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Fragmentary OCR item lists a name Neill and a place likely tied to a local notice. readable details are minimal and no clear event or action is discerned from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item lists a name Neill and a place likely tied to a local notice. readable details are minimal and no clear event or action is discerned from the fragment.
Capt. Houghton pays tribute to City Guard unit as regimental day honors Company A veterans and recalls the history of local formations from Morty Rifles to the Corry Guards. The address praises heroic service in the Spanish American War and World War I, naming numerous captains and units from 1868 to 1925, with a note of continuation on another page.
Charles Ross is believed dead after a kidnapping attempt in Chicago. Mrs. Ross, cornered by fear, waited by the telephone for ransom instructions from her wealthy husband, who did not respond. Investigators note the victim had a heart condition and disappeared after a day of distress.
In Waxnsburg Pennsylvania on September 28, Laura Elms Marr testifies as prosecutors seek to prove a rural one room school teacher was incompetent and cruel. The case against Mrs Morris centers on alleged beating of students with a small baseball bat and her bid for reinstatement under new tenure provisions.
Washington September 24 Fifteen Young Republican leaders pledged to sway American youth to the Republican banner in 1938. John D. M. Dammiton chairman of the national committee spoke at the conference with Young Republican Club leaders nearby. He denounced the New Deal as monopolistic and said the GOP would oppose efforts to curb competition and wealth. He cited regulation moves on radio, food manufacturing, packing, and grain speculation.
The Works Progress Administration indicated today it probably has reached the end of drastic reductions in its rolls due to a depressed budget. A federal report released today said WPA will soon begin to create additional work relief jobs.
Pottsville police held seven teen aged Joséph Consugar of Minersville in connection with the shooting death of his father last night. The youth, who reportedly walked three miles from Mingravillé, claimed he killed his father with a pistol saying he beat my mother. The incident remains under investigation.
Geneva reports the world assembly at the League of Nations condemned Japanese air attacks killing thousands. The resolution, backed by fifty-two nations, voiced alarm over bombings of Chinese villages and open-air open targets. Washington noted U S concerns about retaliation and urged restraint while pressing for peaceful handling of tensions with Japan.
The Endeavour yacht, missing at sea, is reported safe. Wireless messages confirm crew status and outline salvage and recovery efforts. Aboard, teachers and students from several schools discuss youth work and community programs connected to the incident.
Sept 28 Harrisburg. Wuley’s divergent plans to restore parity in the coal industry faced Gov George H. Hayes coal conference. Proposals included state or federal control of production and prices. The discussion questioned reliance on state regulation via a legislative authority amid doubts Congress would back aid for the industry.
Steady progress is reported by Upton Lang Company of Erie on two building projects. The First National Bank structure grows with brick sidewalls nearly complete for a two story addition. Aero Supply expands with steel supports for a pool area and updated net flooring. Construction advances rapidly, with Plant No. 2 relocation noted to a West Main frame plant.
A fragmented 1930s style report discusses finances connected to C E Wilder and Warrenton area figures. It mentions investigations into Wilder’s company dealings, possible charges, and named associates such as Stephenson and Willey. The piece hints at questions of business credibility and local connections in Waton/Warton.
A cottage fire at Horseshaw Lake in Annator Mich killed three children and left their mother Mes Paley Weber and four other relatives with critical injuries. The blaze swept the dwelling threatening the nearby hospital and critically injured several more.
Harrisburg report on the power struggle over appointing temporary administrative staff within Public Assistance. Governor George Eayle faced pressure from lawmakers and county chairs to curb patronage by officials like Secretary Karl De Schweinita, who defended his selections for social workers and other clerical roles amid ongoing political contention.
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