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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
6
Brime Richard Hauptmann, suspect in the Lindbergh baby case, is shown with his attorney James M. Puiscott as he appears in Bronx court. Arraignment is postponed to October 1 while the grand jury prepares to act.
Relief plan for distributing food, modeled on Major Leavell's commissary system, faced criticism over cost effectiveness and dignity concerns. The board noted markets would supply ample, healthful food at about half the current system cost, with funds available for fuel, clothing, shoes, and medicine.
Jurors were chosen to try State Trooper Tod Mehalick for the shooting of Wu-Vang at Glen Campbell, with the trial moved from Tadiana to Bish County by Pennsylvania Supreme Court order. Attorney Charles J. Marstoldt argued the venue change to avoid pretrial public sentiment.
Governor Pinchot announced that three Erie county routes plus about 99 miles of federal highway work statewide are funded under a $9.59 million federal allotment. Projects include Route 89 29087 and 25056 in Harborcreek and Greene townships with reinforced concrete and bituminous macadam.
Prosecutors summon Col. Breckinridge and Osborn with Lindberghs en route to New York. Witnesses include Paplime Rauch and J P Morgan & Co employees who logged ransom notes and bill serials. Evidence shown to grand jury includes a tin box with securities, notes, and ransom money.
Roy Phillips is awarded the contract for constructing the sewer on North Center Street off Raymond Avenue. The council adopts ordinances for four additional sewer projects and approves first and second readings, with relief funds to cover labor costs.
Members gathered at the home of Mrs. Ivan Smith for a Legion Auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Stowe presided as a guest speaker discussed the county council and housing committee, jelly campaign donations for Corry Hospital, and officers' installation was postponed to October due to a Philadelphia trip.
The Pennsylvania Highway Patrol has reached 575 officers, marking the 11th milestone in its service since Sept 15 1924. Training includes motor vehicle code law, pistol instruction, brake testing, and patrol duties with a probation period and benefits.
Seventuish youths were given prison terms up to seven years after a September criminal court conviction before Judge William F. Fairbank. Accomplices face one to two year terms in Western Penitentiary with additional sentences and fines. The case involved a New Glenney store robbery on W Street and alleged store damages and loot.
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