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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1937

Page

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Babson Predicts Boom Era for U S Economy

United Press report from London quotes American economist Babson predicting a boom era and assets for American industry as British investors monitor markets. He cautions rail shares remain vulnerable while chemicals oils and motors may lead gains next year. Investors should note global inflation risks and the importance of owning resources and war-related assets.

United Press London Ameriu Eguiling Aamilcan Jabor Babson American Industriala

Inquest Opened Into Waterford Fire Deaths

Coroner Walter G Strable opened inquiry into six deaths from a farmhouse fire three and a half miles northwest of Waterford. Victims include Mrs Helen Molash and her three sons Abraham Peter and John, daughter Olga, aged 17, and hired hand Harry Section, 42. Funeral plans incomplete as Mary Molosh of Cleveland aids arrangements. State patrol cites suspected overheated stove and defective gas entity as fire cause.

Waterford Walter G Helen Molash Abraham Peter John Olga Harry Section Mary Molesh Cleveland Molash Motal

Three Main Japanese Forces Are Checked in China

Unitea Press reports from Shanghai that Chinese troops including provincial levies guerrillas and former Communist forces harass Japanese forces in northern China. The dispatch notes persistent pressure on Japanese fronts and describes various Chinese units contributing to the resistance amid ongoing fighting.

Unitea Press Shanghai Chins Sy Vail Veg Provinc al Levies Guerrilas Communista Roite Mihammedans Harrassine Ani Winahig

France accuses Italy and Germany occupy islands

Paris reports French newspapers claim Italy and Germany have seized two island groups off the Spanish coast. The alleged Colimbretes Islands lie near the East Mediterranean, with a submarine base reportedly established. Moves are tied to Francoist fears and Canary trade disruptions.

United Press Paris Siznetimps Tigle Authoritias Teeljaos Greening Hi Spain Colimbretes Mediterranean Thad Mucnel Alan Lea Gilremuay Cadi Tast Sips Canary Islands Snunleh Mfornevun Mart Conta

Kidnapers Capture Suspects in Chicago Man's Kidnaping

Three men under surveillance for days were captured in a residential district of Shuttle. Chief of Police William Seays said one of the suspects was shot during the arrest. The victim is identified as Charles L. Rosy of Chicago.

United Press Shuttle William Seays Charles 8 Rosy Chicago

Landon launchs campaign to overhaul New Deal program

Former Gov All M Landon condemns Roosevelt administration and urges Congress to strike at New Deal plans The Republican leader criticizes judiciary reorganization and executive department changes while blaming FDR for perceived administrative failures He addresses 17 000 000 Republicans rallying support and calls for a broader party push in Congress to curb New Deal policies.

Lyle c. Wilson United Press Washington All M. Landon Roosevelt Landon Congress Roosvélt Hoosewell Dbitl Auring United States

Personal property tax payments reach 15 million in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports that 1987 personal property tax payments totaling 15,144,423 have been collected to date from about 350,000 owners of stovits bonds and other intangible wealth. The tax was assessed on securities valued at 3,786,107,000, up 796,779,890 from the previous period.

Harrisburg Revenue J Griffith Boardmany Pennsylvania

Communist Head Arrest Confirmed Sparking Stock Market Debate

Oct 20 report from United Hrone MOLCGY notes Bela Kun, Hungarian Communist leader and former dictator, has been arrested after ongoing rumors. Stock traders in Corry, Paducah, Oshkosh, and New York City weigh causes for a market break and potential recovery, citing war, policy uncertainty, labor unrest, and European withdrawal of support. The piece ends with a tease of continued coverage on Page Three.

Hrone Corry Paducah Oshkosh New York City Thia Prazier Jelke & Co

Race for Mayor Attracts Chief Interest Here

Local mayoral race draws intense attention with candidates from major parties. Roosevelt era tone appears, discussing political maneuvering, voter sentiment, and upcoming general election dynamics in a county setting.

Italy Agrees to Spanish Mission

London dispatch reports Italy and Spain discussing a joint mission with a neutral mediator. Key figures include Premiktilmil Mussalint and Aen it, with subcommittees pessimistic about the talks. The article notes a withdrawal or withdrawal threat affecting foreign traps and the overall mission prospects.

Italy Unites Press London Premiktietilm Mussalint Spain Dino Cindi

VFW to stage radio show in city October 25

The VFW plans a one night radio style talent show at the city auditorium on October 25. Local veterans guarantee a unique event with a live audience and a simulated national broadcast, featuring local actors under Cherie Coles supervision and a former professional radio director.

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Former Corry Man Is Killed in Explosion

Jacob Newman 47, of YoungstownOhio, formerly of Corry, died from injuries after an earlier explosion at a dry cleaning establishment two weeks ago. Survived by widow Martha Lippmann, son Milton, daughters Myron Penner Phillin Levy Cecelia Newman and Hannah Newman, sister Miss Hannah Newman, and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon in Youngstown.

Jacob Newman Youngstown Ohio Corry Fils Martha Lippmann Milton Themte Louw Myron Penner Phillin Levy David Gradd

Bear Lake Man Struck By Auto Loses Fingers

Bear Lake resident Thomas Mullaney, four, was struck by a car while walking along the highway and lost fingers. He was treated at Covey hospital after the accident attributed to a West Gestien rail motor. Investigating driver WL Evans of Bear Lake reported the incident during a late evening event. Mullaney’s injuries were severe but confined to one hand, with amputation deemed necessary. Mary Donigan, nine, of Clymer, was brought to Corry hospital with a fractured wrist from a separate home accident two weeks prior. she is progressing as well as expected.

Rye Misieluss Dantessen Coney Lyr Wil Rene Shawn Coury E. Wretlyy Thomas Mullaney Bear Lake Covey Mullaney WL. Evans Alsy Ahui Clonic Fest Mary Donigan Clymer Corry Hospital Baiiag

Ex Wife of Presidents Son to Wed Saturday

Bryn Mawr Pa Oct 20 Mrs Elizabeth Dormer Roosevelt divorced wife of Elliott Roosevelt son of the president and Curtin Winsor of Ardmore Pa prepared today for their wedding Saturday after taking out a marriage license at Norristown yesterday The prospective brides father William H Donner is a retired financier Winsor a 31 year old music student is the son of Mr and Mrs Tews D Winsor Hs father is an Investment banker

New United Press Bryn Mawr Elizabeth Dormer Roosevelt Elliott Roosevelt Curtin Winsor Ardmore Norristown William H. Donner Winsor Tews D. Winsor

Major Adams Resigns State Post Shocks Pennsylvania Police

Harrisburg October 29 Major Adams deputy commissioner of Pennsylvania State Police resigns after a disputed policy clash with Commissioner Perry W. Foote. Adams declined further comment and hinted he may speak later as the department faces leadership questions and a broader policy dispute.

Adams Wnien Riese Harrisburg Lyi G Adams Pennsylvania Thator Police Liledamirta Oy Yunpi Perny W. Foote Adduis

Niece of State Senator Peal Freed on $1000 Bond

Betty Homsher Peal, 28, niece of State Senator John G Homshorpe, was released on a $1000 bond after being indicted for manslaughter. The case stems from the April 4 death of William Price at Lincoln University, Chester County, in a automobile street car crash in Washington. Police say Price was a passenger in Peal's car.

Ey United Lancaster Betty Homsher Peal John G. Homshorpe Washington Prict Miss Peal

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