16 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
1
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In Mellbourne Australia a two family frame home at 128 Franklin Street burned after 1:30 am. Firefighters fought a 90 minute blaze that left both apartments heavily damaged. Mrs. Hugh Foreman saved her three children Doris 6 Lela Bella 6 and carried Thomas 2 from the fire. Total damage about 4000 with no insurance among occupants.
Rome reports Gen Emile De Bono promoted to marshal and recalled to duty in Ethiopia as Badoglio named to head the Italian command in East Africa. The Fascist Grand Council meets to decide strategy amid penalties from League nations over Ethiopia.
Two Erie residents died in hospital within an hour after separate accidents. George De Marco, 23, injured October 3 on the Perry Highway four miles west of Erie, died at 6:00 a.m. Saturday from neck and head injuries. Ralph Bartone, 49, of 702 West 16th Street, who was thrown from his bicycle at 18th and Sassafras after being struck by W. Stoller, 42, an Erie Athletic Club official, died at 6:20 a.m. Saturday.
Nov 16 Philadelphia will host its first Sunday film debut featuring Will Rogers. 400 motion picture theatres will open on a Sunday for the first time, under modified Blue Laws approved by voters. Sabbat shows are permitted by the 1794 act, marking a historic cinema opening in the city.
A Delaware County grand jury hearing into the death of Evelyn Hoey, a municipal actress, was adjourned until Monday. A new witness is ready to testify that he will prove that the stress was slain.
Washington November 16 One of the century’s major legal battles looms as public utility holding companies appear ready to defy federal regulation. Congress set a December 1 deadline for submissions to the Securities and Exchange Commission or face possible penalties amid a $13 trillion industry.
Pittsburgh report states pilot James H. Carmichael from Detroit maintained calm as his three моторs failed after takeoff at City-County Airport. He ordered Co-Pilot Tracy Baker and passenger Edward Gerber to brace for impact, the aircraft crashed on the runway edge, rolled 300 feet, and the three men walked away unharmed.
Murray Ky November 16. A. S. Bratcher a Murray State College commerce instructor is accused in a Calloway circuit court custody suit of engaging in affairs with women student and staff. The counter suit arises as Bratcher seeks permanent custody of his two children Marilyn six and Deeil three.
Alabama coal operators accept a compromise proposal from Gov. Bibb Graves to end the eight week strike by 17,000 soft coal miners in Alabama. The governor announced the settlement during a conference with union leaders.
A local threat of a strike at Diqueane High School surfaced in Pai on November 16. Students warned they would strike Monday unless two favored teachers are rehired. The action follows disputes over recent staffing decisions.
United Press reports the Roosevelt administration moving to crack down on foreign traders and American firms exporting war materials to belligerents in defiance of neutrality policy. Hull and Roosevelt push warnings, then use leverage on ship operators with overdue notes to enforce embargoes on copper trucks tractors scrap iron and scrap steel, signaling a broader effort to curb exports deemed war materials.
New York Nov 16 Gov Floyd B Olson of Minnesota declared at the start of a five week speaking tour that labor and farmers will back an anti-capitalistic third party in 1946. He also announced he would quit the governorship he has won three times to seek the Senate seat once held by Thomas D Schall next year.
Washington November 16 The 4 000 000 000 work relief program trails its December 1 deadline by about 1 000 000 jobs with 2 300 000 people presently on projects and 1 200 000 fewer employed than Hopkins promised by November 15. Twenty two states continue to receive emergency relief funds as the program weighs next month grants. A later report notes a festive Santa event with gaming devices and prizes, while a formal audit seeks the actual funds raised for the drive.
Mrs J R Durnithoo of 183 Park Street won first prize in a cake baking contest hosted by General Foods Sales Company in conjunction with Corry grocers. Entries judged at the Rex ientre last evening, with a 5 basket prize of General Foods products. Other winners included Mrs W A Steen Hast Frederick Mrs Mc Closkey South Cantor Ernest Bim Auist 1038 North Center Mrs a ward Harrington Concord Street Missive St Clair Hast Congress. Edward O'Brien and two General Foods assistants led the judging.
Corry hunters riding in a machine driven by Harold Sweet on a hunting trip near Spartansburg struck a deer early this morning. The deer was badly injured and had to be shot. The carcass was turned over to game authorities and the party continued on their trip. The car was only slightly damaged.
Paul Keeton of New Brighton was sentenced to one to five years in a Western penitentiary after conviction for assault with intent. He fired two shots at his 70-year-old father during a heated argument but missed both times.
Preparations for the annual Henrli Find program Peter Rabbit operetta advance at the Junior High school gym Thursday and Friday evenings next week. The Sponsors City Caliners of the Patent Teachers Association will finish minor details over the weekend. Over 400 school children from all city grades will participate, promising large crowds. A joint dress rehearsal will be held early next week with costumes made by parent groups. The theme follows the beloved Peter Rabbit tale with all parts played by children. Proceeds will aid milk, clothing, and other needs for needy students. Tickets are now on sale.
The Erie relief office announced that no new hires on the WPA will be made from relief rolls since November 1. The ruling follows instructions from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration to curb people seeking WPA work. A slight rise in local relief cases is noted, attributed to seeking WPA positions.
The U S weather bureau issued warnings from Boston to Cape Hatteras as a disturbance of slight intensity centered about 300 miles east of Jacksonville, Florida, drifts northeast. The alert links to a normal high pressure area over eastern Canada and northern New England.
New York Daily News reports that Dr Frit Gebhardt, German ambassador designatee, sought to end an affair with Vera, aiming to divorce his estranged wife and abandon public life. A noble informant claims Gebhardt could not sever ties with the mistress and offered money to keep the liaison quiet, fearing scandal in Germany.
American cement makers joined steel workers to protest foreign materials in PWA projects. French cement was reportedly used in 25 PWA financed schools and on three recent projects. They argued foreign cement deprives American workers and conflicts with the Public Works Administration goal to relieve unemployment. Contractors on two Staten Island high schools planned to use French cement in some phases.
Fort Wayne Ind Nov 11 Jarl Bremen 27 Fort Wayne was arrested here late yesterday as a suspect in bank robberies at North Baltimore Ohio and Delta Ohio. Bremen is held under 25000 bond and will be arraigned today in city court charged with participation in the two bank holdups which netted loot of 3764 dollars.
The entertainment program at the Thomas Motor Sales garage on Clinton street drew about three hundred visitors last evening. Walter Bolton of Buffalo, district manager of Chevrolet sales, gave a talk while moving pictures of Chevrolet cars were shown. Various awards were presented, including an automobile heater to Tony Jackson.
The father William Fisher, a Pittsburgh city detective, says he believes his son Jack Fisher is not the murderer nor did he die by his own hand. He spoke to homicide detectives after the bodies of Jack Fisher and Honora Bachus were found in Bachus's apartment following her husband Clement Bachus's return from work.
On the markets at a glance stocks show fractional gains to solid advances in active trading. Grains are mostly unchanged with wheat steady and other grains modestly higher. Cotton gains range 9 to 12 points while currencies show a weaker dollar. overall activity is uneven.
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