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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1935
Page
6
Traffic on West Smith Street was blocked in both directions after a vehicle and trailer crossed the road early Sunday. Street department crews were called to restore normal traffic flow amid wet roads and fading cinders from recent rains.
Patrolmen Mead and Swan pursued two suspects in a bold early morning run through the First and Second Wards. A NY licensed car, spotted near Franz Furniture Store and Spiesman Shoes, eluded capture after multiple chases. Despite hours of searching, the duo escaped toward North Center Street as descriptions were obtained for later investigation.
Corry Grange held a regular meeting at their hall Saturday with a large attendance. Officers installed by E. D. Faulkenburg included George Akam as master and Miss Beatrice McCray as Pomona, among others. The afternoon opened with business, a 12 o'clock dinner, and an impromptu program due to the lecturer's absence. The next meeting is set for the first Saturday in February.
President Roosevelt announces a four billion plan for work relief and relief recovery, detailing AAA payments, processing taxes, and projected deficits. He notes shifts from emergency to regular spending, TVA costs, and highway projects, with a goal of employing up to 3.5 million directly and more indirectly by autumn.
Donald Campbell a 30 year old truck driver famous for the talking sickness that kept him speaking for 30 days last summer died at his parents home near Mt Gilead from cancer. Dr C B Jackson stated the cancer had no relation to the earlier illness.
Harrisburg January 7 United Press reports governor elect George Hi Earle will rely on newspaper men for shaping Democratic administration policy starting January 15. Appointments span secretaries of property and supplies labor and industry forests and waters banking and executive support, with veterans from Philadelphia Record Time and Fortune among the picks.
Kenneth Sanford, a Journalism School student, travels about 18 000 miles yearly to attend classes at the University of Missouri in Columbia. His home is in Mexico, Missouri, about 40 miles from campus.
Six young people died in a crash near a concrete bridge abutment in Wake Forest North Carolina. The victims include Clayton Mizzelle Windsor driver of the car Leon White Windsor James Morris Windsor Katherine Batchelor 17 Durham Pauline Whitfield 19 Robersonville and Doris Batchelor 18 Durham.
Police reports show downtown disorder Saturday with fights and general misconduct. Two arrests led to jail for the night. more intoxicated individuals noted though no serious crimes to the station. Headquarters appeals to parents to keep children 8 to 10 off streets after 10 30 unless with guardians. Mrs Helen OLeary left for Spartansburg relatives.
Preparations are underway for the annual federal inspection of the Penn National Guard unit in Grove City. Capt M Lyons will preside over inspections at several detachments from January 7 through February 2, with a second set of inspections at Ridgway, Warren, Kane, Bradford and Erie January 21–31 led by Capt Andrew Nichols of Erie.
City Council plans its annual reorganization for Monday evening 1935 with no changes to the current board. The agenda includes only routine business and the annual reports from Health Officer Herman Burlingame Five Chief Andrew Paulson and Chief of Police Burlingame.
Archaeologists Heap Cheon Pern uncovered hundreds of yards of stone walls at a site of an ancient Inca town believed hidden for over four centuries. The discovery suggests substantial remains of the once bustling center and may shed light on Inca construction practices.
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