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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1931
Page
6
A garbled page notes political figures and public welfare in a distressed tone. It references anniversaries and daily incidents, mentioning 2000 caténdri events, with unclear names and places. The piece hints at national issues and the concept of relief but remains noncommittal in specifics.
A chaotic collage of notices and brief items covers 1982 themes. Plans for state vehicle tag changes, farm show deadlines, Knights of Columbus anniversary milestones, school reopenings after holidays, and holiday network broadcasts are noted alongside dog license renewals and stock market observations. Public notices include exhibit submissions and local events in Erie, with references to local officials and institutions.
United Press story details a dramatic press room confrontation at the Culbertson Lens bridge match. Ely Culbertson clashes with Sir Derrick Wetman amid taunts and threats, amid fierce rivalry and crowding pressers.
A youth shot by a playmate Saturday had the bullet travel through the heart’s left auricle then toward the left ventricle and femoral artery. Doctors expect the bullet to move lower for safe removal while the boy remains in good condition. The report also recounts a separate bridge game incident involving Culbertson and others.
Rev Amos Bannister 72 longtime rector of St Marys Episcopal Church Beaver Falls dies on Sunday afternoon. Funeral services by Bishop Alexander Mann head of Pittsburgh diocese will be held tomorrow. Bannister born in Manchester England, graduate of General Theological Seminary New York ordained deacon in 1882.
Harrisburg report details Governor Pinchot attacking the November 9 to adjourned session as a failure to provide meaningful unemployment relief. He blames Edward Martin and the Republican state organization for diverting funds, saying the session produced little and wasted money on salaries. He contrasts the $20 million approved with his own $120 million plan and warns of litigation and legal doubts over the appropriation. Democratic leaders and labor groups echoed the critique.
Dee Meadvill S1 A J Smuth and Thomas Masterson waited trial for burglary of Titusville Dairy Products Co. plant when sheriff and deputy stopped them night of attempted escape. They were seen sawing window bars and had cut eel and range bars. Smith and Masterson offered no resistance as officers entered with cameras. They were jailed in county jail and later in South Co. awaiting trial. Sheriff Connell recently returned from Western Penitentiary and Apheny County Work House. authorities say the escape was bold and planned for last night.
Mrs Mary Suchar died at her home in Columbus township yesterday afternoon after a sudden heart attack about 4 90. She had lived in Columbus R D 1 for twelve years and was well known locally. Survived by husband Joseph and five children Elizabeth Darnefall Emma Margaret Paul and George. Funeral from the Columbus home Saturday at 2 30 with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
Pinchot denounces the Republican state organization for refusing a relief program, declaring it the enemy of the people. He argues unemploy ment relief would have prevented hunger and cold, aiding desperate families and veterans. He says the organization bears responsibility for widespread privations.
John T. Montoux, Knoxvill e News- Sentinel correspondent, was held in contempt of court in Montgomery County circuit court as Judge Henry Rewitt ordered his release after noting the journalist could cover the trial of mine union president William Hightower in Hyatts, Kentucky. The judge demanded an apology and correction from the paper for alleged attacks on the Mt Sterling court. Montoux indicated he did not write the disputed article and sought permission to cover the case for United Press. The trial continued.
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