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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1933

Page

7

Trial of Union Woman Held Up Attorneys Ill

Mrs Mary Ball a 45 year old Union City widow saw her trial paused when her attorney Ts Tiulianto fell ill with influenza. The case resumes Friday at 9 30 am with the defense set to begin. Frank Hardy testified he received 500 of 6000 alleged to be stolen from Mrs Dina Stall and pointed to a barn as the burial site. Eugene Sulley testified he saw Mrs Ball pick up a pocket book as she left his house. The attorney's illness is not serious.

Brie Tal Mary Ball Union City Sousty Court Tesse Tiulianto Commonwealth Frank Hardy Bail Tdna Stall Eugene Sulley Ball

Rescue on River Ice Breaks After Quick Ripley Rescue

Fireman Hin tenich and his son Fred Jr. of 253 Bath Street helped pull Rip Collins 21 of Mount Union from a frozen river near Brooklyn as they drove toward Baltimore. Collins had fallen through while skating with a girl on the Oushwick river and was pulled to a farmhouse before being sent to Johns Hopkins hospital with his companion.

Tick Tintenach Hintenach Fie Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Joseph

Hopes to set new record in tomb

A man named Orndwsity plans to stay buried in a tomb for months to beat his own air shaft burial record. He endures 50 degree underground temps with a blanket and heater as observers watch from 24 jy and State streets. Separately Philadelphia razed the St Phillips School built in 1768.

Charles Orndwsity Brie Omoyssky Scranton Philadelphia St. Phillips School

Parade of the Seasons benefit by 600 pupils at Junior High

Six hundred city children take part in the fifth annual Mile Fund benefit entertainment The Parade of the Seasons at the Junior High school tonight and Friday features a year long program of musical numbers and dances hosted by the P T A Proceeds aid a milk fund for under nourished students.

Mile Fund Tha P.T. A. Codwell Harding School Washington Gepo Washington School Stsh Cancer School Staly Independence Day Dunior Soller Junicy High Fairview Concord School Yand Lie Entertainment Thesp. 1. A. Council Sohacl

Hylan Attacks Bankers in Senate Inquiry

Former New York Mayor John F. Hylan, presiding as head of the World Monetary Reform League, urged government control of credit and currency expansion to curb bankers he called selfish. He testified before a Senate committee seeking ideas to end the depression, accusing bankers of seeking control beyond gold and of shaping production and distribution of necessities.

United Press Washington Joh F. Hylan New York Flay Ike Verze World Monetary Reform League Hylan Senate

Taxpayers Union Opposes City Hospital Funding Plan

The Taxpayers Union votes to oppose both proposals to fund Corny Hospital via city debt or higher assessments. They insist on no increase in city taxes or indebtedness for the hospital’s continuation and reserve the right to oppose related actions.

Taxpayers Union Hospital Association Taxpayers Pemit Taxpayers’ Union Tatefil Union Corny Hospital

Pennsylvania Democrats Oppose Legislative Washington Junket

In Harrisburg on February 16, Democratic members of the Pennsylvania House voted against a $250 appropriation to fund a legislative trip to Washington for Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration. Republicans had previously used such trips. the vote reflected a party shift toward economy and directing funds to unemployment relief. Representative Joseph Steeile led the effort for the trip.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania House of Representatives General Assembly Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Commonwealth Hoover Joseph G. Steeile Pittsburgh House’ Appropriations Committee John Z. Kane Kane

Rep Goodwin Falls to Death in hotel tragedy

Rep Godfrey G Goodwin of Minnesota died after falling or leaping from a fifth floor hotel window in Washington His body was found about 2 am by a hotel employee He was 60 and had served in the House since 1929 His associates say he was despondent after defeat in the recent election and his term would end March 4 He was a diligent member of the House banking and currency committee.

Goodwin United Press Washington Godfrey G. Goodwin Minnesota House Banking and Currency Committee

Taxpayers Benefit From New Pennsylvania Precedent

A legislative precedent is established with the taxpayers of Pennsylvania as beneficiaries, marking a significant policy shift.

Pennsylvania

Heroism of Woman Saves Roosevelt in Miami Parade

A crowd gathered at Bay Front Park as President-elect Roosevelt spoke from an open car. Mrs Roosevelt, near the mayor, saved the event from tragedy by acting as panic erupted when six shots rang out. A bystander story follows as witnesses recount the sudden attack.

Bay Front Park Plager Street Miami Florida Mr. Roosevelt Mrr. Roosevelt Ermal

Buckley’s Mixture Now Available in United States for Colds

An advertising notice promotes Buckley’s Mixture triple strength as a fast remedy for stubborn colds and coughs. It claims American-made production, Canadian recognition, and quick relief with a few doses, urging readers to buy at druggists and be prepared for winter coughs.

Buckley Keister Buckley's Canada Cold County United America

Attempted assassination of Mayor and President Roosevelt

A chaotic scene near Miami follows an assassination attempt as Zangara fires a pistol at Mayor Germane and President Roosevelt. Mrs Cross is struck by debris, Roosevelt is uninjured, and law enforcement quickly restrains Zangara and transports the wounded to hospital.

Denty M. J. Cross Miami Zangara Cermale Mr. Roosevelt Chicago Ini Hoosevelt Palace

Woman Loses 20 Pounds of Fat Ad

A crackling weight loss ad touts a 20 pound fat drop with Kruschen salt. It claims increased energy, lighter feeling, and a youthfully clearer body, promising safety and money-back if not convinced. The ad urges purchase from Kelster's Cut Rate and other druggists, noting a four week supply.

Kelster Atae Ita

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