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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
A digest of town notes reports incidents and events across Corry Erie and surrounding areas. Topics include church activities a Wiener roast at Whiteley Grove a bomb explosion at 36th and Wimwood streets an eye injury from a firecracker near Conneaut Lake Park thefts court actions and community notices from Corny Meadeville and Titusville.
ROM July 7 Mussolini calls moderation the solution to liquor problems. Lord Judge Victor Dowling of New York reported the dictator questioned him on prohibition. Mussolini declared I myself closed 25 000 superfluous wine shops in Italy in one year. Prohibition is ineffective. BANK BANDITS TRAPPED DUNDEE July 7 Four bandits robbed the Monroe County Bank of 88 000 and were cornered by a posse in a 40 acre woods southeast of Dundee. They abandoned their car and loot, then fled into brush. BOY DROWNED MONAGA Pa July 7 Peter Lloyd 13 Aliquippa Pa drowned in the Ohio River after cramp while swimming with companions Black's Hollow a mile from here one boy grabbed Lloyd by the hair as he sank but could not hold him.
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports William D. Upshaw of Georgia named by the Prohibition party as its presidential candidate. Frank Regan of Rockville Indiana named for vice president. The convention adjourned after adopting a platform endorsing the 18th Amendment and opposing wet faction criticisms. Senator William Borah declined the nomination, urging a people driven uprising for future conventions. Howard D. Leigh Calgin also among several contenders for the ticket.
Big Jim Clark a former engineer on the turn run TM Alone was shot through the heart yesterday in New Orleans. The shooting followed a feud with Walter Touplaine. Thomas Jerome Woods, Clark’s companion, said the two men visited Touplaine’s home where the fatal shot occurred. Woods and Touplaine are among 102 men recently indicted for belonging to a syndicate moving liquor from Canada to Belize and into New Orleans.
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