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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1933

Page

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Mrs Pinchot Delivers South Seas Travel Lecture

Large crowd hears Mrs Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania’s governor speak at Water High auditorium on a vivid illustrated travel talk about the Pinchot family voyage through the South Seas. Moving pictures from departure to Paumotu, Cocos and Galapagos islands reveal bird and sea life, with humor and detail from the Pacific expedition.

Gifford Pinchot Uater Pennsylvania Pinchot Pacific Woman's Club Corry South Seas Atlantic Paumotug Caribbean Panama Canal Gatun Culebra Cocos Islands Galapagos South America Visi Parmatus

Romanian oil fields under martial law declared

King Garol signed decrees establishing a military state of emergency in Bucharest and Plosenu after a mob attacked a Standard Oil office. Troops poised for Ploesti as labor unrest and strikes threaten rail traffic. parliament adjourned amid calls for a military dictatorship.

Carol Standard United Press Bucharest Garol Plose-nu Standard Is New Jersey Ind Ploesti Jassy Bessarabia Strikura Modayia Pan Halipps

Scouts Scour Woods for Massapequa Murder Suspect

RW York, Feb. 4 One hundred fifty Boy Scouts were enlisted today in the search for the murderer of Helen O’Connor a Yolx high school girl whose battered body was found in the woods near the Long Island suburb of Massapequa four weeks after she disappeared from a crowded railroad station platform. Detectives hoped the scouts would aid in the inch by inch search of the woods and vacant lots where the body was found and to locate the overnight bag and purse and the weapon used in the killing. Detectives also sought a New York taxi driver once seen with the station night agent who knew the girl and was seen talking with him before the car drove away.

United Press York Helen O'Connor Detetives Hadl New York Nowastand Aiver

Ninth Victim's Body Found in Wickliffe Fire Ruin

The body of the ninth victim was recovered from the ashes of Ridgecliff women's dormitory at Wickliffe sanitarium. The coroner opened an inquest as officials and witnesses prepared to testify. The remains were moved to an undertaker's for identification, believed to be Mrs. Helen Koyach, with 24 inmates unaccounted for. Authorities subpoenaed nurses, attendants, sanitarium staff, fire marshals, police, and firemen to the inquest. County leaders called for a thorough probe into the fire and inspections of five other private sanitariums housing 250 county patients.

United Press Cleveland Ridgecliff Sanitarium Wicklitte Helen Koyach Atte Wick- Wife

Snowbound Stars Reach Lake Arrowhead Cabin

Hollywood reports Ruth Chatterton and George Brent were snowbound for three days in a secluded mountain cabin. They ventured eight miles through the snow to reach Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino mountains. Both actors were suffering exposure but wired home their status.

Hollywood Ruth Chatterton George Brent Lake Arrowhead San Bernardino Mountains

French Expert Admits Espionage in Italy Trial

Rome reports Prof. Eydoux a French hydraulics expert confessed to espionage for a senior French officer. He received five years in prison with the secretary Mme Bonneton facing ten years as the trial opened. The court heard details of trips to Italy and Front frontier work while the officer’s name remained undisclosed.

United Press Rome Eydoug Rydoux Mme. Bonnefond Prof Eydoux Paris Mme Bonnetonn Saint Cyr West Point France Italy Italiai Alps Buidou Mussolin

Roosevelt Sails On 10 Day Tropic Seas Cruise

President elect Roosevelt departed Jacksonville aboard Vincent Astor’s yacht Nourmahal for a 10 day cruise. He waved to several hundred well wishers, inspected his floating home, and told reporters he would discuss debt negotiations with British representatives with Senate and House committees. He did not know the British delegation personnel.

Vincent Astor Senate House United Pres Jacksonville Fid Roosevelt Tropic Seas

Divorced Kresge Wife Marries Persian Prince in Paris

Doris Mercer Kresge, divorced wife of Sebastian S. Kresge founder of the Kresge chain, wed Prince Farid Khan Sudri of Persia in a Moslem mosque ceremony in Paris on January 20. A civil ceremony preceded the religious rite and the couple departed for a honeymoon in Egypt. The prince is a great grandson of a former Persian grand chancellor and has served as chamberlain to the Shab.

Au Unseyeres Paris Doris Mercer Kresge Sebastian S. Kresge Kresge Élires United States Farid Khan Sudri Persia Beypt

Auster Keaton to Depart for Rest Amid Hollywood Rumors

Auster Keaton, the veteran star of silent cinema, plans a retreat from Hollywood life as his health improves after a month of illness. He intends to leave soon for a lengthy vacation far from the cameras and the public eye.

Auster Keaton Hollywood Buster Treaton Monlui

Grass Fire Upends Groundhog's Dope Forecast

A grass fire along the Ty Bul right of way between Frederick and Congress streets near Pebruary extinguished before strong winds. Sparks from a passing train are believed to have started the blaze, which occurred less than two aye after Groundhog Day forecasts predicted six more weeks of winter.

Pebruaky Ty Bul Frederick Congress

Mt Vesuvius Seethes With New Eruption Signs Near Naples

Earth shocks and deep rumblings disrupted the countryside around Mt. Vesuvius as the volcano shows renewed activity after two years. Professor Alessandra Malladra reports 200 quakes with a 15 second tremor at the observatory and ash emissions feared to herald a new eruptive phase possibly in spring, though no damage yet.

United Press Naples Mt. Vesuvius Alessandra Malladra Vesiums Obsservatory Imory Amos Java Malladra Terzigno

Two Injured As Auto Crashes Into Workers In Pittsburgh

A car reportedly driven by Betty Benson 24 struck a paraded area injuring two workers severely and causing injuries to four others. Injured include Bike Simms 40 with leg injuries and Stave Cherone 24 with hip and leg trauma.

Pittsburge Nep Betty Benson Pittsburgh Avai Cherone Fattaburgh

Motion by Nazis for dissolution of Prussian diet

Berlin report describes a Nazi move to dissolve the Prussian diet failing 214 to 196 after Hitlerite threats against Carl Severing, minister of interior. Kube accused Severing of a 2,000,000 mark crime fund use. Severing faced a hostile Nazi gallery and a raucous session with Fascist salutes as the chamber recessed.

DIET Carlsevering Till Cuble Wilhelm Kube Kube Severing Socialist Party Chamber Supreme Court Toni Kibe Galeries

Hoover to Speak in New York Banquet Event

The White House announced President Hoover will address a February 13 banquet in New York City honoring Abraham Lincoln, held under the National Republican Club. The speech is described as non political and Hoover will travel with cabinet and security escorts.

Abraham Lincoln United Press Washington White House Hoover New York City National Republican Club of New York Secrétorien Secret Service

Sergeant Faces Removal After Bribe Charges

The Senate judiciary committee summoned Sergeant-at-Arms David Barry to testify in a case accusing him of alleging congressmen took money for votes. The panel will consider removing Barry and may refer the matter to federal prosecutors in DC and Southern New York. Lawyers dispute libel implications as Barry faces potential action despite naming no individuals. Norris urged Barry to appear Monday with any desired evidence and ruled against closed-door testimony if possible.

Senate Judiciary Committee United Press Washington, D. Gye Lorlay David Barry Walsh District of Columbia New York Henata Norris The Judiciary Seommittee Today Norvis

Nun Dies in Oil City Area Crash Involving Religious Sisters

One nun was fatally injured and six others escaped injury in an auto crash near Oil City on the Oil City Fryburg road. Sister Marie Terese, music feeder at St Michael's parish, Fryburg, died from injuries about an hour after the collision. Passengers in the other car escaped serious harm. two riders remained hospitalized for observation. Names include Sisters M Vase, M Hilesa, M Ger Vase, and M Mileen, plus drivers W W Wright and companions.

Marie Terese Oil City M Gervase Hugel McCarthy Ol Gilly Thos Is & Uoisin James] Mead Coury Marie ‘Terese St. Michael’s Parish Fryburg Ol City Mafiné M. Hilesa Aileen Connelly M. Gervase Hazel McCarthy Louis Maher Harriot Avenue Leonard Marlin Hone Bvenule M Mileen Lake Maher

Protest Against State Food Commissaries Plan

Hundreds filled the Fire Theatre in Dubois to oppose the state emergency resistance committee’s plan to establish food commissaries statewide. Protests drew residents from Clearfield and surrounding towns who warned the measure would paralyze trade and affect merchants and finances.

Dubois State Clearfield Kittanali India Aidewas I City Brookville Reynoldsville Punxuulswney

Coast murder trial recesses until Monday

Reporter Vincent Mahoney describes the William James Guy murder case in a crowded court as the trial pauses until Monday. Mrs Wanderwell testifies mutiny and a later attack aboard the schooner Carma are linked to the alleged killing, with jurors touring the ship and dockyards to view the scene as Guy engages in cross examination and the defense contends over motive and opportunity.

Vincent Mahoney United Press Corrasponibit Long Bach Culit William James Cirtay Guy Wis Myme Tay Abha Waalesywal Pong Walter Winderwell Widloyy Wanderwell Len Orient Guy Americum Peru Panama Imu

Congress votes to cut salaries to 7500 a year

Washington news reports a heated House showdown over the legislative appropriations bill. Rep Whittington of Mississippi pushes an amendment to reduce Senatorial pay to 7500 dollars annually, with support and opposition mounting as the measure advances.

United Press Washington Whittington House Battle T5 Reduce Hilegression Salaries Opened Toliar When Rep. Whittingtn

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