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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1932

Page

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Mass Meeting of Voters Here Friday Heard State Assembly Candidates

Voters in Corry and surrounding districts may hear three State Assembly candidates for the Third District in Werle county at a mass meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock in the Municipal building. Incumbent John H. King along with Worth Hammond and Wallace Gray of Wesleyville have been invited, with Joseph Ziesenheim of North Girard also extended an invitation for the State Senate race. The Rural Taxpayers Committee sponsors the event to let voters hear candidates and their platforms before the election. J B Vain Allsburg of North East is expected to preside. All voters are urged to attend for insight into the candidates positions on key issues.

Corry State Assembly Werle County Rural Taxpayers’ Committee John H. King Worth Hammond Wallace Joseph Ziesenheim North Girard Senate Miles B. Kitts Erie Rural ‘Tax- Payers’ Committee Boyd Spencer Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Rural Taxpayers' Group Assembly J.B. Vain Allsburg North East Rural Taxpayers Committee

Mine strike turbulence hits Jewett village in Ohio

Cadiz Ohio April 20 United Press a mysterious explosion shook the strike torn Harrison county area near Jewett after Guardsmen reported the theft of five quarts of nitroglycerin. Troops reported gunfire and police say blast origin unknown while authorities increased anti aircraft defenses at mine properties amid fears of air raids.

United Press Cadiz Harrison County Cpal Elds Jewett H. A.arbuckle Hampetway National Guard Adena Lheale Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Homers Shine Wiliam L. Marlin

City plans highway beautification along West Smith Street

Local groups including Rotary Kiwanis Woman’s and Business and Professional Women’s clubs will fund and execute a western entrance beautification project from West Smith Street toward the State Fish Hatchery on the Roosevelt highway. State architects aid, shrubbery and trees supplied, planting to start within one or two weeks with club labor coordinated through Corry Relief Fund. An early committee meeting is planned to launch the road improvement effort.

West Smith Street Roosevelt Highway Rotary Kiwanis Woman’s Corry Relief Fund

New Spring Railway Schedules Boost Changes Across Lines

Railroads bring major timetable shifts with the adoption of daylight saving time. The Renovo division alters Corry westbound No. 1 to about 7:41 PM, with other minor departures nudged a few minutes. Buffalo division and Erie system changes expected soon, including an earlier westbound through Corry and a 7:25 AM eastbound departure.

Pennsylvania Railroad Erie Railroad Renivo Althgugh Buffalo Erie Renovo Eric Corry Richardson Buffato Division City Ground

Sympathy for Desert Rat Tragedy Near Yuma

In Yuma Arizona on April 20 sympathy for a desert rat in the road led to a fatal crash that killed Elena Sanderos a 24 year old Mexican actress and injured four other people in the vehicle incident.

United Press Yuma Ariz Elena Sanderos Mexicart

Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments

Radio listings show WJZ NBC network five ody moments, WABC CBS network 8 00 Past Praight, WEAF NBC network 9 30 Concert, WABC CBS network 10 30 Playboy hour, WABC CBS network 11 00 Columbia Symphony Orchestra with details fragmentary for a historic schedule page.

WJZ NBC WABC CBS WEAF

Schwab Urges Hard Work as Key to Economic Problems

Charles M. Schwab told the Pennsylvania Society in New York that there are no rich men in America today and warned prosperity cycles will bring low moods. He said hard work is the only solution to economic difficulties and expressed optimism despite talk of going broke. The address was given Wednesday.

United Press New. York America Charles M. Schwab Pennsylvania Society Schwab

Senate stock inquiry narrows brokers in short selling probe

The Senate banking and currency committee narrowed the probe to 20 brokers and traders with short positions over 2000 shares. Names will be published today. Transcripts from 24,000 short sale slips are nearly complete. Some well known figures appear, none cabinet members named.

Senate Stock Exchange United Press Washington Génals Banking and Currency Committee United Press Congress Norbeck Publi Bation

Fire Causes $100,000 Damage in Conneaut Blaze

A downtown fire in Conneaut caused about $100,000 in damage and was brought under control this forenoon by Conneaut and East Conneaut fire departments. The blaze started in the rear basement of the Knights of Pythias building on Main Street.

Conneaut East Conneaut Bare Knights of Pythias Main Street

Body Found in Summer Home at Findley Lake

Leonard T. McBirdy vice president and general manager of Aero Supply Corp and Corry’s prominent citizen was found dead at his Findley Lake cottage from a self inflicted gunshot wound. The body was moved to Corry after authorities confirmed death. A note to his wife, business matters, and ill health are cited as possible factors. The tragedy prompted mournful responses from local residents.

Leonard T. McBirdy Aero, Supply Corporation Corry Little Corry Findley Lake JSON Walter Finn Chautauqua Inn McElroy Alexander & Company South Center Street McIlroy McWlroy McTlroy Trill Indicator Company N. F. Ames S. W. Stewart Standard Turnbuckle Company West Main Street

Beauty shop worker victim of gas fumes

Pittsburgh April 20 Miss Margaret Picott 20 employed by beauty shop was found dead in her room from fumes from a small floor heater. Mrs Lillian Benson alarmed by Miss Picott’s absence summoned police after they forced the door. A dog in the room was unaffected. The woman had been dead about two days.

Pittsburgh Margaret Picott Lillian Benson Miss Flood

Contested Will Case Involving Dennis Dugan In Corry

Hearing before Register of Wills B F Swarts continued over a dispute in Corry over Michael J Briskie's estate. Dennis Dugan claims a 1929 will named him beneficiary, while a forged 1995 will allegedly signed by Briskie leaves Anthony Briskie as sole beneficiary. The second will, alleged forged, is dated June 20, 1925.

B. F. Swarts Register of Wills Dennis Dugan Michael J Briskie Rain City Dugan Briskie Corry Wis Anthony Briskie Chestut Street Pigan

Acid Taken For Pepper Mint Claims Erie Man

Hydrochloric acid mistaken for peppermint caused the death of Valentine Heisler, 56, of Erie, at St. Vincent's Hospital. Coroner reports accidental death. Survived by widow, four sons, and two daughters.

Ey United Ress Erie Valentine Heisler St. Vincent's Hospital Teday

McFadden and Mrs Pinchot in bitter fight

In Pennsylvania's 15th district Republican primary, Mrs. Corne lia Bryce Pinchot and Rep. Louis T. McPadden wage a high stakes campaign. Governor Gifford Pinchot campaigns with his wife as they tour eight counties from Milford, arranging last‑minute drives amid mudslinging and rival strategies.

Joseph S. Wasney United Press Harrisburg Skitlen Cornelia Bryce Pinchot Louis T. McPadden Pennsylvania Congress Ms. Pinchot McFadden

Washington Not Alarmed Over British Debt Action

Washington officials said Britain's omission of a debt payments item signals expected reparations adjustments at the Lausanne Conference in June rather than a default. Senate finance chair Smoot warned against forgiving foreign debts, noting Britain funded its debt and that other nations would not receive similar settlements.

United Press Washington Great Britain United States England Congress Lausanne Neville Chamberlain Smoot Senate Finance Committee United Press Today

Dail Passes Bill to Renounce Oath in Irish Free State

Dublin April 20 First reading of the bill removing the oath to the crown from the constitution of the Irish Free State was passed by the Dail without a vote today. The crisis with Britain deepens as the bill moves toward final passage in the Senate may delay for 18 months before reapproval in the Dail.

Syares Dublin Irish Free State Dail Britain Free State Senate de Valera

Erie Man Jacob Jovannes 1B Kills Self, Coroner Reports

Jacob Jovannes 1B is reported to have killed himself with a revolver at his home in Erie today. Coroner W. G. Btroble states the death occurred within an hour of the shooting.

Erie Jacob Jovannes W. G. Btroble

Corry Red Cross Mobilizes Wheat Aid for Poor

The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross and the national body rally to support the Corry Relief Fund With requisition of surplus federal wheat two hundred barrels of flour are being shipped to Corry The flour will be stored at Bracken Brothers warehouse and redistributed through the local relief fund as funds run low and the emergency continues Officials expect arrival details soon

Red Cross Chapter Relief Fund Corry American Red Cross Red Cross Bracken Brothers Buch Co

Favor Election On Prohibition During Off Year

United Press report by Raymond Clapper outlines a proposed off year referendum on prohibition. It envisions a national referendum with delegates elected to a constitutional convention to decide on repeal or modification, then ratification by Congress. Dems seek to depoliticize the issue, while Hoover aides push the plan for discussion within the administration. Brookhart accuses wets of bribing delegates at state conventions to push prohibition plans.

Raymond Clapper United Press Washington Hough United Pre —Phis Admini Congress Munich Ita Republican Rhotler “Commission Wickersham Commission Hoover Brookbart Town Brookhart Sai Raskob-Dupont

Fragmented World News Bulletin From World Events

The bulletin cites panic over a Chinese city captured by communists in a tense Washington note. It also reports Congress criticism of open commerce and budget concerns in Ledesvale, while Geneva mentions Newton D. Baker and a League of Nations post. New York notes James Mevals death at the Hotel Oxley before a trial.

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