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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1937

Page

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Pirates threaten Med crisis as Italy weighs attendance

London reports renewed pirate submarine attacks raise the stakes in the Mediterranean crisis. Britain and France discuss a naval plan to clear the sea while Italy’s attendance at the Nyon submarine conference hangs in the balance. Russia endorses the conference but attacks Italy anew.

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Japan defies world powers over Shanghai near settlement

United Press reports on September 8, 1937, Japan refuses to withdraw warships and troops from Shanghai vicinity, intensifying attacks near the international settlement. Chinese forces, Communist troops, and nationalist factions maneuver amid rising tensions as foreign powers seek to protect interests.

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Nationalist Troops Suffer Heavy Loss in Two Days

The war office reports Nationalist army units in Aetirias provinces incurred over 1500 casualties in the last two days. Loyalist forces repelled rebel sorties with machine gun fire and bayonet charges, holding their ground against attacks.

War Office Aetirias Pleo de Europes

Toll mounts as polio epidemic spreads in U S

United Press reports a polio wave across multiple states from California to Florida and into southern Canada, with Chicago reporting 33 new cases and 26 suspected during Labor Day weekend. Officials warn cooler weather may slow spread, while higher temperatures threaten to revive transmission. public schools face closures and bans across Milwaukee Omaha San Diego Detroit Kansas City and St Lucie County.

United Press Chicago Sip California Canada AlHahat Bunilesen Chicaka Board of Health Bublesen Bunlesen Ghicago Milwaukee Oneha San Diego Cal Founei Buffs Waukesha Detroit Kansas City St. Cathrine Ont St. Lucie County Fla

Philadelphia mounts drive against perverts after crime

Philadelphia police organized a drive against perverts as Philip Krahl 27 awaits grand jury indictment on charges of assaulting a girl and her younger brother. Mayor Wilson said Philadelphia will not tolerate such crimes and called for full policing and public cooperation to prevent crimes against children.

United Press Philadelphia Philip Krahl Davis Wilson Krabs Baller Wilson Bing Jeep Sharachan Philadelphis Ace

Loyalist Forces Close In On Saragossa From Two Sides

Government reports say forces under Gen. Sebastian Pozas and Gen. En Branco are closing in on Saragossa from the north and south. Saragossa, a strategic nationalist base on the Aragon front, has resisted Loyalist assaults since the war began.

United Press Hendaye Sebastian Pozas Enneo Listes Saragossa Aragon Front Szalist

Legion Asks Aid In China Post in Shanghai

In Shanghai on September 4 a message from the American Legion post there urged national leaders to defend Americas prestige and property in China. The post condemned an evacuation and asked the convention to endorse its position against pacifist pressures.

Legion China United Press Shanghai Thompson Vaud American Logie Mdinapolis United States America National Convention Niu Positon Lis

Federal court blocks probe of Pa electric co

Federal judge in Philadelphia ordered a halt to the Wedell Power Commission inquiry into six Pennsylvania subsidiaries of Associated Gas and Electric, including Pennsylvania Picture Company and Erie Lighting. The action follows appeals challenging the commission's jurisdiction and questions over intrastate versus interstate operations. The court postponed hearings with a schedule set for next Tuesday in Washington.

Wedell Power Commission Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Weetrie Company Philadelphia George H Bara Earle Federal Commission Warren Davis John Biggs Washington Commmission Pennsylvania Piecture Company Mitropolitan Bison Company Erie Lighting Company Clarion River Power Company Northern Pennsylvania Powers Company Holar Electric Company

Corey Rod and Gun Club Sets October Field Meet

At a recent meeting members named R. F. VonTussel general chairman for the Corey Rod and Gun Club field meet set for Saturday October 6. Committees will be formed soon and plans for the event will be advanced at upcoming meetings.

Corey Rod and Gun Club VonTussel

Teamsters Embargo Extended in West Coast Ports

The teamsters embargo blocking freight trucking at San Francisco waterfront was extended to Oakland, preventing most commerce in the Bay Area. Union officials say the plan could spread to other large West Coast ports as the struggle between the AFL Teamsters and the CIO Committee for Industrial Organization widens.

San Francisco Sept Teamsters Oakland San Francisco Bay American Foderation of Labor Teamsters’ Union Committee For Industrial “Organization Jongahoremen and Warehousemen West Coast

President Roosevelt Tests Public Sentiment On New Deal

President Roosevelt weighs labor and farm proposals as he plans a West Coast train trip and possible public speeches. Officials cite broad support for the minimum wage and crop surplus programs, with a potential stop to consult supporters and measure sentiment before a special autumn session.

Roosevelt United Press Hyde Park New Deal Hlmesly Roosevelt Gale Sceulal

United States warns subjects to leave China

The U S embassy urged Americans in North China to depart immediately amid the Sino Japanese war. It warned the stay may be hazardous as defense facilities and naval vessels are offered to help those evacuating. The advisory followed days of uncertainty and President Roosevelt’s stance on evacuations.

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Body recovered from Lake Erie plane crash

Coast Guard cutter Patrol recovered the body of a man believed to be one of three occupants of a red biplane that plunged into Lake Erie near Pt. Pedee Ontario after leaving Detroit Sunday night. Local Coast Guard officials indicated quick identification was unlikely.

United Buffalo Lake Erie Coast Guard Detroit

20 Injured In Big Fall at Unnamed Event

A large crowd at a public venue witnessed a collapse causing about 20 injuries. The incident occurred as spectators were seated in a basement area, with three men reported as seriously hurt. Emergency crews arrived and responders treated the injured on site.

Minimum wage bill planned for violation in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports Labor and Industry Secretary Katy Bashore flags a push for a general minimum wage bill applying to all workers, while existing measures target women. An extraordinary session is expected to address labor crises as the legislature considers broader wage standards and exemptions for specific professions.

United Press Harrisburg Labor and Industry Katy M. Bashore Pennsylvania Weeels Continuedi Bashure Ashe Payid L Lawrence Commonwestin Uni Democratic Weber- Wy

WPA Road Force Pushes Work on Four Projects

WPA road force advances four projects in Amity and Wayne Counties under supervisor Carl ton WY King. Twenty workers grade widen and improve the state road north of the city. Repairs at Le NBlackiop to Clymer address bad spots for better traffic. About forty WPA workers on Route 25053 Wattsbane stretch widen and grade with early resumed travel planned amid delays. Two road improvement jobs in Amity township near Al Duckle and a general repair project also underway. Treasury officials report large corporations shifting idle funds into short term U S government securities.

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Junior High Enrollment Reaches New Peak Amid District Shakeup

Enrollment figures released by Superintendent Dewey show Senior High totaling 117 students with 123 sophomores and 107 seniors. Junior High enrollment hits a record 160 as new buildings and shifts attract nonresident students. elementary enrollment stands at 116. Classes set to begin tomorrow after a cautious opening.

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Seek friend of two labor groups to fill vacancy in Washington

Internal labor struggles threaten administration as two labor factions vie for influence. Roosevelt faces pressure over appointing an assistant secretary while allies push for leaders from major unions. A briefing links McGredy to a potential role with a contingency to step into government labor matters if a strike arises.

United Press Washington Vesiemvil Lalo Redyard M. Mocrang Roosevelt Pranees Ion Tabor John Lb Jessen Feu McGredy Radio Corporation OF América

Large posse searches for missing four year old Florence Jackson

A 100 strong Civilian Conservation Corps group plus farmers and volunteers scoured the Wis area in a large search for four year old Florence Jackson who vanished at about 3 p m Monday from her aunt's home where her mother from Tulsa Oklahoma was visiting.

United Bro Oak Grove Ark Constvation Corps Inday Wis Florence Jackson Tulsa Oida

Body of Earl Haajeteh Recovered From Lake Erie

The body of Earl Haajeteh, 27, of Lawrence Park, was recovered by the Coast Guard near Shorewood, several miles from the capsized boat where three men drowned Saturday in Lake Erie.

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