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26 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1936
Page
1
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Erie county's WPA exhibit will be staged at the State Armory on Wednesday, with displays of road building, airport work at Erie, sewing units, and other WPA projects under federal works progress administration. The program will include the WEA quartet and concert orchestra, and admission is free for Corry residents and nearby communities Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Brussels tightens as fascist tension explodes in violence. Riots leave about fifty casualties as Muselus Rexists, led by Leon Degrene, clash with police. 800 rioters arrested, including Degrene who is later released amid rising fascist pressure across Belgium.
G O P rally in Erie County drew about two hundred at the Grand Theatre Building. Speakers included John R. Van Alisbung Joseph Ziesenheim Wil Rose and local attorneys Gifford Mitchell. They outlined issues for voters as November approaches and criticized the New Deal and Roosevelt administration.
The New York Central Railroad System reported net operating income of 4,350,07 for September, compared with 3,787,744 in September 1985. The figures reflect a higher September result versus the prior year and show differing amounts in the vs. 1985 period.
John Becker 27 a Brookville night watchman faces murder charges in the April 10 killing of Katherine Bracken a railroad telegrapher and club member. The state accuses Becker of beating and slashing Bracken in a signal tower of the Pittsburgh and Shawmut line at South Brookville near her work racks. The case drew a crowded Jefferson County courtroom as juror selection began, with officials expecting at least a day to pick the panel.
Dentists warned to remove gold from offices after thieves broke into three Oil City and five Franklin practices, seizing gold scraps and dental work of unknown value. Police pledge sharp lookout for several days as burglaries continue in the district.
A Veterans League gathering convened Saturday evening to organize a more effective local group. Attorneys Russell Orcutt and George Thornton spoke, joined by Clarence Case A Tanney Chester Zerbe State Senator Joseph Ziessnhelm of Erie and Dr A Sturrock of Waterford, who discussed building a stronger veterans body in the city.
Health officials report only one infantile paralysis case remains in Carry with the quarantine at the Aaron Oberman residence on East Frederick Street lifted. The 4 year old Maxine Oberman was the previous victim and Dick Thomas, 9 year old son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Thomas of Second Avenue, is now the sole other reported case with guarded hope for his full recovery.
United Press from Uniontown Pa reports the Payette County court granted Attorney General Charlan J Margiotti authority to remain special prosecutor in the trial of 12 men indicted in the third degree death of Frank Mollaghan.
Allied reports claim German tanks surged toward Madrid at speeds near to 60 miles an hour, breaking through Loyalist lines south of the capital. Verifications were uncertain as no tanks were captured. British and French advisers hastened reinforcements to Madrid while Loyalist lines faced intensified assaults near the Madrid-Talcea corridor, about 18 miles south of Vas.
Democratic rallies in Columbus tonight and Union City Tuesday, with speakers Warren Erie county leaders and local figures Owen Burns James P Rossiter Charles Dutkon. Tonight’s event at Cohmbug Masonic hall features talks and entertainment. Union City gathering follows a public spaghetti supper from 7 to 8 pm.
A mob of women in Winfield Louisiana stormed the Louisiana and Arkansas passenger train The Hustler at the yards. They assaulted the strike-breaking crew, held the fireman at gunpoint, stripped his clothes, and chased him into the woods. A trainman reportedly struck a woman, knocking her unconscious, and the women reportedly fled with the fireman’s clothes his watch and sixty five dollars.
United Press war correspondent Henry Correll reports a Nationalist wireless mash reveals a prisoner and confirms two other correspondents missing James Minifie of the New York Herald Tribune and Dennis Weaver of the London News Chronicle. Tanks race south of Madrid and push the front line as fighting continues.
Mrs Nina Messina of Spring Street was held for the next term of quarter sessions after a hearing before Alderman C B Porter. Bail set at 500 dollars. Investigators probe illegal registration as another case involving Mrs Anna Amoroso proceeds.
Somerset Pa October 26 Mrs Walter McKinley Baer granddaughter of the late President William McKinley announced she supports President Roosevelt in the current campaign noting her family ties and backing for the Roosevelt ticket.
Mrs Marion Unger 28 wife of Jason Unger 31 South Street Union City died from skull fracture after her car rear ended Jay Woodworths vehicle west of Union City late Saturday night. Unger mother of two was en route to Log Cabin Inn Waterford for seventh anniversary when collision occurred. Woodworth Ver non Thompson and George Bogust were not seriously hurt. Unger died Sunday morning at Union City Hospital. Investigators Corporal Caridon and Dr Leone to determine if an inquest is needed. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm from Union City home. burial in Greenville Cemetery.
Ipswich England October 26 Justice Sir Anthony Hawke planned to announce tomorrow whether to proceed with the Simpson divorce case involving Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson, a close associate of King Edward. Earlier the court resumed a morning case about the shooting of four policemen with court attaches expecting a decision this afternoon.
In Allahabad on February 26 a poor Harijan woman gave birth to six children. One died at birth, but five others survived and remained healthy. News drew hundreds to Misni village, drawing comparisons to the original quintuplets in Callander Ontario.
The Supreme Court accepted two challenges to the Wagner Act and a broader New Deal review, likely setting decisions after the year’s start. Justices recessed for two weeks to prepare opinions on already argued cases, with no return before the national elections.
A 1927 Studebaker Dictator sedan owned by Mr. McGraw was stolen from Cole Grove School after intruders locked the decorator inside the building. The car bore Pennsylvania license 4410. Patrolman Swan led a city and vicinity search but results were limited as of early afternoon.
In New York on October 26 the Around the World race for reporters ended with H. R. Elkins of Scripps-Howard winning, six days ahead. Dorothy Kilgallen of the New York Evening Journal finished second and Leo Kieran of the New York Times last.
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