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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1936

Page

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Registration in City Close Long Reg Dems Narrow Margin

Democrats hold a registration edge of about sixty votes over Republicans in this city as the November election nears. Two days of special registration in Cory resulted in Republicans narrowing the Democratic lead to ~60 votes, with 163 Republicans enrolled and 11 Democrats in the latest tally. (Continued on Page Two) Spain’s civil war neared a dramatic climax as insurgents pressed toward Madrid while loyalists prepared for a siege. The fall of Madrid appeared imminent, yet no immediate end to the conflict was foreseen. Catalonia and Asturias prepared to resist, with potential regional outcomes looming.

Cory Tarstay Gwoteva!axvbu Score Way Toledo Madrid Tebels Dalyolumbus America Seville Burgos Trancisco Spain Catalonia France Asturias

Giants Win Opener 6-1 in World Series Rain Slugfest

In a rain soaked opener at Polo Grounds New York Giants beat the Yankees 6 to 1. Carl Hubbell pitched effectively limiting seven hits and earning his 17th straight win. Selkirk Bartell Mancuso Whitehead and Crosetti produced the Giants RBI while Lazzeri doubled for New York.

United Press POL New York New York Giants Yankees Carl Hubbell Giants Crewbal l Tenance Yankems Gehrig Terry Hubbell Hirst Dickey Whitehead Powell Bartell Lazzeri Errars Mancuso Ororetti Jackson Selkirk Ruffing Crosetti Whitehead Rolfe DiMagalo Ott Ripple Yankhes—Dickey Tung Manning Rolfe Jackason Abrhoa Dekaon

Landon Promises Merit System Across Government

Governor Landon declared he would enforce a merit system in all government departments if elected president. He said party office holders could not serve in his cabinet and he would recruit the most competent nonpartisan members, regardless of party. He criticized Roosevelt’s civil service order as not advancing merit and just freezing current officeholders.

Joe Alex Morris United Press Torbka Kan Ail M Landon Shanpenvghitsla Executive Mansion John D. Mt. Hamilton Roosevelt

Communist organ attacks Roosevelt in Pravda copy

Moscow dispatch reports Pravda branding Henry Morgenthau's claim that the Soviet State Bank tried to depress the pound as a cheap political trick aimed at aiding President Roosevelt's campaign. The piece ties the accusation to Western races and U S political maneuvering.

Moscow Comumunist Pravda

Road to Ruin: Burlington Rail Net Income Up Eight Months

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad reports for eight months ended August 31 show net income, contrasting with a net loss of 8,068,821 dollars in the June 1885 period.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad

Huge Dope Syndicate Smashed Across Borders

Mexico City report says a transnational narcotics ring worth about 12 million dollars yearly was cracked by Mexican, U S, and Cuban authorities. Shanghai shipments every three months valued at four million dollars in bootleg US sales were tied to the ring. Arrests included Joseph Purstenberg, I Katz, and Molly Wendt, linked to the same cartel.

United Press Mexico City Jose Siurob Department of Public Health United States Shah Shanghai Joseph Purstenberg I. Katz Molly Wendt Los Angeles Mexico

Rotary Club Indoor Fair Plans For October Event

Me Corry Rotary Club completed plans for its second annual fair and hobby shows set for October 7 3 and 1 at the armory. Twenty members attended last evening’s dinner meeting at the Hotel Sorry where directors arranged entertainment to attract a capacity throng each evening. Sam Irvine spoke of his European tour detailing England Ireland and Scotland and a history of act. Mr and Mrs Irvine traveled to Europe aboard the Queer Mary and Irvine described the boat service and construction outlook. D A Hillstrom, a former member, rejoined and attended the meeting.

Me Corry Rotary Club Armory Sam Irvine England Ireland Scotland Act Irvine Europe

Knox and F D R in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh two major speeches are slated for Thursday night with President Roosevelt and Frank Knox addressing rallies in Oakland. Roosevelt planned to speak at Forbes Field at 9 pm, 15 minutes after Knox finishes his talk in Duquesne Gardens half a mile away. Police expected one of the city’s largest crowds as political interest peaks ahead of November voting.

Pittsburgh United Press Pennsylvania Roosevelt Frank Knox Oakland Forbes Field Knox Duquesne Gardens New ‘Heights

Senate approves government's Devaluation List in Paris

Paris reported on September 36 that the senate approved the government's devaluation list, completing its passage through parliament.

O. K. Devaluation Paris Senate Atevatation

Barbers Raise Hair Cut Prices Citywide

Barbers across the city agreed to a five cent increase in the price of hair cuts, effective tomorrow, raising the cost from 88 to 40 cents. Neck clips rise from 10 to 11 cents. shaves stay at 20 cents. The meeting at DeJeans and Cochran on North Center street also set new Wednesday and Saturday hours and announced future shop closings.

DeJeans Cochran North Center Street Boward Metz South Street

Browder and Companions Arrested as Vagrants

Warl Browder the Communist presidential candidate and five companions were arrested upon arrival at a rally site in Tarre Farm Indiana. Also among those detained were Lermon Waltman and Waldo Grant from New York City. Indiana state party officials Charles Stadtfield and Andrew Ryan of Indianapolis remained seized. Further details continued on the next page.

United Press Tarrefarm Ind Warl Browder Browder Lermon Waltman Waldo’ Grant York City Chicago & Eastern Flighis Charles Stadtield Idianapolis Tate Communist Arty Andrew Ryan

Clark Loses His Appeal in Bribery Case

Philadelphia Sept 30 The State Superior Court denied State Sen. Win Glore Chester County from a bribery conviction and ordered Dauphin County Common Pleas Court to reduce the fine to 1000 dollars The original 4000 dollar fine stands as the maximum for a General Assembly member convicted of bribery The senator was convicted of attempting to use influence to secure passage of administration measures in exchange for state liquor contracts

Philadelpia State Superior Court Sen Win LL Glore Chester County Dauphin County Common Pleas Court Appelate Court Theovy General Assembly Sen. Clark

President Roosevelt to Meet Utilities on Power Pooling

President Roosevelt to confer with government and private utility executives in Washington to discuss pooling the Tennessee Valley power facilities and promoting cheap electricity widely distributed. The conference aims to advance the administration’s social economic power program after recent TVA projects and power initiatives.

Roosevelt United Press Washington Tennessex Valley White House Pittsburgh Tennessee

Charge Italy Germans in Plot

WHADRID Sept 30 The National Confederation of Labor reports a secret accord among Italy Germany and the Spanish Rightists to divide spoils if the insurgents win the civil war The agreement allegedly grants Germany the Canary Islands and rights to naval and air bases on the Cape Verde or Bisagos Islands plus one Balearic Island and economic aid and privileges to Portugal The paper claims a German submarine base was established

Ny Unie Press Whadrid National Confederation of Labor Italy Germany Canary Islands Bisagos Islands Tet Itsy Balearic Islands

Salvation Army Drive Opens Strong in 1936 Campaign

Chairman D A Hillstrom reported nearly $800 raised on Tuesday as the initial canvass gains momentum. Ninety five percent of those surveyed pledged support, with a dinner meeting set for Thursday evening at the Salvation Army hall. The campaign uses the slogan Something of every card and includes a girls’ group event and program by the chairman.

Hillstrom D. A. Hillstrom Salvation Army Hig

Japs Chinese Reach Impasse in Relations

Shanghai dispatch reports China and Japan near a diplomatic impasse as Chiang Kai-Shek plans to meet the Japanese ambassador and reject four Japanese demands while presenting four Chinese counter demands. The issues include autonomy for northern provinces, economic concessions, troop stations, and censorship of anti Japanese education. Bullitt reaches France as ambassador and sails toward Paris.

China Japan Shanghai Chiang Kai-Shek Nanking Shigeru Hawagoe Chiang Jong Hopei Chahar Suiyuan Shantung Shansi Mongolia Russia Japa South Manichurian Yangtze River Hainwu Island

Roosevelt Attacks Communism as He Campaigns for Reelection

President Roosevelt spoke at the Democratic state convention in Syracuse and prepared a major address for Pittsburg. He denounced critics who call him a communist and used his usual irony to defend New Deal policies, urging voters to ignore red harriers and focus on facts. He recalled historical figures to dismiss anti-New Deal claims and pressed his reelection message.

Sandor S. Klein United Press Syracuse Roosevelt Pittsough Losmorrow Tuk Herbert Hi Lehman Memlers Democratic National Committee Gear Washington Thoms Jefferson Andrew Jackson Ahram Lincoln Hector’ Roosevelt

Postal Inspector 15 Called In Bomb Case

Wilkes Barre on September 30 the Commonwealth expected to call Postal Inspector Charles Ramistiot to the stand to present further evidence as it pursues Michael Fugmann in the Good Friday bombings.

Wilkes-Barre The Commonwealth Charles Ramistiot Tom Michael Fugmann

Franco Named Head of Provisional Nationalist Government

Burgos Spain Sept 30 United Press reports General Francisco Franco insurgent commander in chief has been named head of the provisional nationalist government in a move aligned with the Madrid regime.

Presa

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