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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1937

Page

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Economist Foresees Rising Costs and Rent Pressures

A New York City editorial notes mounting U S price rises in meat and clothing, with meat up about 7 percent and pork chops and sirloin steak surging. Higher labor costs drive costs across goods while rent and housing costs climb, hurting households. The piece links wage boosts to price hikes and raises concerns over the Tydings Miller Act enabling price fixing, suggesting some retailers may shift to private brands as prices remain high.

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Three Take Lives In Carbon Monoxide Tragedy

Mrs J Hue a 77 year old invalid and her son Harold 53 were found dead from carbon monoxide gas fed by a rubber hose into their automobile. They were found after an extensive search near Warren Pennsylvania where an airplane and 20 cars assisted. Coroner Lowrey ruled suicide by carbon monoxide. no signs of violence.

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Fire damages auto at Colza farm driveway blaze

Aid summoned from this city when an automobile owned by John and Henry Bensink caught fire at the Warmer farm Colza about 4 20 this morning. A short circuit believed to have set the machine afire the car was parked in the driveway near the home. Firemen assisted in extinguishing the flames and the interior of the car was gutted.

Caratarner Farm John Henry Bensink Warmer Farm Colza

Butler plant to unveil 2009 000 improvement program milestone

United Pyeas announces a two million dollar investment at the Butler plant of the American Rolling Mill Co as part of a tenth anniversary celebration. The event marks completion of the community program and underscores company expansion in the area.

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Lowville Woman Critically Hurt In Road Crash

A Lowville woman, Liga Green age 60, is critically injured after a horse darted into Route 8 near Union City, causing a head on crash with an automobile driven by Arthur Brown. Brown and four others were treated and released. two children face further care for severe injuries.

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City Council to meet over land purchase for sewer project

The council plans an adjourned session to settle terms for buying a parcel on Seneca Street to clear sewer intake clogs and flood issues. George W. King seeks 400 for Fourth Ward property, but the deal stalled as the city solicitor declined approval and the treasurer refused payment. Mayor Miller and Councilman Duke oppose the price as excessive and want postponement until next year to allocate a budgeted sum for land and building the proposed traps.

Gonvenng City Coutrol Seneca Street Council George W. King Fourth Ward Blaine Kincaid Irene Mullen Calincil King Glen Miller C. A. Duke Miller

China Urges U S Backing in War With Japan

Chiang Kai Suk and Wang Chung Hui press for U S support to aid China in the Sino Japanese conflict. They argue for revising policy to save China and the world from political warfare, urging commitments under the Nine Power Treaty despite cautious American diplomacy. Military reports note fierce Japanese offensives around Shanghai and Hankow with heavy shelling and Chinese casualties.

United Press United States Huth Sullesmen China Washington Japan State Department Shanghai Chang W. Wu

Endeavour Yachts Safe Report Emerges From Mid Atlantic

London September 24 authorities led by Lloyds Agency corrected a circulating tale of the Endeavour safety. The British yacht Endeavour II, after losing her tow line September 12 returning from the United States, was believed lost then later reported sighted by the tanker Amastra at 32 north and 39 west near the Azores with all 18 hands alive.

Unites Press London Atlantic Endeavour I Lloyd's Agency Amastra Azores Endeavour England United States

Mrs F D Roosevelt to Speak in Erie

Mrs F D Roosevelt will lecture in Erie on the relation of the individual to the community. The talk is arranged by the Temple sisterhood and Liberty Street venues and highlights her long involvement in education and social reform efforts.

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Statement of Principles for GOP Expected in Pennsylvania

Unite Press reports a state Republican committee meeting in Pennsylvania to choose a permanent chairman and to issue a statement of party principles ahead of November city elections and the 1934 gubernatorial campaign. G Edward Geen of Pittsburgh is considered likely to be the next chairman, replacing Harvey Yaylor. The gathering includes mass meetings and a state house event with U.S. Senator James Davis, aiming to set a party platform and organize the next year’s leadership.

Unite Press Autoona State Republican Committee G. Edward Geen Pittsburgh Ohamium Harvey Yaylor Penhaylvumia U.S. Seaflop James Sf Davis Republican Executive Committee State Committee Baturiay

War prison warden dies from riot knife wounds

BULLETINS SACRAMENTO CAL War den Clarence Lurisin of Palsum Prison died today from knife wounds inflicted Sunday by rioting convicts. Three others died earlier in the riot. SH-ALBANY POSTMASTER GENERAL WARLEY NO COMMENT ON RESIGNATION REPORTS. SHANGHAI Japanese planes bomb Hankow. WASHINGTON Ku Klux Klan leader refuses to endorse presidential candidates even if Roosevelt runs for a third term. Acy.-Attorney General Hubert Meredith opens prosecution of three brothers accused of killing Brig Gen HH Denhardt.

United Press Sacramento Cal Clarence Lurisin Palsum Shelbyville, Acy Attor Jorney Hubert Meredith Isentucky Brig Hh, Denhardt Washington Hiram W. Evans Ku Klux Klan Roosevelt Rums Albany James A. Warley

Lancing Court Plot Persists as Roosevelt Fight Rages

In Topeka Kansas on September 24 Ale At Landon challenges Roosevelt over the Supreme Court, saying he would take a licking if the court expands. He warns the fight tests the nation and party unity as Republican leaders face a rocky path into the 1988 elections.

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Boy 12 Shoots Teacher in Arlington School Incident

In Toledo in September a 12 year old boy shot a teacher and then himself to impress a girl. The wounded instructor, identified as Miss Mayes, remained in serious condition but was expected to recover. The shooter, Bibby Snyder, 12, listened to gangster broadcasts and hoped to be a movie hero, saying the principal had been mean. The boy’s mother reported he staggered home with blood on his face mouthing that the principal was "awfully mean to me."

United Press Toledo Uege Rn Bibby Snyder Prinellia Tata Atdune Mayes Mayes Ralph Murphy Bobby Tallis Murphy Hollywood Arlington School Robert Polivh

One Man Dead Four Ill From Carbon Monoxide Gas

At the Pittsburg Coke and Iron Company Plant on Neville Island a blast furnace released deadly carbon monoxide fumes. Emil Holz, 41, fell from a platform while repairing a greasing, suffering a fractured skull. he died despite revival efforts. Four others are hospitalized in the incident reported from Pittsburgh on Sept. 24.

United Preas Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Coke and Iron Company Neville Island Emil Holz

President Roosevelt first West tour vows on reconstruction plans

President Roosevelt tours Wyoming addressing opposition to his Supreme Reconstruction program. Senator Joseph C Mahoney leads critics while local and national figures push back as the president argues for federal projects and dam construction to spur economic growth amid political tensions and public debate.

Russia China arms treaty claimed in Shanghai dispatch

Tokyo dispatch cites Domei report from Shanghai alleging a secret agreement between China and Russia to supply vast war materiel. Claimed items include 80 planes, 100 anti aircraft guns, 200 field guns, 20,000 shells, 150,000 rifles, 60,000,000 rounds, 1 tank, 1,500 armored cars, 5,000 horses, 2,000 rifles, and 2,500 motorcycles. First deliveries said to start October and November. Mr and Mrs Carl Taylor and family leave for Hollow Lake for a week’s holiday.

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