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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1931

Page

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Mellon denounces plans for immediate compensation for war vets

Disaster report from Ford City recounts seven deaths as ice on the Allegheny River broke. Lawrence Boyd 24 Kelly Station and two youths, Wickteranies and Tickteranies, perished near the Perr City dam. Lowden Boyd 17 aided others but narrowly escaped. Fire crews recovered bodies after an 11 hour effort with neighbors assisting.

Mellon United Press Friptanning Pik Tyen Joluha Une Allowneny Lawrence Boyd Kelly Station Clon Navin Bor Airaieh Pittanagh Shawmul Lowden Boyt Linthee al Clinton Allegheny River Martin Loulen Ford City Pare No

Red Cross Refuses 25 Million Senate Aid

Washington reports the Red Cross declined a 25 million dollar Senate appropriation for winter relief. The central committee voted that the Red Cross cannot administer the fund and will continue drought relief with existing resources, despite pressure from lawmakers including Chairman Payne.

Washington Red Cross Congress Senate Hoover Payne American Red Cross Movon Central Committee Houses of Representatives House Committee Robinson Arkansas

Navy aid to Mussolini under review by Navy Dept

Washington hears whether Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler faces discipline after a Philadelphia speech in which he allegedly described Benito Mussolini as a "Shitand ean" autoist. Secretary Adams asked for a report from Butler’s Marine commandant at Quonset Point. The U.S. weighs an apology to Mussolini if charges are substantiated.

United Press Washington Navy Department Smedley D. Titter Premee Mussolini Taly Butler Quandles Secretary of Navy Adams Tulan de Martino State Department Thitler Buller Philadelphia Italy Asone

Sweden Mourns Death of Famous Air Hero

Sweden laments the loss of Einar Lundborg, famed arctic rescuer who located Gen. Umberto Nobile’s stranded party in 1928. He died last night when his aircraft crashed at Malmslätt airfield after engine failure, his body crushed and he suffered fatal injuries.

Stockholm Einar Lundborg Sweden Umberto Nobile Arctic Lundborg Wniting Malmslastt

Tonight’s Radio Schedule Highlights

The listing shows WABC and CBS at 6:15 p.m. Winegar orchestra followed by Rodeheaver and Morton Downey at 7:00 p.m. NBC networks air Smith Bros. orchestra at 7:46 p.m. Bobby Jones closes the block at 8:00 p.m. on WEAF NEC network.

WABC CBS Winegar NBC Rodeheaver Morton Downey Simith Bros WEAF NEC Bobby Jones

Congressman Faces Bribe Taking Charge In Indiana

Harry E Rowbottom Republican retiring Indiana congressman was freed on a $10 000 bond awaiting federal grand jury action on bribe taking charges. Authorities say he accepted 40 to back the appointment of Gresham Ayer as a mail carrier at Rockport with grand jury session set for February 2 in Indiana polls.

United Press Fvansville Itd Hary EB Rowhorter Indiana Rowbottom Yesturday Gresham Ayer Rockport

Benefit Show Nets 382 For Chest Relief

The Emergency Fund of the Community Chest swelled by 382.50 after a benefit by Kiwanis Rotary Women clubs and Professional Women. Receipts totaled 425.15 with expenses 42.65, leaving 282.50 handed to Community Chest chairman L. Alexander. A next benefit is planned by the four clubs.

Commuity Chest Kiwanis Rotary Womans and Business Clibs Walter H. Scot Clifton Howard Don Wilcox Mortis Chapin Hawkins Vincent. Desmond Guy Abbey Inez Fitch Gengit Dtu L. Alexander Community Chest Auditorum Castle School of Dancing Erie Wirir Bob Shiels Meadville Weir Heneht Ocal J Committee

Six Escape From Missouri Jail

Six prisoners overpowered Greene county jailer and fled Springfield Missouri after a gunfire chase. A posse pursued. two fugitives were believed wounded as an automobile was commandeered and all escaped.

United Press Springfield Greene County

Ward Baking Company Officers Removed by Dissatisfied Stockholders

Ralph S. Kent president and W C Evans chairman were ousted at a meeting in Baltimore amid a yearlong battle by stockholders holding over half the shares. Edgar Palmer led the faction forming a new board from New Jersey Zinc. no new president chosen as George K. Morrow of Gold Dust was noted as a possible successor. A separate item reports Wheeling voters defeated a 4.8 million bond issue for unemployment relief by 1408 votes with low turnout.

Ey Amea Rr Baltimore Ralph S. Kent Ward Baking Company Gid W. C. Evans Edgar Palmer New Jersey Zine’ Company Palmer Andhairman George K. Morrow Gold Dust Corporation Lord Wheeling W. Va Wheeling Voists

Quake Strikes Tirana Region Heavily Damaging Towns

A strong earthquake hits Tirana Albania causing heavy damage in Jin 24-A district. About 500 houses are damaged or demolished and four people are confirmed dead. Kota town near the Albanian Greece frontier with 8 000 residents reports severe destruction and casualties. Local areas Moskapoli Empitii on Fliassi and inland regions suffer tremors as authorities assess the impact.

United Press Tirana Albania Jin Kota Moskapoli Empitii Zog Vieni

Bandits Rob Church Meeting in Chicago for $100

Four gunmen robbed 40 churchgoers during a meeting in Chicago last night escaping with about 100 dollars. Police searched for the attackers who fled after the hold up at the gathering.

United Press Chicago

Sectionalism a hurdle in Democrats path to power

United Press reports Democrats face sectional jealousy as they consider organizing the next House of Representatives. Southern Democrats would control key committees if seniority is followed, with six Texans likely to lead. Tammany, favoring the southern wing, resents the plan as New York would gain limited chairmanships, prompting Garner to delay the party caucus.

Thomas L. Stokes United Press Washington Tose John W. Garner New York Meyer Immigration and Post Office Garner Congress

Evans urges overhaul of Pennsylvania utility laws

Former Pennsylvania Public Service Commissioner Evans urged bold revisions to utility statutes to give the commission broader powers. He asked for centralized control over securities and holding companies, stronger accounting oversight, and authority to suspend rate hikes pending review, stressing active regulation over passive enforcement.

Harold Evans Public Service Commission United Press Harribburg Fiatold Evans Philadelphia Pennsylvania Alite Service Commission Evans Pennsylvania Fiom Commission Uns Pinchot Intertia

Picketing of shops selling foreign goods resumes in India

Independence volunteers inspired by Gandhi's return from prison lead renewed protests. A dozen people are injured in clashes between Muslim shopkeepers and pickets as shops selling foreign goods are targeted.

United Press Independence Mahatma Gandhi

Pinchot Announces More Appointments

Washington reports Gov Harrisbank and state department details as Gifford Pinchot outlines new posts. Josephine K. captured by coast guard joins Park area leadership. Dr William EB Gordon Drexel leads Delaware county duties. James A. Taylor succeeds as first deputy in state banking. Dr J A H Keith to become public instruction consultant.

Washington Yarmouth State Department Harrisbane Gifford Pinchot Josephine K Guard William EB. Gordon Boosley Ring Park Delaware County State Banking Department James A. Taylor Indiana J. A. H. Keith Department of Polic Instruction Keith

Unemployment Figures Cited by AFL Official in January

William Green of the American Federation of Labor estimated 5,700,000 wage earners were unemployed in January, up from 5,500,000 in December. In Newark, over 300 communists marched on city hall to address the city commission before police dispersed the protest. Mrs. N. McCray, awaiting relatives, left for home in Dublin with friends.

Washington William Green American Federation Labor Newark City Hall City’ Commission

Pavlova Death Rumor Stirred by Dancer's Return

Paris reports from Russian colony say dancer Arina Pavlova’s life felt empty after her return, prompting Russian actor M. Vichnevsky to reveal Pavlova’s death by her own hand. details note death by suicide near Basel.

Paris

Mellon warns of tax boost if veterans cash aid passes

Treasury Secretary Mellon testifies before the Senate Finance Committee that immediate WWII veteran cash payments would expand the deficit, require tax increases, and disrupt debt funding. He warns a $3.4 billion cash plan could destroy capital values and raise interest on all government securities, delaying recovery.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington Treasury Mellon Loday Congressionals Dattier Mellon Senate Finance Committed Metton

Father and six children die in Williamsport fire

A fatal house fire near Williamsport destroys the Smith home killing a mother and six children aged from infant to 17. Mrs Smith and a month old baby escaped badly burned while an 8 year old child survived. Firefighters and neighbors battled flames as authorities investigate the cause, with eleven deaths reported in the region since Christmas 1920.

United Press Williamsport Diya Saith Powys Prederick Maryan Dariide Catherine Max Gerald Smith Pennsylyithia O. M. Highly Trent Wii Christiiss

Naval flier killed in crash off Cuba near Havana

Lieut. J. May ers of the U S naval aviation corps died when his plane nosedived and wrecked in the waters of Caimanera near the U S Atlantic Fleet base. The body was brought ashore for embalming and shipment to the United States for burial.

United Press Havana J. Mayers US. Naval Aviation Corps Caimanera U. S. Atlantic Feet United States

Influenza Sweeps Greece Forcing Parliamentary Pause

An influenza epidemic spreads rapidly through Greece causing many feuates to fall ill and forcing suspension of parliamentary sessions. The illness disrupts scheduled meetings as members of both chambers are stricken and unable to attend.

Greece Athens Feuate

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