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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1929

Page

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Gasoline tax debate and a dog saves family from fire

Fire swept the Ed Crowell farm near Warner's Corners burning the home and contents about 1:30 AM. The barking dog woke Mr and Mrs Gates and child, allowing them to escape before the farmhouse was razed. The blaze, likely from a faulty chimney, spared the barn but destroyed the house and nearly all possessions. Mrs Crowell is visiting in the South. losses partly insured.

Carl Gates Warner's Corners Mr. Aml Mra. Cur Gates Ed. Crowell Farm Wale Vc Warner's Corners Roosevelt] Highway Corry B.J. Crowell

Boiler Explosion At Mohawk Milk Plant Injures Two

Two Mohawk Condensed Milk Company workers narrowly escaped fatal injury when a boiler exploded at the Corry plant around 2 p.m. Thomas Mead and Dave Renslak were repairing a boiler in the furnace room when the blast occurred. Mead burned his right hand. Renslak suffered more serious injuries but both were taken to hospital. The blast temporarily flooded the plant with steam but operations were resumed after quick repairs. Authorities could not determine a definite cause, though officials noted the blow-off pipe failed and the explosion did not engulf the entire battery of boilers.

Corry Steam Mohawk Condensed Mil Company Thomas Mead Dave Renslak Mead Bensink Jor Bensiie Teft Nim Theoapital Weing Corry Creamery Company Immedi~tately Lomograw Mesa Bonsink Wassink Molawie M. D. Bertram Mohawk Journal Fest Bertram

Senate Bills Are Caught in Hopeless Jam

Washington February 15 United Press staff correspondent Paul R Wallon reports a legislative jam as Senate fights for precedence. Naval cruiser appropriations, reapportionment, canal investigation, prohibition penalties and other bills mix with looming deadlines. If not passed by March 4 they die and must restart next session, while the House shelved a constitutional amendment affecting jams.

Paul R. Wallon United Press Washington Congress Senate Appropriations House Jas

Five Best Radio Features on WHAM NBC and NEC Networks

Radio listings show WHAM and NBC network slots at 8:00 with Bourdon's Concert Orchestra and the Cavaliers Quartet, 9:00 dimatized stories with Heifenthal music, plus reviews, theatre hour with Jessica Dragonette and Colin O More, and NEC Network concerts featuring WBEA and NEC artists.

Wham Ang NBC Bourdon Cavaliers WOR Columbia

Bodies recovered after Cochetopa avalanche tragedy

United Press reports Creede Colorado residents recovered the bodies of James Wolff age 50 and his son James Jr. 17 after an avalanche swept down Cochetopa Mountain. Ranger Vat Aken led twelve men who braved heavy snow to reach the cabin where the pair had taken shelter, fearing further slides would endanger them and the search party.

United Press Creede Cole James Wolff James, Jr Cochetopa Vat ‘Aken Wolfe

Meeting tonight on proposed Corry industry development

Local committee invites six manufacturers businessmen and citizens to a 7 45 pm meeting at the Municipal Building to discuss bringing a large industrial venture to Corry. Prompt action urged as the plan requires broad support and funding.

Munials Tay O'Clock Corry Pullege

Damages Sought After Ale Seizure on Pennsylvania Siding

The case stems from seizure of unlit beer on a Pennyslvania Railroad siding near Dunkirk. John P. Green seeks $15,000 in damages for destruction of 11,632 bottles and beach damage from shattered glass, with $6,000 estimated loss annually over five years totaling $16,000. Residents fear extended cleanup and future interest may increase the payout.

Lake Front Breelnn Dunkirk House of Representives Washington Congress Saniel Reed Dunsirk Secretary of Treasury John P. Green Dutrkinls Demingis Brocton Rapa Steensnow Benet Bile Eeplion

Trotzky May Now Go to Angora

Constantinople reports Trotzky may ride an express train toward Angora and then likely proceed eastward soon. Plans to reach Europe depend on favorable reception by a country. Initial hopes to go to Germany were discouraged by that government.

Trotsky Angora Unites Press Constantinople Turkey Leon ‘Trotzky Lyppight Thorum Trotzky Europe Germany

Railways to Take Over Express Lines Plan Approved

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a plan to create the Railway Express Agency to unify railway express operations. It grants 4000 shares of capital stock and 89000 in five percent bonds to push the assets of American Railway Express Company and provide working capital. Eighty five railroads are authorized to control the agency and share profits, with the application filed in December.

United Pro Washington Railway Express Agency Interstate Commerce Commission Railway Express Agency, Inc American Railway Express Company Oxpress Ntan

Bloody saga of assassination for beer trade

Chicago report traces the rise of Capone and the O’Banion and Torrio factions in Al Capone era gangland. It recounts the 1930s murders and the illicit liquor war, noting the killers and mob figures involved as the story leads toward continued violence.

Chicago O'Banion Merton T.akers United Press Capone North Side Brooklyn Johnny Tarrio Meuering Gangland O'Banton Drnrer Bwainess Htis

Note of death by own action fuels mystery in Conn

In Willimantic Connecticut a slip of paper found on Mrs. Wan Jackson after she killed herself near the inquest into the murder of Her his Lind adds to the puzzling case. Officials quoted as saying Mrs. Jackson claimed responsibility while Deputy Sheriff Trenor Fice, tied to the Brooklyn indictment, is in jail awaiting trial. Medical Examiner Louis J Mason refused to disclose note contents.

United Press Willimantic Conn Wan Jackson Lind

Sinclair Stock Declares 2 Dividend and Extra Payment

New York February 15 Sinclair Oil Corporation declares a quarterly dividend of 90 cents a share with an extra 5 cents per share approved by directors. Last common stock payment was 50 cents in the second quarter of 1924.

United Press New York Sinclair Asoliciated Oil Corporation

Narrow escape in Wear Ridge bus crash near Union City

A Wear Ridge Transportation bus narrowly avoided a serious collision near Union City at about 8:55 this morning. To dodge an approaching car the bus left the highway and slid into a ditch but did not overturn. Passengers and driver were shaken yet uninjured and the bus resumed its trip to Ene.

Union City Hatchery Erle Wear Ridge Transportation ‘Company Union City Ene

Food and Water Shortage Deepens European Suffering

United Press reports acute shortages of food fuel and drinking water in major European cities amid record cold and heavy snowfall. Berlin Vienna and Belgrade struggle as coal supplies dwindle and water freezes, while rivers freeze and ships icebound.

United Press London Berlin Vienna Belgrade Mormml Thames Seine Rhine Baltic Sea Continent England Budapest Villazes French Riviers

Prerogatives Grant Stays For Three Slayers In Chicago

CHICAGO Feb 15 Three convicted murderers were spared from execution by last minute stays. Dave Shanks, a Negro, received a 21 day delay as his counsel seeks clemency after beating a Peoria teacher to death. Charles Walz and Anthony Grocco, who murdered two policemen, were granted stays until next Wednesday.

Unienrises Chicago Dave Shanks Peoria Dennis Normoyle Shanka Charles Walz Anthony Grocco Silpersadens

Return of Commissioner MacLean Prompts Major County Projects

Relics of Atlan Maclean the county commissioner return from government hospital is the signal for the commission to act on key projects. A new county engineer appointment will be considered, with Nevin H Dickson a candidate for the post. Planned improvements include Curry Sparkinebite coach modernization and the Lavery Corners to Roosevelt highway paving.

Atlan Maclean Couty Toom Watshington ME MacLent Washington Oy Pebnnars Erj-Neer Clyde Hum Nevin H. Dickson Hore Gyo Commission For Action MacLean Cacry-Spartansberg Lavery Corners Roosevelt Highway

Scott Applies for Admission to County Bar

Walter H. Scott, noted Corry resident, has filed a petition in the Belo County court requesting admission to practice before the county bar for Walter J. Peake’s client, Corry High School alumnus who recently passed the state bar exams. The petition was referred to the Admissions Committee by Judge Hirt. the candidate prepared through home study.

Walter H. Scott Corry Inas Belo Bette Bar Seatl Goer Corry High School Walter J. Peake William Ge Hirt Ban Associi ‘Tion Scott Dugest Home Stadly Altorney

Two Crewmen Refuse to Leave Helpless Ship

Ghost ship Atloway drifted in Pacific off Alaska with unknown status as crew were removed after storm. Posey refused to abandon lifeboat fearing for life, rumored to seek salvage money. sea raged with towering waves. A tug aided the Rhin near Naples as French cargo ship in distress off the Italian coast.

Atloway Pacific Alaska Sturn Phé Gadman Pojoy Teave Litebanis Giles Posey Admiralty Jaw Naples Italy Rhin Marseilias

Fear Boycott of Penn Roads If Tax Passed

State Treasurer warned that Pennsylvanians might boycott highways if a higher paid mileage tax is approved. Opponents led by Republican gubernatorial candidate Lewis say funds are needed, but boosters argue more revenue is essential for bridge and street work and to avoid urban delays amid costly interest.

PENN Arthur N. Suverkrup United Press State Penn- Ivania Lewis Uvdr Zeus Elwetonondnle Pennsylvania Highway Department Lewis Paintén Ove Lewis Sm Matey matey of therm would not have to be repaired and not r= mutt. | SAalthoweh ib Mosia Prooydors Lewis Algo Bond Bond Jesacy Wns

Pope Pius plans extensive travel through Italy

Rome, Feb 16 Pope Pius the Third plans an extended tour through Italy in July starting with Milan where he once served as bishop. A new papal train, fully equipped with modern fittings, was ordered for immediate construction by Italian state railways. New York Feb 15 Directors keep rediscount rate at 6 percent after four hour meeting.

Rome Pius Milan New York New York Feders Resorve Bank London

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