Lindberghs on a 1434hour nation crossing tour
The Davis Brown ticket led by Tamen J. Davis and Frances Brown will visit Corry on a western Pennsylvania tour as part of a state campaign. Brig. Gen. Edward C. Shannon and Philip H. Dewey will join, with meetings planned in Pittsburgh Scranton and many other towns including Greensburg Johnstown Harrisburg Allentown and Williamsport. The western tour opens April 28 with Huntingdon, continuing through Tyrone Philipsburg Clearfield and DuBois, culminating in a large slate of rallies through May Day weekend.
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Tamen J. Davis
U.S
Frances Brown
Corry
Pennsylvania
Davis Browt. Wekel
Edward C. Shannon
Philip H. Dewey
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Bris
Greensburg
Johnstown
Williamsport
Reading
Altoona
Harrisburg
Lancaster Allentown
Willeas- Barre
Huntingdon
Tyrone
Philipnburg
Clearfield
DuBois
Rie
Wfter
Ridgway
One
Warren
Waterford
Meadville
Franklin
Mercer
Warrell Ayjly
Auto Wrecks Cause Several Deaths Over Weekend
Corry and nearby areas saw multiple auto wrecks over the weekend with two or three fatal outcomes. A Jamestown rider Karl Gustafson, 23, died in a collision near Corry. Erie resident Marion Ta was struck by a car driven by Legrande Skipper in Erie, and Charles Cari, 8, of Westfield, was hospitalized in a dying condition after an Erie-area crash. A grade crossing collision near Ripley killed two Bath residents. Seven Erie residents were taken to Meadville hospitals after a crash on the Spangenertown Venango road. Steve Preyel, 44, lost control leaving the road in a learner’s permit car, suffering major damage. Matilda Vilagi, 17, Preyel’s step-daughter, was most seriously injured. Violent incidents also reported in Littlburgh with a burned cab and arrests tied to a stone-throwing episode amid a taxi strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Buffalo
Walle Corry
Karl Gustafson
Jamestown
Carl “Marion
Legrande Skipher
Marion
Charles Cari
Westtiela
St. Vingent's ‘Hospital
Ripley
Bath
Silver Creek
Meadville
Sapgertown
Venango
Steve Preyel
Onya
Matilda Vilagi
Preyel
Delegates Approve New Naval Pact in Final Form
Heads of the five delegations approved the naval treaty in final form and prepared for printing and signing at St James Palace. The agreement includes a three power limitation pact among United States Britain France Italy and Japan and covers submarine rules and the 1936 shipbuilding holiday. The text will run about 22 pages in two languages with revisions to be reprinted.
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London
Naval Conference
St. Jame's Palace
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
St James
Jurists Committee
England
Treasury Mellon
John Trascob
United
Britain
Henry Curran
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Washington
Population of Second Ward in Corry Reveals 1467 Inhabitants
The Journal reports 1,467 residents in Corry's Second Ward, sourced to census supervisor Frank Raeder of the Erie-Crawford district. The ward was fully tallied, with the census ruling handled by Mrs. E. C. Barnes. The enumeration also lists sixty-four unemployed residents in the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Corry
Frank Raeder
Erie-Crawford
E.C. Barnes
New York Stock Exchange Faces Uneven Session
United Press report notes numerous weak spots on the New York stock exchange as the session turned irregular after earlier efforts to spark a swift bull move. Anaconda Steel, the Railroad, American Telephone and other issues fell sharply.
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United Press New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
Anaconda
TS. Steel
The
Railroad
American Telephone
Today’s five best radio entertainments lineup
A 1930 United Press list outlines five top programs across networks. WJZ airs Roxy and His Gang at 7:00 p.m. on NBC. WABC presents Henry and George Bellhop at 8:00 p.m. on CBS. WEAF carries AA and PL Gypsies at 8:30 p.m. on NBC. WEAF also features the General Motors hour at 9:30 p.m. on NBC. and CBS airs Gol Strand crusaders at 10:30 p.m.
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Gopgright
United Press
WJZ
NBC
Roxy
His Gang
WABC
CBS
Henry
George Bellhop
WEAF
General Motors
WABG
Gol Strand Crusaders
Junior Senior Reception Planned Friday at Local School
Arrangements for the annual Junior-Senior reception are underway with Jace MacInnes as chairman. The banquet will be served at the Hotel Corry at six, with red and white colors. Dancing from nine to four follows in the Junior High gym, decorated with a Holland scene and a wind mill. The Sevilla Orchestra of Warren will provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace MacInnes
Ises
Corry
Holland
Sevilla
Warren
Thyss
Capone flees Chicago after third massacre in gangland
April 21 reports say Al Capone left Chicago less than 20 hours before three henchmen were killed in a South Side speakeasy. Police weigh multiple theories for his departure including brother Albert Capone’s Miami vagrancy case and pressures from rival gangs.
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Chicago
Bearface
Capone
Albert
Miami
Easter Joy Fills Corry Churches Amid Fine Spring Weather
Easter services across Corry drew capacity crowds as pleasant spring weather followed cool days. Churches held cantatas and special programs led by choirs from First Baptist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and St Thomas parishes. Rural carriers from multiple counties gathered in Meadville for a dinner and talks, with 250 guests attending at Grace Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hasler
Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Montane
Petrie
Ralph S. Dewey
Alice Messenger
St.Thomas and
St. Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
Solemmn
Shelley
First Baptist Church
Barton Smith
The
Baptist
Brimanuel Episcopal Church
Ot Ex
St. Pat's Lutheran Church
Tinstedse Church
Ehnirch
Raid raids bust cock fight roosters in Ohio towns
Police seized forty game roosters valued at 1000 dollars during a raid at a cock fighting operation near the Ohio Pennsylvania line east of East Liverpool and Lisbon. Fort forfeits totaling 870 dollars were posted by 37 men in East Liverpool and Lisbon following the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ohio
East Liverpool
Lisbon
Ohio-Pennsylvanta Line
Here
Lindberghs Set New Transcontinental Air Record
Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife set a new cross country record in 14 hours 45 minutes and 32 seconds, landing at Roosevelt Field after detouring around fog but completing the fastest nonstop flight from Glendale, Ohio to Hadley, Delaware. The couple, praised by reporters, credited teamwork and piloting by Mrs Lindbergh.
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Charles Lindbergh
United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Heather
United States
Roosevelt Field
Glenaale
Galit
Lindbergh
Ohio Indiana Line
Qwey
Hadley Dela
Ranger
Ground Broken for Addition to Gas Station West Smith Street
Union Oil Supply Company has started construction on a new washing and greasing garage at its Pennzoil West Smith Street station. Local contractor Frank G. Jones began work this morning. Brenton-Hicks, Erie and Oil Guy architects, plan an artistic Spanish style exterior with stucco finish and modern equipment to handle growing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Oil Supply Company
West Smith Street
Pennzoil
Frank G. Jones
Brenton-Hicks, Erie
Oil -Guy
Jerge
Divi B41
Focel
Hoover’s Pick for U.S. Court Faces Defeat
United Press reports Senate judiciary committee voted 10 to 4 to report favorably the nomination of John J. Parker of North Carolina to the Supreme Court, but a Senate rejection is expected. Critics cite charges by union labor and Negro groups. Parker’s backers hope executive-session delay or a public statement may ease opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Senate
Johnn J. Parker
North Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
Hoover
Parker
Dysr Mat
North Cayasine
Mitchell
Bakers of
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Red Jackd Coat Company
Borrer
White House
Norris
Borah
Idaho
Indian Revolt Spreads Across India Say Gandhi
Francis Low reports from Bombay that the movement for Indian independence has grown from isolated protests to a nationwide campaign. Gandhi insists no suspension of protest will occur despite rioting at Chithexdi where nine were killed and calls on public sentiment against Britain to remain strong.
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Francis Low
United Press
Bombay
India
K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Quriss
Chithexdiie
Britain
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Tig Ostend
Webb Miller
Hoboken
United States Steel Corporation
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Blaine
Wisconsin
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Union Square
Brooklyn
Christopher Johnson
Bulletins
Hotel Corry
Enthy Wasuuuyare
Adlice
Scarfare
Ari
Hirde
Eader
Mead- Resurrection — Beautiful Choir
Ville
C.C. McDevitt
Wash Programs
Offeredington
Mary Moran
Mini
Iss
Clyde Hall
Blut Dahl
Glenn
Rt. D
Allegheny
Butler
Lawrence
Crawford County
Cleland C. McDevitt
Washington D. C
Forest Bond
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Chautauqua County
New York State
W. J. Baldwin
Grace M. E. Church
J. E. McCloskey
Warren County
Norman McLallen
Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Cyrus McMichael
Conneaut Lal
Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers Association
Charles P. Clyde
C. C. McDevilt
Washington, D
Ned Goodey
Edinboro
Pennsylvania Rural Letter Garriers' Association
Tuly
Washington, Pa
Andrew J. Palm
Senate Committee
Frace
Supreme Court
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