Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

Page 1

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1930

Page

1

Bentley Named Postmaster of City Reappointment Sent to Senate

C S Bentley, long serving postmaster, faces reappointment after a presidential nomination sent to the U S Senate. The article notes his 16 years as regular employee, prior service under Capt Austin and A D Colegrove, and four commissions by four presidents Mayo 1899 through Hoover. Miss Edith Smith leaves for Ripley Md after hospitalization.

C. S. Bentley U. S. Senate Hoover Summer Bentley Tur Herbert Hooves Pennsylvania Post Nigster Bentley Cone Clays John WF. Austin Huron L. Blydenburg Hurtet Austin A. D. Colegrove Woodtrow Wilson Wilson Warren G. Hardings Galvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover

Palm Sunday Outlook: Showers Interspersed With Sunshine

The United States Weather Bureau reports light showers may greet motorists in western Pennsylvania on Palm Sunday. Rain will be scattered and not delay the long-awaited drive. Cooler weather expected with morning near 60 and afternoon highs 60 to 65. Clouds and sun to alternate throughout the day.

Unites Ress Pittsburgh United States Weather Bureau

Judge Parker Erred Twelve Times in Barcoski Case

United Press reports Franklin Pa April 12 defense moves seek new trial claiming judge erred twelve times in trial of two former coal and iron policemen convicted of manslaughter in Barcoski death. Hearing set for next Wednesday. sentencing for the two acquitted men to follow if motion denied. Defense also files plea to arrest judgment.

Franklin Coal and Iron United Press Parker Yenanga County John Barcoski Tyre Tudge Parker Edward G. Coll Charles B. Prichard Anu Walter P. Lyster Harold P. Watts Allegheny County Climrzes

Bishop Cannon Wile PACE Lobby Probers

James Cannon Jr chairman of the Southern Methodist board of temperance and social service says he will appear before the Senate lobby Committee if it desires information. He notified Chairman Caraway of the committee in Washington on April 12.

United Prep Washington James Cannon, Jr Southern Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service Caraway Senate

Platform Making Chiefs Occupation of State G O P

Philadelphia dossier reports anti prohibitionist factions shaping the party platform with Roblen Phillips Cassatt Pitcairn Childs and Dot rance steering the draft for Monday presentation. Wet ticket opposition and Davis Brown ticket politics unfold as Senate and primary implications loom across Pennsylvania.

T. J. O'Connell United Press Philadelphia T Re Ripuililgan Francis H. Roblen Thomas W. Phillips Robert K. Cassatt Raymond Pitcairn Randolph W. Childs Star Charles Dotrance Grundy George Norris Washington Senate Tom Cunningham Cunningham Pennsylvania Davis-Brown Cunnningham Via “War Board Phillips Bohlen Brown Davis Samuel W. Galus War Board Snyder-Armstrong Salus

Rome Palm Sunday Observance Sets Rome Palm Sunday rite

Rome fills four hundred churches with flowers and palms for Palm Sunday ceremony. The largest crowd is expected at St Peter's where palms will be blessed and distributed by the arch priest. Cardinal Pom Pill officiates at the Lateran Basilica. Pope Piva to receive a specially prepared palm from pontifical prelates in a quiet observance. The Bresca family of Sen Reno provides palm leaves.

United Press Rome Tomorron St. Peter's Lateran Basilica Cardinal Pom- Pill Pope Piva Pontifical Court Mins St. Prisca Sen Reno

Dubois Slayer Sought After Gun Battle In PA

Police and posses scoured the Dubois to Ridgway area for Louis Denaria 45 of Brockway after a gunfight at Denaria home last night left Pedro Pedac 24 dead and Joseph Martini 88 wounded. Martini recently received blackmail letters from an Ohio town. Denaria fled in shirt sleeves. his fate and injuries unknown.

United Press Dubois Paperway Louid Denaria O [Brockway Peared Abed Padac Joseph Martini Denaria Macaroni Works Martini Pedac Ohiotown Pedae Ridgway Dengytf

Appalling War Weapon Devised by United Le London

The Daily Mail reports Britain is secretly forging a crewless air torpedo, a giant armored airplane with 15 engines and a clockwork brain. It carries bombs, lacks space for a human, and is designed to crash after a set distance, delivering manless death.

United le London Britain Daily Mail

Lake Michigan search for missing Chicago artist

Airplanes comb Lake Michigan near the southern shore and over the water as pilots hunt for Ralph Fisher Skelton, a Chicago artist and aviator who vanished on the return flight from Detroit. Skelton departed Detroit at 2 p.m. Tuesday after fueling in Ann Arbor and has not been seen since.

Unitedress Chicago Lake Michigan Ralph Fisher Skelton Ier Detroit Skelton Pal Waukee Field Ann Arbor

Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments

Radio listings outline 1930 programs across networks. Ed Husing sports, Dulie Hehoes, General Electric hour, Dutch Masters minstrels, Rudy Vallee orchestra noted with times on WABC CBS NBC and other networks.

United Press WABC CBS Netwok Ed Husing WABCO CBS Dulie Hehoes WHAP NBG General Electric Hour WIZ NBC WEAP Rudy Vaice

Work pushes on naval pact as London talks near finish

Reported progress on drafting the naval treaty from the 1920 conference indicated the framework was nearly agreed. British officials denied dissent in the drafting committee as the likely signing date approached next week in London.

Webb Miller United Press London Lyle C. Wilson Washington Great Britain Britain Japan United States Hoover Londo Senate Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Geneva

Bethlehem Wins Struggle for Sheet and Tube Merger

Youngstown Ohio April 12 The billion dollar Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger was ratified by 58 008 votes after Eaton Cleveland financier who controls over 200 000 shares vowed further action. He hints at possible injunctions in federal courts while alleging illegal proxy votes and purchased support. The merger champions Campbell Schwab and Grace led the effort amid Eaton’s litigation.

Harry W. Sharpe Youngstown Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel Cyria H. Eaton Cleveland Ohio Eaton James A. Campbell Charles M. Schwab Eugene Grace Bethlehem

Forty Hours Devotions Opened at St Thomas Church

Forty Hours devotions begin at St Thomas Church with the 10:50 Mass Sunday. Morning and evening services run through Tuesday night. A missionary priest assists, with visiting clergy expected Sunday evening, Monday and Tuesday. Rosy preparations by Rev Francis Z Graves and Rev Francis M OConnell.

St. Thomas Church Francis Z. Graves Francis M .O'Connell

Frenchman Sets New Record In Seaplane Flight

Jean Merniez, the French navigator, aims to reach South America after breaking the world seaplane distance record with a flight of 5,823 miles in under 19 hours. The ceremony will feature Shrine bands and Merniez plans a further South American leg before the closing program.

United Press Marseilum Jean Merniez South America Beni Will Corry Meftiog Clowk Tim J. Connell Rood Mermosersi Inmtha Dosineamon Steiner Bmwer Coe

New York Wet Plan Dies As Senate Adjourns

Albany April 12 New Yorks proposal to petition Congress for a national constitutional convention to repeal the 18th Amendment died in the Senate as the legislature adjourned sine die One senator Brown of Schenectady blocked the Cuvillier bill which had passed the Assembly 80 to 62 The bill had been sent to the Senate after Assembly victory and Brown accused the measure of being buried in the general orders The dry enforcement bill backed by Assemblyman Edmund B Jenks was championed by Brown in opposition to the Cuvillier plan and deemed futile and foolish by the dryside foes

Congress Senate United Press Albany N.Y New York State Brown Schenectady Edmund B. Jenks

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.S. Bentley Edith Smith Ripley Corry Hosiptat Palm Sunday Erred ASK Bishop Cannon Wile Pace Lobby Probers G.O.P Davis Brown Norris Davis Camp Albuquerque vieLins Way West Willis Santa Fe Plebio Tileta Albuiquérque Los Angeles Denver Williams Qyhieh Jon Arenes Olguin Distriet Altorney Ami Pickwick Greyhouvd Piose Sixtus V Dent Hoover John J. Parker St Peter's Square North Carolina Supreme Court White House Order of Situs V Haa New York
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication