Warren Man's Death Ruled Accidental By Jury
A Warren jury found 42 year old George J. Ciupibetter died accidentally from a stray bullet. The bullet came from a gun carried by hunting companion Terry McDanniels in Warren. Debmiels was cleared of blame as the jury concluded he was unaware of Ciupibetter's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Ciupibetter
Warren Todd
Li Corry
Warren
Gumbeter
Terry McDannishs
Guinbetter
Ars Debmiels
Counbetter
Hundreds of Corry Families Move During Spring Residence Shift
Hundreds of Corry families shifted residence in a spring moving period nearing completion. The Journal lists moving families from the past two months, detailing origins and new addresses across East Main, Pleasant, Church, Center, and West South streets, along with other local streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Morel
Man Stige
Asrees
Grace Davenport
Main Street
Erie
Ed Haines
East Main Street
Canda
George Hurlbut
Wasex Street
Alfred Gibbons
East Church Street
Wast South Street
Louis Landy
Grove Street
East Pleasant Street
Wilbur Bett
Pleasant Street
Perry Darrow
Corry R. Dy
Lloyd
Mat Pleasant Street
John Hnatysyyn
Myra Ober
East
Chuirch Street
Mary Moffitt
Smith Street
Spring Street
Georgi W. J. Kaiser
Rock Street
George Malney
Brook Street
Misses Besy and
Agnea Wilson
Becohel Avenue
Park Street
Glen Woods
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Raymend Blynt
Arthur Fairchilds
Chiurch Street
Frank Stasio
Washington Stree
Wast Main Street
Milton H. Vani Dreasar
Frost
Adjutant, JP. Sulivan
Mra. May Gates
First Avenué
West Pleasant
West Pleasant attrest = Filen Switzer
West
Sane
Nic
Wllen Clark
Secon Avenue
Helen Reynolds
Washington Street
Albino Bartolomea
Gerald ‘Laird
Washington
Makinenes
Washington Set
Marion Street
Merle Lane
Wayne Street
Jes- Alp Mason
Essex Street
North
Center Street
Lyle Wat- Vous
Fred Dowae
Ond
East Main
Union City
Marsh
East South Street
Johnaen
Hasex
North Tonawanda Child Missing Sparks Local Search
Betty Jane Hobbs a four year old with curly hair vanished from North Tonawanda New York onMay 20 prompting a local search. Reports later stated she may have been found in a WPA worker's home in nearby Athens County with authorities confirming a misidentification. Two men were arrested and later released as investigators pursued leads in the disappearance.
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Niagara River
Bounatte
Ante Poline
Saul Nelj
Memorial Day Speaker to Lead Observance Events
R L Rodgers Memorial Day speaker R L Ringers will deliver the address as business and industry pause Monday for war dead. Local exercises form a procession from the Va home on West Washington Street to City Park for services with floral tributes by many organizations. Graves of veterans will be decorated and stores will suspend. Decoration Day will be a double holiday with families planning trips.
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Va. W
West Washington Street
Gyveloc
R. L. Ringers
Otter Eitleg
Kinley Reappointed Corry Dems Chairman After Reorg
Kinley, who led the Democratic regular faction to a notable Tuesday victory, was unanimously re elected chairman of the Corry Democratic City Committee at a Journal Building meeting. The group also disclosed potential candidates for county committee offices and outlined plans to be enacted at the county wide meeting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kares Kinley
Slyle
Journal Building
Holiday Hours at Post Office on May 30 1938
Post office hours are observed on May 30 1938 with windows open from 8 to 12 and 1 to 4. Stamp, general delivery and parcel windows operate, mail dispatch and distribution proceed, carriers on holiday duty not required to serve on this day.
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Menverin
Parcey Posbrwindowss, Org
Malta
Babson Sees Political Tides Turning Before 1940 Elections
A garbled early 20th century note outlines shifting political tides ahead of the 1940 national elections. It mentions one-third of governing bodies up for reelection and suggests observers look to November for trends in a time of looming midterm implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sity Mugen
Habson Park
Mus
Win “Howe
Benie
Unclear spring primaries reshaped party leadership
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate spring primaries influenced trend with a landslide result. Mentions include Bernayivania as a large state and a Republican governorship victory by Judge Armtr H. James. References to Lt Governor Thomas and a general defeat of the Lewis candidate are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jao Wens
Bernayivania
Pennsylvania Voters Rebuke John L. Lewis Amid Primary
Fragmented article notes Democratic voters in Pennsylvania shifting away from the GLO and slamming John L. Lewis while Republicans gauge Pinchot as a leading contender. The piece highlights Theodore Kennedy’s role, the Vo Parley Coalition’s influence, and a tense political landscape shaping the governor and lieutenant governor races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epermesony
JP Bes Apts
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
John
Ibawewain
John L. Lewis
Pinchot
James
Republicans Eye Pennsylvania Governor Election In November
Impartial observers predict a Republican win for Pennsylvania governor in November with the GOP maintaining control. They anticipate a conservative shift as the party regains strength, influenced by liberal factions and internal debates discussed across party lines.
Third Party Enters November Election Race
Pennsylvania politics shift as Republican Crusader head Charles W. Carroll announces Pathfinders party will contest the November election. Former attorney general M argiotti hints at a comeback in a three way race, threatening Democratic candidate Charles Alvin Jones. Carroll seeks cross party support amid party harmony efforts by James backers and the CIO-Guffey insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Carroll
Pathfinders Party
Carroll
Gifey
Guffey
Gifford Pinchot
Arthur H. James
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Thomas Kennedy
Margiotti
Charles Alvin Jones
Judge James
Democratic Organization
Cio-Guftey
Effort Made to End Strike at Goodyear Plant Riot
James P. Miter of the National Labor Relations Board meets with Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers in Akron to settle disputes that led to a riot before the plant. A truce cooled the scene as pickets withdrew for the night amid injuries reported earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Akron
James P. Miter
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Grnouh
Tml
Genitea
Arson suspect William Kolstee held without bail
William F Kolstee 65 of Hare Creek road confessed to starting a Friday morning fire at 427 East Washington street in Comey. He admitted using kerosene and burlap to trap sleeping occupants in the double dwelling, risking fifteen lives. The blaze caused under 100 dollars damage and was contained as fire crews evacuated nearby residents. Authorities linked the motive to a mortgage issue on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park
William F. Kalstee
Alexander Farm
Hare Creek Road
Attwen
Henry Bennett
Taal Washington Street
Kolstes
Second Ward
Kolstee
Merrill
Kolstée
Findley Lake Road
East Washington Street
Eay Yuilhent
Comey
Billy May McEvoy
William Meavoy
Dell Kinney
Roosevelt Highway Association to meet in June at Towanda
Clyde F. Brown president announced the Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania will hold its mid year meeting at Towanda, Pa., on Thursday June 6. The group reports purchasing 110000 folders this year with 50000 large U S 6 route folders and 60000 strip maps for U S 1 in Pennsylvania. Directors note heavy demand as they compete with other east and west routes for tourist business. Roy Brownmiller of Harrisburg is invited as guest, Frank VanTassel listed as director.
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Clyde F. Brown
Roosevelt HighWay Association of Pennsylvania
Powanda
Brown
United States
U.S. 1
Pennsylvania
Roevelt Highway Association
Scranton
Roy Brownmiller
Harrisburg
Frank VanTassel
Roosevelt Highway Aasociation
Cory
Protests Over WPA Relief Rules Reported From Barnsboro
Congressman Joseph Gray telegraphed Vice President Garner urging the abolition of WPA relief work requirements as unfair and cruel. He argues the job basis should be unemployment and willingness to work, calling the current rules discriminatory and harmful to the people. The weather outlook mentions clear to partly cloudy conditions for tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Barndsboro
Joseph Gray
John N. Garner
Works Progress ‘Administration
Canton Hit By Sudden Japanese Air Assault
Canton in China suffers a devastating air raid as Japanese planes strike the southern metropolis. The attack levels large sections of the city, dropping hazardous materials and causing extensive damage and loss of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Unites
Canton
China
Tay
Lerton
Memorial Day Field Mass at St Elizabeths Cemetery
Memorial Day field mass at St Elizabeths Cemetery will be held at 9 o’clock led by Rev Carl J Heidt pastor of St Cilephs parish. Cliften Weber will supervise the musical program and altar boys and choir will participate with a rosary march through the cemetery driveways. Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion invited to assist in honoring fallen comrades. Public welcome to attend before the general Memorial Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Heidt
Cory
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Carl J. Heidt
St Cilepbeth’s
Cliften Weber
St. Eliza‘beth's
American Legion
German crew held as witnesses in spy ring case
An officer and three crew members of the German liner Bremen were jailed as material witnesses ahead of the ship’s sailing. J Edgar Hoover and the FBI pursued the case as authorities charged them in connection with a German spy ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
J. Edgar Hookery
Federal Bureau of Innvestigation
Ford and Chrysler Executives Face Antitrust Indictment
In Oath Bend Indiana federal authorities announce indictments against Ford Motor Company Chrysler Corporation General Motors and 32 affiliates and finance arms. Executives Meyal Knudsen and Alfred Sloan among those named face charges of conspiring to promote a monopoly through dealer financing. Bonds to be set next Tuesday with Judge Thomas W Blick in district court. some may seek voluntary appearance while others face removal actions. Indictments allege violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act by forcing dealers to use corporate finance arms, a practice tied to a $1.7 billion annual automotive finance flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Oath Bend
Ind
Stites
James B. Menning
Dgel Pon
Waller P
Chrysler
Alfred P. Sloan
William Knudsen
Bltomobile
Automobile Finance Corporations
Meyal
Fleming
Thomas W. Blick
TS. Uistrist
Ford
Hien
Detroit
Stoan
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Young Democrats Press Cory Colegrove as Erie County Chair
In Erie May 28 Young Democrats of Erie and Erie County demand Arthur Colegrove stay as chairman of the Erie County Democratic committee until after the November election. A 250 member overflow meeting at Kel tenbachs hall, led by Ken Thompson, adopted a resolution urging Colegrove to continue leading the party in Erie County through the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Arthur Colegrove
Democratic Committee
Keltenbach's Hall
Kent Thompson
Arie County
Carroll Acquitted in New York Slay Case
May 28 Donale Carroll, 16, acquitted by reason of insanity in the slaying of his sweetheart Charlotte Matthiesen, 48, as authorities prepared for the arraignment today. Prosecutors sought punishment for the teen in the fatal incident with a tree and alleged intent noted in court documents.
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R.L. Rodgers
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Kinley
JG Avery
Worrall
Aire
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MEINY
Ijclid
Babson
Lems G. O. P
Nit & New Dealer
Aes
Whey
Vlonn
Wasil- Ingim
Crusader
DEM
Motor
William Kolstee
Rep. O'Connell
Hague
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Pollos
Jerry O'Connell
Mont
Pershing Field
O'Connell
Sey
Daniel Casey
Director of Public Safety
O'Connel
Corry-Findley Lake Road
Roosevelt Highway Association
Protesis
ST. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Bremen
Cory Man
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