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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1932
Page
1
Armed Sentries Tie Off Illinois Mine Roads In Labor Clash
Armed guards block roads around Christian County amid a threatened statewide miners strike over a wage cut. Local sheriffs deputize 1,000 men as mine operators plead for peace while Gov. Emerson may send troops if unrest escalates. Separate Pittsburgh traffic crashes kill and injure multiple people on the Lincoln Highway and nearby arterials.
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United Press
Taylorville
Christian County
Morthan
Charles H. Wienke
Acs
Jnou
Springfield
Bend
Gillespie
Midland
J. L. Emerson
George G. Seaman
Pittsburgh
Citizens Protective Leaguey
American Legion
Catherine Ashbaugh
Win
Mary Hutchinson
Charles Hutchinson
Ald
Irwin
Lincoln Highway
East McKeesport
Iitchinson
Ashbaugh
George
Washington Road
Vendergrift
Starrel Jefferson
Saluda
Sam Managrina
Avonmore
Whedan
Bri
Millvale
Allegheny General Hospital
Tiple
Buyer impostor thief targets Corry drug stores
Police warn of a narcotics theft racket where a stranger posing as a buyer visited three stores in Corry. One outlet yielded 205 morphine tablets stolen while the visitor’s true aim remained unclear. Authorities say no further trace of the suspect has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tirasel
Earthquake in Central Greece Triggers House Collapses
An earthquake struck central Greece early today, Athens reports. Initial dispatches say several houses collapsed and unconfirmed casualties or injuries are possible as authorities assess the damage in the affected area.
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United Press
Athens
Greece
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Listings recap for radio. WEAF NBC presents Andy Sannella and orchestra at 4:30. WIZ NBC airs Little Orphan Annie at 4:45. WEAF NBC has Panda at 1:15. WABC CBS carries Surprise package at 9:15. WABC CBS features Ted Werms and orchestra at 11:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Andy Sannella
WIZ
NBC
WABC
CBS
Ted Werms
Two Miners Die and Six Hurt in Coal Accidents
At anthracite collieries near Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania two miners died and six were injured over the weekend. Frank Kolback, 48, from Kulpmont died in an explosion at Penn Colliery. John Manney, 21, Locust Gap, was killed by a mine car at Locust Gap Colliery. Gas explosion at Bas colliery seriously harmed five workers and a fall from 100 feet at Sayre colliery injured Calbine Roberts and other names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey United
MT. Carmel
Frank Kolback
Kulpmont
Penn Colliery
John Manney
Locust Gap
Locust Gap Coliery
Bas Colliery
Thomas F. Kane
Richard Kane
Andrew Pagasa
William Sweeney
Albert Aurnoyage
Calbine Roberts
Sayre
Pinchot Backs Martin in Support of Tax Plan
Harrisburg set August 15 Governor Pinchot rallied support for General Baward Martin's tax plan aimed at funding unemployment relief in Pennsylvania. He urged passage of a reasonable tax measure and backed the $12,000,000 request, while insisting the final bill should not raise costs for taxpayers beyond the agreed allocations.
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Pinchot
Martin
United Press
Harrisburg
Nuisunck
Baward Martin
Republicas
Pennsylvania
Miami Murder Case Heads to Jury in Lancaster Trial
Miami August 15 The State and defense rested with final arguments in the trial of Captain William N Lancaster British sir ed accused of murdering Haden Clarke rival for the love of Mrs Jessie M Melth Miller Australian matrix Final arguments began at 11 50 a m
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Miami
United Press
Fla
William N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Hia
Jessie M. Melth-Miller
Hoover Drive On All Fronts To Aid Business
President Hoover urges private business to join with government in a broad drive for better business. At a August 14 conference with about 200 industrial and financial leaders he outlines six key aims including economic advancement, expanded credit facilities, livestock and agricultural credit, movement of commodities to consumption, railway maintenance programs, and expanded employment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Pittsburgh prodigy joins Carmelite monastery vows
August 15 Pittsburgh Anthony Jawelale a blind musical prodigy renounced a promising concert pianist career to enter the Carmelite monastery at Niagara Falls New York and took vows as a lay brother today according to word received here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Uphen
Pittsburgh
Anthony Jawelale
Niag
Ara Fallgon
Ayres Urges Elimination of Trade Barriers
Cleveland economist Leonard Ayres urged removing trade barriers to aid recovery. He favored use of Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds to prevent bank failures and aid railroads, plus mutual barrier reduction and war debt settlement, as steps to stabilize business. He warned against easy schemes that divert public focus from real obstacles to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leonard Ayres
Cleveland” Trust Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ayres
Walker Sick Man Faces Ouster Hearing in Albany
Major James J. Walker arrives for a third session as the ouster inquiry crosses into its final phase. The hearing spotlights Russel T. Sherwood, Walker’s alleged financial secretary, with deposits near a million dollars and an $88,000 salary. Samuel Seabury ties Sherwood to Walker as his financial agent in prior investigations.
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Albany
James J. Walker
Russel T. Sherwand
Waller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
John Jr. Curtin
Roosevelt
Walker
Russel T. Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Sherwood
Hofstadter
Seabury
Texas coast in hurricane toll and wreckage rise
Relief workers report food and water shortages after a hurricane battered the Texas coast from Freeport to Port Arthur. Deaths reach at least 18 with 50 injured and widespread property damage. Galveston’s sea wall spared the city while airports and towns suffered major destruction.
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Stuart E. Jones
United Press
Houston
Tex
Here
Freeport
Angleton
Tropics
Texas Coast Line
Texas
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
West Texas
S. E. Giesecks
Anttom
West Columbia
Velasco
Gulf Shore
Heavieut Damance
Port Arthur
Corpus Cbristi
Abilene
Derry Firemen Save Town From Gas Tank Blast
Derry Pa August 15 firemen risked their lives to stop a 100000 gallon gasoline tank car fire after a derailment in the Pennsylvania yards near the Gem theatre. Fire crews extinguished flames as fumes vented and valves were opened to release pressure while trains and traffic were disrupted for hours.
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United Press
Derry
Pennsylvania
Gem Theatre
School Board Meets Today Faces Salary Cuts and Hiring Ban
A special Board of Education meeting in the Library building this afternoon will consider reducing janitors salaries for the next year. Directors reappointed the same janitors, but salary action was deferred. The meeting may also address a proposed ban on hiring married teachers who do not reside in the city, amid reports of opposition to such hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Additiena
Marea
Council Passes in Economy Program Headline Unclear
Harrisburg reports dismissals of 29 employees at the Greater Pennsylvania Council as an economy program takes effect. The council is to be legislated out. Pickets and milk deliveries were noted. executives retain payroll positions amid farm strike protests.
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Harrisburg
Greater Pennsylvania Council
Sioux City
Ows
Sargent Blu
General Assembly
Jer
Charles F. Reitell
Pittsburgh
Thaslootine
Roscoe B. Fleming
Pitts
John A. Davenport
Karl Wasserman ix
Coast Guard plane down 180 miles east of Gloucester
A Coast Guard amphibian with four aboard ran out of fuel and was forced down about 180 miles east of Gloucester while answering a call from the fishing schooner Natalie Hammond. Five 75 foot patrol boats and a speed boat pressed into the fog to aid the downed crew. no further word since dawn.
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Coast Guard
United Press
Gloucester
Mass
Re Lin
Natalie Hammond
BV. Burke
Lions
Com. Flecher W. Brown
Bottswain
W. L. Saunders
Thomas McKenzie
Coast Guard Bay
Boston
Shaw
Tmt
Here
Flying Boudoir Pyles Record Attempt En Route
In Valley Stream L I N a monoplane named Flying Boudoir, piloted by Mrs Louish Thaden and Mrs Frances Marsalis, circled at noon over Long Island aiming to set a women's endurance record. The craft refueled at 3,000 feet, taking on 60 gallons of gasoline, before continuing.
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