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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
Braille Type Urges Blind Speciality Use
A fragmented OCR note hints at a discussion of Braille type in blind special needs, possibly referencing an urgent push for specialized Braille or a braille-related service. Details are unclear but suggest a focus on accessibility tools for the visually impaired.
Lindbergh Doubts Hauptmann Was Lone Kidnapper
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, in disguise, spent ten minutes studying Bruno Hauptmann as District Attorney Foley voiced conviction Hauptmann was one of the actual kidnappers. Hauptmann faces Bronx County court arraignment on extortion bail set at 100000 while Foley pressed for witnesses as federal officials pledged new leads in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno F. Hauptmann
Samuel Foley
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Foley
Van
Jhn
Caag
Thavas
Alleger
Bronx
Anita Lutaenberg
Washington
Justice Department
Emino R. Hauptmann
Effence
J. Tdgat Hoover
Federal Division of Investigation
Department
Hoover
Jail Term for Bandit's Wife
Dedham Mass September 27 Nor me Brighton Millen a parson's daughter once a killer bandit wife faced more months in jail She received a one year sentence as an accessory in a New Hampshire bank robbery and the machine gun slaying of two policemen Superior Judge Nelson R Brown hoped she would be paroled when eligible in six months unless the state grants appeal The sentence to be served at Dedham four zero where she has been confined eight months her husband Mulifon Millen and other relatives await mandatory death sentences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Brighton
State Supreme Const
Mulifon Millen
Iryfi
Pabin
Revised plans for voc school to be reviewed by board
Revised vocational school plans for the Hatch building site next to the Junior High will be presented at a special board meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. Architect Raymond Freeburg will submit a detailed draft and specifications. Officials from the county Rural Works Division and state department inspectors plan to discuss financing and approval, with construction estimated near 85 000 dollars and major employment anticipated during demolition and building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Board of Education
Whch
Erie
Relief Works Division
Ralph 8. Dewey
Raymond A. Freeburg
Jamestown
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Instruction
Tey
Freeburg
Messrs
Commerdale, Hollister
MacGavern
County Rwd
Rafter Named Hotel Corry Manager
C E Rafter will take over as manager of the Hotel County in Corry on October 1, replacing Lee Shoemaker who will remain with the hotel in another capacity for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rafter
Hotel Corry
GC. Rafter
Rafter
Lee Shoemaker
Shoemaker
St. ‘East
Youth is Tried for Constable's Murder
Pittsburgh news reports a suppression of details as the commonwealth uses a bullet wound, a tat, and a hat found near the stone of Constable Martin Plater's fatal shooting to connect Jol Arendas, 21, of Wall, Pa, to the slaying. Constable John E. Williams testified about the hat identified as belonging to Arendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Martin Piiter
Commonwealth
Jol Arendas
John E. Williams
Wilmending
Plater
Arendas
Wall
Two Dead in Chicago Bus Strike Violence
Chicago, Sept. 27. Two youths died amid violence during Chicago’s six week old bus drivers strike. Mary Kennard, 65, died after a steel ball bearing struck her head through a bus window. James Kelly, 49, Motor Coach Co. dispatcher, died from bullet wounds and beating by paid sluggers. Police detained several men for possible murder charges. Some witnesses reported the ball was thrown from a passing car. Kennard refused hospital aid and died in the Hyde Park hotel where she lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Mary Kennard
James Kelly
Motor Coach Co
Kelly
Kennard
Seven motorists missing after Sierra snowstorm
Tahoe City Calif Sept 27 Authorities report seven Sacramento residents vanish in a fast melting snowstorm that trapped motorists on the Robison road near Truckee as high drifts block the Sierra highway. a search party is deployed with families named Solita Kale and Boyle and two children. Roy Andrews later finds two hunters stranded at Steamboat Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Piva
Tahoe City
Cal
High Sierras
Sacramento
Truckee
Robison Road
Tony Solita
Thomas Kale
Helen Boyle
Wight Newmen
Mick
Roy Andrews
Corry To Send Big Delegation To North East
Corry will march a large group to the grape carnival parade in North East this Friday evening. The Stanford Hose Company aims to win top prize for largest company representation with 100 or more members and spouses. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson and aides seek motorists with spare seats to transport Corry firefighters and the Corry High School band and drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copry
North East
Ollock
Stanford Hose Company
Macy
First Ward
Youth predicts poison death thwarted in Cambridge
Cambridge authorities questioned John L. Bauer after he swallowed poison and predicted immediate death. An anonymous call to Middlesex District Attorney Warren L. Bishop suggested Bauer was the Lindbergh case figure in a New York speakeasy. A stomach pump likely saved his life and the inquiry continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cambridge
Mass
John L. Bauer
Warren L. Bishop
Middlesex County
Bauer
Bruno A. Hauptmann
New York
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Forms Textile Labor Board To Probe Discrimination
President Roosevelt moved quickly to address complaints of discrimination against returning textile strikers. He named a national textile labor relations board, same personnel as the steel board, to investigate costs of alleged discrimination and take action. The Labor Department and FTC were ordered to study wages hours and economic conditions per the Winant report. Board members: Judge Walter P. Stacy chairman, James A. Mulienbach, and Admiral Henry A. Wiley. Stacy to serve about two weeks. others may continue conciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
National Textile Labor Relations Board
Steel Labor Relatons Board
Labor Department
Federal Trade Commission
Winant Board
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolin
James A. Mulienbach
Tsois
Henry A. Wiley
Stacy
Nurses Back Eight-Hour Day for Hospitals
In Philadelphia the American Nurses Association aligned with the American Hospital Association, adopting a resolution in favor of an eight hour day in hospitals. Susan Jancis, superintendent of the Children's Hospital Philadelphia, urged the move, noting it is already in effect at about 300 hospitals and does not raise operating costs. Dr B C Burke named president-elect by nominating committee of the Hospital Association, to take office next year. Robert H Jolly to assume presidency at convention close, succeeding Dr Nathaniel W Faxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
American Nurses Association
American Hospital Association
Susan Jancis
Children's Hospital
Nurses Organization
Miss Francis
B. C. Burke
Wisconsin General Hospital
Hospital Association
Burke
Robert H. Jolly
State Memorial Hospital
Houston
Texas
Nathaniel W. Faxon
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Plans for Educational Relief Program Expansion
Milone T. Brown is named supervisor of Emergency Educational Relief in Erie County as plans unfold to fold the program into the Works Progress Administration. Counties will form enlarged emergency education councils to advise project development and determine staff assignments based on family budgets and relief availability. Programs likely start after October 1 pending funds, with surveys underway to assess regional educational needs. About 18,000 unemployed teachers taught emergency classes last winter and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milone T. Brown
Erie County
Department of Public Instruction
Lor Avea
Enuity
Enuity Emergency Education Councils
Wmderway
Lode County
Ares Works
Local Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Man Convicted in Blue Worth Valley Bank Robbery
James Metterling of Huntingdon Pa was found guilty of robbing the Blue Worth Valley National Bank and sentenced by Judge J H Haycraft to five to 40 years in Stilhwater penitentiary. He claimed a miscarriage of justice and asserted those responsible would be punished by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Earth
Mann
James Metterling
Huntingdon
Stilhwater
Blue Worth Valley National Bank
Metterling
J. H. Haycraft
Metterlin
Haycraft
Roosevelts talks on mortgage aid and textile peace
Washington reports President Roosevelt discussed government help for the mortgage market with RFC Chairman Jesse Jones. In Cincinnati three men died and a fourth injured when their car veered off a roll and struck five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
Jesse Jones
Cincinnati
Peter Althert
Dayton
Milton Barnhart
Tippecanoe City
George Young
Béthany
Slayer of Detroit Girl Sparks Nationwide Hunt
A nationwide manhunt targets Merton Ward Goodrich, suspected killer of 11 year old Lillian Gallaher in Detroit. Police warn against door to door fundraising by youths after Lillian was slain while selling punch board tickets for a school benefit. Goodrich, released from Lima Ohio state hospital for criminally insane last January, previously attacked a 12 year old. His description is broadcast nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Merton Ward Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
Michigan
Lillian Die Lillian
Heinrich A. Pickert
Pickert
Goodrich
State Hospital
Lima
Lillian
Brick Throwing Case Reopened In Raleigh Wagner
Raleigh Wagner, of west South street, was again involved today in the brick throwing case at Patrolman Ross M. Mead’s residence on Wright street. He is slated for a hearing before Alderman G. H. Gordon this afternoon on charges of malicious mischief and trespass, based on new evidence linking him to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleign Wagner
West South Street
Ross M. Mead
Wright Street
Wagner
G. H. Gordon
Two Chained Siblings Found in Pittsburgh Lodging
In a Northside lodging house a middle aged brother and sister were discovered kept chained in two small rooms to prevent escape. Grace Gutowski fled after breaking free from restraints. Alex Gutowski 48 was found bound to the floor in underwear and a housedress. Neighbors reported earlier odd sights as police learned Stanley and John Gutowski, both in their fifties, had restrained them to avoid institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Grace Gutowsksz
Miss Gutowski
Alex
Stanley
John
Roosevelt to announce NRA board personnel within 24 hours
Washington September 27 The White House said President Roosevelt will reveal within 24 hours the five men to head the revised National Recovery Administration board. Observers expect the board to guide further phases of the recovery plan. No names were released, and Baruch or Richberg were considered unlikely choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Lue
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Donald Richberg
Mail renewal applications mailed to license holders
Harrisburg reports 11000 permit folders receive renewal forms for retail liquor licenses. Current licenses expire December 1. No time extensions for 1935 licenses. Filing fee of 10 dollars required for mixed drinks licenses, in addition to annual tax. Renewals due by December 1 to assure permit readiness. hearings only for alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Liquor Onl 1
Jamil Va
Kiwanis Head Club Speaker Robert Shepard Visits Corry
Erie District Governor Robert Shepard spoke at Corry Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Cory on the Objects of Kiwanis. He outlined the state convention to be held in Wilke Birre October 10th to 12th, with eighteen members in attendance and led by Mr Stokes, Jack Richards, and Rev. Beatty of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shepard
Erie
Hubert Shepard
Kiwanis
Corry Club
Niny
Cory
Shepard
Tw Wucasecures Club
Wilke
Mr. Stokes
Jack Richards
Beatty
Brie
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