Mr. Tiffany’s directing and music, with proceeds to offset production costs.
In Oglethorpe May, Philip A Baumzartner organized a hunger strike to protest FE5 wage issues and a government CLC election. The event aimed to publicize alleged matters affecting the local district, with participants gathering May 1 to draw attention to grievances and intended to pressure officials.
To Wed Clubwoman Dr Henry Gilvert Reynolds Ky pa duc al plans to wed Mrs Grace Morrison Poole of Welle Imown clubwoman and former president of the American Federation of Womens Clubs The wedding is expected to take place at the Wilminster Stonytelys college in Ryow Toch New York PUNXSUTAWNEY OFFICIAL Dies PUNXSUTAWNEY Pa May 25 William Harry Breckendorn 85 who for 4 years was principal officer died yesterday He had served as a Justice of the Peace by special appointment to the state allocations entitle d toe for 20 vents was crane in One Udi General s department synioy Elev in the revenue department U S MINISTER STRICKEN HAMMVINLM Tenn May 25 Ward We Alright 63 United States minister to Costa Rica Fram 3eaneep in the Hiedit Late ATNPIGAL was reefer from Finland x month ago and promoted to head the Costa Rica diplomatic stretch
New York May 25 The stock market weathered Supreme Court social security rulings in good shape and rose on optimism after government bond strength. The death of John D Rockefeller revived memories of 1929 and his stock buys. A Rockefeller anecdote circulated about a Rockefeller aide saying stocks are volatile.
Nervous selling pushed New York stocks lower in the final hours as a broad decline touched many issues. Losses extended beyond two points with anxious traders watching a global markets mood, while notable names including American, Bethlehem, Chrysler, International Nickgat, New York Central and Westinghouse showed softness amid a dreary day. A late wave of selling undercut market confidence and widened the gap from earlier gains. A 10-day note on a paper shortage in Germany and a local arts note about Charles F. Whipple’s death hint at broader economic and cultural concerns.
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