Senate to probe Pennsylvania primary campaign power play
Senator Grundy urges Senate inquiry into campaign expenditures linking Republican financier Grundy and Pennsylvania Railroad President Atterbury. The Norris resolution authorizes a broad probe into senatorial campaigns, with Illinois and Pennsylvania cases to be examined as the panel convenes next week.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Thedal
Pennsylvania
Jossph St. Gruidy
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senate
Mediil Macormick
Ilinois
Hirdst Johnsim
California
Golorough Remi
Maryland
Patterson
Beni
Mussari
Wittman
Dem
Nev
Warner
Den
N.Y
Daly
Dom
Mont
Johmson
Norris
Repu
Nujbe
Lueb
Thomas E. Williams
Harrisemag
Sento Tosepe
Ilish Fund
Aero
Grundy
Smatar Gmundy
Alteck Linkin
Wm.s. Vare
Charles B. Hall
Philadelphia
Grimdy
Atterbuy
Grungy
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Networks
A schedule of today’s top radio programs across networks including WAP NBC WIZ WBC WHA Raleigh Revue Curtis Institute of Music and Take Hillington’s Band with times spanning 10 00 to 12 30 EST and HST listings. These entries showcase varied musical performances and program blocks from network to network.
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WAP
NBC
Allies
WIZ
WBC
Pickard
WHA
WABG
GES
Curtis Institute of Music
CBS
Hillington
Shriners to stage big ceremonial here in town
Zem Zem Temple from nearby visits Corry for a Saturday evening program at the State Armory. J Orin Wait and temple officers arranged the event. The Shrine affair features the Zembani band, Arab Patrol drills, drum and bugle corps, and Hunters choir with new uniforms on display.
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Zem Zem Temple
Corry
Sauuday
State Amory
Zem Zem Pemple
J. Orin Wait
Zem Zen ‘Temple
Zém Zembani
Wugle
Tie Denm
State Armory
Corry Girl Wins $2,500 Hervey Fellowship
Miss Sarah Wilson of Corry has been awarded the $2,500 Hervey fellowship at St. Lawrence University Canton New York. The Corry High School graduate earns a year of study in the United States or Europe based on scholastic merit in Ringlist literature. Her win is described as likely the largest scholastic award ever won by a Corry student.
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Sarah Wilson
Wilbut Wilson
Fourth Avenue
Hervey
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. C
Wilson
Corry High School
United States
Europe
Corry
Man Wanted in Chic Arrested Here Thursday
Warren Ohio police arrested Thomas L. Lawson here Thursday after he was sought in Chicago. Lawson faced assault and battery charges and was returned to Warren for a hearing. Earlier, a Fourth Ward youth was picked up for a sneak theft, confessed multiple house thefts, and was paroled to report regularly. Local Mayor L Alexander and Mrs L J Rowe were noted in city visits.
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Thomas Lawson
Warren
Ohio
Thomas L. Lawson
Ruppersburg
Lawson
P. A. Harter
Ohio City
Corry
Fourth Ward
Ind
L. Alexander
Second Ward Woman Hurt Falling From Porch Roof
Mrs. C. W. Lyons of 636 North Center Street fractured both ankles after slipping on a roof shingle while cleaning upper porch windows. She jumped to avoid a fall, but sustained serious injuries and was taken to the hospital where the fractures were set. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon in moderate weather. she is a longtime local resident and will be incapacitated for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lyons
North Center Street
Corry
Naval Parley Near Close With 3 Power Treaty
London April 11 delegates at the naval conference near agreement on a three power treaty among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Signatures expected at the first plenary next week with a plan for a naval build up on a parity basis to be maintained among the three powers. France Italy and Britain show reluctance on limiting navies beyond agreed parity.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Ward O
United States
Great
Britain
Butt
Havin
Prange
Thaly
Paul
France
Italy
Sie
Watchman Urged by Club and Court Actions
In Youngstown April 11 Isaac Levine father of Charles Levine, who joined Clarence Chamberlain on a trans Atlantic flight, named defendant in a $100000 breach of promise suit by Eugenia Watts Miss Kata a former schoolteacher alleging Levine jilted her and left her stranded in London after starting in New York to marry her. Erie County Motor Club endorses better protection for West Smith Street crossing urging daylight waterman service at the crossing. A letter was sent to Corry city council pledging cooperation. Reports show twenty one road service calls answered by Corry members in the past month.
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Levine
Erie County Motor Club
West Smith Street Crossing
Wy United Eres
Youngstown
Isaac Levine
Charles Levine
Clarence Chamberlain
Common Pleas
Eusgenia Wats
Kata
London
New York
Lawrence
Trne
Erie County Motor Wh
West Smith Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Bandits kill man and rob bank in Piqua heist
Four bandits opened fire at the Citizens National Bank and Trust Company in Piqua Ohio injuring two bystanders and killing one man. The robbers escaped with about 5500 dollars. Police chased the getaway vehicle but no arrests were reported.
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Piqua
Ohio
Citizens ‘National Bank and Trust Company
Prohibition Poll Shows Slight Gain Across States
The Literary Digest reports a fifth week rise in prohibition sentiment with four new states represented. Of 2,516,072 votes, 712,540 favor enforcement, 764,266 favor modification, and 1,029,257 favor repeal. Kansas remains dry, Tennessee shifts to enforcement, and several states show repeal supports above 30 percent in a largely split nation. Rhode Island posts the heaviest wet vote.
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Colargdy
Idaho
Montana
Sansas
Tenessee
Connecticut
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Rhode Teland
District of Columbia
Califor
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Eminent physician honored after AMA presidency
A renowned medical figure, who once led the American Medical Association, was recently honored. The feature notes his significant contributions to medicine and his leadership role within the AMA, highlighting the esteem in which he is held by peers and institutions.
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American Medical Association
Bee
Four City Officials to Attend Harrisburg Conference on Sewage Plant
Corry will send four delegates to the state conference in Harrisburg next Tuesday April 1 on the sewage disposal plant problem. Mayor C L Alexander and City Solicitor Blain Kincaid will be joined by Frank T England superintendent of finance and M Leo Muldericht superintendent of public property. They plan to travel by motor Sunday and return by Wednesday or Thursday. The result will be reported at the second April meeting on Ages 21st. Other towns including Ford City Youngsville and Warren plan to send representatives to seek extensions of time from the State Sanitary Water Board, a move seen as essential to avoid bankruptcy in some municipalities.
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Corry Wall
Hartisbirg
Khown
C. L. Alexander
Blain Kincaid
Harrishope
Frank T. England
M. Leo ‘Muldericttf
Atate
Alexander
Journal Today
Thes
State Sanitary Water Board
Ford City
Pennsylvania
Hartisburg
Youngeville
Warren
Harrisburg
Local Pastor Rev R F Cressey Plans Retirement
Rev Roger F Cressey, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church for three years, told the Board of Sessions at the annual meeting last night of his intention to resign the local charge. Action on the resignation was deferred to a later date. He indicated plans for the future to the Journal. About a hundred members attended a 6:30 tureen dinner hosted by the Opportunity Club and the Ladies Aid Society before the meeting. Reports from church groups were favorable with treasury balances noted. N. R. Dickson was named to succeed himself on the board of elders for a three year term. Samuel Scott and A. Rice were also elected or reinstated for terms. Trustees Hubert Heerlein, Wann ie Crowell and Robert Ott were added. The congregational meeting adjourned after informal discuss ion of other church matters.
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Roger F. Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cressey
Opportunity Club
Ladies Aid Society
N. R. Dickson
Board of Elders
Samuel Scott
AT. Rice
Sugar Grove
Hubert Heerlein
Wranie Crowell
Robert Ott
Forty Autos Destroyed in Fire at Pennsylvania Garage
Fire in a Reynoldsville man Frank Buzzard’s garage in Punxsutawney caused total destruction of the building and 40 autos, 24 owned by Buzzard. Damage estimated at 100000 with 21000 insured. Fire origin unknown, discovered early with explosion hindering firefighters.
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Sy Uniterres
Punxsutawney
Frank Buzzard
Reynoldsville
Buzzard
Damise
Rossbacher Re named Head Stanford Hose Company
Rinchard Rosebacher was re elected president of the Stanford Tiwi Company at the annual meeting of the volunteer firemen’s organization in the First Wapdt fire station. Officers named for the coming year include Roy Rickerson as vice president G A Pain secretary Thomas Garrity treasurer Harold Loveland foreman Leo Shields first assistant foreman Charles Kinley second assistant foreman Frank Kinley William Heath H Boatwall trustees Ed Becket James Ward E Loveland final committee Ernest Bachamer delegate state convention Join Kinley alternate delegate Frank Kin Thomas Garrity and Walliam Heal representatives to Firemen’s Felice association C Kinley James Nevi li Thomas Green Leon Brown representatives to Eric County Fireman’s Association Charles Graker assistant chief of the fire department. The Corry Firemen’s Relief Association was reorganized with Charles Kinley president Thos Green vice president Andrew Par son secretary treasurer Leon Brown and Thomas Garrity board of control for 4-year terms. Treasurer’s report showed a balance of over $14,000.
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Rinchard Rosebacher
Stanford Tiwi
Els
Immet
Hnac
Roy Rickerson
G. A Pain
Fureman
Frank Kinley
William Heath
H. Boatwall
Ed. Becket James Ward
E. Loveland
Ernest Bachamer
Join Kinley
Frank Kin
Thomas Garrity
Walliam Heal
Firemen's
Felice
C. Kinley
James ‘Nevili ‘Thomas
Green
Leon Brown
Eric County
Fireman's Association
Charles Graker
Corry Firemen's Relief Association
Charles Kinley
Thos Green
Andrew Parson
Association
Verdicts Totaling 46000 Against Gas Co in Explosion Case
Verdigtts totaling 46000 were returned against the Columbia Natural Gas Company over an explosion along Baillies Run Creighton on April 2 1929 that left 12 people burned or injured and two houses wrecked Awards: Mr and Mrs Mike Papriske and four children 32400 Mr and Mrs Leonard Guhl and Marie Guhl 16 5000 Jesse C Mighugh and Helen Mighugh 5000 and Harny 19 Justium 3000
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Pittsburgh
Veralla
Columbia Natural Gas Company
Baillie
Creighton
Mike Papriske
Leonard Guhl
Marie Guhl
Liner sunk off coast of Korea reported by press
United Press reports the timer City Bt Peking near Port Hamilton off Korea after a naval incident. In Akron on April 13, Mrs Jenie Bishop filed for divorce on grounds of separation since 1897, citing a long marital dispute and petition in common pleas court.
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Korea
United Press London
Peking
Port Hamilton
Stayds
Nagasaki
Akron
Aimer
Jenie Bishop
Common Pleas
Ashner
Santa Fe Train Demolishes Bus in New Mexico
A Santa Fe train struck a bus in New Mexico injuring twenty seven passengers. None were killed or seriously injured though many passengers were badly mangled and identities uncertain.
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Santefe
New Mexico
Driver Steps On Gas In Bus Truck Collision Near Albuquerque
At a crossing near Albuquerque a bus and a fast train collided killing ten and wounding many as flames engulfed wreckage. Investigators say the bus driver may have pressed the accelerator instead of the brakes. visibility was poor and several bodies suffered severe damage before identification could be made.
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United Press
Alsuquerque
N. M
Pickwick
Ofhon
Los Angeles
Albuqueraun
Alhuquerque
Spring recess set for Corry schools through Easter
Corry school officials announced a spring recess of eleven days from Thursday April 17 to Monday April 28, with classes suspended for Good Friday and the following week as students leave for holidays. Superintendent Dewey reported progress in band organization despite storm-related road conditions keeping some away. Masonry leader Myers Balpp of Maryland died in Baltimore, a notable obituary from the Grand Master of Maryland.
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Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Charles Fe ‘Campbell
Erie
Baltimore
Vyaeruyi
Balpp
Maryland
Ted
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Atterbury
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City
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Kincaid
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Board of Sessions
Rossbacher
Stanford Hose
Relief Association
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