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15 Oct 1935
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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
Oct 15, 1935
Page
1
Nogales Armed Camp Feared Rebel Attack
A Nogales report describes the city as an armed camp with civil guards and volunteers patrolling, shutters bolted, and troops sent away to camps as rebels threaten an attack. The scene shows preparedness amid political tensions and warnings from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Durrell
United States
Jana
Durell
James Brace
New York
Leeaul
W. S. Fulton
Wheelng
W. Va
Jack Surrell
San Francisco
Sonora
Mexico
Oct
S-Nogales
el Tigre
Canea
Mexico City
Vaila Camacho
Manuel Caudillo
Santa Ana
Manuel Diaz
War Ministry
Assassina
Laval Seeks Peace Move as Britain Withdraws Fleet
Paris Oct 15 Premier Laval asked Britain to pull home fleet from the Mediterranean to aid a peaceable settlement of the Italian Ethiopian crisis. The move follows Laval’s series of conferences indicating a new attempt to end the war in Abyssinia. The gesture could be decisive in easing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Oday
Laval
Ethiopia
Britt Esles Ly
Lyle Dies of Heart Attack in Erie Restaurant
George M. Lyle of Erie died after a heart attack in his East Avenue restaurant last evening. Norbert Schiab, also of Erie, who had argued with Lyle, is jailed on disorderly conduct charges as police investigate the incident. Lyle long served as secretary of the Erie lodge of Elks and was a familiar figure in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank &. Baldwin
Harrisburg
Corey Council of
Republican Women
Trotel Corry
Corry
Union City
Cambridge Springs
North East
George Macnamars
James A. Cassidy Ewoke
J. H. van Allsburg
Ina Austin
N. Dell Darling
D. A. Hillstrom
Ralph 8. Dewey
Baldwin
Erie County
George M. Lyle
Erie
East Avenue
Norbert Schiab, &Rie
Lyle
Schwab
Erle Lodge of Elks
Markets at a Glance Stocks Lead By Auto and Steel
Markets at a glance show stocks firm with auto and steel shares driving gains. Bonds inch higher on some days while curb and Chicago markets rise. Call money at 1-3/4 percent. Foreign exchange weaker dollar. Grains advance with wheat up one to one and a quarter cents, corn oats and rye higher. Cotton up 25 cents per bale and rubber up 25 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Phones Merged in Corry and Columbus Exchanges
Consolidation of the Corry and Columbus telephone exchanges completed today when the exchanges were officially cut this morning. The Columbus subscribers are now served through the Corry exchange, giving both places the benefits of the added patrons. All calls are handled on local terms, without toll charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Joeal
Senate Group to Probe Lobby for Ripper Bill
A Harrisburg based Senate committee named to probe reports of lobbying for the Pittsburgh ripper bill met to plan political field days. The panel headed by Sen. Alonzo Batchelor includes G. Mason Owlett and George W. Woodward. They aim to hear testimonies aligned with the Clari trial and alleged administration patronage offers to GOP senators for Mayor McNair's ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Erolp
Alonzo S Batchelor
Monaco
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
G. Mason Owlett
Wellsboro
George W. Woodward
Philadelphia
John G. Homsher
Strasburg
William H. Clark
Dauphin County
Owlett
Batchelor
G. O. P. Senate
Teachers Hear Dr Israel Speak to City Teachers
In a high school gathering the city Teachers Association heard Dr. Robert Israel assistant superintendent of Warren State Hospital discuss The Problem Child and benefits of clinics. He spoke on behavior ability and instruction of unusual children. Plans for the year and attendance at the PBA district meeting at Brie Friday were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Robert Israel
Warren State Hospital
Israel
Brie
State Rep Edwin Spangler Dies in Lancaster Area
Edwin R. Spangler, 40, Lancaster County, died today at his home in Ephrata after years of illness. Elected to the state legislature in November 1984, he had been ill for two years following major surgery and a December bout with pneumonia from which he never fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Edwin R. Spangler
Lancaster County
Ephrats
Spangler
Sam Irvine Speaks at Corry Rotary Club Meeting
Corry Rotary Club hosted a noon luncheon at Hotel Corry with Sam Irvine of Aero Supply as speaker. He reviewed five years of commercial aviation growth, passenger miles, and travel by air, comparing U S defense aircraft with foreign fleets, and shared other notes. Treasurer Harry Auer reported about 175 dollars raised from the recent indoor carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Service Club
Harry Auer
Rotarians
Hauptmann Granted 80 Day Stay to Appeal
United Press reports the New Jersey Court of Appeals granted Bruno Richard Hauptmann an 80 day stay to appeal his conviction in the Lindbergh baby case. The stay delays execution of the remit to transfer the case to the lower court for resentence by Supreme Court Justice Trenchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Court of Strors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
United States Supreme Court
Cour
Hauptmann
Armsfordon
Flemington
Yemittitur
Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Charge Italians Use Dum Dum Bullets in Africa
Dr. Robert W. Hockman of Wheaton Illinois reports from Jijiga that Italian airplanes are shooting Ethiopian troops with machine guns using dum dum bullets. He plans to forward photographic proof to Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa. Dum dum bullets are soft nosed and expand on impact, causing severe wounds and have been condemned internationally since the Second Hague Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Eoneeniis
United Press
Harar
Ethiopia
Robert W. Hockman
Wheaton
Ill
Red Cross
Jijiga
Hockman
Hold Youth in Extortion Plot in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 15, Joseph Fernandes, 23, of New York, was arrested for an extortion scheme aimed at four Philadelphia society women. He threatened to acid the daughter of Mrs. Charles Wood Tindle unless a ransom was paid, with a note naming the payment amount and a decoy DOJ agent foiling the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph Fernandes
New York
Department of Justice
Charlotte Tindle
Charles Wood Tindle
Fernandes
Hold Corryite in Jail Charged With Robbery
Raymond Spiesman 29 of 508 West Smith Street Corry is jailed in Erie County awaiting hearing before Alderman Thomas Conyngham on larceny charges. Andy Meketa of Corry reports his $95 robbery at the Allied Trade Club on Sunday night. Spiesman to be heard at 11 a.m. Saturday. held in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spiesman
Andy McKenn Rie
West Smith Street
Corry
Erie County
Thomas Conyngham
Andy MeKeta
MeKéta
Allied Trade Club
State Streets
Spiesman
Zenge Counsel Will Not Contest Guilt in Chicago
On October 15 Mandeville W Zenger's counsel announced in Wedges chambers that they will not contest their client's guilt in the emancipation murder trial of Dr Walter J Bair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZENGE
United Press Chicago
Mandeville
W. Zenger
Wedge
Walter J. Bair
Mellon Plans for National Art Gallery in Washington
Andrew W. Mellon, former secretary of the treasury, provides more than 10 million dollars to build a national art gallery in Washington by June 1941. The gift funds the museum to educate the public in fine arts with Mellon’s private collection to be made available. Experts estimate the collection’s value around 40 million dollars, reflecting decades of acquisitions led by Mellon and valued by Sir Joseph Duveen and Dr. William Valentiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
Benying Securities
United States
Mellon
National Gallery
Joseph Duveen
England
William R. Valentiner
Detroit
Melton
Young Woman Admits Embezzling 20000 at Pittsburgh Firm
Helen Biaskenech, 21, reportedly confessed to embezzling about 20000 of her employer fruit company funds. Police held her after she told Warden John McNeil how she diverted cash while serving as cashier and bookkeeper over the past two and a half years. An audit showed a shortage between 5000 and 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Helen Biaskenech
Alegheny County
John McNeil
Grm
Thes Far
Citizenship class guests at Italian American club
Students of English and Citizenship classes hosted at the club last evening. Mrs Cora Smith of the Senior High School faculty gave a travel talk about national parks in California and other scenic spots, accompanied by colored lantern slides. Basil Baroz, L Jackson, and Tony Jackson delivered welcome remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
California
Basil Baroz
L. Jackson
Tony Jackson
Wittyeve
Italian Army Expands Forces in Libya Frontier
Rome reports the Italian general staff has sent a 17 000 man division and several squadrons to Italian Libya near Egypt, increasing regular forces to about 50 000. The Mefiar division arrives from Ancona and camps at Tripoli, with plans to move to the frontier to join Derna and Benghazi units. Native camel cavalry movements and shipments of bombing planes to Libya are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Egypt
Unitea Press
Rome
Italinn
Staf
Mediterranean
Metauro
Tripali
Assivtta
Derna
Casevia
Benghase
Douglas Raps Heavy Spending in New Deal Address
Former budget director Lewis W. Douglas denounced excessive New Deal spending in Philadelphia urging a balanced federal budget. He warned that ongoing expenditures threaten the government's credit and called for elimination of nonproductive outlays to fund direct relief with responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Lewis W. Douglas
New Deal Administration
Douglas
Barnes Urges Court Reforms in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh October 15 Justice H Ed gar Barnes urged consolidating Pennsylvania courts into a central system with branch lesser courts. He called for abolishing grand juries and creating a separate criminal court to standardize punishments. He also favored allowing trial by jury waiver except in capital cases and spoke against judges in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
H. Edgar Barnes
Hengry Club
Justice Barnes
Greatest Battle of War Reported Under Way
London reports from Italian Somaliland and Ethiopian frontlines say a massive clash is ongoing in the Webbe Shibeli river valley with forces totaling over 100,000. The Daily Mail notes Ethiopian delegates ordered home to become generalissimo as 18,000 natives are said to have died in bombardments and fighting since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
London
Sumy
Yas
Webbe Shibeli
Daily Mail
Dilhouti
French Somaliland
Tevla Hawariat
League of Nations
Mediterranean Gatekeeping and Italian Air Operations Report
British policy talks with Laval via Sir George Skerk aim to curb Fleet concentration and seek Mussolini's halt of Africa war. Italian air action south of Ma-li, 300 tents encamped, ammo dump destroyed. Emilio De Bono takes Aduya region. Talks with Standard Oil and Royal Dutch eyed possible oil shipments halt to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Laval
George Slerk
Vittorio Cerruti
Thalain
Cerruti
London
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Malic
Emilio de Bono
Aduya V
Victor Emmanuel
Bel Marian
Geneva
Standard Oil
Royal Dutch
Italy
Russian Petroleum Sypsicale
Anglo-Fersion Company
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Maurice
Hotel Corry Fine Success
Frank Baldwin
Hotel Corry
Douglas, Ariz
J. H. Durrell
National City Bank of New York
Jeliaves
Mare
G. M. Lyle
Senate Group
Clark
DR. Israel
Sam Irvine
Rotary Club
Phila
National Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Budg
Barnes
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