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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1938

Page

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Red Cross Campaign Opens In Corry For Membership Renewal

Corry joins national Red Cross roll call with a canvass to every business and home. The 1937 38 year reports $7,390,000 in disaster relief and total expenditures of $10,212,009. local chairmen Mrs. Harry Rhodes heads the 1988 roll call with business and residential committees organizing a citywide drive.

Corry Red Cross Corey Tia Army Navy Coast Guard National Organization Irs Harry Rhodes Hirth Rhodes Tos Hoan Teass Chonge

Lewis Raps Hitler at CIO Convention in Pittsburgh

John L. Lewis chairing the CIO constitutional convention denounced Adolf Hitler as a bloodthirsty wolf and condemned Nazi cruelties against Jews. He urged the U S government to protest these actions vigorously, addressing a noisy 450 delegate gathering.

United Press Grotto Pittsburgh Nev. iWo John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organzation Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Lewis Marsire State Department United States CIO

Communists in UAW Maneuver Revealed in Hearing

Zve rand Dobrzynski Detroit United Automobile Workers organizer testified before the House committee on un American activities that the Communist party once sought to control unions to paralyze the armaments industry in war. He recalled May 1937 discussions with William Weinstone Michigan state secretary of the party. Dobrzynski, acting substitute for President Homer Martin, said he was national director of Ford Motor Company organizers for the UAW and a member of Local No 205.

United Press Washington Zverand Dobrzynski Detroit United Automobile Workers House Committee Communist Party Dobrzynski Sore William Weinstone Michigan Homer Martin Auto Union Marfiners Nation Ford Motor Company UAW

Landon Named on Commission by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt named Alfred M. Landon to the American delegation for the eighth International Conference of American States in Lima Peru. The move aimed to unite the nation on foreign policy and strengthen cooperation among North and South American republics for peace. delegates include labor leaders and Kathryn Lewis, daughter of John L. Lewis, as executive assistant to the UMWA president.

United Press Washington Roosevelt Alfred M. Landon International Conference of American States Lima Peru North South America Hemisphere Plarrie of London Hull Mir Nationalife Kathryn Lewis John L. Lewis Compilion For Industrial Organization United Mine Workers Union American Federation of Tabor Dan W. ‘Tracy International Brotherhood of Tectrical Workers

Bard to Appeal Court Ruling in Graft Grand Jury Probe

Harrisburg November 4 Berks County Judge Paul N Schaeffer outlined plans to broaden a grand jury probe into graft charges against Coy George H Earle and 13 Democratic associates. Attorney General Bard reportedly may appeal to the Supreme Court to replace District Attorney Shelley.

United Pres Harrisburg Berks County Paul N. Schaeffer Carl B. Shelley Dauphin County Grand Jury Coy George H. Earle Idee Schaeffer State Supreme Court Shelley Justice Department Supreme Court Bard Schaeffer

Coroners Jury Blames Five In Deaths Of Eight

A coroner's jury at Emporium Pennsylvania found five CCC Camp Camer on officials and the camp physician negligent in the deaths of eight people, seven CCC enrollees, during a forest fire near here on October 19. The verdict urged reprimand and discipline, noted incendiary origin but unclear culprit, and cited delay in distributing forest fire regulations to enrollees. Names include Lieut Rodman Haynes and William Houpt among others, with several victims from Johnstown, Conemaugh, and Erie. The jury also called for Clinton and Tioga counties to conduct juries in those deaths.

United Press Emporium CCC Cameron Here Woodamen Wade Lieut Rodman Haynes Camp Campion William ©. Houpt Adolph Kammeath Earl F. Gost William Schooley OCC Cameron County Basil Bogush Conemaugh Andrew Stefanich Twin Rocks John Boring Johnstown Howard May Erie Gilbert Mohney Ridlghway T. S. Bureau of Forests and Waters Ross Holovaneh Pikershure George Vogel New Kensington Renove Hospital Clinton County Stephen Jacatsler St. Marys Hospital Tle County Clinton Tile County

Neutron Rays Aide Cancer Treatment Trial at Berkeley

A select group of cancer patients received doses of neutron rays from UC Berkeley's cyclotron as a potential revolutionary therapy. Dr Ludvig Hektoen and Dr Ernest Lawrence stressed the treatment remains experimental until results are clear, with further hope offered to patients if progress continues.

United Press Berkeley Gallf California Ludvig Hektoen National Advisory Cancer Council Washington Ernest C. Lawrence John Lawrence Ernest Lawrence

Requiem Planned for Clarence H Mackay in New York

A solemn high mass will be held at St Patrick's Cathedral for Clarence H Mackay chairman of the board of Postal Telegraph and Table Company a wealthy sportsman and art patron. He died Sunday night after a brief illness leaving wife Anna Case and children John Mackay Mrs Bilin Berlin wife of Erving Berlin and Mrs Robert Z Fayking.

Postal Teldies New York St. Patrick's Cathedral Clarence H. Mackay Postel Telegraph and Table Company Mackay Anna Case Ifs John Mackay Bilin Berlin Erving Berlin Robert Z. Fayking

Europe grows uneasy as Nazi persecution widens

United Press dispatch reports Europe’s hope for peace fading as Nazi Germany tightens control and intensifies anti Jewish policy. Indignation in Britain grows as Chamberlain clings to appeasement while the United States eyes the Peru conference and a stronger European stance appears likely. Public and political leaders weigh the risks to stability and the Berlin regime’s mounting pressures on Jews.

Joe Alex Morris United Press Europe Nazi Germany Germany Munich Great Britain Neville Chanterlain Chamberlvin Geilh Peru Roosevelt Alf M. Landon Renith Ican Nutinens S. Animusna Vate Jean Boy Piud Pawerk Prumania Pinner Carol Berlin Gerry

Miniature tornado hits Corry area on Sunday storm

A brief Sunday morning weather event tore a roof from the Axel Swanson farm building on the Corry Spartansburg highway and ripped the top from a parked car. The cyclonic wind knocked down limbs and sent pedestrians scrambling for cover in Corry and vicinity lasting about two minutes.

Corry Axel Swanson Corry-Spartansburg Curry

Possible reshuffle hazarding Jackson as attorney general

A New York Times Washington dispatch reports rumors that President Roosevelt may nominate Robert H. Jackson as attorney general to replace Homer S. Cummings upon Daniel Roper’s retirement. Other changes considered include Harry Hopkins as Works Progress Administrator, with Senate approval uncertain amid shifting election results.

New York Times Roosevelt Jackson Homer United States Washington Robert H. Jackson Janestown N Spring Creek Ronsevelt the Capitol Homer S. Cummings Daniel Beat Mc Ronsevall Ils

School Board Reorganizes in Final Regular Session

Members of the Board of Education meet in their last regular session before the annual reorganization on the last Monday in December. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey is aware of the brief meeting. John W. Lambing serves as president with Carl L. Henton as vice president. successors to be named December 5.

Board of Education Ralph S. Dewey John W. Lambing Carl L. Henton

Pennsylvania Council of GOP Women Convene in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg 900 delegates to the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women gather for their 18th annual three day convention. The event opens Wednesday with Governor-elect Arthur H. James and state GOP chair James F. Torrance scheduled to speak. National figures John D. M Hampton and Marion Martin join as out of state speakers.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women Arthur H. James James F. Tor Irance John D. M Hampton Republican National Committee Marion Martin Bangor Maine Chester Bolton Cleveland

Roosevelt hosts national labor conference delegates

President Roosevelt welcomed 41 state governors to the fifth national conference on labor registration, praising efforts to raise labor standards. In a letter he conveyed that delegates had worked in the interest of wage earners, employers, and the general public, though he could not attend in person.

Washington Nav Roosevelt

Appointment of Colegrove Before Senate

Harrisburg Nov 14 At the first lame table session of Pennsylvania lawmakers the general assembly debated Gov. Earle's proclamation calling a special session to block a grand jury probe. The senate aimed to confirm Gov. Earl's picks notably Arthur D. Colegrove for the public utility commission. If confirmed Colegrove would serve 21 2 years longer. otherwise a Republican successor could fill the post in January. Dorothea Brockman left for Falcone now to visit sister Mrs. Glen Lonus.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly George H. Earle House Senate Renate Earl Pronertt and Supplies Arthur D. Molegrove O. Kk Earle Colegrove Stele UW. C Garry Prth

Local Timberman Dies After Route 6 Collision

Dale Conklin of Youngsville, a well known Younesville timberman, died at Warren General Hospital from injuries after a collision on Route 6 in Younesville Saturday evening. Driver Inle Weaver, green light at the intersection, did not see Conklin until too late. Three other occupants of Conklin’s party survived. witnesses reported the car was not traveling fast. Coroner Ranwrey and District Attorney Goldstein found no negligence by Weaver. Conklin survived by a widow and three sons Spencer Roy and Paul, plus daughters Esther and Maude. Body moved to Hull Funeral Home in Youngsville.

Dale A. Conklin Younesville Davey Pittsfiuld Sithane Youngeville Sherk Ty. Inle Weaver Youngsville Conidin Warren General Hospital Ranwrey Warren J. H. Goldstein Frank Dunkle Parner Bowree Cornelin Conklin Victin Lew Jolson Misa Norma Johnson Misa Lillian Swanson Vennesville Calis Ihe Conlin Spencer Roy Paul Wests Bee Esther Maude Eaere Hull Yourigsvill

Police Called In Corry Cases At Grand Jury Preview

Police witnesses from Corry described arson charges against Willing Relates and aggravated assault against Arthur Fetts as cases slated for grand jury review. Norman Penoyer faces a statutory offense charge to be presented in Erie this afternoon.

Linyd Ruoersbureer Burlingame William Swan Ines W. Irvin State Motor Police Erie Tofay Willing Arthur Fetts Erind Iss Norman Penoyer Grand Erle

Industrial Expert Will Speak Before Civic Employees Rally

F. H. Rakeman supervisor of industrial placement for Associated Gas & Electric System in New York City will address Civic Employees Association members at the Grand Theatre Tuesday evening. He will discuss locating industries in the Associated Gas territory as a primary objective of the new organization. Tr. A. P. Haake of Chicago cannot attend but hopes to speak soon. President Carl Benton reports arrangements for the meeting are well advanced as the Civic Orchestra provides music and several short talks accompany the main address. The group, now over seven hundred strong, expects a full turnout.

F. H. Rakeman Associated Gas & Electric System New York City Civic Employees' Association Grand Theatre Bakeman Associated Gas New Association Tr. A. P. Haake Chicago Carl Benton Civic Orchestra

Crime Wave Breaks Out in Pittsburgh

A Pittsburgh weekend spree ends with a gun battle when a trio robs a mine supply store of 800 dollars and shoots at bystanders. Suspect Jack Hogan, 38, is captured by police youths. two accomplices flee. Police probe continues into the burglary and street violence.

Pittsburgh Alted Brean Posees Jack Hogan Unpee Linger

Dinner Meeting Maps Seal Campaign In Corry

A dinner meeting in Corry will map the Seal campaign at the McCray Community House tonight. Sound pictures will be shown and Kenneth Winter, executive secretary of the Fine County Health tuberculosis association, will discuss the association work and an annual fund drive.

Meng Tor Wieiss

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Hitler Aaa Landon International Conference of U.S Tory Vatican U.S. Atty Council OF Gop Women Public Utility Commission Dorothea Brockman Hilo Falcone Noy Glen Lonus Dale Conklin Davey Hill Deng
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