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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
1
Italian Air Armada Delayed By Weather To Reykjavik
Italian air fleet bound for the Chicago Exposition was held by bad weather on Lough Foyle delaying plans toward Reykjavik by Gen. Balbo. The squadron arrived from Amsterdam after a 630 mile flight amid official greetings. One crewmember drowned when a plane capsized in Amsterdam. an auxiliary supply ship joined the contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Millingan
United Press
Londonderry
Ireland
Italy
Lough Foyle
Ttalio Balbo
Lake of
Reykjavik
Orbetelio
Chis Cabo
Amsterdam
Balbo
Chicago
Honon
Orbetello
Several Corry Civil Cases Included in October Court List
A large civil docket in Hile county will be heard in the fall list prepared by prothonotary James N. Wilson. Included are cases from Gerry and vicinity, notably the automobile collision in which Patrolman James J. Mulheir died. Orders from Judges A. P. Rossiter and William E. Hirt direct placing all civil cases on the fall trial list. Civil court sessions will run October, December, January, March and April with about 100 cases expected to be on the list. Impaneling 100 jurors per session is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Rossiter
Willam E. Hirt
Janwey
Avery
Ten Men Trapped On Cedar Point Jetty By Storm
Ten men were trapped on Cedar Point jetty as a July storm drove 15 foot waves against the rocks. They walked to the jetty's end to fish, endured a driving wind and high seas that cut off shore access, sheltered only briefly as coast guards battled the raging water to reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Erie
Boardman, Noted Flier, Dies From Crash Injuries
Russell Boardman, famed American long distance flyer, died from skull fracture and broken neck after his Gee Bee plane crashed at Municipal airport during the Bendix race. He had just taken off with a heavy load of gasoline on the New York to Los Angeles leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Russell Boardman
Bendix
Boardman
Ware
Hie
Municipal Airport
New York
Los Angeles
Steady Flight of Capital From U S Foreseen
Washington reports a steady flight of American capital abroad as a result of the administration's failure to reach monetary stabilization. Officials note firms are building large foreign credits by using proceeds from foreign sales in currencies of buyer nations while gold export embargo blocks transfers home. Estimated credits abroad run into substantial sums, effectively exporting money and reducing domestic capital for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
United States
Roosevelt Returns From Vacation Cruise Amid White House Talks
President Roosevelt returns from a vacation cruise aboard the cruiser Indianapolis anchored at Annapolis Roads. He plans to confer with cabinet and senior officials aboard the warship. Currency stabilization and domestic recovery program developments are discussed as main topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites
Annapolis
Thianapolis
Roosevelt
Bnard
Cuniar
Rotary Luncheon Guests Hear Preparedness Sermon
Hepwoue Rotary members and guests met at Hotel Corry for a noon luncheon. Civil War veterans including Liven, Gansler, Wolford, and Dyke attended. Rev Perry F. Haines, pastor, spoke on Preparedness stressing peace through union-preserving history. Dyke, district G A R commander, recounted Civil War experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepwoue
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Mil Liven
Gansler
Wolford
Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Mullin
Haines
Oliver Castér
Loral G Ay Ry
Dr C L Allen of Corry Found Dead in Erie
Dr Charles Lelana Allen 75 of 3627 Buffalo Road Erie Pa was found dead in his bed shortly after 5 pm Sunday a local doctor who had lived alone he was born in Corry Pa in 1855 and educated at Corry High School and University of Pennsylvania He practiced in Erie for decades and was a member of the X County Medical Society Funeral arrangements are pending and a nephew William Judge of New York connected with Standard Oil is mentioned among relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiie
Corry
Eris
Charles Lelana Allen
Buffalo Toad
Markc Mispodic
18Th Street
Charles Leone
Coronier
Albert P. Allen
Tradi
Mispodic
Allen
Dr. Allen
Hanley-Schuiler Puneral
13Th
Penen Streets
Western Cuba Struck by Offseason Hurricane
A severe unseasonal hurricane swept western Cuba causing heavy damage and casualties. Pinar del Rio was flooded as the storm moved northwest, with Coiroma town reported engulfed by tides. Homes wrecked, hospitals crowded, and police and soldiers patrolled as rivers overflowed and cities endured the terrifying onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guillermo Rodriguez
United Press
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Havana
Cuba i
Pinar del Reg
Coi‘oma
Pinar
Sierra de Los Organos Uountains
Volice
Municipal Rar
Death claims J W Carmike in Corry
Judson W. Carmike, longtime Corry resident and Ajax Iron Works pattern milker, died Sunday at 5:30 a.m. after a Thursday operation. He lived at Findlay Lake cottage and is survived by wife May Mitchell Camprice, two siblings, and several nephews. Funeral set for Wednesday at Tome 121 West Smith Street with Odd Fellows Lodge in charge at Graye Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson W. Carntike
Corry Hospital
Carmike
Findlay Lake
Sterling
Chris~ Ekonominee Winsney
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
First Presbyterian Chirch
Lo, C, F. Rebekahs
Corky Lodee
Elks
Maccabees
Carmuke
Tiswillow
May Mitchell Camprice
Sinters
A. K. Dykes
Corty
Estella Comstock
Syracuse
N.Y
West Smith Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eight Die In Quarrel Over Kentucky Candidates
Unite Press reports a school trustee election in Kentucky sparked a deadly dispute as voters gathered at polling places in Morgan and Floyd counties. Gunfire killed eight people and wounded three others, with families fleeing terror as conflicts over polling locations escalated. Victims include John Lovely, Booth Cox, and Larthar Cox in Morgan County, and Within Conn, Wayne Click, Mimms Gunn, Millard Conn, his son, and Green Conn in Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Prestonburg
Kentucky
Mloyd County
Morgan County
Lune AU
John Lovely
Booth Cox
Larther Cox
Goad Ridge
Gating Booth
Conn
Wayne Click
Nix
Mimms Gunn
Millard Conn
Green Conn
European Gold Nations Keep Standard Gold Parities
July 3 report says France Belgium Netherlands Italy Poland and Switzerland reaffirm resolve to stay on the gold standard at current parities. The joint statement emphasizes firm intention and unity among six European nations to maintain gold backing in monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
Pre-holiday accidents injure over 70 in Pennsylvania
United Press survey details the pre holiday toll across Pennsylvania. It cites 24 deaths and more than 70 injured in automobile crashes in Philadelphia area and other cities, along with drownings, prostrations, and fireworks burns statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United Press
Philadelphia
Reading
Allentown
Pittsburgh
Lebanon
Carlisle
Hope of Early Recognition of Russia Grows
London reports that Prof. Raymond Moley, Roosevelt’s representative, gave Maxim Litvinov informal hope for U.S. recognition of Russia once domestic programs ease. The talks touched on potential American Russian trade and future relations. Litvinov also cited his meetings with other leaders and upcoming treaties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United Press
London
Raymond Moley
Fbosevelt
Maxim Litvinon
United States
Moley
Litvinof
Moley Tol Liginan
Litvinoff
Roumanian
Turkey
Poland
Roumania
Dollar Drops Sharply as Roosevelt Rejects Stabilization Plan
The U S dollar fell sharply at foreign exchange open following President Roosevelt's rejection of the proposed stabilization program. Several currencies posted multi year highs with the British pound rising 12 cents to open at 4.46 dollars and the French franc advancing 17 points to 5 19 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Perfect Romance Ends in Divorce Threat for Fairbanks Pickford
Hollywood July 8 United Press reports the "perfect romance" of Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Mary Pickford may end in divorce unless Fairbanks makes immediate overtures from Europe to restore peace at Pickfair. The couple, long separated in public, face a possible split over incompatibility and shared finances amid a friction-filled marriage that began during wartime travels with Chaplin and Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Mary Pickford
Fairbanks
Europe
Pickfair
Dong
Mary
America
Douglas
Doug
Charlie Chaplin
Owen Moore
Beth Sully
Satten
Pairbanks
Masonic Lodge
Page Ave
FDR Explains Opposition to Stabilization at World Conference
London July 3 President Roosevelt declared the world economic conference should not join temporary currency stabilization moves. He urged removal of trade barriers and higher world prices as prerequisites to currency fixing. He asserted personal leadership and pressed focus on mitigating embargoes and stimulating trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United Press
London
World Economic Conference
Adjourment of world economy conference seen likely
London reports indicate the ill fated world economy conference may adjourn due to currency stabilization impasse. Cordell Hull rejects tying U S policy to European currency fixes, urging permanent stabilization of every nation currency and avoiding embargoes while promoting balanced budgets and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ramsay MayDonald
Prison fugitives from Rockview captured after escape
Bellefonte, Pa July 4 One of two prisoners who escaped Rockview penitentiary during a rainstorm was sought in the mountains today by guards who captured his companion two hours after the dawn break. James Thomas and Tunes Mecham were recaptured. Mecham faced nine to 15 years on larceny charges while Thomas faced seven to ten years on burglary charges. Miss Gladys McVaugh visited relatives amid the heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Eres
Thomas
Mecham Wee
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