City Mrs and some days were Wred 3 for
Fragmentary OCR notes mention city, Mrs and days altered in reference to a Clif ison context with war and sable Dr. worle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Sable
Worle
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
1
Undefined text fragment headlines missing readable data
A fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable names and figures, with no clear event, date, or location to ground a coherent headline or summary. The readable bits reference a person named Henry Sherman and an amount tied to a time span, but context is too mangled to extract a factual report.
Fragmentary News Snippet Highlights Kane Season Start
Readable fragments point to Kane preparing for a season start. Names and places are unclear, but action centers on a key figure likely connected to a team or event beginning. Further details remain uncertain in the fragment.
Cuba Quiet as U S Warships Watch The Seas
The body of Patrick Dailey of Ridgway Pa was found in the Erie Bay near Baie Pa on August 14. He likely was slain and dumped into the water about three weeks earlier. Dailey worked for the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad and may have left home due to health issues. Identification was tentative, with officials noting facial scars and a head bump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baie
Patrick Dalley
Ridgway
Erie Bay
Dailey
Rénovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oe Schilling
Erie County
Order of Eagles
Baward Voelker
Stanley Toniezals
Federal War on Racketeers Takes Form in Senate Hearing
In New York on August 14 the Senate racket committee opened its first hearing proposing firearms controls, an American Scotland Yard, and reviving the whipping post for young criminals. Edward Mulrooney urged fingerprinting and lashes for first-time offenders at admission to prison, while Joseph Keenan proposed a central federal agency and a shortened major crime term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Frst
Senate
Scotland Yard
Edward P. Mulrooney
New York
State Beer Board
Mulroony
Keenan
Girl Waitress Roars Bandits In Cincinnati Raid
Rose Ronda, 78, a restaurant waitress born in a besieged Belgian village, fatally shot one of four bankrobbers in Cincinnati during a Sunday robbery. The wounded robber fired at her, wounding her forearm, as she fired back, killing John Phillips, 28, of Cincinnati. Three men were arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinginnatt
John Phillips
Cincinnati
Runda
Phillips
General Hospital
Om Sus
Perry Del Vecchio Leads West Penn Open With 67 Frontrun Pace
Pittsburgh Aug 14 Perry Del Vecchio shot a brilliant 67 to set pace in the West Penn Open golf event as the field contends near the eighteenth hole. Del Vecchio rallied with strong iron and putter work to lead the field in a tense early round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Perry del Vecchio
Tadd
Ole Rovind
Cripple Saves Five From Burning Home
Youngstown August 4 A 63 year old woman, crippled since infancy, guided herself and relatives to safety as smoke filled her sister Mary Powell’s home. She crawled and rolled down two flights of stairs to awaken others and escaped before the blaze could engulf the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Youngstown
Bila Gregory
Mary Powell
Amendment to Affect County Bonding Limit
Harrisburg Aug 14 The proposed constitutional amendment on county borrowing power will affect every county not just Philadelphia as stated by Richard J Beamish secretary of the Commonwealth The measure shifts borrowing basis from 7 percent of total assessed value to 10 percent of real estate value for counties others than Philadelphia and from 10 percent of total property value to 15 percent of real estate value for Philadelphia The change applies to all counties not a raise in limits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Harrisburg
Richard J. Besmiati
Commonywealth
Philadelphia
Beamish
Pennsylvania
Lindbergh Downplays Arctic Journey Claims
Col Charles A Lindbergh, en route to Teeland, dismissed reports of Arctic adventures as exaggerated. He described crossing Greenland’s inland ice at 3,000 meters in subzero temperatures, laughing at the notion of danger and saying he had no adventures to claim. He planned to head to Reysjavsky Ieland and share views on Greenland and Baffin Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angmagsalik
Greenland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Teeland
Lindbergh
Reysjavsky Ieland
Galted
Baffin Land
Fights Within Ranks Delay NRA Agreement In Key Industries
President Roosevelt personally grapples with disputes within the oil coal and steel codes delaying final NRA recovery rules. Substantial conflicts over price setting and production control push back industry alignment as Simpson reports and Tolinson to meet the President. A Thursday deadline looms with 24 industry leaders to confer with Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.9. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Atty. Ti
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Nnd
Thenra
Blue Eagle
Hyde Park
N.Y
Oun
Ken
Ate M. Simpson
Depuy
Lon
Simpson
Hub S. Tolinson
Johson
NRA
Interior Department
Johnson
Bandits Rob Bluffton Bank and Flee Down Main Street
Bandits blast their way from Bluffton after startling citizens at the Citi zens National Bank. A bank employee Nelson Herr triggered the alarm as bandits entered the lobby. They escaped in a green sedan with mud-splattered license plates, firing during their getaway while a fast gathering crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bluffton
Citizens National Bank
Nelson Herr
Priests Escape as Ship Founders Off Quebec Coast
Mgr An dive Cansielo apostolic delegate and 18 companions surveying St Lawrence parishes were rescued by the steamer Maren after their coastal steamer ran aground in dense fog. The rescued priests, 17 in number, were taken to Matane and will be brought to Quebec to resume the survey. The vessel drifted off course near Carthou Talandy about 225 miles below Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press Quebec
Mgr
Andive Cansielo
St. Lawrence
Matune
Maren
Polo
Orth
Priesta
Quebec
Consuelo
North
Jdelegates
Quabec Test Wedfeaiay
Northern Pointe
Carthou Talandy
Quethos
Clymer Youth Killed In Truck Crash Near Center
James Gravine and Alber Warnshousey of Clymer were in a gravel trip when a Chevrolet truck went out of control on a hill near Clymer Center. The younger Gravine died at the scene with severe injuries to two others who were hospitalized. The crash occurred shortly before 9 PM after lights failed during descent. the cab was detached from the wrecked truck and removed to recover the body. Authorities and local residents aided injured youths and summoned help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Hil
Clymer Center
Clymer
Cory Hospital
James Gravig
Mra
Chris Gray
Alber Warnshousey
Gravinle Bays
Warnshouse
Harrison Beckerink
Glymer EN
Beckerink
Beckerink Farm
iClymer Center Graaw
Jesse Tenhuisen
Gravinti
F Clymer
Henry Isd
Four children killed by lightning near Burgettstown
Ay United Press reports a Sunday storm in Burgettstown Pennsylvania killed four youths seeking shelter under trees. Wick Mehollic 12 his brother Sam 10 and Mike Roman 9 died under a tree as did George Beltsinger 13 near Coraopolis after stopping under a tree 100 yards from his home. Relatives found their bodies after the storm ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Burgettstown
Blestileat
Wick Mehollic
Sam
Mike Roman
Mile
George Beltsinger
Coraopoli
Johnstown Banker Dead From Stroke
Washington Aug 14 Joan H Waters of Johnstown Pennsylvania banker died at emergency hospital today the day after he collapsed at a bank reorganization hearing. Death followed cerebral hemorrhage at 2 50 am Waters 74 was president of the National Bank of Johnstown collapse blamed on fatigue from a motor trip from Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan H. Waters
Johnstown
Waters
National Bank of Johnstown
Dohnatown
Wer
Yous Strait
Sixth Barn Blaze in Vicinity in Seven Days
A severe electrical storm Sunday morning spawned a bolt of lightning that hit the Charles Stranigan farm barn west of Bear Lake, destroying the large structure while threatening the dwelling. A bucket brigade saved the house. hay and machinery were lost. The tenanted Owens family lived there. ownership held by Stranigan. Insurance status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stranigan
Bear Lake
Stranigan
Caimes Bny Insurance
Elijah Owens
Urschel kidnapping solved after Texas raid
Washington reports the justice department believes it solved the Urschel kidnapping and the Kansas City Union Station massacre with the arrest of Harvey Bailey and five others in Texas. Part of the ransom money was found on Bailey. Also arrested were Shannon his wife Ora their son Arman Shannon and his wife Oleta and Watt Brown father of Oleta. Police used airplanes special agents and cars in the raid on Shannon's home seven miles south of Paradise Texas Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Apartment of Justice
Charles Urschel
Kansas City Union Station
Harvey Bailey
Texas
Cummings
Jeany
Urachél
Bailey
Ywrith
Shannon
Ora
Arman Channon
Oleta
Ad Watt Brown
Paradise
Tuesday Last Day for Filing Nominations
The final day for filing nominating petitions for Wall primaries is Tuesday August 15. Tom Foley of West Bend Street announced candidacy for both parties for a four year municipal commission seat, becoming the seventh to seek the term. Other candidates include Ernest A Williams M Leo Miulderiel C Al Duke Hors M Mead John A Blatt and Frank Q Howked. Reports indicated a potential third mayoral candidate but that bid did not develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Tom Foley
West Bend Street
Foley
Anyonuse
Bel Ernest A. Williams
M. Leo Miulderiel
C. al Duke
Hors M. Mead
Jonh A. Blatt
Ad Frank Q. Howked
Young Dantell Pleads Not Guilty in Bombing Case
Eugene and Daniel Jr. a Boston attorney pleaded not guilty in New York to two indictments tied to the tear gas bombing that disrupted the stock exchange five weeks ago. One indictment for possession of a tear gas bomb was dismissed. the law under which it was returned has not yet become effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites
York
Eugerne & Daniel Jr
Boston
Stock Exchange
Danle
District Attorney's
Flying Field Operated On Sparta Road
Corry and Spartansburg aviation interests operate a field on Corry road outside Spartansburg. Instruction will be offered to residents and airplane rides are available every afternoon and on Sundays. Joseph Hastman leads, a new ship has been purchased, passenger trips 50 cents, with flying lessons at a nominal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Spartansburg
Lying Feld
Corry Road
Joseph Hastman
Spartansburg Flier
Gir
Labor Day
Balbo Planes Reviewed by King in Orbetello Parade
In Orbetello Italy on August 11 King Victor Emmanuel reviewed the 25 Balbo squadron flying boats that survived the high voyage to Chicago. The king passed the line in a motor boat as crews stood at attention on the wings. Afterward the king congratulated the flyers and led a parade to city hall for an informal demonstration. The squadron received two months furlough in recognition of their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Orbetello
Italy
Balbo
Chicago
Victor Emanuel
Two Large Hard Coal Mines Will Reopen
The Glen Alden Coal Company, a major Pennsylvania anthracite producer, said two big operations will reopen. The Wanamie mine in Luzerne County will resume tomorrow and the Loomis Sains will restart before September 1. The two mines employ about 3,000 workers. The Marvin mine of the Hudson Coal Company reopened today with 500 workers returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press
Scranton
Aus
Glen Alden Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Wanamie
Luzerne County
Loomis Sains
Marvin
Hudson Coal Company
Cuban leader forms coalition as US backs new deal
President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes forms a broad cabinet in Havana with Cubs backing him and U S help for a new political and economic arrangement. U S destroyers Tig er and Claxton stand offshore while the cabinet oath is set to be taken, and Machado loyalists in violence prompt a government pledge to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Landen
United Press
Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespeles
United States
Island Republic
Jaama Delgado
Tiger
Claxton
Morro Castle
Tole
Axian
de C Pedes
Panama
Alberto Herrers
Eec
Machaug
Machado
Irony
APC
Marianists
Summer Welles
Dé Cespedes
Atte
Joaquin Martine
Saenz
Wader
ABC
Gerardo Machado
Vie Porida da la Porra
Party of the Bludgeon
de Cespedes
Two Men Die In Coal Company Fire Room Accident
Two men were asphyxiated escaping a wood gate while lighting the fire room at the Gray Chet Coal Company in Coudersport Pennsylvania. Arthur Vor Horn 40 formerly of Cross Pork Pa and Alexander Nein of St. Marys Pa died. Two companions were revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United Press
Couddersport
Gray Chet Coal Company
Arthur Vor Horn
Cross Pork
Alexander Nein
St. Marys
Widow Seeks Acquittal in Murder Trial
In Salem, a widow pleads for acquittal as the murder trial closing arguments unfold. The defense asserts self defense, while the prosecution details the suspect’s alleged role in the officer’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aitora Hunt
Jean Siests
Sher
Ede
Aytraut Lam
Eason Kane
Spe
Nda
Corry Evening Journal
Cuba
U.S
Cespedes
U. S
Roots Bandits
Champ
Penna
Ice Cap
Coal
Steel
James Gravine
Cony Hospital
Urschel
John Foley
Dantell
Sparta
IKING
Balbo Planes
King Emanuel
Coudersport
Ey United Probalem
Masa
Thip Chan
Yeitlan J. Konkelle
Jesate Burnett Costelin
Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.