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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
1
Aged Sparta farmer dies as lightning strikes barn
William Anson Brown Sr. of Sparta township perishes in a bolt that set a 60 by 72 foot barn ablaze while he tried to save tools. His wife was stunned, neighbors battled flames, and Brown body was found near the rear door. The loss includes hay and a $8500 barn, funeral set at Rootville. He leaves three sons and a daughter. Weather reports warn no drought relief soon amid a severe heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William Anson Brown
Spartansburg
Copry
Brown Farm
Eldred Lot
Brown
Mr. Brown
Chas. Porrey
Tionesta Not Threatened by Forest Fire
Reports said a large forest fire neared Tionesta but a later report stated no fire was under way near the town. The most serious blaze formed on state forest land between Marienvill e and Kellettville about six miles from the former, with a large blaze and many men working to control it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Marienvillé
Kellettville
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
NBC network 7:00 p.m. Atwater Kenk program. WABC 8:00 p.m. Henry and George. Wiz NBC 9:00 p.m. Westinghouse balute. WEAR NBC 9:30 p.m. Theatre of the alt. WABC 10:30 p.m. Chicago variety program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Atwater
WABC
Henry
George
Westinghouse
Chinese disturbance checked as forces reinforce Yangtze valley
Report from Aug 5 states Nationalist troops and 43 gunboats, including 15 foreign, have arrived along the Yangtze to quiet disturbances raised by Communist advances. British and two American gunboats are aiding. Three radar wounded at Changsha as Teal moves into action. Tokyo dispatched four destroyers from Sasho to Hankow to protect nationals along the Yangtze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Hanscow
China
Yangtze River
Changsha
Teal
TOKIO
Sasho
Shanghai
Hankow
Yangtze
Hunan
Kiangsi
Council Awards Cement Walk Contract After Bid Review
City council met with Mayor Alexander presiding and considered one bid for cement sidewalks awarded to Ellis Harmey. Deeds for sewer right of way covering North Center Street were turned over to Solmeil. Treasurer Westiley reported July receipts of 9,251.68 and disbursements of 11,886.24 with a balance of 11,849.51. A hydrant move cost 212.90 drew protest. Union of small transfers discussed, League of Third Class Cities meeting set for York, Pa. August 10 pending attendance. Bid details for four and five inch concrete work were outlined, including excavation and filling charges. Adjournment followed a discussion on Columbus avenue repairs and asphalt supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Ellis Harmey
Kincaid
Solmeil
Love
Cohen
Fritz
Beckwith
North Center Street
West Iley
Water Supply Co
Columbus Avenue
Jygular
League of Third Class Cities
York
Courel
Harvey
Cement Sidewalk
Dsfour
Railroad records burned in Pittsburgh yard blaze
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two story frame building in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards early today and completely ruined tons of old records stored there. Wiremen fought the blaze for hours before it was brought under control. The building, valued at about 2000 dollars, stood near five nearby structures. The value of the records could not be estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Rress
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Yards
No Water Shortage In Corry City
Corry Water Supply Supt M R Green said there is no danger of shortage. The reservoir is full and wells north of the city in Hare Creek valley supply normally. The system can easily handle twice current consumption in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R Green
Corry
R-100 Ready for Canadian Trip Thursday
Montreal August 5 repairs on the R-100 damaged fin may finish by tomorrow evening enabling a flight over Canadian territory. A Canadian Defense statement hopes to send the dirigible on at least one flight before returning to England with a possible Toronto Ottawa visit depending on weather. The ministry notes Quebec already saw the craft and explains rear bulkhead damage from 200 miles from Montreal. Two hundred square feet of material were needed for repairs as winds hampered work. The Atlantic type dirigible's experimentation era may end when the London India flight is completed within two months. Walter Boott, Erie businessman, was in attendance Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Montreal
Canada
Department of National Defense
England
Toronto
Ottawa
Quebec
Qlebec
India
London
Colmore
Alligible
Dominions
Hoover Finances Secret Commissions Revealed
President Hoover funded unofficial commissions through private subscriptions totaling between 600000 and 700000, with major gifts from the Carnegie Foundation and the Rockefeller Institute. The White House plans a home building conference with 19 organizations, proceeding quietly as in the child welfare effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R4mellon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Reent Child Health Commission
White House
Carnegie Foundation
Rockefeller Institute
Russell Sage Foundation
Holger
Mmr
Savings Bank Division
American Bank Nens Association
League’of Building and Loan Associations
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Amelican Federaion of Labor
Farm Bureau Federation
Miners Burned in Gas Blast at Apollo Mine
Three Apollo miners, Bent Ashbaug 22 J B Alkosky 48 and George Morrow 41, were seriously burned when lamps in their caps likely ignited a pocket of gas at the Conemaugh Risk Coal Apollo mine. They were removed to Citizens Geller hospital after reporting for work at 7 p.m. An investigation was started to determine if flame or other gas pockets imperiled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
Apollo
Conlemaugh+Risk Coal Company
Bent Ashbaug
Alkosky
George Morrow
Citizens Gellar Hospital
Flamen
Continue Effort to Secure Road Repair on Roosevelt Highway
City officials push for temporary gravelling and grading on the Columbus Avenue detour and eastern Roosevelt Highway segment deemed impassable. Mayor Alexander report notes State Highway Department has no funds for maintenance or repairs, despite transfer of the street for improvement. Local leaders, with Senator Kitts and Assemblyman J. H. King, plan to mobilize motor clubs and nearby cities to seek state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Suvenue
Alexander
Frame
Highway Department
Ttne State
Haré Creek
Roosevelt Highway
Senator Kitts
Assembly
J. H. King
Arcsburg
State Highway Department
Concerted Effort to Change Philadelphia Primary Results
Washington reports S Davis Wilson, Philadelphia deputy comptroller, charged a concerted effort to alter Philadelphia primary results for the Brown-Davis ticket. He said the recount found 77,918 ballots across 319 divisions, with changes consistently favoring the Brown-Davis slate and against the organization’s opposed candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Senate Campaign Committee
S. Davis Wilson
Wilson
Defendants in liquor cases held for trial
Sam Martowicz of East Main street was held for the September term of federal court after a hearing before U S Commissioner Filer in Brie. He furnished bond and secured liberty pending disposal next month. Charles Cardenas also was held for court after a hearing, lacked bond but later furnished it and was released. The Bie club case hearing is set for tomorrow before Commissioner Filer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Martowicz
East Main Street
U. S
Filer
Brie
Martowicz
Charles Cardenas
Cardenny
Bie Club
Piler
Three Die In Stamford Leather Factory Blast
An explosion and fire at Richards and Company leather goods factory in Stamford results in three deaths and one serious injury. The victims are identified as George Marshall age 38, Stamford. Frank Amoroso age 59, Stamford. Frank De Marco age 26, Norton Telgats. Authorities label the blaze as the fatal incident and begin investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Stamford
Conn
Richards and Company Facory
George Marshall
Frank Amoroso
Frank de Marco
Norton Telgats
Ark Kerneychny
City to Pave Streets Using Prepared Natural Rock Asphalt
City council discussed using prepared natural rock asphalt for local pavements. A few tons may be ordered for test work next week to patch North Center Street and reduce delays from outside contractors. The Kentucky asphalt, usable without heating, is tested for general sheet repairs citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ig
Kentucky
Jamestown
Rotary Talk Highlights Development of Modern Chemistry
William Powers of Cambridge Springs delivered an overview on the history of chemistry at the Cargy Rotary Club noon meeting. He traced pioneers and their contributions, showing how modern chemistry advances health sanitation industry and agriculture, with guests from Jamestown Daytona Beach and Washington D C among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powers
Gerald Monroe
Jamestown
Fred M. Rowe
Daytona
Fiz
Guy [Ghase
Washington, D. C
Byron FF. Babuitt
St. Laws
H. A. Oissie
John Walraven
Injured racer moves home after burn in Flag Day race
In Altoona Pennsylvania on August 5 injured auto racer Kinda, known as Rager, left for home in Philadelphia after being treated for burns from the Flag Day race. Ambulance transport accompanied him though his condition remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Neid Kinda
Altomobile
Philadelphia
Tair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sparta
Federal Weather Bureau
W.S. Brotzman
Brotzman
Pennsylvania
Dought
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Charles
Marvin
Rim
R. H. Weightman
Howeyer
Central
Onio Valley
Weightman
Council
Ellis Harvey
P. RR
Dirigible
Walter Boott
Erie
PHILA
Cardenas
Elks Club
Rager
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