Wrench Passenger Ship Believed Lost in Mediterranean Storm
Algiers reports the Wrench passenger liner is overdue after a severe Mediterranean storm described as the worst in 35 years. Dozens of distress calls arrived from other vessels as tugs could not leave Algiers due to damaged harbor infrastructure and heavy rains.
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February Term of Court Sets Large Calendar in Brie
A February term criminal court in Brie hosts a large calendar headed by liquor fraud indictments. Sheriff Millard Davis and officials drew 24 grand and 84 traverse jurors for the term with plans to avoid an earlier grand jury session. District Attorney 0. Jo Henbl said jurors convene February 2, with possible extra judges to assist Judges Rossiter and Hirt. Named grand jurors include Henry Drake and Katherine L. Young. traverse jurors include H. E. Manley and Leon Proctor.
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Erle
Millard B. Davis
Horace Bell
Wiliam Hart
Jo Henbl
Brie
Rossiter
Hirt
Henry Drake
Katherine L. Young
Corry
M. S. Peters
Union City
Traverse
H. E. Manley
Leon Proctor
C. B. Wilcox
Earl C. Eugene
Union
Plant Worker Fractures Ankle At Local Plant
Paul Daniels 26 of 517 South Center street suffered a bad fracture of the right ankle when he slipped while jumping from a truck in the shipping room at Standard Automatic Products Company. He was treated at Corry Hospital and will be incapacitated for several weeks. Rufis Binik 26 of Clymer left Corry Hospital after treatment for injuries from a heavy pole strike while working in the woods near his home, sustaining a severe head gash.
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Standard Automatics
Clymer
Tn Woods
South Center Street
Standard Automatic Products Company
Corry
Rufis Binik
Corry ‘Hospital
Binink
Negro Confesses Killing Teacher in Maryville
Raymont Guan, a negro ex-convict, confessed to authorities that he attacked and killed Miss Velma Colter, 20, near Maryville Missouri. State's Attorney Paul R. Jones released the statement as mobs formed. Guan was moved by auto to St Joseph for further questioning after the confession surfaced.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Suit After Union Road Crash
Catherine Graves of West Washington street sues L. D. Shreve of Union City for ten thousand dollars in Erie county court. The complaint alleges Shreve turned his car into her path causing a collision on the Corry Union City highway last August. Graves suffered severe lacerations to the face chest and nose with potential permanent disfigurement. Rossiter of Erie represents the plaintiff. The case draws wide local interest and will be closely watched.
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L. D. Shreve
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Probe resumes into 1930 Pennsylvania primary spending
The Senate campaigns expenditures committee, chaired by Nye, proposed to renew its inquiry into the 1930 Pennsylvania and Nebraska primaries. It would first address funds spent on behalf of Senator James Davis, who had been seated despite Nye's earlier request to step aside until a fuller review of his expenditures was completed.
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Conferees Disagree Over Jobless Relief Provisions
Washington December 19 United Press conferees failed to agree on Senate amendments to the 1100000 unemployment relief bill. Senate conferees insisted on the Couzens provision requiring 90 day local residency for workers on emergency fund projects and demanded payment of the highest prevailing wage. They also stood by local aid road funds for Alabama and Georgia without matching state funds. The bill returns to the Senate for reconsideration.
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Salvation Army to Distribute 40 Christmas Baskets in Corry
Captain Appleby announces 40 well filled Christmas baskets will be given to local families in Corry. Funds for the relief effort come from the Christmas kettles in the business district and need more support to reach the goal. Baskets, to be handed out Wednesday, include coffee corn sugar potatoes beans butter peas tomatoes bread rice jelly fruit and apples.
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Funeral set for Henry A House inventor of first US steam car
Bridgeport Connecticut December 19 private funeral services will be held tonight for Henry Alonzo House claimed to have invented the first steam automobile in America. He died in his 91st year.
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Five Killed as Auto Crashes into Culvert
Lewisburg Pa December incident reports five men killed and one injured when a car driven by W Wheeler Watson went off the highway and struck a concrete culvert on a curve. Victims include Judge Albert Watson and George Bair. Nasrin Gair and Robert Wilson also listed among the dead. Pay Aunkst among the injured.
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Lewisburg
Den
Here Gurly
W. Wheeler Watson
Suraniq
Albert Watwun
Distriet Court
George Bair
Watsontown
Narvin Galr
Robert Wilson
Watsonly
Canton
Ohio
Aunkst
State Highsway
Watson
Tyro
Thieves Steal Forty Chickens From King Farm
A group of thieves took forty Buff Orpington chickens from Fred King’s chicken house east of Corry in Spring Creek township. King found the loss this morning and notified police and nearby towns, noting a similar raid about a year ago. The authorities are on the lookout for suspects believed linked to prior thefts.
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City Carriers Adjust Holiday Delivery Schedule
Commenting tomorrow and continuing through December 1, city carriers report for duty at 7 00 p m instead of 7 15 p m Leave the post office at about 8 30 covering their routes during forenoon, omitted visual business trips for the days noted One complete afternoon delivery will be made as daylight permits due to unusual letter mail volume The local Office hopes patrons are not unduly inconvenienced by this temporary change
Corry Woman's Club Announces Second Outdoor Lighting Contest
The Corry Woman's Club announces a 57 prize pool for the second annual outdoor Christmas lighting contest open to city residents and nearby property. Four wards compete with prizes of 12 00 first 7 50 second and 5 00 third. entries must register with Miss Anna Reese at 512 East Main Street.
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Bandits Surrounded in Boxe Chitto Swamp
In Safford Arizona December 19 a pursuit with 150 men and hounds began after four bandits robbed the Mation Junction Bank of over 5000. Sheriff’s posse pressured the swamp getaway. bandits fled by auto then into mud with rifle fire, dogs later aided by added hounds and airplanes from Montgomery and Merifian.
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Surge of cyclone nears Valparaiso risking Baquedano
Advices from Valparaiso say a cyclone of great intensity approaches the western coast and may reach Valparaiso within 24 hours. Fears for the safety of the Chilean training ship Baquedano and its Marines aboard accompany the warning.
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Valparaiso
Baquedano
Chicago gang leader faces murder charge
Chicago officials pursue charges against gangster Scarface Al Capone in a bid to indict him for two murders. Judge John H. Lyle leads the inquiry as evidence accumulates toward possible execution under the electric chair.
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Jeader
Five Trunk Line Consolidation Hinted in Rail Rivalries
Reports from New York indicate talks among eastern railroads to form a fifth trunk line as consolidation grows, with Pennsylvanian routes shifting to connect Lehigh Valley and Jersey City terminals, while the Baltimore and Ohio and Reading stakes realign for New York access. Professor William Z Ripley of Harvard urged consolidations as essential to modern rail efficiency.
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United Press
Willam Z. Ripley
Harvard
Aifuasion
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Baltimore and Obie
van Sweringen Ives
Leonard 3. Lovee
Delaware and Hudson
Intestate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Riptey
National Association of Owners of Railroad and Public Utility Securities
Tragic Coast Rescue Fails Off Tomales Bay
Coast Guard boats search the Tomales Bay mouth for five women and four men believed drowned after a launch capsized in strong current. Fishermen Grant and Armand Gary helped rescue two survivors before the craft was overwhelmed, and the missing include Antine Augustine and several family members.
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Calif
Coast Guard
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Aaiatineh
Helen
Mary
Antine Augustine
Augustine
Manuel
Daniel
Gertrude
Virginia
Marshall
Seaw
Grant
Armand Gary
Arman
Num
Pretty Operetta Performed by St Edward's Pupils
Pupils of St Edward's parochial school presented a Christmas operetta titled The Rag Doll's Christmas Joy. The hall was full and the St Edward's orchestra provided music including a xylophone solo Holy Night by Paul Fourney. The production featured a nursery scene and the young performers acted with pleasing poise.
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St.Edward’s Parochial School
St. Edward's Orchestra
Nina Haskins
Colletta Burkhardt
Margaret Jackson
Rey Bensink
Paul Burkhardt
Mary Clark
Rita Ressler
Paul Fourney
Local Firm Showcases Handwoven Furniture in Window
Corry based Handwoven Fibra Furniture Co exhibits its products at the Root store on Center Street. The display draws compliments as locals are urged to inspect the newest local industry offerings.
Former Corry Doctor Dies at Pittsburgh
A telegram revealed the death of Dr J W Chase a former well known Gary physician who practiced in this city for years He was a member of Blitz Lodge and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter Masons Services will be from the Tate home Sunday at eight and funeral Monday at two burial in Pittsburgh.
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Pitburgh
J. W. Chase
Gary
Chase
North Center Street
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Columbus Royal Arch
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Masonic Lodge
Tate
Pittsburgh
Unnecessary Jump From Plane Fatal in Test Flight
Washington dispatch reports engineer Stephen A. Forberger died after leaping from a Fokker aircraft in a fatal test. The parachute failed to deploy at a critical height as the plane from Teterboro moved toward Wright Field. Pilot Lieutenant Crocker made a forced landing, while a passenger reportedly escaped with minor injuries.
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