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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1934
Page
6
CWAF funds are available for an airport project in Corry with possible sites inspected. The report notes local political conflicts and a Corry man named Badey injured in a car crash. The piece also covers varied state news including liquor licenses, staff appointments, steel plant projections, tax receipts, rail delays, and weather outlook.
Local voters face a busy primary with multiple familiar figures considered for Assembly and Congressional seats. Incumbent John A. Bing may seek reelection while Will Mathews Arthur Blos and Rex Williams also appear as potential contenders, along with possible entrants from the North East district. Milton W. Shreve aims for the Republican nomination with other names circling the race.
A minstrel show to benefit the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross is announced for April 6 and 7 in the High School auditorium. Curt Smith heads the committee, with casting and rehearsals to follow within a week. The event aims to replenish relief funds and support ongoing Red Cross aid for the poor and needy in the city.
The anti Guffey faction plans to file an independent ticket for the primary. Mere dith Meyers named Roland Morris of Philadelphia for senator and Judge Charles D. Copeland of Westmoreland for governor as potential candidates. Morris has not taken a stand. Copeland allied with Judge Eugene C. Bonniwell. Mayers plans a meeting to push a harmonized opposition slate and will ignore the state committee's action. Van Dyke predicted victories for Pennsylvania in November.
Stanley Cosden of Oklahoma oil heir is reported missing in Paris amid riots. He is an American aviator and member of a prominent family.
A fragment from a local history page notes a Civil War era relic found along a railway site. Historians identify the item as a compass or marker used by soldiers. The find offers insights into travel and defenses during the conflict.
An ancient megalithic monument is reported from Geilly, France, dating back roughly 10,000 BCE and believed to be the Deildient Suntenijite, according to the scanned clipping.
Corry should back a new airport plan aided by the CWA and a federal division. Joel B. Gilson, EWA airport adviser, met local residents to review three site options. one impressed experts who say the project can be funded with little local cost. The plan offers for lease arrangements, labor paid by the federal government, and potential construction of a hangar if funded.
The most noted Indian chief in American history is Tecumseh born at Bigna in 1763. He was killed by Colonel Johnson later vice president, as a major hit during the Tinmesin tinin in 1515.
Attorneys for Theodora Nagle moved for appeal to the state supreme court seeking damages from her father's estate. A jury previously awarded Theodora Nagle $150,000, but a county court ruled the will paragraph privileged and not liable, deeming the verdict excessive. Judge James Barnett and William Hirt ruled the damages excessive and refused a new trial.
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