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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
1
Sparta Route Writers via Northwest Street Bills Correct Defects
Assemblyman John H. iting returns to Harrisburg and introduces two bills to repair highway routes near the city. Bill 148 renames State Route No. 277 to enter via Northwest street, bypassing Lemon street due to its sharp turns and steep grade, promising Northwest street improvements connecting West Pleasant street to the new southbound highway. Bill 147 addresses a 1200 foot gap on the Selota road at the northern end, unfinished in the original plans, completing the Pinchot road to the New York line intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Iting
Harrisburg
Northwest Street
Lemon Street
West Pleasant Street
King
Selota Road
New York State Line
New York Line
Iron Hand Moves To Check German Strife
President Hindenburg signs emergency decree dissolving the Prussian diet and ousting Premier Braun, naming Franz von Papen as federal commissioner. Papen summons the Prussian state council, no vote on dissolution, Nazis poised to gain strength in Prussia elections. Wariness over press freedom increases as Hitler’s regime tightens control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Paul ‘von Hindenburg
Braun
Franz von Papen
Papen
Prussia
Prusia
I Federal Council
Brain
Praaalam
Diet
Adolf Hiver
Primary repealer rests in Vare's hands
Harrisburg February 6 The legislative power of the direct primary vote appears to rest on what William S. Vare decides. Senators returning for the sixth week of the general assembly session indicated that the attitude of William S. Vare Philadelphia Republican organization leader will determine the fate of the Prince repealer now in the Senate elections committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Harrisburg
General Assembly
William 5. Ware
Philadelphia
Republican Organization
Senate
Electinos Committee
Promoter C C Julian Plans Bail Jump to Canada
C C Julian, a Canadian promoter of oil ventures in the United States, faces mail fraud charges and a $25,000 bail. He intends to flee to Canada from Oklahoma City, writing a letter that criticizes federal investigators and their evidence gathering methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Julian
United States
Oklahoma City
Canada
Plans advance for benefit on February 16 17
Tickets go on sale this week for the milk fund benefit at the Junior High School Auditorium on February 16 and 17. Pupils will begin selling tickets Friday as hundreds of elementary and junior high students participate. The fifth annual show titled The Parade of the Seasons features the Senior High Orchestra and boys’ band with proceeds aiding undernourished children. Sponsored by the PTA Council, the event seeks broad public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T A. Council
Roosevelt on Fishing Trip in the Bahamas
President elect Roosevelt arrived in Nassau aboard Vincent Astor's yacht Nouhmahal. They planned fishing trips starting at one, guided by a native pilot, with a six day Bahamas stay rumored. Roosevelt's party included Astor, Kermit Roosevelt, Frederick Hemdrhan, George St. George, A. A. Gennerisk, FR. D. Glavk, and James G. Reldy. Governor Clifford paid an official call and was invited to join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nassau
Bahamas
Roosevelt
Iay
Vincent Astor
Yachi Nouhmahal
Io Bahamas
Clifford
Mr Roosevelt
Astor
Kermit Roosevelt
Jiellce Prederick Hemdrhan
Gorge St. George
A. A. Gennerisk
FR. D.glavk
James G Reldy
Jacksonville
Babarday
Perkins Pleads Guilty To Hit and Run Charge
Cleve Perkins of West Wayne street Corry pled guilty to failing to stop after an auto accident in Crawford county court this morning. The case involves the death of Eugene Webb 77 who was killed while walking on Main street Spartansburg. Perkins will be arraigned for sentence at Meadville next week. Webb was struck and killed as he walked home after visiting Charles Thompson. The elderly man was deaf and carrying an umbrella during a snowstorm which may have obscured his view. Perkins fled the scene, then reported the accident to police. He was taken into custody by Highway Patrolmen Brady and Jackass of Meadville. He pled guilty before Alderman Schrubb and Judge Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Perkins
West Wayne Street
Corry
O. Clarent
Crawford County Court
Charles Thompson
Spartansburg
Perkins
Fleethy
Spartanaburg
Brady and
Jackass
Meadville
Ralph Schrubb
Kent
Pinchot Denies Dictation On Road Plan
Gov Pinchot rejects claims that the highway department dictated a plan to haul 53,000 rural miles into the state system. Secretary Lewis testifies before the joint committee, asserting the governor's proposal, not the department's, drove the plan. He outlines difficulty in calculating a per mile cost without full mileage data, estimates township roads at about 5,000 dollars per mile and total system cost near 28 million, while noting figures may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Lewis
Paul Comly
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
House
Senate
Samuel S. Lewis
Witkin
Philadelphia
Gelder
Susquehanna
Parkinson Greene
Wbae
Ransom Demand For USC Dean’s Wife Tied To Abduction
Mrs Mary Skeele 65 wife of University of Southern California music dean Dr Walter Skeele was seized from her home by two men posing as motorists. They demanded a $10,000 ransom and left a two page note pinned to the screen door. Police pursue leads as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Skeele
University of Southern California
Walter Skeele
Ohoren
Barry Defends Senate Corruption Claims Before Panel
Washington February six David S Barry suspended sergeant at arms of the Senate testified before the Senate judiciary committees defending assertions that some congressmen were bought. He cited statements by Senators Glass Nye and a Georgetown or George Washington University student said corruption in Congress was general. The hearing adjourned with names to be revealed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass and
Nye
Judiciary Committee
United Press
Washington
David S. Barry
Senate
Congress
Barry
Senate Judiciary Committees
Glass
Dem
Senate Campaign Fund
Formen
Alfred
Smith
Georgetown
George Washington
Bary
Remaks of Glass
Borah
Noris
Walsh
Teapot
Glasg
Blaine
Wis
KILLS HUSBAND AS SON LOOKS ON
In New Castle Pennsylvania on February 6 three year old Lee McNell witnessed the fatal shooting of his father Harold by his mother Anna Mee McNell aged 30. Police report Anna McNell admitted to shooting Harold in a bedroom while the boy lay in bed amid claims of abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lee McNell
Lawrence County
Anna Mee McNell
Dutch Warship Seized by Mutinous Crew
Dutch warship De Zeven Provincien seized by its mutinous crew amid wage cut protests. Sailors from Sumatra took control to efforts to free detained natives, as a pursuing squadron led by East Indian Fleet steams toward Sourabaya. The case follows a 17 percent naval pay reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Lloyds
Penang
Deeven Provincien
Sourabaya
Hague
de Zevén
Provincien
Java
Celibies Sea
Geten
Ministry of Colonies
Tristed
Solrabaya
Manchoukuo State Recognition Declined at League
Geneva February 6 The League of Nations committee of 19 agreed to decline recognition of the state of Manchoukuo in the committee's recommendation on the Manchurian dispute between Japan and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchoukuo
United Press Geneva
League of Nations Committee of 19
Manchowia
Japan
China
Kresge's ex wife becomes a princess in Paris wedding
Mrs. Doris Merver Kresge, former wife of Sebastian S. Kresge of Detroit and founder of the Kresge chain, wed Prince Wavit Sadri of Persia at a mosque in Paris. The couple left for a honeymoon in Egypt after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Merver Kresge
Sebastian
Road worker struck by auto near Columbus
A state highway department worker, Joh Stauffen, narrowly escaped serious injuries when struck by a 4 mph auto driven by William Weibler on the Hooseyeit highway near Columbus Sunday afternoon. Stauffen and Frank Crosby were directing traffic around a slippery curve when Weibler swerved to avoid the truck. Stauffen survived with bruises and abrasions, treated at Corry hospital. Highway patrol may pursue further inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooseyeit
State Highway Department
Columbus
Joh Stauffen
William Weibler
26Th Street
Erie
Staufen
Frank Crosby
Weibler
Ue Erie
Stapffen
Corry Hospital
Stauffen
Dynamite blast traps workers in Dallas sewer tunnel
A dynamite blast in a Dallas sewer tunnel traps one worker and injures four others. In Edmonton, pilots Gelder and his mechanic are found dead near their burned airplane wreckage. In Lastoria Oregon a fire aboard the steamship Pacific Shipper of London is brought under control by fire crews. In Berlin the Prussian diet dissolves under a presidential decree granting Reich government extended authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Tex
Edmonton
Alberta
Paul Gelder
Canadian Airwaya
Lastoria
Ore
Pacific Shipper
London
Une
Berlin
Dlat
Tollay
Reich
Talbot plans new relief fund approach in Harrisburg
Harrisburg February 6 United Press reports Speaker Grover Talbot proposes diverting highway funds to boost relief payments for 2 million needy Americans. His plan would shift maintenance funding to counties while directing rest to unemployment aid, contrasting with earlier blue laws and a fast path to Senate for Schwartz weekly sports bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Delaware
Rad
Talhat
Senate
House
Thomas MinIi
East Suffer in Most Severe Cold of Winter
A brutal northwest storm drives the eastern United States into the severest cold of the season. Temperatures dip to 32 or below from the coast to Minnesota and the Dakotas as destitute and unemployed suffer. Chicago shelters open for the homeless and New York charity houses strain to help. Temperatures rise gradually but another wave threatens tonight as the Weather Bureau forecasts return of cold. In Pittsburgh, two deaths are linked to the storm with snowbound conditions and frigid air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Towa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Chicago
New York
Weathit Bureau
Pittsburgh
Western
Petines
James Mcgiffin
Pitcsiri
Alex Daschalty Pittsbuhish
McGiffin
Westinghouse
Gauburh
Ain Mins
Ottcia
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Sparta
Eriters
Lemon
Scista Road
Iron Hand
Vare
Eugene Webb
Man — Perkins
Pinchot
Thes
U. S.C. Dean
David S. Berry
Kresge
John Stauffen
Bulletins
Talbot
Pennsylvania
East
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