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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

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Senate Deadlock on Anti War Pact and Pay Increases

Harrisburg reports a Pennsylvania salary survey commission recommends raising the governor’s salary to 20000 and boosts for cabinet members judges county officials and city salary boards. The plan includes home rule aims and new county salary boards to decide most local salaries with attorney general and state superintendent at 19000 and other rises for judges and officials. The report also urges limits on legislative pay raises and broader county control of salaries.

Arthur N. Suverkrup United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Dion Salong Severty Palmeroia County Reaswer Willetax Clinton R. Woodruff Philadelphia Woodruf A. J. Sordini Luzerne County Frank Baldwin Potter County Norei Witle S Helen Grimes Alemeny Woodrys City Counells Commission Supreme Superior Common Pleas County Court of Pittsburgh Municipal Court of Hends

Durant to retire from active lead in Durant Motor

New York Jan 10 W Durant announced at a meeting that while he is retiring from the business he will transfer active management to a nine member executive group to continue the Durant Motor concern.

Durant United Press New York Motor Deilarm

Hoover Plans Day Enforcement and Prohibition Campaign

Washington reports new president Herbert Hoover plans active enforcement of prohibition upon taking office. He studies legal measures and education to curb smuggling and bootlegging, with a possible nationwide educational campaign and stricter penalties. Hoover believes the country is largely dry and supports prohibition as wise policy.

United Press Washington Herbert Hfogves Hoover Bitely Rio de Janeiro Norfolk Utah ELTA Hoover Turing

Booth Removed as Leader of Salvation Army

Sunbury on Thames England October report says the Salvation Army high council asks General Bramwell Booth to relinquish command while keeping the general title. Commander Evangeline Youth led the move to remove him citing ill health and factional control within the Army.

Arch Rodgers Hecawse

School Board hears flu data favors keeping schools open

Superintendent Dewey reported improved attendance with 288 absences the day before, down from 416. Health authorities advised keeping schools open. The board adopted a resolution to continue operations, noting students in attendance are in better ventilated rooms.

Mu” Mlareip Mpas Board of Eilocation Ralph S. Dewey Hillstrom Concensus

Goebel Plans On Round World Flight

Artie Goebel of Wichita announces a 1000 mile nonstop around the world flight as the next goal after his Dole fight victory to Honolulu. He says preparation and financial backing are needed and cites the Question Mark's six day California flight as proof it can be done.

Uniestress Wichita Artie Goebel Wiehits Winer Dole Honolulu California Goebe Tom

Trio Held for Larceny from Columbus Farm

Maynant Spet formerly of the Ellis family and two Columbus residents Clint Filler and Charles Willis were arrested in Columbus on a farm theft case. A fox hide and other goods were taken from a farm between Clymer and Columbus, with the pelt found locally. Sheriff Harry Jefferson led the investigation aiding Justice Perry Mead in Columbus.

Maynant Spet Ehly Columbus von Neeniin Wity Clymer Wahten Clint Filler Charles Willis Perry K& Mead Spetz Warren County Walchester Harry Jefferson Spety

Big musical offering on Lyceum course at Redpath

One of the headliners on the Redpath lyceum course program here under the local committee is scheduled for Monday evening with the Accordion Novelty Company presenting a four-accordion act. Tickets for the fourth number on the course go on sale at Fuller's Music Shop Saturday. The four-accordion group, popular entertainers, blends cello violin and piano with harmony singing for a novel musical display.

Minstead Redpath Lyceum

Six Rescued as Flames Threaten Wharf Street Building

Six persons including two children were rescued from a basement fire at a two story brick building on Wharf Street. Arentin suffered a slight injury as flames began in the basement furnace area overheating and igniting the furnace. The Forbes Murray bowling alley beneath was damaged with property loss estimated at 45000 dollars.

Unixen Press Peetshurgh Arentin Gre Forbes, Murray Marsial Thomas Pfarr

Much Business Before Board of Education Review

The regular monthly board meeting covered heating repairs at the Senior High and belt enclosure work. The treasurer and tax collector reports were filed showing January balances and $1,112 in taxes collected in December. The 83 page Corry Fululle School report was presented with a slide of highlights and board thanks. Discussions on tax collector salary to $2,000 and on depository bonds for school funds followed, with a formal vote to transfer funds and approve bills.

Meibers Board of Education Libary Wuilding Love Monroe Smith Lewis Pattentrom Ralph C. H. Geiges Columbus Heating and Gordon Peccaster Dewey Vhce Hillstrom G. F. Gordon Hillerom Gordon Bhe Hilstrom Magee Hound

Moral Murder Case Before Grand Jury

The Moral Murder case against William Heldman related to the death of his wife Margaret, the so called phantom gun woman, was taken to the county grand jury. Witnesses from DuBois Pennsylvania were summoned to testify alongside yesterday’s witnesses. Mrs Heldman killed herself December 13 after confessing to the killing of Vernard Fearn in Ohio.

Canton Wiliit Held Lorain Furnace Margaret A.denen DuBois Heldman Vernard Fearn Wien Condealer

Three Die in Detroit Crossing Collision

A Detroit Rocheste r suburban auto crash killed Cecil Greet his wife Minnie and their two year old daughter instantly. The fourth occupant suffered serious injuries as the car was hurled about 200 feet along the track before stopping.

Detroit United Press Mich Détroit-Rochester Cecil Greet Minnie daugh_ter

Question Mark plans return flight to Washington

The Army monoplane Question Mark and its five man crew, holders of the world endurance record, depart Los Angeles for a New Year flight toward Washington D C. Major Carl Spats commands the crew. refueling at Rockwell Field precedes the leg to Tucson Midland Shreveport Montgomery and beyond. The plane will receive rocker-arm replacements before continuing the journey.

United Press Los Angeles Calif Carl Spats Rockwell Fel San Diego Qdas Moon Rockwell Field Washington Tucson Ariz Midland Tex Shreveport Montgomery Ala Richfield City Marrow Spats

Hirt Leads Zem Zem Temple At Ceremonial Election

Judge W. E. Hirt was elevated to potentate of the Zem Zem Temple Mystic Shrine during the annual ceremonial in Exe Wednesday, succeeding Henry Schacht. Over 1,100 nobles attended. New officers include J. Orit Waite and James Russell, with Ryb. Rodgers and P. Bear named to key posts. Los Angeles figures Tyans and Hugh Carson named to the Imperial Board.

W. E. Hirt Mystic Shrine Henry Schacht J. Orit Waite Rabban James Russell Orson Graham Elmer Evsna Oriental T Rodgers New Recorder P. Bear Tun Imperial Bt Los Angeles Tyans North Hast Hugh Carson Titusville Zem Zant |i Potentste Hirt George Taylor Donald Muckle Bradford W. L. A Louis

Charter Granted for People's Bank and Trust in Belo, Pi

Harrisburg January 10 reports a charter granted to the People's Bank and Trust Company of Belo, Pi. The bank will be capitalized at $200,000 with W. W. Smith of Eric serving as treasurer.

Harrisburg People's Bank and Trust Company Belo, Pi W. W. Smith Eric

Powerful push to align state plum appointments in Harrisburg

Philadelphia report from January 10 details Joseph Goundy head of the Manufacturers Association, Governor Fisher, and W Mellon shaping early appointment drafts. Republicans confront party harmony and potential friction over judges and Senate allocations as legislature reconvenes, with a Harrisburg announcement expected Monday night.

Hillier Krieghbaum United Press Philadelphia Joseph Baw Martin Buesidess Protes Hors Schuntz Allemow Spearer Aaron Bress Lancaster Chalrmigy Mattia Pnundelgia Julge Harrishues Phladalpins Govsmor Fisher Philadelhia

Reverend Cass Speaks on Types of People in the Community

Rev LeRoy Cass of the West Geld Methodist Episcopal Church opens the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry with a talk on four classes of people in the community. He praises the right way and notes progress driven by enterprising citizens. A Christmusic decorations report shows a small balance, and plans for a bowling team for the new Fraters League are discussed. Guests include Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette and John Goss.

LeRoy Cass Methodist Episcopal Church West- Geld Hotel Corry Mr. Unss Voltaire Napoléon Casa Misa Mary Elizabeth ‘Gillette John Goss

Farly Vote May End Debate And Bring Passage

Washington January 10 United Press reports the Senate debate over the postwar treaty continues with factions vying to delay or end discussion. Despite alleged reservations and forged documents cases, supporters push toward final vote amid probes of Hearst papers and Hoover era investigations.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington Surengil Tabumpi Norris Uc Nebraska Schalor David A. Heed Efvermant Leport Heflin Alabama Dhe William ‘Randolp Hearst Bursh Norps Sifalrs Hibert Works Tormer Hoover Mis Sarent Burke Jackson Barnett Sargent Bestity Judiciary Jones Wastington Dry Edge Nod King Dent Oba Senate

Hines Father Dies in Butler County Oil Pioneer

Johnny Hines 86 father of famous actor Johnny Hines Sr. and noted Hollywood talent agent, died in Butler hospital after pneumonia complications. A Butler County native and veteran oil operator, he left active business years ago.

Today's Five Best Radio Features

A fragmented listing notes several radio features and networks including WJZ WOR WABC NY State Network and others. Mentions by name Seiberling Singers and Musicians with time slots around 9 30 and 10 a m EST.

Seiberling WJZ Aid RST Milsory WOR WABC Sonors WMAK WHAM WGY

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Salary Board Booth Columbus Farm Maynard Spetz Lyceum Accordion Novelty Company City Hirt ZEM Zem Erie Kiwanis Club
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