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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 20, 1930
Page
1
Fragments From a Sisterly Note Surface in Street Message
A partial transcription reads like a fractured street note mentioning a sister and a strong bond. The readable words hint at affection and kinship, though the context remains unclear and the rest of the text is garbled.
Mystery surrounds death of publisher Van Lear Black
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, is believed drowned after falling from his yacht Sabalo. Search by boat and air covered waters off New Jersey near Shrewsbury Rockaway and Gagesend Bay as associates and Captain John J. Kelley coordinate the effort with coast guard and Navy units. Black disappeared Monday night. plan es continue with planes and searchlights under orders from officials in New Jersey and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Body OF
Baltimore
Craft of
New Jersey
United Press
New York
Aig
van Lear Black
Shrewabury- Rockbouy
Sabaho
Paul Palteron
Ack
Thomas W. Rogan
John J. Kelley
Navy
Los Angeles
Gagesend Bay
Black
Percy Sellers
Kelley
Coast Guard
Trenton
Laurson
Trade Babies Shocking Swap Sparks Legal Threats in Chicago
Aug 20 In Chicago the Watkins Hamberger baby swap escalates as William Wat Hein confronts lawsuits after Mrs Watkins traded infants with the Bambergers. The Bambergers arrive at the Watkins home after a Cubs game, asking whose baby is whose, and Watkins vows to settle in court with his lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Watkins Hamberger
Mhoipease
William Wathein
Charles Ramberger
Watkins
Cubs
Franklin man ends life in cemetery
United Press reports George S. Criswell, 42, prominent Venango County lawyer and son of Judge Griswell, was found dead in Yanklin Cemetery Franklin Pa with a revolver near his hand or his father’s grave. No reason given for the act as Criswell had been in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
George S. Ciiswell
Griswell
Venango County
Yanklin
Criswell
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments on WJZ and NBC
Radio listings show WJZ presenting US Marine Band at 8:00 p m on the GBS network, WHA airing Palmolive hour at 8:30 p m, WZ on NBC network, WABC CBS network airing Philco Symphony at 9:00 p m, and WEAR NBC network broadcasting Coca Cola program at 9:80 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Marine Band
NBC
WABC
CBS
Philco Symphony
Weise
Farm leaders warn drought hits corn and livestock
Written exclusively for United Press by Sam H. Thompson of the American Farm Bureau Federation, the report asserts drought distress in agricultural America is not overdrawn and may worsen. It notes damage to the corn crop, pasture drying, and livestock suffering, with relief agencies ready to act and states launching independent aid programs as Hoover aids drought relief efforts. The piece emphasizes severe conditions across multiple regions and ongoing relief mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiter
Sam H. Thompson
American Warm Bureau
United Dress
Thompson
Algo
American Farm Bureau Federation
United Press
Chicago
Duman
Pres [Dent Hoover
American Farm
Burea Federation
Washington
Indians Farm Burew Federation
Aimee McPherson Admits Reporters Visit After Argument
In Malibu, Aimee Semple McPherson allowed reporters into her sickroom and denied striking her mother Minnié Kennedy. She said there was a slight argument triggered by unkind remarks about Angelus temple employees. The evangelist described her mother as throwing herself to the floor in a tantrum, causing a broken nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Malibu
Minnié Kennedy
City fights for traffic lights at key intersections
City officials in Briend War ren battle the State Highway Department over traffic light removals at major intersections. Council members seek state approval for a 2 light installation at Smith Cender street, while a local official says the city may install it without state consent. The Division Engines Frame of Franklin backs the need for a control light at that point and has urged approval. Four lights at twenty fifth street and a corner light at Pennsylvania Avenue and Hickory street face removal orders, with police detaining a man named Oscar Schneider in New York City as a possibly demented, loitering suspect in a related probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briend Warren
Cere
Smith-Cender Street
Highway Department
J Hope
Division Engines Frame of
Franklin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Street
Warren
Wall Torn Out In Baltimore Grain Elevator Blast
A loading building at Port Covington in western Maryland suffered a wall blast when a bus exploded near noon. Three men killed, many injured, with bodies possibly buried in the rubble. Fire followed. search by tugs for a man hurled into the harbor. About 25 workers were present. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Port Coviington
Evlen
November Campaign Most Bitter In Years
Washington figures the forthcoming congressional campaign will be the bitterest and most hard fought in years. Strategists revive 1928 style tactics as rhetoric sharpens and personal attacks escalate. Republicans flag Raskob as still guiding the Democrats while Democrats mock Hoover as the great engineer, with party lines sharpening across a charged political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhumas L. 21Ukes
United Press
Washington
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Sunny Pansys Company
Hoover
ALE Eeeed
Repubicans
Democratic Party
Raskob
Jouett Shouse
Reed
Pennsylvania
Legionnaires of State Meet at Harrisburg
Paul and Victor Orn will represent the Corry Post of the American Legion at the state convention opening in Harrisburg tomorrow for three days. About 40,000 visitors are expected as Harrisburg hosts parades and celebrations. The Erie County Voiture 40 end 8 will send a sizable delegation to witness the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Victor Orn
Harrisburg
Corry
American Legion
Erie County
Zutas Rich Jewel Cache Uncovered By Investigators
Chicago reports investigators tracing Jack Zuta’s Bangland dollars found a rich jewel cache in a safety box. Pat Roche, chief investigator, uncovered the fourth box late yesterday with diamonds possibly worth $190,000 or more. The stash links to gangster money deals involving public officials and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frise
Chicago
Jack Zuta
Pat Roche
Roche
Itayan
Guards Cross the Afterlife at Caley Avenue Crossing
Caleb Gibbard died at his post in Hammond Indiana while manning the Michigan Central Railroad crossing. He reportedly lowered the gates before dying to keep traffic from crossing the tracks, prompting police to investigate as motorists wondered why the signals showed a halted crossing with no train in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Ind
Caleb Gibbard
Caley Avenue
Michigan Central Railroad
Gibbard
Tio
Driver Held After Second Ward Crash
R M Hammond, resident southwest of the city, is held in the local jail after a series of crashes near Wright and East Smith streets early today. His car hit C B Wilcox’s vehicle, then struck a large stone near Ames on Maple Avenue, prompting police action and a hearing set for tomorrow before the police magistrate. Also visiting are Nell Barron and B Faggart, with brief notes of locals at East Bond Street and Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
East Smith Streets
R. M. Hammond
Hammond
C. B. Wilcox
Wright and
Smith Streets
Smith Street
Ames
Maple Avenue
Nell Barron
Corry
Holland, WN
J. N. Young
East Bond St
B. Faggart
Talento
G. B. Smith
Wayne Street
Air Notables Gather for National Meet in Chicago
United Press reports the Curtiss Wright Reynolds airfield will host the vast aviation gathering. They expect up to 100000 daily across ten days with international aviators, a Friday noon air swarm over the loop, a Friday banquet for Admiral Byrd, and opening races featuring two derbies and day night demonstrations. Notables include Lindbergh, Earhart, Rickenbacker, Doolittle, Hawks, Chamberlain, and Byrd as aviation history accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Knott
United Press
Chicago
Curtiss- Wright-Reynolds
Fiers
Richard E. Byrd
Reed Lamlls
Admiral Byrd
Col CA
Lindbergh
Prank Hawks
Col. Goebel
Clarence Chamberlain
Dale Jackson
Forres
O'Brine
Eddie Rickenbacker
Amelia Earhart
Jimmie Doolittle
Billy Brock
al Williams
Florence Barbes
Brown Loses Luzerne Ballot Fight in Court
Philadelphia reports the Luzerne County ballot dispute over Pinchot’s gubernatorial nomination ended with the court upholding Pinchot. The per curiam order dismissed Brown’s appeal and warned the lower court overstepped its authority. The decision clarifies the gubernatorial field now lies between Pinchot and Hemphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Luzerne
United Press
Philadelphia
Pinchot
They
Boda
Attornneys
Francis Shunk Brown
Puivl Lugerne County
Qu — Fise
Robert Frazer Ghd
Sai
Robert Frazer
William T. Schaffer
Emory A. Walling
Sylvester B. Sadler
Threety
Luzéine
Court Common Pleas
Larzemne County
Tower Court
Wiel
Elice Ae
Capitol Pari
Fisher
Gow Fisher
Ue Pinchot
Rasta Mittin
eaehSepublicans
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ZUTA
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Byrd
Gifford Pinchot
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