Disputed City Heads Investigation and Court Ties
An extensive inquiry into a city leadership dispute could reveal calls for resignations by Democratic leaders and potential court involvement. The piece notes a Supreme Court path, a purchase dispute on Geneva street, and a controversial public works decision tied to a $400 payment and council votes.
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Invastizelion
Yonther Ielar
Peyeo
Joon Wistlee
Hugo Ly
Alabama
Ihe
Regula
Seneva
Comnet Jimentus
George
Spa
Gungragt
Controversy Over Hugo Black Appointment to Supreme Court
The piece rails against Senator Hugo Black and the Supreme Court appointment, accusing Black of Communist ties and Catholic, Jewish, and Blackaffiliated plots. It alleges Democratic insiders and party leaders plotted to undermine the court and independence of justice, naming figures and urging investigation.
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Black
Tam
Congress
Snuthwyn
Law
Negutinator i
Bemareisto
Cure
Jean
France Italy tensions rise over Mediterranean crisis
In London and Rome the confrontation between France and Italy over the Spanish civil war escalates. Britain weighs expanding Italy’s role in a multinational anti piracy patrol while Italy threatens to denounce non intervention. French press amplify Mussolini troop ideas and Madrid scenarios.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
London
France
Italy
Paris
Tn Romie
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Scotland
Anthony Eden
Spaiin
Oeuves
Madrid
Humanite
Communist
Ooucha
Socialist
Chinese Army recaptures key village near Shanghai
United Press reports Chinese forces recaptured the village north of Shanghai after a dawn assault. The Chinese high command planned a trap in North China to lure Japan into a fatal engagement as Japan pushes south.
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United Press
Phanghial
Livtrant
Shanghai
Tsingchow
China
Japan
Corry High School Graduates Entering Colleges for 1937
Ninety members of the Corry High School graduating class plan entry to colleges and universities including Northwestern Bible School Minneapolis University of Michigan Penn State Wheaton College Pittsburgh Rochester Athenaeum Mechanics Institute and more. Several from the class of 1934 also plan fall enrollments.
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Sheen
Howard J. Sheen
Tudenta
Tona Bennett
Northwestern Bible School
Minneapolis
Erie
Mary McMahon
Seton Hill College
Greenaburg
Ruby Mould
Euinhorolite Peathers Collers
Kunboro
Ferm Rayenond
Buckne. University
Lewisburg
Viva ‘Thomas
North
Western Bille
Teanne
Marjore Webster
Waslington
Virginia
Williams
Weston College
Ox.fort
Ohio
Prorence Santen
Jeannelle Patterson
Northwestern Bible | Schooll
Mary Ann & Howie
Buffel City
Hespital Training School
Bumato
Sentences in Erie County Court Appeal
A Corry judge ordered 30 days for one defendant, while three others await sentencing at September term. Henry Firster received 30 days. Charles Firster had a suspended sentence upon payment of costs. Milton Lloyd was found guilty of a statutory offense and faces sentencing on Monday. Ben Slaley and Harry Stufflebeam are also awaiting sentence on motor code and forgery counts. Linley faces Monday arraignment for sentence.
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al Brie
Henry Firster
R. D
Hugge
William EB. Hirt
Charles Firster
Nolle
Erie
Milton Lloyd
Will Ben Slaley
Harry Stufflebeam
Linley
Three Die as Auto Hits Truck Near Montrose
Three people were killed when their automobile collided with a truck near Montrose. Authorities identified the victims as Dunia H , Teeriton Cirzoyaki and Ot’g fading, all residents of Franklin Forks, Pa. The crash occurred in wet conditions on a road near the town.
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Montrose
Pay Sani
Theiy Automoblié
Dunia H
Teeriton Cirzoyaki
Tyanklin Forks
Registration Totals For Public Schools Show Little Change
Enrollment figures released by Superintendent Ralph Dewey indicate total student enrollment stands at 1456 this term, near last year’s level. By building counts include Harding 34, Concord 204, Fairview 131, Washington 122, Tutor Elementary 197, Jim Thorpe High 880, Senior High 372, with Fairview up to 131 and Junior High rising to 280 while Senior High declines.
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Foy
Svein
Ralph
Dewey
Te Follaway Harding
Concord
Fairview
Washington
Tutor
Pairview
Elegen Reiy
Mental patient admits killing Miss Pauline Regal
Detroit police say Robert Pawlowski a one year old mental patient who escaped from Henry Ford Hospital confessed to killing Miss Pauline Regal a middle aged spinster with an iron fence stake. He fled the hospital in patient clothing and later entered her home intending to loot the room. He struck the woman as she dined in bed.
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United Press
Detroit
Robert Pawlowski
Henry Ford
Pauline Regal
Regal
Bombardment Hits Central Madrid in Civil War Conflict
Nationalists opened heavy gun bombardment of Madrid today. Shells struck the city center and residential districts, filling streets with dust as shells crashed into buildings and neighborhoods. Separately, Cary Cooper returned to work with news of a newborn daughter weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces.
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Frese Maidrid
Cooper
Hollywood
Cary Cooper
Author predicts Chinese victory in Sino Japanese war
Seattle columnist Crow, after 34 years in China, says China will win by holding out for two years in defense against Japan. He predicts Japan will be defeated as China endures and shells Japan. His book 400 million customers was published three weeks ago.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
Car Crow
China
Japan
Crow
Death in accident in Los Angeles involving Cecilia Gilligan
The coroner's office reports Cecilia Gilligan a 25 year old chief stewardess for Western Air Express died after an overdose of sleeping powder in what authorities call an accident. Oswalt Jr. returned home from Pittsburgh where he spent the past two days on business.
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Los Angelis
Sant
Cecilia Gilligan
Western Air Excress
HG. Oswalt, Jr
Pittsburgh
Six Clarksburg Councilmen Arrested for Bribery
Six Clarksburg city councilmen were arrested on charges of demanding a $1,690 bribe to vote for a garbage collection contract. The men Frank O Day Joe A Oliverio Ray B Titchenal Thomas F Germwell Mrs Criss and Frank F Underwood were released on bonds under $1 100.
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United Press
Clarkssburg
W. Va
Clarksburg
Wosgrave
Claisicis
Musgrove
Frank O'Day
Joe A. Oliverio
Ray B Titchenal
Thomas F. Germwell
A. Criss
Prank F. Underwooe
Airracks
Justice of the Peace
Arcusea
Dusse
Fire Damages Columbus Frame House on Main Street
Corry firemen praised for quick response to a Columbus blaze that damaged the Frank Dodd residence on Main Street. An interior fire caused by a defective chimney led to about 100 dollars in damages before booster tanks helped control it.
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Corry
Frank Dodd
Toeaten
Columbus
Actic
Woods Company to Move King Property for Mill Expansion
Crawford v Woods Company announces purchase of the former King property on First Avenue to relocate and remodel the structure for storage and office use. The project includes moving a Claude dwelling to the mill side, with little excavation needed due to an existing cellar. The expansion aims to meet rising business, provide space and modern offices as demand grows.
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First Avenue
Mill
Crawford v. Woods Company
Fet and Seed
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Grady
Me. Woolf
Woods Company
Former Corry Resident Dies in Warren
Word came to Corry of the death of Ella Pliley widow of I J Foley a well known former Corry resident. She leaves three sisters Kath Cassie and Milzebeth McMahon of Worth Street and other relatives.
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Ute Eatin
Warren
Afra
Ella. Pliley
Vocational Instructors Meet at New City School
Several vocational instructors and school supervisors from this district attend a meeting this afternoon at the new Vocational school to discuss methods to expand the vocational education program. G. F. Toffnarter leads the instructors’ conference.
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Wwe
G. F. Toffnarter
Vosona Inaiructors
Wayne Area Road Resurfacing Contracts Won
The State Highway Department awarded bids for Roosevelt Highway resurfacing in northwestern Pennsylvania. Projects cover Route 6 and US Route 6 corridors with various firms selected for paving, widening, and curve improvements across Warren, McKean, Wellsboro, and nearby townships. Awards total multiple sums, reflecting 7.8 miles and 15.03 miles segments planned by Holmes Construction and others.
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Roosevelt Highway
Pennsylvania
Saattin
Garry
Hange's Corners
Ril Corners
Titerinion City
Waren van Dyke
Worry
Imlen City
M. Doyle Co
Bria
McKegn
Wetmore Township
Kane Ani Kanedlinln
Holmes Conabraction
Wonster
Sintayaba
Feuween
Methipalan
Fasedaiver
Anita
Delay Township
Telworn
Adsoma
Wellsboro
Subway Strike Threat Looms Over New York City
The Transport Workers Union of America warned it could strike at any time threatening subway and transit in the nation’s largest city. Executives rallied 600 workers at a meeting to authorize action as 50 000 visitors arrive for a major convention next week.
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NEW Mor
Mayon Fisarello
H. LaGuardia
Tacny
Hunt
American Legion
Terilley Ani Pis
Transport Workeer
Union of America, 4 O
Twenty Criminal Cases Set for September Term
Pittsburgh dispatch says twenty criminal cases will be heard as the September term opens in the county court at Erie. Elmer R. Ottoson, former teller of Producers' Bank & Trust in Bradford, stands accused of embezzling $981.96 in June 1936 under the new national insurance act. The docket includes the first bank embezzlement case under the act.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Eris
Elmer R. Ottoson
Producers’ Bank & Trust Company
Bradford
Chicago Times urges Black to speak on Klan ties
The Chicago Times, backing Justice Hugo Black for the Supreme Court, calls on him to explain alleged Klan membership. The editorial labels his silence as ungracious and notes his Roosevelt era stance of addressing wrongs, asserting Black is bound by current Klan obligations as Supreme Court incumbent.
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Jstiew Department
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Fish
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Times
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Black
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