Corryite Named Trustee at Allegheny College
Corryite F A Loveland and George H Graf of Dunkirk were elected trustees of Allegheny College at the Methodist church conference in Westlek New York. The conference set heat minimums for pastors and approved invitations for the 1938 meeting. A world service commission treasurer reported increased benevolent contributions and plans to observe the Youth Celebration at Aldersgate Street London marking John Wesley's conversion.
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F. A. Loveland
Corry
George H. Graf
Dunkirk
Allegheny College
The
Methodist Church
Westlek
S. L. Maxwell
Off City
A. W. Allman
Chicago
World Service Commission
Fitteburgh
Aldersgate St
London
John Wesley
Endeavour 1 crew feared lost. coast guard searches fail
United Press reports the Endeavour 1 with a crew of 20 was missing after a severe storm. Coast guard cutters swept hundreds of square miles of the Atlantic without locating the vessel or its crew, as the rescue effort continued amid uncertain conditions. The motor yacht Vive, with Captain Wal Lake Guint aboard, found and returned to port reporting the Endeavour’s crew safe salvation possible toward Nova Scotia.
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United Press
Boston
Endeavour
Coast Guard
Atlantic
A.m
Wightship
Nova Scotia
America
Knawa
Guta
Newport
Wallake Guint
Viva
Hugh Johnson Attacks New Deal in Toledo Speech
Gen Hugh Johnson, former NRA administrator, delivers a second broadside against the New Deal in Toledo during a centennial banquet. He charges the administration with a “whole bag of tricks” and warns Roosevelt’s pursuit of unprecedented power risks the republic.
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Unitedress
Toledo
Hugh
Johnson
New Deal
N. R.A
Pohbevelt
Eoin
Links low mood era to colonial plight in Philadelphia address
A Philadelphia Constitution Day event at Independence Hall linked the low mood era to colonial hardships before the constitution Was Written. Gov. George H. Marietala and a group of guests discussed the "promote the general welfare" clause as President Roosevelt's 1938 policies averted bread lines, framing the era within colonial origins and the original colonies' challenges.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
George H. Marietala
Independence Hall
Warle
Chinese War Planes Raid Shanghai Threaten City
Reports say Chinese war planes launched a daring raid over Shanghai tonight. Bombs fell on the Shanghai region as shrapnel from Japanese anti aircraft guns hit the Bund and International Settlement. Ambulance crews worked amid debris with unknown casualties.
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United Press
Shanghai
Bund
International Settlement
Mrs H R Rhodes to Lead Red Cross Roll Call in Corry
Mrs H R Rhodes will chair the Red Cross Roll Call canvass in Corry after a conference with Miss Bodenstein field representative of the Red Cross. The opening is planned for November with district and ward committees to be formed. Miss Bodenstein praised Corry’s response to recent relief efforts in the Olio river valley and described the extensive Red Cross relief program following the disaster.
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Corry
Margaret Bodensten
Harry Rhodes
Bodenstein
Red Cross
Louiseille
Erie county road workers form union in Union City
highway workers from eastern Erie county including four from Corry attend a meeting of the State County and Municipal Workers of America affiliated with the IAO held Friday in the American Legion hall. about a hundred road workers join as plans for better conditions and legislative funding for Erie county highways are discussed, next meeting set for October 5 in Union City.
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Erie County
Union City
Ord
Corry
Yiernity
State
Municipal Workers of America
I. O
American Legion Hall
County Unite
Glass Belief Probe Futile Over Justice Black Case
Senator Glass expressed belief Roosevelt would avoid asking Justice Hugo Black to resign over alleged Ku Klux Klan ties. He said an investigation would be futile now and refused to comment on charges, while Republican leaders and allies criticized the president’s handling of the controversy.
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Ly Joe Alex Morris
Tied Press Star
Peers
Tor Glass
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Glass
Sen. Davis 1. Walsh
D. Mass
Offleys
Gypsy
Republican Rations Committee
Jouett Shouse
Liteky League
Lot Turnillay
Inci
A. Klan
Grouma
Yeallse 7
Pittsburgh Post, Gazette
American Newspaper Alliance
Justice Black
Alabama
Bibbs Graves
Grand Rapids Faces Strike in Furniture Capital
Grand Rapids Michigan September 18 193? O S organizers threatened a general strike of furniture workers to press demands for contracts with 19 major manufacturers in the furniture capital of the world. About 850 employees at Furniture Shops at America Inc were out yesterday. Truck drivers and union members threatened to join in.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
O. S
Furiture
Eatler
America, Inc
Coins may decide Armstrong county district attorney nomination
In Kittanning on September 18 a coin may settle the Republican bid for Armstrong county district attorney after a two way dead heat. William A. Ashe and incumbent Floyd C. Jones Jr. both received 5,047 votes across 70 precincts in Tuesday's primary. No recount requested and no attorney or court order yet.
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United
Kittanning
Armstrong County
William A. Ashe
Mittanning
Floyd c. Jones, Jr
Loyalists Push League to Declare Italy and Germany as Aggressors
Loyalist Spain urged the League of Nations to name Italy and Germany aggressors and act to halt their support. France's Yvon Delbos warned of a grave world risk as Loyalist leader Negrin claimed Italy sent twice as many forces to aid the Nationalists as previously sent.
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United Press
Geneva
Spain
League of Natons
Truily
Germany
Ieague
Yvon Delbos
France
Jina Negrin
Promien
Italy
British Ship Attacked by Submarine Near Malta
London reports say a British aircraft carrier Glorious was attacked by a submarine near Malta as British and German forces clash in Spanish Morocco. The attack followed the carrier’s arrival to Malta to support a piracy alert amid Mediterranean tensions.
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United Areas
London
Glorious
Tratiary
Spanish Morocco
Mediterranean
Malta
Malis A Aubaiarine
Heavy frost warns that winter is coming in Corry
Corry residents woke to a heavy frost that blanketed homes and buildings, reaching hill streets and damaging plants. Temperatures plunged to a 29 degree low, then rose as sun appeared, with expectations of cloudy skies and possible showers over the weekend.
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Corry
Jack
Mercury
Lottsville Twins Given Jail Terms in Jamestown Case
Ellen and Nellie Neuespridge, 14 year old Lotaville twins, were sentenced by Judge Allyn Beggar in Jamestown court yesterday on vagrancy charges. Nellie received four months at Monroe County Penitentiary and Ellen three months at Mayville jail. Several other youths arrested in connection with alleged misconduct with the girls were also sentenced.
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Ellen
Neuespridge
Lotaville
Jamestown Vourt
Allyn
Nellie
Monroe County
Mayville
Two More Arrested in Vatican Theft Case
Milan police say two more suspects were arrested Wednesday in the Vatican jewel and money theft from the pope’s major-domo Bellasio Weel Vatican apartments. It marked the first time thieves breached the holy city.
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United Pree
Milan
Vatican
Monsigndy Bellasiat Weel
Legionnaires Head To Winelesath Convention
Corry will be represented at the Winelesath annual American Legion convention opening at New Fork Cie Mamilayant through Thursday. Ex‑ servicemen Lloyd Stowe Me and Mrs Virto Orn and Pau Orn left New York by early morning for the first three days of sessions. Registration tomorrow sets the stage for a four day program featuring parades drum camps and boxing with four champions amid plans for national commander priorities and entertainment.
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Corry
The
American Legion
New Fork
SABHA
Chia
Ni Ales
Lloyd Stowe
Virto
Orn
Pau
New York
Cunter
Ragist
Hoight
Tom
Essons Promisy
Manhattan
Jane
Exiens
President of A F L Charges Bribe Attempt
Washington reports President Willan Green of the American Federation of Labor denouncing a bribe attempt related to John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. He condemns government reward for campaign contributions and warns workers against third party politics amid internal federation criticisms.
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United Press
Washington
Willan Green
Americal Federation of Labor
Lelay
Lewis C. Ofter
Steestrlige
Union
Jeadee
Flem
Green
Lawis
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial
Uw Steel
Lewis Group
Broil
Roosevelt
Lewis
CCC Enrollees Get Extension
Washington reports the comptroller general approved re enrollment for about sixty five thousand CCC enrollees who were previously eligible but bound by gender limits. The act restrictions on re enrollment for youths with over 18 months of service were deemed effective July 4, affecting plans to extend CCC participation into October.
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United Press
Washington
Comptroller General Today
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Sparta Fair Attracts Large Crowd From Corry Area
Corry area residents flocked to Sparta to attend the Community Fair expected to draw a huge turnout. The Corry band played during an hour long concert from 11 o'clock noon. A big parade, softball games, and other attractions were planned for the afternoon. Exhibits showcased farm products and various displays.
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Corry
Spartansburg
Sparta
Erioon
Federal savings leaders clash with bankers over long term loans
In Philadelphia County on September 18, W Marmorstein, chairman of the Federal Savings and Loan Association, testified before 45 associations. He disputed American Bankers Association charges that federal organizations compete with banks and urged keeping long term mortgage lending while avoiding depleting demand deposits. He warned that even sound long term loans could freeze in emergencies. In a separate note, Koaman Bamith, 48, was sentenced to 14 years in Western Penitentiary for the fatal stabbing of his wife Rong on July 23.
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United Press
NEW Owrtue Pu
Couls W. Marmorstein
Federal Savings and Loan
Embee
Philgdelphia County
Ua Line
Mortgese Herd
Marmorsten
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Testine 1
Pennsylvania League of Builing
American Bankers Association
Marmerstein
Bankers Association
Banka
Koaman Bamith
Penn Township
Westren
Rong
Roosevelt renews plea to reshape Supreme Court
President Roosevelt used a Constitution Day address and a nationwide radio broadcast to pledge renewed efforts to change the Supreme Court. He outlined his enlargement plan, argued the Constitution does not limit court power or size, and signaled a tour through Northern states with key senators Wheeler Burke and O Mahoney central to the push.
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Richard J. Harkness
United Press
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wrest
Alenia
Roosevelts
Comsbitton
Willon B. Borah
Burfi K. Wheeler
Hyde Park
N.Y. Ami
Tile
Wash
John Boetliger
Wheeler
Montana
Edlard R. Burke
Nebraska
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Sharpsville Lad Killed After Truck Collision
Sharon Sept 18 Joseph Pamelone 11 of Sharpsville died in Buhl hospital twelve hours after being struck by two trucks. In another accident, Joseph Chinarella 27 of Farrell was held by police for allegedly failing to stay after hitting Ted Hanley 16 of Farrell suffering a fractured shoulder.
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Sharpsville
Sharon
Joseph Pamelone
Buhl Hospital
Joseph Chiniella
Farrell
Ted. Hanley
Fares
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Methodists
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H.R. Rhodes
Phood
C.lo
League
Jack Frost
Lottsville
Legionnaires
A. FL
Vio
Building and Loan Association
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