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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
1
Labor peace hopes rise as unions resume talks
United Press reports Washington November 29 as the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations plan a joint session to end a two year internal dispute. Peace committees will resume talks this afternoon amid continued disagreements. Labor and economic recession are cited as key issues guiding the conference toward a possible resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Business Revelaion
American Federation Ar Ator
Commnilites For Industrial Organization
Agaln
Jasipanemnen
Veterans League honored city and county leaders at banquet
Newly elected municipal and county officials were feted by the Veterans League of Erie County at a Saturday banquet in Erie. County Sheriff-elect Carl Huppeler, Sheriff Helen Schlwah, County Commissioner Aiton Blair, Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor, and County Treasurer Rath McCard attended along with Corry officials. The program featured brief remarks praising veterans efforts and cooperation with the league. A general veterans meeting at the VFW home followed the banquet.
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Veterans League of
Erie County
League
Ashey Ten Legion
Sila'eioek
Af Epoon
Mudge Orin HB. Wale
Sheri Ng
Dell Darling
Carl Huppler
Helen Schlwah
Aiton 1. Blair
Lawrence A. Taylor
Rath B. McCard
Frankc
Benen
Group of
Corry
Fijchard Resslausier
A-O
Sandhire
Stanleys
Micha
Frank J
Willch Oil
Gas well explosion injures eleven men in Charilstin WV
In Chariltin West Virginia on November 29 a 19 million cubic foot gas well exploded sending a white hot plume into the air as hospital staff battled to save eleven workers burned to varying degrees. The blast occurred as sparks ignited escaping gas during crew attempts to seal the well triggering third degree burns on faces arms and other exposed areas. Fire and rescue teams fought the blaze while a nearby area of twenty acres was affected by the spill and flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Charlis
Siasonville-Grapevitte
Erie Limited Delayed Hours After Wreck Near Walburg
Erie Limited eastbound was nearly three hours late after a collision with a stalled truck in New York. Driver Hubert C. Myers, 18, of Walburg, was fatally injured. A section of the locomotive derailed, tracks damaged, and delays were made up at Salamanca as the train continued toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie Limited
Welfsburg
Heuibert C. Myers
Welsbuns
Salamanes
N. Y
Ehatcago
Pittsburgh
Junk Yards End in Vast Twisted Wrecks and Waste
Auto cemeteries shrink from public view as massive junk yards dispose of wrecked cars. The wasteful scene illustrates damaged property value and dangers to life and limb, citing traffic costs and the price of careless losses.
Corry Escapes Fury of Storm with Heavy Damage
Torrential rains and strong winds swept western Pennsylvania and southwestern New York, causing heavy damage in some areas. A Pittsburgh man died when a building toppled onto a brick wall. Many were injured, locals faced disrupted communications as wires and poles fell. Snow and slick travel followed in Silver Creek and Westfield, with treacherous conditions and minor incidents reported.
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Pittsburgh
Corry
Penhaylvania
New Yor Atiite Yeateray
Tne
Ti‘usville
Silver Creek
Westfield
Thanksgiving Vesper Service at Emmanuel Church
A large audience attended the Thanksgiving vesper service Sunday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Corry vicinity. Mrs. C. Bayin Rafter directed the service at 4:80 oclock. Before the service, Mrs. M dred Arters Alfred played an organ recital of varied numbers. The program featured choir selections duets trios and solos with guest soloist Miss Besy Merrick accompanying. Rev. George B. Macnamara gave remarks during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusie Savers
Corry Ena
Bamanuél
C. Bayin Rafter
Mdred Arters Alfred Rendered
Choi
Corinne Desaid Risser Schlasts
Warren
Besy Merrick
George B. Macnamara
Pittsburgh Pirates football team declines post season play
Pitt to be idle after University of Pittsburgh football squad votes against participating in post-season games. A separate item notes the Chinese barrier in the Japanese advance was broken, with weather forecasting mostly cloudy and cold tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITT
Shanghai
Wanking
Industrial Labor Rules Loom Over 4 Hour Week Plan
James Bheplew reports from Wararibburg as the Labor and Industry department rushes to clarify the sweeping four hour workweek experiment passed by the 1997 legislature. The move risks constitutional questions and delays in enforcement while employers await guidance on schedules and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bheplew
United Press Blac
Confused Provisions Spark 44 Hour Workweek Debate
The text discusses proposed limits on weekly hours for state and local government workers, citing opposition and a statement by Attorney General Chiles Margiolln. It mentions provisions affecting journeyman employees, boroughs and cities, and a rushed ruling on work hours during working hours. The record notes nationwide pushback and a call for nationwide consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghore
Tualay
Fenvent Chiles J. Margiolln
Fragmented City Budget Debate Showdown in Court
Police and departments faced cuts as Nevils and Mayor Carnelina J. Scully of FIUAHTgR debated costs of applications. Leaders including Willer of Willerwood and Coatesville warned the legal machinery of the League of Third Class Cities could spark a court fight over salaries and funding.
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Nitiniclya
Nevils
Carnelina J. Scully
Fiuahtgr
Elk
Willer Etrrenwood
Coatesville Superior
League 4
Margiotti ruling unsettles municipal employee law
The ruling contends a constitutional provision affects municipal workers but adds if the Supreme Court says it does not apply to government employees the statute would be invalid. Uncertainty centers on application to mass producers and similar industries employing many workers. Continues on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margiotti
Supreme Court
Alvel
Strike Leaders and Company Heads in Deadlock at Greyhound
Federal Labor Conciliator John L. Conner summoned Greyhound Bus Lines representatives and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to third peace conference as violence and a kidnaping reported in parts of the strike area. Union counsel and Greyhound counsel led talks that began Saturday and stretched over ten hours amid claims the strike nears 100 percent impact. Greyhound suspended service on routes to New York and Boston while skeleton operations continue in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pross
Cleveland
John L. Conner
Greyhound Bus Lines
Brotherhood of Railway
T. J. McGrath
van Bowen
Grey‘aound
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Glasstrenner
Fort Wayne
New York City
Greyhound
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
R. Harvey
Fimion
Mdianapolis
Toledo
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louis
Scranton
Syracuse N. C
Springfield
Clymer Woman and Daughter Injured in Crash
Mrs Margaret Higley and her daughter Hierel Higley, residents of Clymer, were injured when a fire blew out on their car near Silver Creek. The car overturned and both women were treated at W C A hospital in Jamestown. Mrs Higley had a leg injury and her daughter a laceration. both were discharged to home treatment.
Carlson 70 Speaks to Golden Rule Club
Corp P B Carlson, officer in charge of the real sub station of the Pennsylvania motor porte, will address Golden Rule Club members at the Community Church in Columbia this evening. Attendance expected from interests connected with the Curismmee trading genson. club dinner meeting draws many members.
Morton Store Moves to Wilson Building
Morton store relocates from Grand Union site to the Wilson Building on North Center Street. Inventory and fixtures will be moved over a few days with remodeling planned. Chapin & Sons will relocate to the LO. O. W. block, occupying former Ertangrocery space as works proceed.
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Reom
Merlo
Wilson Rock
Yritonte
Ceiter Street
Tyealion
Amnes
Marton O'Peers
Prac C. Chapin& Sons
Ertan Gocery
Chapin
Open Big Fight For Freight Rate Boost
Washington Nov 28 J Deeley president of the Association of American Railroads opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission the carriers fight for 517060000 annual freight rate increase to boost industry and employment He urged the greatest possible single stimulant to industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey wintOis Rycse
Washington
J. of” Deeley
Association of American Rallroady
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uilny the Catters
Udusy
Mrs Roosevelt and Heiress Share Church Service
In Arthurdale West Virginia on November 29, first lady Eleanor Roosevelt and heiress Doris Duke Cromwell attended a community church service with miners and their families in a hill town resettlement project. The event was led by Rev R L Fulsom in a simple non denominational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equinee
Arthurdale
W. Va
Doris Duke Cromwell
Roosevelt
Cromwell
R. TL. Fulsom
Four feared lost in Lake Safe disaster
Report from November 29 notes four men feared dead after a lakeside disaster during a fishing trip. A Canadian steamer Le Moyne picked up a survivor and authorities confirmed all four were aboard the Caroitay steamer when the storm hit. The missing include Herman Geis Sr. 63, Herman Geigerke Jr. 25, Fred Geisecke 22, and Rudolph Geisacke 12.
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Specia
Trim
Lake Evie
Asis
Yes
LeMoyne
Herman Geissecke
Herman Geigerke, Jr
Fred Geisecke
Rudaipti Geisacke
Stonm
Welorkis
Sife
Caroitay
More Mennonites From Iowa Invade This Section of State
Mennonite families from Iowa move into Crawford county over the coming weeks, with about 70 members reportedly breaking up homes in Town and relocating to farms on the Iowa prairie. Leaders in Manson cite high rents and dairy income potential as motive, noting arrivals also from Nebraska and Ohio as well as Iowa, signaling broader migration to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparansburg
Crawford County
Manson
Iowa
Towa Prairie
Nebraska
Ohio
Dinols
Towa
Crypford
Roosevelt urges housing act revision to spur billions in construction
President Roosevelt asks Congress to revise the housing act to stimulate 12 to 16 billion dollars in construction with private capital mobilization. He proposes extending certain insurance features, expanding FHA loans, creating national mortgage associations, and widening loan eligibility up to 200000 for large projects. He plans industry conferences to secure private cooperation and accelerate activity in the coming building year.
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C. L. Sulzberger
United Press
Gpigeancron
Sident Roosevelt Today
Congress
Robert F. Whgner
Moe Roonevell
Uekar
Inboy
Hnonce
Anu
Aeternus
Chetpital
National Mortige Association
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