President Roosevelt to aid end of coast strike
Roosevelt returns to Washington amid cheers to tackle major issues including the maritime labor strike. Administration plans to balance the 1937 budget with a pay-as-you-go approach and debt restraint, while income rises from taxes and prosperity. Shirley Marie Clark, two, burns covering her body in a farm home incident near Colza. hospital treatment underway with the cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Shirley Marie Clark
Paul V. Clark
Colza
Corry Hospital
Vance Howard
Shirley Marie
Perry Clark
Shirley
Merchants Plan Holiday Drive Amid Charges of Overcharges
A note on a merchants group meeting in Farricus Pa outlines plans for a large holiday merchandising campaign and a Christmas promotions project aimed at boosting sales. The meeting also touches on a proposed auto awards revival and a new sales opening event, with turnout and support expectations among merchant members. Separately, Rep Benjamin Jarrett of the 200th district says he would welcome an investigation into alleged irregularities tied to his election and related campaign expenditures amid signals of utility interest involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Real Farricus
Benjamin Jarrett
Hep
Dennin J. Deisvall
D. Jarrett
Dristoll
Senate
Warren
Jarrett
Democratic State Committee
Duma
Driscoll
Democratic State Committee Ahatr
David Lawrence
We the People We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
The piece discusses post election meaning and the coming Roosevelt policies. It argues Republicans face disarray and loss of private power as ownership and control shift, warning against party drift and urging a receivership notion for the GOP. Page continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
Itive
Cal
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ale M
Laruion
Jeaierchin
Kelly Mentioned for Cabinet Post Under Roosevelt
Philadelphia reports that unverified pundits circulated in November 6 notes claiming John B. Hrally state secretary of revenue would join the Roosevelt cabinet next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mico
Philadelphia
John
Hrally
Roosevelt
Armistice Day Observance Expanded in Corry Missouri Era
Corry expands Armistice Day with a near total business suspension across the city. Elmer C. Carvier Post 26% American Legion leads the program with Thompson Post 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars assisting. ceremonies look to the close of World War Next Wednesday November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Germany
Ur Duleek
Corry
Armiathe
Alll Mercantile Estalighments
Elmer C. Carvier
Lueginn
Liewk
Archie W. “Thompson
Veterans of Foreign
John H. Martin Former PRR Agent Dies in New Jersey
Death reported for John H. Martin former Pennsylvania Railroad agent and Corry resident. He died Thursday in Paterson New Jersey after ill health. Body to be buried Monday in Sunbury Pa. Survived by wife and two daughters Sara and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Martin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Martin
Paterson
Ni J
Mr. Martin
Sunbury
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Erie
Sara
Elizabeth
PLAN SECOND PLAY ROOM FOR CHILDREN
A movement seeks a new class in play for preschool children under NYA. Registration for the south side will be at Park View School on Monday. Ten preschoolers are enrolled in two classes in the former Homemaking building beside the Junior High. No charge for the play rooms. Seven girls in the leg work demonstration attend, led by Mrs. Aitbey with Misses Lola Bowman Nora Costello Mary Waleche Katherine Marst Ruth Mungan Frances Woodworth and Hiney Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
Parkview
Ty Wore
Katherine Aitbey
Lola Bowman
Nora Costello
Mary Waleche
Katherine Marst
Ruth Mungan
Frances Woodworth
Hiney Ross
Aibbey
Communists in slight advance but end is near
Loyalist forces beat back rebels at Madrid’s gate in fierce fighting around the capital and claimed small advances toward Pinto and Valdemoro, 11 to 15 miles south of the city. Heavy artillery and shelling continued on both sides as the offensive pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Yindrich
United Press
Googriaht
Madrid
Pinto and Valdemoro
Pinto-Valdemoro Settar
Lapital
England France Fear Mass Slaughter Now
London reports that Great Britain and France fear mass slaughter if Spanish rebels reach Madrid and have appealed to Madrid to seek an agreement to safeguard Madrid’s seven million residents. Foreign Minister Anthony Eden is ordered to contact Paris immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
London
Great Britain
France
Madrid
Anthony Eden
Paris
Waves of Militiamen Breach Spanish Front in Madrid Siege
Waves of tattered militiamen charged southern objectives while field guns rumbled around Madrid. A Loyalist aerial fleet of 10 planes faced Nebel warplanes at 11 15 am with no raids until noon as land forces fought to hold the ancient capital and its 2 500 000 inhabitants in fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Rivers Recede After Sudden Leap at Point Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania rivers, swollen by heavy rains and snow, eased today after a sharp rise to near flood stage. At the Point, where the Allegheny and Monongahela join to form the Ohio, levels peaked last night around 23.7 feet and fell to about 21.7 feet by morning. Flood stage is 25 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Monsongahela
Tragic double murder suicide in Atlanta shocks family
A veteran fatally wounded his wife at the Federal Revenue Bank and then killed his daughter before shooting himself. The wife died minutes later, while the husband and daughter Maxine, 14, died after being taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Atlanta
Gay Noy
Leon
Owen
Federal Revenve Bank
Maxine
IF D R TO ATTEND PEACE MEET FIFTY DAY JAIL
Horace B Schwartz of Brooklyn N Y driver of the truck loaded with grapes in a collision with vehicles owned by George Carmicke and P M Nichols in this city on the Clymer Panama road Wednesday evening will be arraigned at the Chinitaqua county jail at Mayville for alleged recklessness in connection with the crash. Solvarts was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Whipsn at Clymer last evening and assessed a fine of 50 dollars and costs. Unable to pay the assessment he was remanded to the Mayville Jail for a fifty day sentence Police Patrolman Lloyd Rappersbarzer. P M Nichols George Carmicke and May mond Sears of this city attended Thursday evening's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace B. Schwartz
Brooklyn
N.Y
George Damrike
P.M. Nichols
Clymer-Panama Road
Chinitaqua County
Mayville
Solwvarts
Justice of the Peate
Clymer
Te Moyile
Nerindy
Lloyd Rappersbarzer
George Carmicke
Maymond Sears
Ward Store to Be Remodeled in $15,000 Outlay
Montgomery Ward & Company plans a four-floor remodeling at the Corry store starting Monday with a $15,000 outlay. The basement and mezzanine women’s department will be redesigned, the first and second floors redecorated, fixtures updated, and a modern sales space created on the third floor. A large new stock expansion will follow, aiming to position the store among the largest in its chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward & Company
Dig
Corry
Boy Hit by Car Not Seriously Hurt in Meadville
Logan Warner aged 3 of 31T Mi was struck noon by a car driven by Arlyn Moore of Meadville at the intersection of Marion and West Smith streets. He was treated at a local office for a head cut and others believed uninjured after darting into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Warner
Arlyn Moore
Meadville
B.D
Mariom
West Smith Errest
Loden
Roosevelt to Attend Pan American Peace Conference
President Roosevelt will attend the Pan American peace conference in Buenos Aires with a one day stop in Rio de Janeiro on November 26 before heading to Buenos Aires for the December 1 start, ambassador Hugh Gibson announced after a White House meeting. The president had indicated willingness to attend but planned to decide by mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
United Press
Washington
Hugh Gibson
Brazil
White House
Gibson
Rio de Janeiro
Brasil
Use of Tile for Storm Sewers Approved in Erie
WPA officials approve shifting from concrete to tile for Erie storm sewers. Director Nichola says tile saves material costs and speeds winter work. council members back the informal change. A formal permit process and $21,000 bond issue are being prepared with the State Department of Internal Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Ot Erle
Stanley H. Nichola
Wiul Works Progress Administration
Erie
Chrysler announces extra compensation for 67,000 employees
Chrysler Corporation president Keller announced a year end bonus fund of 4 00 000 to be distributed during the week of December 14 to 67 000 employees. Total distributions for the year will reach 8 300 000. Employees who took part in all previous distributions will gain between 105 and 138 dollars above wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Caprot
Noy
K. T. Kelle
Chrysler Corporation
Oday
Keller
Motor Car Company
Campaign organization details for ward divisions described
Mrs Haigit organizes campaign structure with ward chairmen in First Ward Bess Kinley assigned to oversee home canvass. Second Ward Mrs P G Wood heads women group. Stuart Houghton wife leads business district canvass. Third Ward George Keefe to lead ward group Olin W Bracken business men. Fourth Ward Mrs Barton Seth with Lawrence Davison directing merchants. House to house canvass emphasized. Red Cross support cited. membership set at $1. Rot Call 1996 appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haigit
Donne
Bosen
Bess Kinley
Stuart Houghton
Red ‘Cross
Red Cross
Weather Chief Factor In Work On New School
Weather conditions largely determine occupancy of the new Vocational school building replacing Hatch school. If favorable weather continues, walls and roof may advance rapidly and classwork could begin in the building within two months. Unfavorable weather would delay progress while interior rough work and electrical tasks proceed. WIPA laborers have sped construction with minor schedule adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch School
Lttle Bone
Alwally
Walla
WIPA
Sidi Led
One hunter killed as season opens in Pennsylvania
A fatal hunting incident was reported as the season opened in Kittanning Pennsylvania. The victim was identified as Tor Eedley age unknown, with initial reports describing a taunting motive linked to a frat incident. Local authorities began investigations into the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kittanning
Pennsylvania
Tor Eedley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley Clark
Galle
Clay
Muffletpal
Thn Business Men's Exchange
Aig
Ada Dig CholWianas Lrudis
Bern
Cvul
Clims
Kelly
PRR
HERE
Paterson, N. J
Home Economies
Capital
England
IF. D. R
WARD
Chrysler
J. J. Haight
And
Jears Anneal
New School
Little Hope
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!