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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1938

Page

3

Pennsylvania pardon board resumes with clemency appeals

United Press reports Harrisburg September sessions reopen to hear 100 clemency requests including three slated for execution next month. Gov. Harle grants respites to two murderers while others, John G. Polens and Joseph Senalskas, await Monday execution dates for the slaying of a Youngsville filling station proprietor and the Meto Seminist case.

Harrisburg State Pardon Board George H. Harle Roy Lockard Altoona Paul Perry Lockard Matthew Karmendi Ferry Earle We Imprisoniment John G. Polens Joseph Senalskas Warren County Metro Seminist Youngsville

Train Wreck Toll Reaches Eleven In California

A California train wreck leaves eleven dead and numerous injured. Former Erieite, William Kissell, is described as a seasoned burglar linked to post office robberies in western Pennsylvania and New York. Prosecutors say Kissell faced maximum five year federal sentence after a Baltsburg post office heist in 1937. Additional gang members, including Clifford Mahar Joseph Kelly and James Martin, are tied to the Saltsburg and Aullman post office crimes.

PRI Frank P D. Ar. Stephens Fittsburgh Kissell Pennnsylvania New York State Il Ig Ell American Welding Co 12Th Chestnut Streets Western Penitentiary Kissell Nas Stephens Saltsburg Clifford Mahar Peach Joseph Kelly Shamokin James Martin Mbany Willionaire Kid Aullman Indiana County

Republicans Silent on Big Utilities

Brockway Pa Sept 21 Charles Alvin Jones charged the Republican party with a lack of policy on public utilities while leading Democratic gubernatorial efforts in northwestern Pennsylvania He accused the party of plans to return extortionate rates and public exploitation in exchange for support in the November election Jones criticized the GOP platform for omitting a utilities stance and attacked Joseph Pew and former Senator Joseph Grundy over alleged plans to pave way for a new public utility law.

United Press Brockway Republican Party Charles Alvin Jones Northwestern Pennsylva Jones Joseph Grundy U. S Joseph Pew

State's Records of War of 1812 Studied

Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania wartime material from 1812 is sparse. Dr Lester K Ade says originals are being studied and classified by the archives division to speed indexing and usability. The collection includes muster rolls payrolls provisions and rations accounts militia election returns and individual service statements.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Lester K. Ade Archives Division Mliltia

Root's Store at Union to Close

Root owner of Root's Furniture Store in Union City announces sale of entire stock and fixtures and closure of the Union City location after 25 years in business. He will focus his operations on Gerry's store. Public sale starts Thursday with evening hours until 9 o'clock.

Aou Root Union City Root's Gerry Cerry Compuster

Selecting Jury for Trial of Mother of 2 in Waynesburg

In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on September 21 the defense and prosecution continued jury selection for Mrs. Flossie Hartman 33 Taylortown mother of two charged with the slaying of her sweetheart John Andrendk 22 a coal miner. High jurors all men not opposed to the death penalty were chosen yesterday the first day of the trial marking the second murder trial for Mrs Hartman in two years. In January 1937 Cleveland jurors acquitted her of shooting dead her husband Joseph Hartman while he sat with another woman in an automobile.

United Press Waynesburg Flossie Hartman Taylortown Chidren John Andrendk Hartman Cleveland Joseph Hartman

Hearing on Anthracite Bills Prompts Coal Community Turnout

Open hearing in Harrisburg as the Lauck commission bills to rehabilitate the anthracite industry promote state regulation through a permanent anthracite commission. The United Mine Workers of America endorse the bills and hundreds of miners and business leaders gather at the Education building for the late afternoon session.

Harrisburg Your Lauck Commission United Mine Workers of America House Mines and Mining Commiies Hartisburg

Missing Erie Girl found in amnesiac state at station

Lucille Aldrich, a ten year old from 12 West 21st Street in Erie, had been missing since Monday afternoon. She was found at Union Station before Tuesday noon in a highly nervous condition and taken to her parents’ home. Mr Frederick Aldrich, a chemist at American Dynamic Chemical Corporation, and Mrs Katherine Fybell, an employee at the Traveler Aid office, identified the girl.

Union Station

Jury Awards $40,000 to Widow in Winsor Fire Suit

A federal court jury found Ralph Winsor’s death not self inflicted and awarded Florence Winsor, widow of the Bradford meat market proprietor, $40,000 plus $2,088.20 interest. The case sought coverage from Equitable Life Insurance Co on four policies totaling $40,000. The trial spanned from Monday, with exhibits detailing the .38 caliber revolver and circumstances of the September 18, 1937, death. The firm Wilson and Fite Gibbon of Bradford represented the plaintiff.

Rie Ralph Winsor Bradford Florence Equitable Life Insurance’ Co Dex Munnes Tu Insor

Seek Funds for Repairs of 10 Ship Niagara Restoration

Representatives Wagner and Gorski submitted a resolution to obtain federal funds for restoring the Wapehip Niagara, a historic vessel partially rebuilt after being moved from the public dock to the peninsula. The resolution aims to return the ship to its 1818 condition when it sailed from Erie with others to seek the British.

Joseph Wagner Adem Gorski George H. Earle Niagara Erie Sever

Charles Mong Dies in Heart Attack at 64

Charles Mong 64, wealthy Waynesburg oil operator and bank director, died of a heart attack in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. A native of Biniv's Corners in Clarion County, he had worked in Greene County oil developments for 25 years.

Waynesburg Charles Mong Mong Biniv's Corners Clarion County Greene County

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