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21 Aug 1928
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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 21, 1928
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Flood Water Source Revealed Behind Corry Jamestown Plant
Officials disclosed how city sewer and a rail yard conduit failed to contain heavy rain, sending flood water into the Corry Jamestown Corporation plant and causing extensive damage. Bids for grading were rejected after a missing certified check detail. the board ordered anew bid process and will reconvene Friday to reopen proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestons Corporation
Rpyard Ma DA
Hillstrom
Blese
Merhers
Perduestion Hero of
Wounoll
Mie
An! Org
Corry-Jamestown
Certs
Jamieson and Knapp
Fredonia
Donovan
Ir Piluaville
George ‘L. Besson
Corry
Joseph Delicese
Erie
Warren
GH. Heath
N. R. Heath
George Js
Joseph Delleese
Erle
Blaine Kincall
Kincaid
Solestor Kincaid
Health nurse speaks before Rotary Club at Hotel Corry
Ward, a health nurse, addressed Rotary Club members on welfare activities in the city. She highlighted improvements and noted two crippled children lacking adequate care, with P. C. Byigham from Washington Agriculture Department attending as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Ward
Rotary Club
Corry Ation
REA TO DIRECT PA CAMPAIGN FOR SMITH
Samuel Rea former president of Pennsylvania Railroad will chair an independent Pennsylvania committee to Direct the Democratic presidential campaign for Smith. The move aims to promote Smith’s policies across party lines, as announced by John J. Raskett of the Democratic National Committee. The statement ties veteran party figures to Smith’s bid while noting Roosevelt’s and Roosevelt era influences in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Penn’a
United Press
Philadelphia
Samuel Rea
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Rea
John J. Rasket
Democratic National Committee
W. W. Montgomery
Owen J. Roberts
Dtred B. Smith
Montgomery
Roinuvelt
Three Die In Wreck In Railway Collision
United Press reports a head on collision near Waring Aug 21 between passenger train No. 49 and a freight train. Three killed, at least three injured seriously. Names given include Harold Young engineer and Charles Patton and Chirro Kline are listed among the dead. The passenger train was traveling toward Pueblo and St Louis, with wreckage visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Waring
Kang
Harold Young
Charles Patton
Chirot Kline Bealhemen
Pueblo
Coto
Bt. Bouis
Today’s Five Best Radio Features End of Listing
Radio listings summarize a schedule of features across multiple networks and stations. The items include programs such as a Rend y Hour on M E ve and a concert by Lew John, with times ranging from 7:80 P M to 9:14 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
WTMI
Kvod
WET
WPAA
KFRC
WOAT
Routine matters dominate city council meeting
City council approved the third reading of Bill 052 regulating truck loads on North Center street. The new ordinance, ordered published, awaits required signage before strict enforcement begins. Discussions also touched on Maple Avenue crossing lights and more road signs, with no decisive action. A note on Spring street paving plans followed, as bids and timing remain contingent on favorable pricing and September readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Bratken
Center
Lofeland
Isw
Ben Stare
First Ward
Council
Board of Education
Leach Alson
Stare
Raihway O
Council 1
Smith
Spring Street
Coinsell
Starr
Bracken
L Ist
Asia
Uist
Former Corry Man Crushed to Death Near Daytona
R W Blydenburg aged 70 a former well known Corry resident disappeared from his Daytona Beach home in August last year. His body was found near a dirt road west of the city crushed by his automobile after the motor was started in gear. Police Chief Guy Hurd of Daytona Beach reported the car’s rear wheels were deeply embedded in soil at the time of the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Brydenburg
Daytona Beach
Pla
Corry
S Blydenburg
Guy Hurd
Blydenburg
Eccased
Coury
Plarica
Blydenbury
Harim Blydenining
Smith shifts focus to campaign amid White clash
Gov. Fred B. Smith turns attention to the campaign opening with his notification address tomorrow night after settling a dispute with William Allen White of Emporia Kansas. He will confer tonight with John Raskob and other leaders on campaign developments and his speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Fred B. Smith
Eddy
Baying
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
John Raskob
National Committee
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Teaye
Norman H. Davis
Wilon
Stockbridge, Yass
Manton
White
Henry J. Allen
Republican Campaign
Reublican National Committee
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church Minster
New York
Seinster
Robert E. Owen
Oklahoma
New York Assembly
Mexican flier on good will tour from Havana to Guatemala
Col Roberto Hierro of Mexico launches a goodwill flight in Havana at 841 a m to begin a tour across Central America and republics. Escorted by Capt Martull for the first 50 miles, Hierro plans to cover about 500 miles in seven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Roberto
Mexico
Guatemala
Rierro
Mexico ‘City
Havans
Martull
Perro
Stormy disaster leaves multiple dead in Minnesota
A severe storm in Austin Minnesota Aug 21 caused six deaths and dozens injured with extensive property damage. Reports say a torpedo-like blast swept two southern counties. communication with isolated towns was down, and more deaths and destruction were feared as rescue teams assessed the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Minnn
New England Man Whiting Named New Secretary of Commerce
President Coolidge accepted Herbert Hoover's resignation and appointed William F. Whiting of Holyoke Massachusetts as secretary of commerce. The oath was given in Coolidge's private office by Superior court attaches. Whiting, 45, heads the Whiting Paper Co. and has long been a Coolidge family friend and Massachusetts political figure. He will remain here today before traveling to Washington to assume his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Superior
Wis
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
William F. Whiting
Holyoke
Mass
Coolidge
Superior
Man shoots wife then dies by self in Johns town home
In Johns town Pennsylvania August 21 Charles Wertz 80 an electrician fatally wounded his wife Thelma Wertz 76 before apparently killing himself at their home. Wertz had been separated from his wife for several weeks and the incident occurred at the home of Mrs Wertz father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johnstown
Charles Wertz
Thelma Wertz
Search for Greenland flight pair continues as time drags
Washington reports orders to aid Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer aboard the Greater Rockford in sending distress signals if alive while searching Davis Strait and routes to Greenland. Coast Guard Marion and radio networks track the effort, with weathered fuel limits and remote Greenland communications hindering contact. Four nations coordinate with Canadian, Danish, and Newfoundland interests, awaiting word on the fate of the pilots and the fragile aircraft after a long, fuel-depleted crossing from Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
United Press
Washington
New York
Bert Hasstil
Parker
Amu
Greenland
Coast Guard
Marion
Davis Straits
Gsbrador
Aggeluin
Ite Construction
W. A. McKintode Oes
Ste
Rockford
McClintock
Myrion
Stockhalm
Sweden
United Stats
Simmishr
Canada
P Nandise
Hassell
Gwalenway
Labrador
Greenlind
Bans
Greenlang
Fhve
Smi
Newfoundland
ML Evang
Glace Bay
Nove. Scotts
Bourg Ereuler
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