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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1933

Page

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Seven World War Vets to Receive Purple Heart Medals

St Bonaventure hall hosts a large Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering to honor seven local World War I veterans with Purple Heart medals. The program includes a radio broadcast by National Commander Csontz and multiple veteran and civic speakers.

St. Bonaras Hall Archie W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Charles Howard Lloyd McElroy Columbus Charles Chafey Corry Lawrence W. Field Co. A 313Th Machine Gun Battalion Sith Division Verglin Argonne Forest Clarence C. Coons Co. G 12Th Infantry August DeMauri Ath Division Verdun Argdnne Forest Kenneth Jones 59Th Coast Artillery Ensted Charles Guadagno 318Th Machine Gun Battalion 80Th Division Steve Dunn Co. I Meuse-Argonne Ann Paul 8. Weed 110Th Csontz Milon L. Brown America Francis J. Graves Frank T. England Bordwell Gong Oliver Oasler G. A. Ruisduress Cleveland W. Brown United Spanish War Veterans Charles P. Keating American

Ten families displaced by blaze at Scranton garage

Ten families were driven from their apartments when a fire swept the Mac nna Stanley Garage in Scranton. Losses were estimated at more than $50,000 as firemen battled the near zero temperatures. cause of the fire was not immediately determined.

United Press Scranton Mac Nna Stanley Lesa Waas Ben F. Starr Maple Avenue Jerry Sullivan Marion Street Peto Furtl

Train wreck cripples main line service near Reil House

Seventeen cars of freight train No. 91 derailed by a broken rail near Reil House west of Salamanca at about 5 am, blocking all tracks. The system was tied up for hours with detours via Dayton. passenger train No. 5 arrived about 11:15 am, two hours late, and No. 7 delayed two hours. No injuries reported among crew.

Iie Reil House Salamanca Dayton Corry

Maj Gen Collins Dies at Capital

Maj Gen Edgar Colting longtime assistant chief of staff and veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars died at Walter Reed hospital after a long illness. A Williamsport native and 1897 West Point graduate, he took part in Santiago and Philippine insurrection actions and received the Distinguished Service Medal. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.

Vinsew Ieee Washington Edgar Colting Walter Reed Hospital Williamsport United States Military Academy Collins Santiago France

Confessions Tie Two to Coast Kidnapping Case

Los Angeles police say a music teacher Lovuella Pearl Hamiter and her ex convict companion W P Howard confessed to taking part in the kidnapping of Mary B Skeele. Hamiter admitted guilt after a long examination. Howard also confessed. Both are jailed on kidnapping suspicions. Hamiter is identified as Mountain Lake Minnesota native and USC alumnus. Howard reportedly paroled from San Quentin in 1991 after forgery.

United Press LOS Angles Mary B. Skeele Lovuella Pearl Hamiter W. P. Howard San Quentin Howard Miss Hammer University of Southern California Mountain Lake Minn Harvey, N. D Valley City N.D

New Drive for Canal to Join Ohio and Lakes

Advocates of Beaver County waterways improvement organize to push a Lake Erie Ohio River canal project. Temporaries Dr Louthsn and Luther M. Cornwell chair, with a meeting planned for next Tuesday and a full group session on February 25.

Ohio and Lakes United Press Shaver

Labor Pushes Income Tax and Old Age Pension in Pa

Harrisburg February 10 Organized labor in Pennsylvania focuses on adopting an income tax and old age pension legislation by the 1938 legislature. John Phillips, president of the State Federation of Labor, calls for a labor conference to unite the program, as a $100 million unemployment relief bill is unlikely to pass. Rep John C Hermansen notes previous amendments for old age pension funds, reintroduced this session, but faces a tough committee battle.

James A. Sullivan United Press Harrisburg Organized Labor Movement Pennsylvania John Phillips State Federation of Labor Phillips John C Hermansen Luzerne Labor Frank Harris Allegheny Hermansen

Babe's cries save three from fumes in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on February 10 three brothers, ages 24 and 21, were revived from carbon monoxide fumes after infant Lauetta Church cried, waking her mother Alma Church who alerted Anna Lax. The brothers were found unconscious in their bedroom and bathroom after exposure from a kitchen heater.

Pittsburgh Lauetta Church Alma Church Annalax Sins Charles Johm and James

Philadelphia Opera President Helen Leidy Dies at 82

Mrs. Helen Carter Leidy, president of the Philadelphia Opera Company, died at Chestnut Hill Hospital from pleuro-pneumonia. She was 82 and widow of Dr. Joseph Leidy. She had been ill after an accident in New York while attempting to open a window in a hotel.

Py Vancuerie Philadelphia Helen Carter Leidy Philadelphia Opera Company Chestnut Hie Hospital Ais. Leidy Joseph Leidy New York

Mercury Drops To Eight Below In Corry Night

Bitter cold gripped Corry and nearby areas as the mercury plunged to eight below zero overnight. Clear skies and a bright moon accompanied the deepest winter chill with temperatures near zero by morning. Forecasters promised relief by tonight and Saturday as a nationwide cold wave continued to ease. Meanwhile a maritime disaster cast a shadow over the region as the schooner Saugatuck, en route to rescue a boy, was listed overdue with ten missing and a crew presumed lost. Captain Pretterick Lovejoy of Westport, a skilled mariner, was feared for sheltering amid the storm. Communications with Sandy Point, Newfoundland, were cut off as heavy surf endangered island residents. The situation remained unresolved as authorities pursued updates.

Corry Elief Loniight United States Dort Sandy Point Newfoundland Pretterick Love~ Joy Westport Conn

Accused Slayer Awaits Mother’s Resurrection in Kentucky

Indz Kentucky mountaineer Tom Mills, 26, amid hysteria in a cell, awaits his mother to rise from the grave to save him and eight relatives from prosecution for Mrs Lucinda Mills’s death. Mills and eight others are to be arraigned. a cult ritual preceded the killing in an isolated cabin.

United Press Indz Kentucky Tom Mills Lucinda Mills Crist Jal Mills Tritié Mills

Three Held In Plot Subzero Cold Block Lindbergh Case

Roanoke Virginia February 10 Federal anti kidnapping law loomed as authorities prepared to press charges against three suspects Norman Harvey 21 his wife and Joe Bryant 19 in a staged extortion attempt against Colonel Lindbergh. The trio denied involvement while investigators negotiated a ransom drop lowering demands from fifty thousand to seventeen thousand dollars.

FIFA Lindberghs United Press Roanokh Uhe Charles A. Lindbeagh Lindbergh Norman Harvey Joe Bryant Stoitly

French Fliers Aim to Break British Long-Distance Mark

At Istres France two French airmen Lucien Boussoutrot and Maurice Rossi began a projected nonstop 6200 mile flight to Buenos Aires seeking to surpass the British record set from Cape Town. Weather appeared favorable to mid Atlantic. they departed at 7 49 a m from the French base.

United Press Istres Marseilles France Lucien Boussoutrot Maurice Rossi Buenos Aires Miers Great Britain United States Gayford Nicholetts England Cape Town Gayfort Boussoutrot mid-Atlantic Natal Brazil James A. Mollison Totres Mermoz Rio de Janeiro Santos Tstres Buenos

Chicago Fire Under Control After Seven Hour Blaze

A million dollar grain elevator fire on Goose Island was brought under control by hundreds of firefighters after seven hours of battling bitter cold. The Rosenbaum Company facility, storing 1,680,000 bushels of grain, sustained extensive damage.

Anncuress Chicago Rosenbaum Company Goose Island

Railroad collateral links erode value for R F C loans

Washington February 1 large depreciations in collateral posted with the Reconstruction Finance corporation for railroad loans were reported today to sub committees. For Southern Railway a 14 728 408 loan collateral was paid to reduce to 1 143 835 with losses far exceeding government security value.

Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation Southern Railway Eben

Russia China Alliance Report Reaches Tokyo

Tokyo reports a tentative detonation offensive alliance between Russia and China. Government unofficially advised that Chinese Nationalist leader Eugene Khen recently dismissed the proposed alliance with the Russian embassy in Paris.

Tokio China Russia Eugene Khen Paris

Mutinous crew surrenders after ship bombed near Batavia

In Amsterdam by United Press dispatch, a Dutch cruiser De Zeven Provincien bombed by a 100 pound device from a seaplane killed 18 and wounded 25, all wounded natives, as mutineers of Sumatr a native crew surrendered under superior Dutch naval force en route to Tandjonpriok Batavia. Two European marines led the mutiny. one officer wounded. The cruiser, with loyal crew, heads to Batavia.

United Press Amsterdam de Zeven Provincien Ah Miutindia Ministry of Defense Tandjonpriok Batavia Ma Uny de Zeven Provincier East Indies Muutineers

Gas Reservoir Blast in Saar District Kills Many

A massive gas reservoir exploded at Neunkirchen in the Saar district on February 10. Initial reports indicate about 100 people killed as the 250 foot high tank released 120000 cubic centimeters of gas. Many homes were torn from their foundations and structures in nearby villages damaged. The blast shook the ground for miles and shattered windows in distant Windhova.

Sydney Cross Strasbourg France Neunkircher Saar Neuldrchen Alt Winddiwa

Democratic Women Clash at Erie Meeting

Fists flew and hairpulling eruptions marred a Thursday Erie County Democratic Women’s Council gathering at the Reed Hotel. Factional supporters of James I. Lavery attempted to seize control by electing their officers, while Mrs Therese Sulesky led the event briefly before a factional split left officers contested and membership votes in progress.

Lavery Storm Democratic Women’s Council OF Erie Erle Democratic Women’s Council of Erie Erie County Reed Hotel James I. Lavery Democratic Couunty Onder At & O'Clock Therese Sulesky Parade Street Ibs Lavery Lintel Emule Welk Civey

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