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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
5
French submarines arrived in Oran after crossing the Mediterranean from the French coast. They were escorted by naval tenders in what marked the first movement of French war craft reported in the area.
Egyptian troops today began moving into towns and exposed areas including Alexandria. The Mediterranean sea area was cited as a potential hotspot for naval operations in ongoing hostilities.
Mrs FS and her Austin companion along with daughter Ina spent the day in Erie. Miss Bernice Lines left to visit her sister in law Mrs Sam Lines who is ill but recovering from an operation. Multiple Corry residents visited Erie today including Mrs Edward Peldt and Mrs Jones. A group including Helo Jones Ola Young Blanchard Mack and others attended a Philadelphia Foreign Missionary Societies meeting in Warren. Several locals traveled to Jamestown and Bath for visits.
Washington October 3. Abilest lawyers for railroads argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission whether lowering passenger fares would win back travelers from rail, air, and highway travel as the test to revive business.
In Mexico Missouri Oct 3 Mrs Nelia T Muench testified in her defense in the trial for kidnapping Dr Isaac Dee Kelley of St Louis. She exclaimed Tam nat I am not! in response to questions about guilt as two others have already been convicted and sentenced.
Washington Oct 3 tentative U S Japanese pact limits cotton textile imports to the Philippine Islands pleasing American manufacturers. State department officials say few details remain but the principle and general amounts are settled Japanese Ambassador Hiroji Saito calls discussions satisfactory and hopes to conclude soon Rochester mayor challenges knitters in town inviting any man to a knitting contest saying he spun his sticks from his father’s sheep wool.
New York stock activity shows a brief recovery with gains near a point, then a retreat as trading slows. Noon prices list numerous named companies including American Can, General Motors, U S Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Standard Oil, and Montgomery Ward amid a choppy session. In Marysville, Ohio, a mayoral election looms on November 10 with no candidate, as incumbent Dr J K Davis did not seek re-election.
An unobstructed view from the county jail over the site did not deter two robbers who slugged the proprietor of a filler station and escaped with 97 dollars.
The Needlework of America marks fifty years with a Golden Jubilee and invites residents to join its national network. Members donate two garments or equivalent yearly and contact Mrs. Master 2. Davis, Corry branch president, during National Membership Week October 5 to 13.
Continued discussion questions whether intercep tion of ships through sanctions would be legal under league actions. The legality hinges on whether such a boycott would be an act of war or economic punishment, with the Suez Canal Company headquartered in Paris though British-owned shares exceed half.
United Press reports Harrisburg agrees with the plan for Anthracite Week October 7 14 as Michael J Hartneady state Secretary of Mines backs efforts to revitalize Pennsylvania coal. The industry once produced 120 million tons annually and employed 140 000 people and officials seek to recover part of a 200 million dollar loss over the past decade in hard coal regions.
Three motorists slugged and robbed Walter Leslie, 22, of Gisconia of $47 after a gift he had was given. Police report Leslie had washed a check for a relative in Pittsburgh yesterday for instruction prior to a PWA job, and Aull was returning home.
The Southern Tenant Farmers' Union announced it had effectively abandoned its cotton strike in Northeast Arkansas and Memphis area as most growers were paying nearly as much as requested by the organizers per 200 pounds, signaling a retreat from organized action.
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