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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1933

Page

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Brutal Philadelphia murder probe unfolds

Police investigated the slaying of 19 year old Rose McCloskey after her mutilated body was found beside a sand pile in Fairmount Park. Dennis Boyle, 30, said two men attacked them as she left home to meet him, but he could not describe the assailants. Boyle, found dazed with head injuries, aided by three youths who discovered him nearby.

United Press Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital Uday Dennis Boyle Rose McCloskey Fairmount Park Boyle Miss McCloskey F Rock

Favorable Trade Balance Reports 1982 First Eleven Months

The United States closed the first 11 months of 1982 with a favorable trade balance of 256,072,018 dollars according to the commerce department. The 1981 figure for the same period was 205,256,065 dollars.

Washington United States Commerce Department

Chinese Mass Troops Ready to Repel Japanese Hordes

Clashes between Japanese and Chinese forces in Manchuria appeared imminent as Chang Hsueh Liangs troops occupied towns in Jehal Province including Ping Chiat Lungyuan and Chien Jeouchen. Chinese units under Chang Kuvilin and Wang Shin Chang moved to bar Japanese advances toward Chiension Sulehung Hsingcheng and Suanhaikwan, signaling a determined stand to defend the region amid ongoing belt-and-road style frontline shifts.

United Press Angohun Manchuria Japan Jehal Province Yiviniky Shanhatkeywan Chang Hsueh-Liang Ping Chiat Lungyuan Chien- Jeouchen Piechungyingtzue Peiping Chang Kuvilin Chiension Sulehung Hsingcheng Ube Great Wall Wang Shin Chang Suanhaikwan In Besion Dehol

Rockne plane blast claim denied by officials

In South Bend Indiana January 7 a News Times article claimed government operatives found evidence of a bomb intended to kill the Reverend John Reynolds and ties to the Lingle case. Officials from Commerce and Justice denied the bomb plot and Notre Dame figures dismissed the report as ridiculous.

United Press South Bend Ind Knute Rockne Lingle Nut‘e Dente Department of Commerce Aviation Department of Justice Notre Dame Times Hev John Reynolds Into Brothers Charles L. O'Donnell Notre Dame M. A. Mulcaire Department of Commerce Kansas City Wichita Kan Washington, D. C Wnews-Times

Raid Burlesque Show at Erie Brig Ends in Arrests

A raid at Erie Brig on January 7 interrupted the first burlesque show in years. Police surrounded the auditorium and arrested the cast of 12 women, one girl, and eight men for participating in an indecent and immoral exhibition. They were to be arraigned in police court today.

Ine Cin Enes Krench

U S Ambassador Guggenheim Denies Resignation Reports

Havana Cuba January 7 United States Ambassador Jarry P Guggenheim denied reports circulating here that he had resigned or was considering resigning. He stated no truth to the rumor and reaffirmed commitment to his post.

Havana Cuba United States Jarry P. Guggenheim

Miner killed in cave in at Sharon

Sharon, Pa. miner Perry Coxson, 50, of Maniy Chi, was trapped by tons of earth in a cave in an ear shaft and died at the mine after two floors. His half-brother Joy Goson, who was elsewhere in the mine, identified the body.

United Press Sharon Perry Coxson Tom Evans Coxson Joy Goson

Red Cross Seeks 25 Additional Members Here

H E Manley, chairman of the 1982 Roll Call, appealed for community support in an emergency campaign to boost the Red Cross local chapter and meet a deficit after the Roll Call total fell below four million dollars. Corry’s quota is 25 additional memberships, with funds sent to Manley and Roll Call campaign officers.

H. E. Manley Red Cross Corry Manley Relign Fund T. F. Giblin W. M. Houghton

Taylor resigns as special deputy banking secretary

George F. Taylor Jr resigns from his post as special deputy secretary of banking effective January 14. He cites desire to focus on his Pittsburgh legal practice while relinquishing duties as receiver for Mountain City Trust Company and related banks including Altoona Minor and Merchants Deposit, Bellevue Bank, and Citizens Trust companies.

Sy United Press Altooma George F. Taylor, Jr bank#ie Taylor Mountain City ‘Trust Company Pittsburgh Mountain City Trust Company Altoona Miners and Merchants Deposit Banc, Fortage Citizens Trust Company Bellevuey Banklin Savings and ‘Trust Company

Bitter fight looms in House on tax boost

Speaker Garner backs the plan to raise revenues via higher income taxes as Roosevelt conference plan gains support. Critics warn of revolt in the House as lawmakers weigh other funding options. Dividends tax and possible sales tax ideas surface as Ways and Means weighs the measure.

United Press Washington Garner New York Roosevelt House Congress Senate Ag Sternhattle

Sméeman to Fight Charges in Colorado Escape Case

Glenn Sméeman, a well to do Cleveland business man, said he would contest attempts to return him to Colorado where he escaped from a convict road gang a year ago. In a polite court appearance on a suspicious person charge, he asked for a postponement to January 20. A reward spurred authorities to reveal his identity after he entered prison in 1917 seeking to shield a woman. Colorado petitions seek pardon for auto theft, which he says he unknowingly committed at 18 to protect the woman.

United Press Cleveland Glenn Sméeman Colorado Smeeman Frederick Wrankel

Sino Jap peace proposal report on Shanhalicwan incident

The American consulate in Tientsin reported to the State Department that Japanese and Chinese military authorities have agreed to negotiate a settlement of the Shanhalicwan incident. The message cites army authorities at Chingwangto and notes the potential for talks to ease tensions in northern China.

Unites Wress Washington Erican Tientsin State Department Chingwangto

Russian dirigible crash reported near Novgorod

An exchange telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen quoting Betlingske newspapers said the Faiesian dirigible V-2 crashed into trees near Novgorod. The crew was saved with aid reported, though confirmation was lacking.

Unites Prose London Jan. T Copenhagen Betlingske Novgorod

E R R Trainman Dies in Meadeville Rail Yard Accident

Joseph Mahoney 51 a railroad brakeman from Meadville falls under wheels during shunting near Niobe tower thirteen miles east of Corry He dies en route to Jamestown hospital after mangling injuries including both legs and an arm His body is transported by a 78 car freight train led by Conductor LB Williams Mahoney left a widow and three children in Meadville.

Joseph Mahoney Meadvilly Weathmee Niobe Tower Corry Oie Gelocke Foral Jamestown Hospital Mahoney John C. Kibler Jamestown LB. Williams Meadville Tt Mahoney Rte Meauville

Davis Without Certificate of His Election

Harrisburg staff report says Pennsylvania may delay certifying Senator James Davis re election despite full November returns. Governor Pinchot may wait until trial outcomes or new term begins to act as Senate awaits the official tally. No compulsory duty compels immediate certification under current law.

Thomas E. Williams United Press Harrisburg Jan. T Pennsylvania James 4 Davis United States Pinchot Davis New Yorks State Election Bureau U. S. Senate Sitten Willian S. Ware Philadelphia United States Senate Senate

Short February Term Of Court Predicted In Fictional County

February term of criminal court may be the shortest in years with District Attorney Mortimer Graham guiding a brief session. Thirty cases listed, twelve expected to go to jury. others plea guilty. Court aims to reduce jury and witness fees and encourage guilty pleas to save county time and costs.

Mortimer Graham Trin Lange Fis Tai

Assemblyman John King Named to State Legislative Committee

Assemblyman John King of this city was chosen by House and Senate members from the 28th district to represent them on the state committee that designates all employees for the coming session. He will depart for Harrisburg tomorrow as Erie and Crawford counties unanimously backed the Corry man for the post.

John. King House Senate Harrisburg Erie Crawford County Corry

Earth Tremors and Volcanoes Menace Regions Across Americas

Earth tremors shook the Volos district of Thessaly causing heavy property damage and scattered casualties. In Chile, volcanic activity near Lonquimny and nearby peaks sent ash clouds and flames across the Cordillera, prompting evacuations though no deaths were reported.

United Press Volos Thessaly Santiro Chile Andes South America Buenos Aires Atlantic Lonquimsy Caltuco Laima Cordillera

Bonniwell Praises Pennington Policies In Liquor Seizures

Philadelphia January seventh Judge Eugene v Bonniwell publicly commends Prohibition Administrator John D. Pennington for handling liquor seizures in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware. He notes Pennington’s agents require explicit complaints before invading private homes and says nationwide lack of such law observance would lead to more invasions.

Uniten Fress Philadelphia Conmade John DO. Pennington Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Eugene v Bonniwell Pennington

Final tribute to Calvin Coolidge at Northampton service

Dignitaries from across the nation joined in a simple Northampton funeral for Calvin Coolidge Jr. The ceremony featured Mr. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Roosevelt, and others in a restrained, homely procession. The service opened with a welcome from Fitzgerald and included readings, hymns, and the moving benediction. Coolidge will be laid to rest in Plymouth, Vermont, with his family genealogy noted in the burial site overlooking the landscape he loved.

Sidney B. Whipple United Press Northampton Mass Edwards Church Calvin Coolidge United States Hoover Tranklin D. Roosevelt James Ter Cookie Sinclus Dvorak New World Symphony White House Penner Grave Goalidee Ibirth Tay Plymouth Notch Gudleidge

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