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11 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
1
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United Press reports from Lugano and La Paz that the League of Nations council urged Bolivia and Paraguay to avoid escalation after clashes along the Chaco frontier near Fort Vanguardia. Argentina and Bolivia tensions loom as Asuncion and La Paz seek amicable resolution amid regional instability.
United Press reports a major influenza epidemic sweeping east from the Midwest toward the nation. In the week ending December 8, 21,205 new cases were recorded across 25 states, with officials noting the total likely far higher than official tallies. Deaths and precise mortality figures remained uncertain as health authorities urged vigilance and preventive actions.
A Crawford county delegation urged Meadville officials to speed paving along an eight mile stretch on Route 200 from New Richmond to Riceville. The meeting included John G. Pierce and Chester Moore among others, with a plan to inspect the corridor and coordinate with local boosters and Army guards for a Wednesday event.
Ministers of the Oil Greek Baptist association gathered at First Baptist Church to organize Northwestern Pennsylvania Baptist ministers. Delegates arrived from Kane Warren Union City Erle Wesleyville Lewisburg Titusville Centerville Corry. Dr J W Weddell of Lewisburg spoke as the principal speaker and planned a late service at 7 40 p m with the topic The Prophets Betleyest hoy.
In Cassyiele Wisconsin on December 11 fire struck a home as Dr Matt Odpinn delivered twins. The two boys weighed 12 pounds and 1-2 pounds respectively. The house was destroyed in the blaze.
Former Corry resident Diegiel Howsuretwas injured when his car was forced off the Waterford Erie highway and overturned. He was found by passersby and taken to an Erie hospital. Little information was available on the exact cause or extent of his injuries. Miss M Barclay and Mrs Henrietta Smith of Niagara Falls visited Miss Elizabeth Kinley today before returning home.
City Council members attend an informal 6:30 dinner at Mole Com to meet with State Highway Department leaders from the district. Participants include District Manager Frame, Me Sheer of Fife, Mr Soudest, and City Street Commissioner Harrington. The event serves as a get acquainted look at cooperation on road projects and a chance to discuss highway issues affecting the municipality.
Dick Brewster was taken to hospital after denatured alcohol poisoning and a large quantity of aspirin tablets were found on him. Police sought medical help as his condition worsened and he was later moved to Carry hospital for treatment.
Beginning tomorrow December 12 the Salvation Army will place Christmas relief kettles in the business district to fund annual holiday relief work. The appeal asks for generous contributions as this is the sole income for the organization’s Christmas campaign, with kettles open from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
The Congress schedule outlines hearings in the Interstate Commerce Commission nomination, labor, and agriculture actions. Joint House and Senate committees continue oversight hearings on reapportionment and territorial matters amid daily deliberations.
The piece notes U S Ambassador Fletcher's respected standing in Chile and Latin America. It states President Hoover may appoint Fletcher to a Cabinet post, with plans for him to head the State Department and work closely with Secretary of Commerce. It also mentions Lucas Fletcher as a potential ally and Auting Klein as a possible Secretary of Commerce candidate.
Arthur Wescott, operator of a Second Avenue blacksmith shop, pled guilty to operating a disorderly liquor shop. He was fined 25 plus costs by Police Magistrate CB Porter after a Saturday raid. A gallon of liquor was seized at the shop. Wescott promised to comply and avoid further liquor violations.
A four month old infant was found by police early today in a sewer catch under a Brooklyn pavement. The baby was taken to a hospital with exposure but is expected to recover with care. Doctors report the infant’s condition may have been life threatening without prompt treatment.
A P Mount, longtime resident and prominent builder in the city, died after a long illness. He planned and supervised construction of many notable buildings including the Elks House and several churches. survived by his wife, three sons, and a sister, with extensive remarks of his civic role and state armory work. Funeral arrangements to be announced this afternoon.
Miss A J Marshall executive of the Crippled Children Society of Pennsylvania spoke at the Hotel Corry luncheon on the movement in Pennsylvania. She urged club attendance at a January meeting in Harrisburg and emphasized following up cases after preliminary aid, noting 27 000 crippled children in the state and lack of post hospitalization work training.
A snapshot of radio programming highlights listing features on WEAF and NBC networks including Eveready Mayr, Misty of Great Composers, and United Light Opera Co with time slots from 9:00 to 10:00 EST. Also notes WOR Newark and Main Street Street.
The Prince of Wales travels from Boulogne to Dover aboard Torch, aiming for London tonight. Reports say he may meet his mother and possibly his father, with special trains and crowds along the route.
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