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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1933

Page

8

Local notices mix with Erie events in jumbled report

A garbled Erie Times page outlines school resumes for public and parochial entities, a Columbia system broadcast, and court dispositions. It notes Homer Dean now a taxi driver, a stolen cab recovered, and vehicle crashes near 20th Street. Also mentioned are hunting licenses, Rose Bowl broadcast, and various police and civic items.

Homer Dean Cory Boy Erie East 20Th Street Wallace

1933 Building May Register Further Drop

Chief Statistician L Seth Schnitman notes 1932 contracting fell across the 37 Rocky Mountain sites and 37 eastern states. Total 1932 contracts approached 1.31 billion, down sharply from 8.092 billion in 1981, with private money unlikely to flow as public debt and taxes loom. Federal and local projects accounted for rising share of awards, suggesting limited private recovery despite possible gains in small houses and urban modernization.

L. Seth Schnitman F. W. Dodge Corporation New York Wal Rocky Mountains Oss Con Asi Amd Flebts Hecome Stedctiire

Clarendon Man Hit By Car In Warren Incident

Henry Doty of Clarendon Heights was struck by a Warren car while walking toward Clarendon and suffered a fracture of the right leg and other injuries. Patrolman L I Line reports Doty moved to a filling station for gas, then crossed the highway to return the bottle, when he stepped in front of a Mack operated vehicle driven by W H Maul. Brown of Clarendon stopped nearby as Doty attempted to hand the bottle back to the station attendant.

Clarendon Warren Henry Doty Clarendin ‘Helents Warren General Hospital Satuday W. H. Maul Clarendon Heights Patrainian L. 1 State Highway Patrol Doty Towarn Kyd Brown Clarendin Mack

Murder mystery haunts Erie as police seek motive

June 2 Erie police continued a baffling inquiry into the killing of Mike Mabicki, age 52, whose burned car was found on Boyer road near Exposition park. Last rites were held at 742 11th street with burial in Trinity cemetery as investigators questioned Mabicki family members but reported no solid clues or motive.

Mhin Enarrea Mike Wabicki Sra 11Th Street Trinity Cemetery B2- Hicks Boyer Road Exposition Park Grounds Mabicki

Legislation Planned to Curb Buses and Trucks

Legislation to curb growing truck traffic and bus use on state highways may be proposed in the 1923 General Assembly. A Senate committee investigating the Public Service Commission will consider remedial regulation of bus and truck carriers. The commission has recently classed trucks as common carriers, prompting widespread license reviews and revocations for unapproved operators.

Warpisburg Fiat Senate Public Service Commission Pennsylvania Commission Rueke Last Slime

Marines End Occupation of Nicaragua After Inauguration

United Press reports the end of the U S Marines occupation of Nicaragua coinciding with the inauguration of President Usa B Savasa. The last forces depart Managua in stages as 22 Marine planes sail home. Peace and stability are promised as Nicaragua progresses.

United States State Department United Press Washington Nicaragua Dusa B. Savasa Unite States Managua Genty Nivaraegun Augustino Sanlina

Halloran’s Fate Hinges On New Prosecution Plan

Contiauenrom Page One reports an arraignment tomorrow for Halloran as a continuance request is sought to allow more time for investigators. The wealthy lumbermen are accused in the disposal of bodies linked to Mrs Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson, deaths also blamed on Mrs Judd. Halloran’s attorney Frank O Smith vows to fight the continuance and push for an early trial or dismissal.

Talloran Leroi Hedvig Samuelson

KILLED WHILE BEATING WIFE IN UNIONTOWN PA

Uniontown Pa Jun 2 Andrew Brooks 25 was shot to death early Sunday after entering his estranged wife's mother's home and beginning to beat Mrs Brooks Police said three bullets struck Brooks county officers sought to determine if she fired or if both fired Coroner S A Balla said he learned Brooks intoxicated on a visit to his wife who lived with her parents near the Brooks home in Dimbar After a quarrel he beat his wife and followed her upstairs while she tried to escape Police noted confusion in the unfoldings of the incident Victors today in Erie

Uniontown Jonn Andrew Brooks Heath Mra Brooks Diinbar A. A. Merker Fredlund R. N Erie

Evicted revolver incident cited with multiple shots

Coroner reports indicate a woman fired a shot at protection, then a struggle left Brooks on the floor and Liegan tossed aside. The defendant allegedly grabbed the revolver again and fired twice, with Evapks pronounced dead upon officers arrival.

Notes on 1933 Styles Offered by Famed Women

Alma Archer interviews Mrs. Harry Reichenbach on spring fashion for women shoppers. Highlights include waist emphasis, toned down sleeves, two-piece dresses, new fabrics like flannels, and the return of soft, flattering materials. Navy and white remain popular, griege and pearl gray rising, with accessories guiding the outfit. evening oxfords and gloves gain prominence. A $1,000 wardrobe is suggested as a goal for moderate budgets, prioritizing daylong clothes and spectator sports types.

Alma Archer Harry Reichenbach Lowing Greige Ani Woaten Oxford Mallorca Hollywood

Charis Representative Appointed in Erie Territory

Charis announces Lo King of 5X W Church Street as the new authorized Charis representative for Erie territory. Mrs. King completed Charis Coveller training and is prepared to assume duties in place of Mrs. W. J. Rinley. Coates, Dist. Mer, Erie L. 2.

EMS Lo King W. Church Street Charis

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