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15 Dec 1927
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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
Dec 15, 1927
Page
1
Hearst Names Senators In Alleged Mexican Plot
United Press reports Hearst testified before the Reed committee that five named senators Horah LaFollett Norris Heflin were listed as beneficiaries in a $1.2 million fund reportedly sought by Mexican officials for propaganda. Borah La Follette Heflin denied involvement, Norris said he had no knowledge, and Senate leaders noted the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senatora Horah
LaFottette
Norris
Heflin
Silles
Mexica
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Reed Sens
Hearst
Mexico
Pres. Coolidge
Hontat
Borah
Hefsing
Laollette
LaFollette
David Read
Reepublican
Pennsylvania
Hiram Johnson
Republican
California
Johnison
Itn
Johnson
Lindbergh's Mexican Visit Big Triumph
Col Chiles A Lindbergh plans return flight to the United States from Mexico City after a fog delayed him by about two hours. He explained the miscue, praised Mexican reception, and noted the day’s excitement despite the setback amid global admiration for the aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United Press
Col. Chiles
A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Republica
Toluca
Lindberghi
Tampico
Mexico
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Cities
Broadcasting listings show Newark New York Philharmonic and Chicago Opera presenting Rigoletto while KOA Denver marks an anniversary. WRC Washington and WIZ New York feature the Army Band and WEAL Baltimore presents a string quartet in evening programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOR
Newark
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WAZ
Chicago Civic Opera
Weal String Quartet
Mussolini to Meet Briand in Conference Talks
Premier Mussolini announced at a cabinet meeting that he would meet French Premier Briand in conference as soon as preliminary diplomacy permits. The aim is to ease mutual suspicions over rival treaties between France and Italy and Albania and to discuss Italian Albanian concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Briand
Important Business Legislation Before Hous es Of Congress
Washington December 19 The Senate opened a hearing on the Hearst Mexican investigation as part of a broader business legislation agenda. McMaster urged a coalition to back a resolution lowering Vinits while House action on tax reduction bills faced potential partyline shifts. Final passage of the tax bill remained in doubt as votes on key provisions were ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Legisla
Senate
McMaster
House
Congress
Charles P Schuyler Stricken Yesterday in Corry
Charles F Schuyler a longtime Corry resident died after stroke enroute home on South Central Street. He was 77, a pensioned worker at Acord Iron Works, and active with Crosby Hose Company. Survived by a brother, two nieces, two nephews. Funeral from Alexander Company Saturday at 2 pm with Rev W M Bartlet presiding. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Wind storm causes minor damage and outages with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
South Centar Street
Charles F. Schuyler
Corry
Raymond Block
Schuyler
Ariel
Afcor Iron Works
Corry Fo
Crosby Hose Company
Rnest Schuyler
H. J. Simpson
Misa Florence Simpson
Harry and
Lawrence Simpson
Buffalo
Pineral Services
Alexander & Company
Pirsons
Mi Bart Fett
Pine Grove
School Board Holds Regular Meeting Updates and Tax Collector Request
The school board met in the basement offices last evening to approve changes at the Senior High Auditorium and hear routine reports. G H Gordon requested reappointment as tax collector, with the board deferring a decision to solicitor opinion while approving purchases of classroom chairs and pending Remington Rand equipment study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gordon
Board of Education
A. Hillstrom
Mesurs
McCoy
D. E. Leach
Dewey
Gonbord
Washingston
Paieview
Harding
Ilao
Supt. Dewey
Remington- Rand Company
Administration
Clyde L. Jones
Washington
Kincaid
Kneald
Most Main Street
Bais
Deer Season Ends At Sundown In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's big game season closes at sundown today as officials note thousands of deer have fallen since December 1. Game wardens report the final tally will be provided after all reports are compiled, with officials promising an official count of the year’s harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys St Marys Home for the Aged in Erie
A late afternoon blaze at St Marys Home for the Aged on 26th and Ashstracts, Erie, practically destroyed the building. Loss估 over 100000. Seventy seven inmates were rescued, with several Tyro firefighters overcome but later revived. Fire began on the third floor and spread rapidly through the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
St. Mary's
Ashstracts
Tyro
Banks built for ice rink in Corry park
The Kiwanis Club sponsors a central Corry ice skating rink project. Wooden banks have been built in the city park on the north side between Center and Smith streets. The area has been prepared and flooded plans await a good fisher to flood the rink. The section chosen is low and clear of many trees, ideal for skating. Indications point to project success and a long sought facility for city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Kiwanis Club
Center
Smith Streets
Love Named Head of School Finance Committee
John B. Love was appointed chairman of the Board of Education finance committee. The panel, also including W. Campbell and S. Monroe, handles budget drafting and tax levy. S. Monroe leads the property committee. other members include J. B. Patterson, J. W. Campbell, and H. W. Smith with Patterson chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Love
Board of Education
D. A. Hillstrom
J.B. Love
J. B. Patterson
J. W. Campbell
H. W. Smith
Mr. Patterson
Admiral Magruder Sticks to Charges Before House Panel
Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magruder repeated his charges that the Navy Department overspends on Navy yards along the Atlantic coast and is overorganized with too many admirals. He was removed from the Philadelphia commandant post and defended his statements to the House Naval Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
jRear
Thomas P. Magruder
House
Navefal
Atlantic
Navy
Magruder
Philadelphia
Protection At Crossings Pushed By School Board
With over half the Junior High pupils crossing North Center Street to reach school, the Board of Education asks City Council to address student crossing protection in the new traffic ordinance. Superintendent Dewey will present a plan, possibly automatic signals or traffic officers, to prevent accidents or fatalities. A map showing pupil locations illuminated the issue for board members and city leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junor High
North Center Street
Board of Education
Board of Entreation
KS. Dewey
Supt Dewey
Woard
Dewey
Center Street
Kiwanis Club Hears Fine Talk On Oregon History
Rev Roger F Cressey spoke to the Kiwanis Club on The History of the Oregon Trail and the Acceptance of Oregon by the United States. He highlighted early settlers efforts and missionaries Whitman and Spaulding, noting Whitman’s role in advocating Oregon statehood and his Oregon trail journey from New York. The meeting also reported Christmas tree decorations and progress of the Christmas meal canvass, with plans for the annual Christmas party next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sty
Roger F Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Oregon ‘Trail
Oregon
United States
Whitman
Spaulding
Congress
Steuben County
New York
Corry
Pennsylvania
Oregon Trail
Great Northwest
Cresey
Far West
Northland South Center Street
Main Street
Wy. J. Gillette
Tela
Senator Moses Reelected Senate President Pro Tempore
Senator George Moses of New Hampshire was reelected president pro tempore on a strict party line vote of 42 to 0. His opponent, Senator Pittman of Nevada, was nominated by the Democratic minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
George Moses
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Dembotntie
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James
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Slaters
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Uylight
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Houses OF Congress
Charles P. Schuyler
Jonnstown
J. E. Love
Admiral Magruder
Roger F. Cressey
Far Western
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