19 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1927
Page
1
President Coolidge signaled Hoover can remain in the Commerce post, denying any resignation threat from rebuke. The White House stated Hoover’s performance merits continued service, countering speculation that Hoover would replace Kellogg or that a reshuffle would occur.
Trustees of the United Brethren church awarded contracts for main work. Martin Bardon was named for the masonry and carpentry. Glelia Miller for the carpet work accepted. Completion aims to invest about 4000 dollars with improvements to enlarge the sanctuary and provide better facilities for the congregation and community. Progress reported by United Press notes high waters spreading through many states, with river crests and widespread flooding threat across Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Mississippi valleys.
A juror was chosen for a murder trial in Long Island City amid questions of capital punishment views. The man, described as a hotel worker, stated mixed opinions on the death penalty but indicated belief in the statute's provisions. others observed changes in stance as the selection proceeded.
Vintage radio listings highlight top programs and stations including WIZ New York and WIP Philadelphia with times and sponsor notes. It lists orchestras, quartets, and variety acts across cities like Cincinnati and Buffalo, reflecting a mid century broadcasting guide.
A Canterville School wreck near Carrollton Michigan today killed instructor Miss Ella Kelly and left about 26 pupils unaccounted. Four students confirmed safe, three in serious condition as rescue efforts continue. News agency report.
Ford dealers awarded the contract to furnish a dump truck to the Army after bids were opened at the city council meeting. Forbes and Spaulding bid favored after review, with protests over a smoke nuisance near Peake Products Company. A few routine items and a tragic accident at Corry Hospital closed the session.
City council approved final reading of Ordinance No 6h to fund street improvements at North Center Street and Park Blueway Colubine Avenue. Executives directed the superintendent and finance officer to prepare a bond outline for presentation to the council. Estimated bonds range from 25000 to 100000, with exact amount to be decided after further study.
The Business and Professional Women's Club launches a membership drive led by Miss Minnie Koford with Miss Yate Mcrray-eldsted as chair. Members and interested business and professional women are urged to send their names by Thursday April 2nd to Miss Koford or Miss Mcrray at the Hotel.
Washington April 19 United Press reports a new clash over the Day Post Prohibition Commission appointment. President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon are expected to confer on a permanent commissioner while opposition, including Teague and Teague supporters, mounts to block Retired Commissioner Haymes.
United Press reports Mrs Abired J Brose President Moneta and dialogue in Washington discuss Biographers of George Washington. Critics denounce portraiture and supposed hero worship. Mrs Brose advocates balanced view and warns against demonizing Washington. Observers note public support for accurate history.
Authorities report three youths in a Bondy Hart coupe suspected in a late night theft ring. One suspect named Walter Paul, others unknown, with arrests tied to Corry Sunths Youngsville and Kane stations. Four men aged 17 to 19 detained as authorities plan questioning later.
Clyde E. Weir elected as president of the Rotary Club at the annual officers’ election held at Low Corey. The meeting saw officers including secretary De OW and directors such as 1 MadRen and R K Nason spoke on the district convention to be held next May in Jamestown. Four hundred Rotarians and wives are expected to attend with the club planning to send a 100 member delegation. Nearby guests included Vali DirVeer from Geneva and Albright from Cleveland among others.
Federal court in Detroit postponed Ford's trial for three days due to illness of Senator Reed and ongoing concern over juror bias. Judge Fred Raymond halted proceedings as defense sought relief from publicity and possible juror taint. Attorneys argued for postponement and potential mistrial, with motions over potential judicial bias and justiciable causes.
Report from Corry and White area shows patrolmen arranging hearings for offenders after arrests on the highway. J B Patterson was ordered to appear before Alderman Porter after parking a car on the state road to erect a sign. A fine was paid by another driver cited for operating a vehicle without proper light. Hearing dates set for Monday afternoon and Wednesday evening for additional cases.
Povin hundred guests were served at a grand Easter Monday supper ball in St Rae Ward Hall hosted by the Ladies of the Lip Renovatory Association. Mrs Thomas Downey led a large committee for the event with a 36th annual dancing party following a dinner served from six o clock. The Hawks orchestra provided music for the crowd of about five hundred businessmen and guests.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a injunction against United Mine Workers of America members in the south central part of West Virginia. The case questioned whether interference with coal mining operations violated interstate commerce. The district court at Charleston, W Va had granted the injunction.
Moscow April 10 United Kresg says China and Russia are centers of imperialistic aggression at the opening session of the Congress of Soviets Were A state of war already exists in China with warships and troops stationed by the United States England and others Rykoff warns further intervention could spark an imperialistic war becoming a world war He notes China shapes orient socialist schemes and drew attention to imperialist activities.
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