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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1929

Page

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Grunty Seats Promise Rife Senate Tariff Debate

Senator Joseph R. Grundy faces questions over his seat as the Senate delays final action on a House tariff reduction bill. Leaders expect approval tomorrow as debate touches on ethics and western state attacks, with Grundy maintaining his vote will align with electoral ethics. Aimed actions include a separate $60,000 Hoover commission to Alaska next week.

Washington Joseph R. Grunty Pennsylvania Capitol Senate Couxens House Grundy Privileges and Elections Committee Robinson Wheeler Montana Norris Nebraska Grunty Blease South Carling Treasury Mellon Ware Agriculture Department Hoover Huluta

Only a Senator to This Motorman

United Press report recounts a Washington streetcar incident in which Senator Cole Blease of South Carolina attempted to exit a crowded car. As he reached the hotel area the vehicle moved and despite his claim of being a senator the motorman refused to reverse the car. Rain fell as Blease stood by unable to board.

United Press Washington Cole Blease South Carolina Blease Bleusé Heute

Arrest of 25 pickets at Illinois coal mines

Twenty five pickets were arrested on warrants charging disorderly conduct and inciting violence as they appeared at mine entrances to resume work. The action marks the first major offensive against regional mine troubles, with five state militia companies present and a total of forty five warrants issued for alleged leaders of the rebel union.

Illinois United Prove Nokomis National Miners’ Union

University of Chicago Professor Announces Influenza Germ Discovery

A University of Chicago professor announces the discovery and isolation of the influenza germ with a hopeful prospect for an anti toxin vaccine. He describes the germ as a chain of beads and credits his assistants. He mentions potential nasal mucous membrane absorption for a cure.

United Preny Chicago Sis University, of Chicago Rickel Ividore S. Falk

Accorsi Acquitted in Trooper Slaying Case

Pittsburgh December 13 Salva Accorsi 88 a former Cheswick miner was found not guilty of murder in the death of State Trooper John J Downey after a jury of eleven men and one woman deliberated overnight.

Accorsi United Press Pittsburgh Salvatore Accorsi Cheswick John J. Downey

Gordon Again Slated for County Tax Collection

George H. Gordon is slated for appointment as county tax collector in Corry. Emmett Parker is expected to be reappointed as tax collector in the city. Harold Mook and Major W. H. Supplee likely stay as county adjutator and county engineer respectively. Alice Fryer to be renamed transfer clerk. Courthouse janitors remain unchanged.

George H. Gordon Collertum Este Emmett Parker Lax Tikely G. H. Gordon Corry IL HI Williams Union City Harold Mook W. H. Supplee Wis Alice Fryer Court House

Planning Holiday Relief by Salvation Army

Captain Martha Kohler and Diet Florence Burns lead the Local Salvation Army as they outline Christmas relief plans for the city and surrounding area. Kettles appear this week to fund targeted holiday aid, with dinners last year serving 110. this year aims for a larger distribution including a Christmas Eve Santa gifts program for children. Residents are urged to help as the campaign seeks to spread cheer to needy families and minors.

Martha Kohler Diet Florence Burns Salvation Army Santa Claus

Boy Scout Troops Schedule Special Activities

Scouts meet at Rex theatre Saturday at 9 00 am to repair gifts for Wednesday. Troops 1 6 and 6 meet Monday at St Baward s hall until 8 pm with a later St Edwards Stout bear and a pool game for troop 6. All boys may invite friends admission five cents. Baptist Ladies Aid event held yesterday at church parlors with quilts tied gifts sent to Pittsburgh orphanage and a fruit cake served for forty members and families. Cotton market pressured by pending legislation says J P Henfean of New Orleans Cotton Exchange before Senate sub committee.

Rex Theatre St. Baward's Hall St. Edward's Baptist Ladies Aid Society Mon- Baptist Ladies Aid Society

Killer of Wife and Step-Father Captured

John J. Gann, 40, sought for shooting and killing his estranged wife Catherine and her stepfather Richard Price at Chikaton West Virginia, was captured aboard a C&O passenger train in Newport Kentucky on December 13. Police reports confirm the arrest ended the manhunt after the double homicide.

United Press Newport John J. Gann Catherine Richard Price Chikaton W. Va Mient

Radio listings for today across NBC CBS and WIZ networks

Today’s schedule lists NBC CBS and WIZ broadcasts with multiple programs. Entries include True Story Hour Naughty Mariette Philco Hour Theatre Memories Mystery House Armour Hour and guest artists across 8:00 to 10:39 time slots in EST BST MST and other zones.

WEAF NBC Orchestr Cavaliers WABG CBS WIZ Armour Clauala Muzlo

Sleet and Ice Create Hazardous Travel Conditions

Hazardous driving and pedestrian risks soared as sleet and freezing rain coated Erie streets. Windshields iced over and roads turned to ice, forcing buses late and many motorists to abandon trips. Pedestrians faced slippery sidewalks and hills while drivers struggled to ascend Spring Street Hill, some cars sliding into ditches.

Mare Thurehiy Gardentat Severs Brie Spring Street Erie

Weather forecast eases cold snap for Midwest and West

Pittsburgh December 13 Forecaster said the cold wave moving through the middle west is unlikely to reach the state. Rain and rising temperatures were forecast for the day. Air mall service to the Pacific coast from Pittsburgh has been discontinued and temperatures rise in the middle west Bettisfield authorities announced last night.

Umson Pittsburgh Middle-West Brotwman Pacific Coast Bettisfield

Four Injured in Franklin Meadeville Bus Crash

Four people were injured when a Patterson Transportation Co bus skidded on icy roads near Hannaville and collided head on with a concrete wall. The injured passengers Samuel Moore 27 Clarissa Wilcott 45 Toward Wagner 49 and William Stoughton 49 were treated at Franklin hospital with non life threatening injuries. Also a separate theft case reported 24 pints of Overholt whiskey stolen from a hospital delivery truck in Pittsburgh. In Beaver Falls a man died and two others were injured when their car slammed into a pole and overturned.

Franklin-Meadville Hannaville Dee Frankly Hospital Samuel Moore Franklin Clarissa Wilcott Guys Mills Wagner Cochranton William Stoughton Carlton Eula Pittsburgh Holiday Sea Von Seonett Beaver Falls Jack Ames Denver

Three Sparta hunters fined for deer kill near Brookston

Three Spartansburg hunters B H Bixby J B Weidner and C J Miller were fined 100 each after Game Warden Elmer Nelson reports they killed a doe near Brookston and tried to conceal the venison before reporting. The Times Mirror notes few deer kills in today’s report. Lewis Witt of Clarendon reports an eight point buck weighing 185 pounds on the Farnsworth.

Brookston Spartansburg Warren Advices Elmer Nelson Sheffield Sonn Twigen Times- Mirror Felows B. H. Bixby J. B. Weidner C. J. Miller Met Nelsun Sheffield Times-Mirror Lewis Witt Clarendon Farnsworth

Haitian strike eases as martial law looms to lift

In Port au Prince on December 13 the return to duty of 40 Damien Agricultural School faculty amid loosened military rule supported hopes for an early end to martial law in Haiti. Student strike continues under martial law provisions, leader Justin H Sam says gatherings and votes are forbidden. A separate report from McKeesport, Pennsylvania notes motorcyclist Dan Heb Montenary died from injuries after a collision between a motorcycle and car near Duquesne and Dragonturg.

Port AU Prince Haiti Damien Agricultural School Darnien School Justin H. Sam Sam Mckeesport Dan- Heb Montenary Pittsburgh Duquesne Dragonturg

Allegheny College lead drives drive at Cory meeting

Workers from the Cory area, led by the Masonry Building Association, pursue a $50,000 debt-refunding campaign. Dr J W Miles of Allegheny College will address the group at 6:80 PM at the Hotel Cory. Names of additional subscribers are listed, and division leaders report a close contest between Commanders Peck and Howard.

Cory Masonry Buidinng Association Weir Corry Pennsylvania J. W. Miles Allehury College Miles Ute Jeb Alvah W. Covell Hiram Johnson Frederick J. Bleds Thurston A. Anderson George W. Madsen C. T. Craker Don W. Kinhead Bred S. Bates Fll Weeks John Harold Patterson R. R. Powers Russell PB. Berkwith Oscar S. Frits B.S. Babbitt Clarence L. Messenger Iid

Thousands slain as China quells revolt near Canton

United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports a decisive Nationalist victory over rebel forces near Canton. Government troops under Chiang Kai Shek attacked at Chungehoge in Honan, while Shantung forces moved south to counter rebels attempting to seize the Tientsin Pukow line. Officials say about 7,000 rebels killed or wounded and 3,000 slain in other actions with the rebel Lemsides leader Chang Pathwel fleeing northward.

Kuomin Sew Ironside Chiang Kai Shek Chungehoge Honan Provinee Nanking Cheng Chow Honan Shantung Province Shantung Pole Shertung Kuomin Canton Lemsides Chang Pathwel

Parish Guild Bazaar Opens to Packed Hall in City Event

Emmanuel Guild opened its practical sale as parish hall reached capacity during opening evening. Japanese and Chinese booths drew steady patronage while the program featured dancing, songs, and humor by local performers. Canaries provided music and the card party closes the event tonight inviting general public.

Emmanuel Guild Christuss Afts Paulson Sisters Geraldine Utts

Doheny to Go On Trial March 10 in Bribery Case

Edward H. Doheny, California oil magnate, will stand trial March 10 in Washington on bribery charges stemming from the Elle Hill air bases. The trial date was set by Justice Willem Hits of Tsiridt, Colombia, the judge who presided over the Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall bribery case.

Unnea Washington Edward H. Doheny Catifor Nia Elle Hill Willem Hits Tsiridt Colombia Supreme Court Mer Albert B. Fall

Demand Death Penalty for Leaders of Mutiny

Auburn, Dex 1. Desperate prisoners crowd Auburn pen as riot aftermath unfolds. Guards search cells. four revolvers found. Governor Roosevelt plans a special supreme court to try the ringleaders for murder, seeking the death penalty. Major Roosa aids investigation.

United Press Auburn Dex Adgar Gorge A. Sullivan Philip G. Roosa State Department of Correction Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Supreme Courterra Gen Dufford

Christmas Party Highlighted Rebekah Club Gathering

Members of the Rebekah Helping Hand club hosted their annual Christmas party at Mrs. A C Reed’s home on Baal Congress street. Forty guests enjoyed venison dinner and yuletide favors, then an illuminated gift laden tree closed the afternoon. Mrs Reed received a silver gift, and the club planned the January meeting with new officers to be elected.

Handel A.C Reed Baal Congress Street

B P W Club Plans Christmas Party

The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will gather Monday evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home on West Washington Street. Twenty young girls will attend as guests and a Christmas tree with gifts will be featured. Miss Hare and Myers chair the committee organizing the program, which starts at seven with refreshments after.

Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars West Washington Street

Bemier High pupils present fourth period program

Students from Mrs. Cora Smith's home room No. 28 at Bemier High performed a morning fourth period assembly. The program included a piano solo by Gladys Palmers singing by Lucile Salen a dance by Virgini Kemps a reading by Charlotte Stearns and readings by Sheuraldins Say Christos Dorothy Houtae and Audry Macon.

Cora Smith Bemier High Gladys Palmers Rering Lucile Salen Virgini Kemps Charlotte Stearns Sores Sheuraldins Christos Dorothy Houtae Audry Macon

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