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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
8
A crowded local update from Corry and nearby areas covers a shipment from the Corry hatchery, public broadcasts, police plans for Independence Day, a postponed heavyweight bout, and a Rex theatre accordion act. It notes stock talks with France, open stores, free fruit near Harbor Bridge, and a firestorm of small incidents and civic news. It also mentions election intrigue around Helen Schurat and county campaigning.
New York July 3 Edward T Leech was named editor of the Pittsburgh Press to replace Harold D Jacobs announced by John Sorrells executive editor of the Scripps Howard newspapers Leech formerly edited the Rocky Mountain News Denver for three years and before that the Birmingham Post as Jacobs retired after illness and a month on leave
Harry M. Blucker an oil operator who has been in exile in Paria since early in the Teapot Dome probe appealed to the U S Supreme Court from contempt procedures. He was fined 60000 for failing to answer a subpoena to appear at the trial of Harry Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall.
OSSNING N Y July 3 United Press reports three youths were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing for the murder of Samuel Bridner during a Bronx hold-up. Victims were Fred Carmasino 19 Nicholas Leonelli 28 and Ferdinand Mangianese 24. Leonelli Mangianese and Carmasino were strapped to the chair after mothers and fathers visited the death house. A jury had convicted them of killing John T Moore cashier at Keystone Transportation garage last June and sentenced them to death. Additional youths and a man were to enter the death house soon.
Programs listed for Saturday include Reis and Dunn Orchestra on WABC at 5:00 p.m. Jesters on WJZ at 6:15 p.m. and Lloyd Gibson's Orchestra on WABC at 9:00 p.m. Show Boat from NBC on WEAF at 9:45 p.m. Kremlin Quintet on WIZ.
Unemployment riots in Plock, Poland, today left three people killed and five badly injured as police opened fire on rioters. The mob looted and destroyed seven food ships and two sweetshops, while four officers were hurt in the clashes.
Three men drowned in the Monongahela River during a heat wave in the Pittsburgh district. Charles McDougal of Braddock, Pa, drowned near Braddock shortly after midnight with four companions. John Zurkus of Duquesne, Pa, drowned near McKeesport while swimming alone. an unidentified Black man drowned near Homestead, Pa, late yesterday.
A fragmented note discusses shifts in policy during the reform era, referencing figures and events with garbled wording. The readable segments indicate controversy over strategy, tone, and leadership within a government or movement seeking change. Further context remains unclear due to corruption in the transcription.
Mrs Louise Hoose former Beaverdam resident died today at Warren hospital after a long illness. She leaves daughters Olive and Euoile Hoose of Youngstown Ohio and Miss Bloise Hovde of New Castle and son Marshal Hooge of California. Body at Alexander and Company funeral parlors. Private services Sunday at 1 o'clock conducted by Rev Frank A Winer. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
A large plane was seen near Franklin on Wednesday evening as Harold Gatty and Wiley Post sped toward New York to complete their around the world journey. The craft refueled in Cleveland after 4 PM and left at 4 44, suggesting a speed of 180 mph or more as it crossed Wesley. It reached New York at 7 47 PM.
A vintage ad touts Chesterfield as milder and aged right, with claims of pure cigarette paper and a bold call to let the product speak for itself. It emphasizes individual light ups and the brand as the best money can buy, urging trust in its blend and quality.
Fragmented OCR text from JOURN VOL listing appears to reference The Assassins of Cattolica, a gunization, with charges mentions and vague events. Names, dates, and context are garbled, preventing a clear summary of persons or outcomes.
A garbled regional business brief notes a Gent reading about a substantial stock purchase and market activity. It mentions low prices, down payments, and potential replacements in a sector described as national in scope. The text references locations in New York and Inverne with scattered dates.
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