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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1934

Page

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Mussolini forms council of capital and labor in new parliament

Rome reports Mussolini opening Italy's Economic Parliament, a Council of Corporations designed to balance capital and labor across sectors. The assembly includes 828 delegates from 22 corporations, aiming to govern without traditional party factions as Mussolini declares the fascist corporation begins.

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Cuban Army Called To Route 400 Squatters

Four hundred squatters entrenched in mountain passes near La Lima Cuba faced an ultimatum from Lieut Rabin Piquera to surrender or be attacked at 8 am. Government orders in Havana aim to eject 600 families living on land claimed by a sugar company. Squatters fortified positions in groups across Sabina Sabbarbcos Hi Saito and Parana pastures as an army air reconnoitered.

Gustavo Crombet United Press LA Lima Cuba Rabin Piquera Tibel Sabina Sabarbacos Hi Saito Parana Pastles la Lime Latina Paul Reveres Ald

Challenge to Duel Sets Civil Court Alight in Port Miss

Novi Mississippi report says Piverel offered to meet Clifton Mr. Plummer under the oaks with shotguns. Plummer, unsettled and unable to sleep since the threat, filed a civil complaint seeking remedies from Everett.

Miss Novi Piverel Clifton Plummer Hverett

Department store sales boom across districts

The Federal Reserve bulletin reports October department store sales rose 11 percent from September 1933 levels and are 18 percent higher for the first ten months of the year across 629 stores. District gains ranged from 6 percent in St. Louis to 20 percent in Richmond and San Francisco with Atlanta at 18 percent. The 1923-28 reserve index stands at 100, October 1934 at 75, reflecting seasonal rise.

United Press Washington Federal Reserve Board Bulletin Richmont Alanta San Francisco Federal Reserve Richmond Atlanta Chicago Dallas Philadelphia Minneapolia New York Cleveland Kansas City Boston

Mayor Miller urges support of Red Cross

Mayor Glen Miller issued a proclamation urging Corry residents to support and renew memberships during the Red Cross Roll Call from November to November 29. He stressed the Red Cross role in emergencies, epidemics, and disasters, calling for former members to renew and new members to enroll to aid disease and disaster relief efforts.

Glen Miller Corry American Red Cross wPhis Red Cross Red Grass

Three More Nabbed in Kidnap Case Portland Ore

Three suspects in the Charles Ur shell kidnapping were brought to Multnomah county jail from southern Oregon. Clare Feldman, said to be Albert Bates’ wife, her son Howard G Feldman, and his wife Betty were listed as prisoners. Federal agents said $440 in tens and twenties was seized from Betty Feldman, with no confirmation of its link to the $250,000 Oklahoma City oil man ransom.

United Press Portland Ore Charles Urshell Multnomah County Oregon Clare Feldman Albert Bates Kkidnap Howard G. Feldman Betty Betty Feldman Oklahoma City

Record Buckwheat and Potato Yields Reported in Pa

Prices paid to Pennsylvania farmers reach three year high while the crop reporting service notes a record potato yield and quality contrasts. Early tobacco is good but light, and poleburn losses loom in late crops. Buckwheat, potatoes, apples show above earlier expectations with corn Husk yield up 4 percent vs 1938 state crop and 48 percent above five year average.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Agency

P R R buys 57 streamlined electric locomotives

Pennsylvania Railroad awards an order for 57 streamlined electric locomotives costing about 15 million dollars. The units, capable of 90 mph, will power the New York to Washington high speed service slated to begin in February, with 4 620 horsepower and 12 driving wheels. Altoona will build 18 complete locomotives and supply electrical gear for 25 others. Baldwin and General Electric plus others will supply chassis and equipment.

United Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad R Railroad New York Baltimore Washington Gill Pennsylvania Rail Aad Altoona Baldwin Locomotive Works Eddystone General Histric Go

VFW and Legion Plan Joint Work on Veterans Projects

The VFW committee led by Lt Archie W Thompson Post meets with an American Legion group to pursue mutual benefit for World War veterans. Members include John Boland Paul Quiniisk Dr Merle Amy Walter H Scott and H Burlingame. Legion names are Charles P Keating Olin W Bracken Gordon Paulson. Alton Spencer named chairman of the Memorial Day committee with early speaker selection and planning underway. Memorial Day observance has been under VFW management since 1923 under Grand Army of the Republic arrangements.

Eimer Carrier Post No. 365 American Legion Archie W. Thompson-Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion John Boland Paul Quiniisk Merle Amy Walter H. Scott H. Burlingame Charles P. Keating Olin W. Bracken Gordon Paulson Alton Spencer Grand Army of the Republic

Protection of NRAIS Assured Service Trades

Washington dispatch reports that 2,000,000 service trades workers may lose NBA level protections unless Recovery Board action preserves them. Labor groups warn against dumping service codes, urging continued enforcement coordinated by NRA, Justice, and FTC with industry self policing. Labor advocates insist protections under section 7A remain vital to workers’ rights.

Lyle A. Brookover United Procs Washington NBA Recovery Board NBA Labor Advisory Board Gode Cos Labor Officiy

Gas service restored in Erie after 15 hour outage

Erie Nov 10 Pennsyl van Co reports gas service resumed at 9 30 p m Friday after a 15 hour shutoff with one slight explosion. Public life returns to normal as home living appliances revived though many homes still lack pressure due to shutoff sidewall valves. Officials say residents still without gas should call the company for reactivation crews will be sent to restore service.

Erie Pennsylvans. Gag Co Eric Pennsylvania Gas Company Kman

Miners Buried in Toyoi Mine Blast in London

London reports 250 miners entombed after an explosion at the Toyoi coal mine on Homaida island. Thirty seven bodies recovered, per Exchange Telegraph Tokyo. In Korea, a Japanese destroyer was dispatched from Chinkal base to search for Wa0 fishermen missing since a heavy storm last Wednesday off Shinshou Kanjyonando.

United Press London Toyoi Homaida Island Exchange Telegraph Tokyo Fusan Korea Chinkal Naval Base Shinshou Kanjyonando

Local Observance of Schools Week at Corry Junior High

Corry marked American Education Week with a program at the junior high last evening. The high school orchestra under Miss Beatrice Shataiy performed the reorganized ensemble, a ninth grade comedy “Flier” was staged by Miss Ethel Mc Cray’s pupils, and Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey spoke on education challenges and district reorganization. Officials called the week one of the most successful, noting many parents visited schools and joined in events including Armistice Day exercises by the American Legion.

Sup’t Dewey Corry Beatrice Shataiy Ethel McCray Ralph S. Dewey Sup't Dewey American Legion

Hopkins asks Borah for specific charges in relief funds

Washington November 10 Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins urged Sen. Borah to provide a pill of particulars in response to charges of appalling waste in relief expenditures. Borah had demanded an investigation into relief outlays. Albuquerque November 10 Senator Bronson Cutting appeared to have won another six year term despite a Democratic landslide as Rep Dennis Chavez conceded defeat.

Py Unneart Washington Harry L. Hopkins Sen Wm. £. Horah Ida Borsh Cutting Albuquerque N. M Dennis

City's Financial Plight Remains Serious

City officials warn funds are tight as unpaid bills and salaries mount. Reduced tax receipts and rising costs strain the finances, with Citizens National Bank cutting city credit from 20000 to 16000 and soon exhausted. Efforts for a short term loan failed. a two year agreement blocks cross-bank lending. Mayor Glen Stiller opposes a loan despite the crisis.

Ori Citizens National Bank Fforts National Bank Corry The National Banke Glen Stiller Haa

Roosevelt names advisory council on economic security

President Roosevelt designated an advisory council to assist the committee on economic security in formulating social insurance programs including unemployment insurance and old age security. The group includes Frank P. Graham and 20 other leaders from industry labor and welfare organizations.

Roosevelt Names Group Committee On Economic Security United Press Washington Roosevelt Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina, Wie Epace Gerard Swope General Electric Co New York City Mariis B. Leeds Leeds and Northrup Philadelphia Sam Lewy Sohn Miami Copper Co New York Marion B. Folsom Eastman National League of Women Voters Washington, D. C Grace Abbott University of Chicago Tammer Children's Bureau Chicago Raymond Moley Paul Kellogg George H. Nordfin

Harrisburg Boltoln Hotel Fire Repeats Damage

Harrisburg hotel fire damages upper floors of the Boltoh hotel in downtown Harrisburg. Guests evacuated with no immediate danger reported. The historic site, once visited by Charles Dickens, recently remodeled. cause under investigation. In Pittsburgh, two boys playing near homes were wounded by an unknown assailant, one shot in the face and the other in the leg. condition not critical.

Harwisuung Inov Boltoh Meri Charles Dickens Pittsburgh Exirt Butters Stobart Hemschell

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