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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1936

Page

3

Old Man Winter Lurking as Rallies Draw Crowds

Democratic rallies at Columbus and Brig attract local party members with planned program at Public Auditorium led by Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy. Hollywood reports note Norma Shearer gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia two weeks after husband Irving Thalberg's death.

Columbus Brig Columbus Committee Thomas Kennedy Public Auditorium Hollywood Norma Shearer Miss Shearer Irving ‘Thatberg

Railroad Men Hurt As Engine Hits Caboose

Two Erie Railroad workers from Meadville sustained minor injuries when a locomotive struck the caboose they rode on at Bear Lake. M. M. Gilvill, 60, expected discharge from Spencer Hospital after weekend treatment for a laceration to his eye and ear, while J. B. Williams suffered shock and a minor arm injury but was not hospitalized. The crash occurred as the pusher locomotive failed to stop on a steep grade.

Erie Railroad Meadville Bear Lake MM. L. Gilvill Spencer Hospital J.B. Williams Gilvair

Pro and Con on Federal Taxes in Roosevelts Era Rhetoric

A column debates federal taxes and public spending, contrasting criticisms by Mr Landon with Roosevelt’s policies. It argues that most bread costs reflect no direct bread taxes, notes WPA boosts to roads, and labels Landon’s stance as misinformed while praising New Deal efforts. The author, Geo W Shall, weighs political rhetoric and policy impact.

Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Landon Buffalo Mabel Hetap Landon W.P. A Franklin Delano Roosevelt W. Shall

No. 13 Lucky for Patrolman Boston

Patrolman Patrick F. McGuckian known as Officer 13 of the Boston force says 13 brings luck. He has served 81 years, a number that reverses to 13, with many years of police duty at Station 13.

Boston Patrick F. McGuckian Boston Police Force Station 13

Mercury Dips as Snow Fears Rise in Local Weather

Temperatures fall from the upper 20s to the upper 20s after a 24 degree drop since Sunday. Forecasters warn of possible light snow flurries followed by a potential major snow storm within 12 hours as rain, wind, and frost alter daily life and travel conditions across the district.

Weather Bureau Today

County Officials To Enforce Election Rule

Brin Oct 26 county officials announced no federal state county city borough or township employee may serve on election boards in the county or state for the November 3 election. County solicitor Jacob Held advised the rule against public employees including WPA and PWA workers, laid down in a recent Allegheny county court case. The commissioners instructed chief clerk Ralph C Benedict to verify election officers and enforce the ruling.

BRIN Trie Jacob Held WPA PWA Allegheny Ralph C. Benedict

Funeral for Mrs. Anna Reynolds Held at Bracken Keating

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Reynolds, brought from Cleveland after dying Friday, were held at 10:20 this morning at Bracken Keating Funeral chapel. Rev H Ray Harris officiated. Interment was Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town pallbearers included Rexford Reynolds and others from Cleveland and nearby towns.

Anns Reynolds Cleveland Bracken Keating H. Ray Harris Christchurn Pine Grove Carre Mullom Thomas Fulom Francis Fullom Carl Milom Abtein Corry Rexford Reynolds Hisral4 Wade Bertha Hanlin G. HL. Mullom Oley Nonthmyp Jamestown Nora Nansen Francis Mullem Evie Jack Reynolds G. W. Reynolds Orville Bisbee Will's B'sbes Union City

Raising purse for new bishop ceremony in Altoona

Members of St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches in the city will help raise a purse for Rev Msgr R T Guilfoyle former chancellor of the Erie diocese named third Bishop of Altoona Six hundred visiting bishops monsignors and clergymen are expected to participate in the ceremonies marking Guilfoyle's consecration as bishop at St Peter's Cathedral Altoona on Feast of St Andrew Monday November anth Most Rev John Mark Gannon Bishop of Bre will be consecrator and celebrate solemn pontifical high masses

St. Thomas St Elizabeth's Msgr R.T. Guilfoyle Erie Altoona Msgr. Guilfoyle St. Peter's Cathedral Anth John Mark Gannon Bre Qill

Donation Day fine success at Corry Hospital

Corry Hospital held a successful Donation Day Saturday under the Led'en Auxiliary with Mrs P G Wood as chair. The auxiliary and City Girl Scouts will continue collecting in Corry Elgin and Spring Creek this week to fill the hospital with useful contributions. In Canton a six man jury recently deliberated the right of Miss Dorie Bond to remain in her late father's home built in 1776, marking the town's only jury trial in 130 years.

Corry Hospital Led'en Aux- Wary P.G. Wood Girl Scouts of Elgin Spring Creek Canton Dorie Bond

Floats Sought for Big Hallowe'en Parade in Corry

Local Hallowe en parade committee calls on Corry citizens to donate a float or entry and urges strong youth participation. Prizes offered, supervision by leading citizens, and police aid to curb mischief. Bantams lose 32 18 to North East. second team tops Grays 12 0. Junior High to form athletic association November 5 at 6 20 PM. gym and club activities for primary grades to start Saturday at 9 AM. Church groups to organize fourfold program.

Ctizens Corry Amd Iming Phalanx Police Department Corty Bantama North East Bby Grays St. Edward's Bantams

Justice Department may probe propaganda case

Governor Earle of Pennsylvania asks the Justice Department to act against alleged propaganda about the Social Security Act. The Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association is said to have distributed placards with paychecks to spread falsehoods to hinder the act. Cummings reportedly replied, but the department did not release details. A second item notes a Lambeth cow at J P Morgan's Watford farm yielding a record 92 pounds of milk in 24 hours.

Justice Dept Washington Department of Justice Cummings Earle Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association United States Earle’setter Justice Department London J.P. Morgan Watford Hertfordshire

Bad Weather Delays West Pleasant Street Resurfacing

Unfavorable weather halted work on the West Pleasant street resurfacing project delaying completion to three or four days if weather improves. Base laying is near first avenue with about 8 blocks remaining to Spring street. Binder may be completed next day and top surfacing in one to two days. highway workers moved material loaded to the city to avoid spoilage.

West Pleasant Street First Avenue Spring Street Highway Department

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