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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

8

Local interest grows as Parker Cramer charts air route

Local residents follow Parker Cramer, aided by Bert Hassell, on an aerial survey from Detroit toward Greenland and Denmark for potential U S air mail route. The pair faced two weeks lost in the frozen north after an earlier European flight. A radio operator travels with them as they align with Transamerican offices in Cleveland.

Parker Cramer Greeneland Europe Post Office Department Cramer Clarion Corey Pennsylvania Bert Hassell Rockford, T Detroit Handit Greenland Toeland Faroe + Islands Denmark Finch Cleveland

Young flier earns transport pilot license

Oil City August 6 Ray Byjak of Titusville affiliated with Taylor and Foye operators of Splane Memorial airport flew to Port Brie on Tuesday to pass his transport pilot license test. The 19 year old gained aviation credit, securing initial instruction in Wichita Kansas and later private and limited commercial licenses, well known at Titusville and Splane port.

Oil City Ray Byjak Titusville Taylor and Foye Splane Memorial Brie Port Brie Dygile Wichita Kansas Splane Cyrul Lus

Davis Attacks Wine Bricks in Prohibition Plea

County Commissioner Charles R. Davis, a strong prohibitionist, denounced "wine bricks" and other evasion methods at a courthouse interview. He argued against any liquor substitutes, reaffirming his stance that liquor brings misery and he will continue to oppose them while declining to comment on Hoover farm board funding or the former attorney general's involvement with the grape pulp organization.

Eri Charles R. Davis Tve Herbert Hoover Farm Board Mabel Walker Willembrandl

Man killed and coworker burned by high voltage line near Titusville

William Fox 32 of Venangoboro near Meadville was instantly killed when a tree limb struck a live power line and the fence it touched. Carman Dearborn 23 of Edinboro suffered severe burns to the left arm and body and is hospitalized in Titusville but expected to recover. Both men belonged to a crew cutting brush along the Allied Gas and Electric Co. line from Clarion to Union City and Erie.

William, Fox Venangoboro Meadville Titusville Associated’ Gas and Electric Company Carman Dearborn Edinboro Clarion Union City Erie Fox Hyew Fox Dearborn Young Dearborn

Suit for 50000 Damages Follows Crossing Death

Mrs Ella May Brown of New Kensington Pa files a 50000 damages suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad on behalf of her three minor children Howard W Waneta and Eleanor D Brown after the death of husband Harry M Brown struck by a train while crossing tracks between Ninth and Tenth streets in New Kensington February 16 1929 The suit was filed today in Greensburg Pa.

United Press Greensburg Pennsylvania Railroad Today Ella May Brown New Kensington Harry M. ‘Brown Brown Ninn and Tenth Streets Howard W., Waneta Eleanor D. Brown

Real Estate Dealer Fires On Officers Then Tries Suicide

Gari T. Lord, 50, a Boston real estate dealer, forced entry at his estranged wife’s Framingham home to meet his five children. Police were summoned after the intrusion. Lord shot two officers and then attempted suicide.

United Press Framingham Mass Gari T. Lord Boston

Grand Valley picnic draws over five thousand attendees

United States Senator James J. Davis headlined the Grand Valley Odd Fellows picnic, delivering the main address amid a record turnout of more than 5,000. Judge J. A. Arndt Assemblyman A. W. Mumford and State Senator Leroy E. Chapman joined Davis with warm tributes and remarks on agriculture, industry, and the tariff as crowds enjoyed an all day program of games and entertainment.

Corry F. Piemc Grand Valley United States James J. Davis J. A. Arvnd Warren A. W. Mumford Warren County LeRoy EB. Chapman Warren-Venango Davis Hearst Odd Fellows

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