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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
1
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Pittsburgh dispatch notes Grant temporary injunctions in Corry Pennsylvania suppressing five maps of taverns and confections after a raid. Federal Judge Gigon issued orders against George Ward Lillian Ward Corry Damantown Mfg Co Sam Marlowies Jin Homopolous Mary Straegles Dentos Horn Spalgus and others. A September 15 hearing will decide permanent status.
The annual picnic at Mather Park Columbus is set for Wednesday August 18 with sports and a ball game at 3 o clock. Coleman s Band from Union City will provide music and Community Aid will serve a cafeteria lunch while tables are arranged by the committee for those bringing their own lunch. The Men s Club of Columbus will manage the ice cream supply during the day.
A hearing in the Golumbic insolvency case continued this morning before Referee Marsh. Creditors examined former Tora businessman R. Golumbie as Brie Attorneys reported no new interests surfaced. adjournment set for August 28. L. & Haas of Meadville visited, departing for Buffalo.
Metz Construction Company of Erie began concrete pouring on West Columbus Avenue with 250 to 800 feet laid before a brief breakdown halted work. Repairs are expected to resume this afternoon. Hefernan Construction of Dunirk handles the sublet and focuses on the Hare Creek bridge where major pours are planned next week. Northside street work aims for completion soon.
A Pacific Era airliner piloted by Robert Wark and Howard Brown crashed at Ladney Field during a landing from Municipal Airport. Both pilots escaped injury but the Volkner ship suffered a torn undercarriage, broken propeller, and fuselage damage. The crew had been en route from Tacoma to Whitehorse, Alaska as part of a four stop flight to Toyo.
Aug 12 Providence Kentucky reports a mysterious air attack with nine bombs dropped on Webster County coal mines. Authorities pursue an aviator linked to a trans Atlantic flight dream, while miners fear repeats. In Murphysboro Illinois a pilot is questioned and a mass meeting raises a reward for clues. Guards protect mines and are told to shoot to kill if planes return.
Byron F. Babbitt of St Louis addressed the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry on the federal court system. He outlined constitutional organization and growth, compared federal and state procedures with illustrative examples, and noted the talk drew 35 members with guests from New Castle Warren and Corry.
Radio listings note broadcasts from WABC WAZ WEAR and WIZ networks. At 6 10 Roy al Canadians airs on WABC CBS schedule. 7 00 Pure Oil concert on WAZ NBC. 2 00 ye ready hour on WEAR NBC. 9 00 West Inghouse saute on WIZ NBC. 9 30 Grand opera miniature ao Noetas on WABC CBS.
William Snodgrass, a 73 year old Los Angeles recluse who once lived in Philadelphia, left an estate estimated over 200000 dollars to Pennsylvania and Presbyterian hospitals in Philadelphia and the Masonic home at Tuea Hethron, Pa. Each will receive one third of the estate.
Gifford Pinchot former governor will run for governor in November as the Square Deal party candidate if the state supreme court rules Luzerne county perforated ballots legal. Preemptions cover 87 counties for the Square Deal party. other party titles and independents will appear on the ballot, creating a large costly ballot in November.
A coroner's jury found Elmer Loney 45 of Five Corners near Centerville died in an unavoidable accident after being struck on the Spartansburg Riceville road by Lloyd Davis of Hatchtown. Loney died in Union City hospital Monday. Relatives remain unlocated and funeral plans are unsettled.
At Lambert Louis Field the red and yellow monoplane Greater St Louis carried Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine toward the world endurance refueling record of 553 hours. As of 3 11 am EST the craft had 523 hours aloft with no faltering. The record would be matched if still aloft at 9 52 am tomorrow and a new mark set if they remain airborne at 10 53.
Summer playground activities wrap up with a city park picnic on Thursday August 1 held from 1 30 to 4 20 PM. The event features races and eating contests such as potato bag prune and fried cake, plus a peanut hunt. Children should bring lunch and parents are assured supervision while a work exhibit from local playgrounds will be shown at Doane Hardware Store Wednesday and Thursday.
President Hoover scrapped his planned two week vacation to the northern Rockies to direct drought relief efforts. He will stay in Washington for conferences with 12 state governors and farm leaders, forming a relief commission and coordinating actions with Hyde reports showing serious conditions in several states. The rall plan was abandoned due to urgent relief work and the altitude of Glacier and Yellowstone.
A farm home near Concord Corners on the Elgin Road was burned early today, with a cat left in Mr. Brooks’s farm home and a lamp burning in the kitchen. Neighbors helped move items, but the two story frame house was completely destroyed. Cause undetermined but a lamp or lantern may have been involved.
A eastbound Erie Railroad freight derailed six cars at the Maple Avenue crossing, triggering a wreck that halted service on both Erie and Pennsylvania lines from about 2 AM until after 7 AM. Five loaded box cars and a turntable car left the rails. a loaded copper bars car dragged and caused a chaotic pileup with chicken cars behind, some men injured if those cars derailed. Wrecking crews from Salamanca and Meadville arrived to restart service, with passenger trains diverted and later resumed once the eastbound track cleared.
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