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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1937
Page
1
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At the nine power treaty conference in Brussels on November 3, Dr. Wellington Koo warned Japan’s aggression could trigger a world war if its boundaries are overrun. American delegate Norman H. Davis urged an equitable adjustment, backed by Eden, Delbos, and Maxim Gorkinov, while Russia’s Maxim noted opposition. Delegates pressed for a cessation of hostilities and an accord to preserve peace amid the Far East crisis.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that a letters exchange with Benito Mussolini aims to restore cordial Britain Italy relations. He said Dino Guanci Italian ambassador delivered Mussolini’s July letter expressing regret over strained ties and that past misunderstandings could be cleared to revive mutual confidence and affection.
A minor blaze at the Aero Supply Manufacturing Corp. plant last night around 10:45 started by an overheated machine that damaged wiring. Firefighters arrived to find the fire extinguished and only light damage reported.
A midair collision near Boeing Field in Seattle on November 3 killed five people aboard two planes. One patrol aircraft and a smaller craft collided, with wreckage raining down. Two occupants parachuted to safety from the smaller plane while rescuers hunted for a missing body.
In Allegheny county and Pittsburgh, Mayor G D Scully led a Democratic slate to victory securing the county and city posts. Henry Illenbogen failed to clinch a county common pleas seat as results from 81 percent of districts showed Scully with a large lead over Republican rival Robert N Waddell. Sheriff B V Coffey lost to Iran Heing, Democrat, while the remainder of city and county races swung Democratic.
Frank E. Hepler won the mayoral race and Westley offers public congratulations. He pledges support for a sensible progressive administration and thanks supporters for their loyalty during the campaign in Corry.
Corry voters chose Frank E. Hepler as mayor, winning 4 of 6 wards by about 159 votes over Frank E. Westley. Peter Sandburg defeated incumbent M. Leo Mulderick for the council seat, with Democrat Richard Rossbaden sweeping a council seat, while Charles Pain was re-elected city controller amid a slate of political shifts and amendments gaining strong city support.
Detroit returns showed the Committee for Industrial Organization defeated in its bid to gain control of city government. Mayor candidate Patrick H. O'Brien trailed rival Richard W. Reading, who had AFL endorsement and led by over 100,000 votes as returns neared completion. O'Brien conceded the race.
Washington reports on a chaotic election night where Lyle Wilson details Pam Lang Hal’s era ending as John L. Lewis’s CIO influenced race reshaped New York’s Tammany Hall and city politics. La Guardia’s victory complexity signals a potential 1940 presidential obstacle amid a reconfigured party landscape.
In Washington the GOP leaders clash over plans for a Republican convention. Key figures including Hoover and Suinast move to shape the party’s national committee agenda as a Chicago meeting nears. A split emerges between supporters and opponents of the mid year gathering.
London November 3 Premier Nevill Chamberlain has been informed that President Roosevelt is ready to start Anglo American conversations for negotiations of a trade pact. The Standard said the United States had prepared a list of possible concessions should Great Britain offer reciprocity in other directions.
Washington November 3 John L Lewis said he sees distinct progress for labor from state and municipal elections. He noted that labor organizations will take an active part in the 1938 congressional campaign and warned that workers should unite for political action.
A fragmented legislative summary shows pensions approved while four other measures failed. The report lists figures and entities like Consolidated Philadelphia and various authorities voting on funding and tax appropriations. The outcome focuses on pension success amid broader opposition to related proposals and budget items.
Philadelphia voters swept out several sitting judges amid a Republican wave across 14 counties. Hovey Kalodner lost to Theodore Roxen in Common Pleas, Burkholder and Parnell were defeated, while Gov. S. ran on war record. Despite losses, several incumbents held, as Scranton Times backed Leach and Mattes fell. Five Republican judges failed to win re election after ten year terms.
In Pittsburgh on November 1, federal agents raided a house on Marshall Road in Montana Pennsylvania arresting four men linked to a counterfeit operation. The suspects include Mille Markels, Olin Baslik, Pele Klickovich and another named as Grueber described as ring leaders. The investigation involves evidence of a ring reaching as far as St. Louis Missouri and extends to various alleged gellyilies operations.
Nationalists launched a sea mural campaign amid border tensions following a sudden incident at Larida Loyallat in Gatalonio. Reports indicate the move is tied to regional unrest and a rise in auditional dotatia as authorities assess the situation.
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