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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
1
Italy Backs Broad Disarmament Plan In World Program
Rome reports Italy strongly favors a wide disarmament ban and will cooperate with President Hoover's arms reduction efforts. Foreign Minister Grand and U S Secretary Stimson discussed the move as European leaders seek to end the costly arms race and ease postwar budgets. Italy argues Germany cannot sustain reparations and European budgets suffer from armaments costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Stimson
Rome
Robert J. Bender
United Press
Ituly
Ttla
Hoover
U.S
Henry L. Stimson
Hatin
Conference on Coal Industry Faces Job Decline Challenges
Central coal operators met at the Washington conference called by the Secretary of Commerce to address rising unemployment from mechanization. The decline stems from fuel economy, cheaper energy sources, and higher output per worker, reducing mine jobs and shortening workdays. Fred Geutman and Wilford Mountain returned from Han e after attending Howard Wallace’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF Commerce
Delbert Clark
United Press
Ashington
Fred Geutitman
Wilford Mountain
Hane
Howard ‘Wallace
Italo Vatican Pact Cancelation Hinted by Italian Government
Rome reports indicate the Italian government considers denouncing the Italo Vatican concordat. Fascist presses amplify calls for withdrawal as cabinet deliberations weigh public opinion and potential formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Negapanels
Bre
Board defers naming of new hospital supt
Six applications for the superintendent position at Corry Hospital were reviewed by the board at the monthly meeting in the Library. The board deferred action on replacing Ruth Clybartie who resigned and may hold a special meeting within two weeks to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Messrs
Graham
Houghton
Brown
Bentley
Wiston
Harper
Ruth Clybartie
Lyle Belding
O. H F. Brown
Hased
Gibson to Represent U S at London Conference
Acting Secretary of State Castle announced Hugh Gibson American ambassador to Belgium will represent the United States at a London meeting of fiscal experts. The talks aim to discuss implementing the Hoover debt postponement plan.
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Washington
Castle Today
Hugh Gibson
United States
London
Five Best Radio Ents on Major Networks
Listing of evening programs on NBC ABC and CBS networks with times. Dixie spiritual singers at 7 p.m on WZ NBC network. 8 p.m Birthday party orchestra on WEAF. 8:15 p.m Boswell sisters on WABG OBE network. 9:00 p.m Story behind the song on WZZ NBC network. 10:45 p.m Radio roundup on WABC CBS network.
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NBC
WEAF
Orchestra
WABG
OBE
WZZ
WABC
CBS
Snell May Succeed Longworth as Speaker
New York reports Rep. Bertrand H. Snell as the likely successor to the late Nicholas Longworth as speaker of the House. W. Kinsi and Macy, New York City Republican chairman, predicted the pick after a conference with Republican National Committeeman Charles D. Hilles. They say Snell would help keep New York's 47 electoral votes Republican in the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
New York
Bertrand H. Snell
Nicholas Longworth
W. Kinsi
Macy
New York City
Charles D. Hilles
Snell
National drive to aid starving miners children urged
Governor Pinchot appeals for food for unemployed miners children. National Red Cross chair refuses aid classed as act of God. National committee to aid striking miners fights starvation launches fundraising campaign with notable Americans backing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
National Committee
Joan Barton Payne
National Red Cross
John Despassos
N National
New York
Despassos
Lincoln Steffens
Lloyd Dell
Upton Sinclair
Mary Heaton Vorse
John Barton Payne
American Red Grass
Pennsylvania
Payne
Nationial Committee
Broadway
Bomb wrecks McKesport home injures resident
A bomb exploded at 3 a m under the front porch of Thomas J Corley s home in McKeesport Pa causing about 2000 in damage Christina Sichak 18 who slept in a second floor room across the street was wounded in the back a piece of wood went through a window and struck her A sister sleeping nearby was unhurt another Conley family member was injured as the blast scattered debris
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United Press
Mckes Rocks
Thomas J. Corley
Christina Sichak
Jode
Conley
Anti American Wave Sweeping Through Nation
Mexico fears a grave strain in relations after the arrest of Adol fo Dominguez, acting Mexican consul in Chicago. Foreign Secretary Genaro Estrada protests to the U S about Judge Thomas Green's contempt ruling, warning repeated incidents fuel anti American sentiment and threaten diplomatic ties. Protests follow a wave of anti Mexican sentiment amid recent Ardmore Okla violence and strong editorials in La Prensa criticizing U S imperialism and racial superiority.
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John R. Morris
United Press
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Adolfo Dominguez
Chicago
Genaro Estrada
Estrada
Uersexian
Washington
Thomas Green
Ghicags
Domingues
Ardmore
Okla
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
la Prensa
United Stites
China
Bankers Meet to Discuss Cut in Interest Rate
Northwest Pennsylvania bankers met at Cambridge Springs to discuss reducing savings interest. Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry were represented as several large cities reduced rates recently. Six Brie Banks followed on July 1 cutting from four to three and one half percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Springs
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Citizens National Bank
The
National Bank of Corry
Charges Against Officer Withdrawn After Corry Hearing
News report from Pittsburgh dated July 0 details withdrawal of charges against County Policeman Guy Gietel Bartlett. The meeting in Cambridge Springs saw bankers and locals, including 14 striking cab drivers and sympathizers, held on the same day with multiple hearings for related charges.
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Cambridge Springs
Corry
United Press
Pittsburgh
Guy Gietel Bartlett
Justice of the Peace
Meadville
Union City
Waterford
Parkhill
Aspitewellton City
Pitusvaé
Linésville
Dion
Spartanabury
Cochranton
Confesses Slaying Mystery In Clarion County
Fred D Frame of Miols near Clarion Pa walked into a fire station in Clarksburg W Va and said he killed a neighbor named William Shaul in a fight with a black jack. Shaul appeared alive later, clearing up the so called murder confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fay
Fred D. Frame
Miols
Clarion Pa
Tam Tendy
Clarion Crusty
Frame
William Shaw
Shaw
Brame
Har
Clarion
Fred Frame
Clarkshire
William Shaul
Shaul
Starlsburg
Tre
Joined twins separated after birth in Baltimore operation
Two baby girls joined at birth by a band of flesh were severed by Dr. Kyle W. Golley in Baltimore. Both were in good condition yet the surgeon warned a second operation may be needed if they survive. The mother was unconscious after delivery but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baltimore
Kyle W. Golley
Golley
Disarmament and Reparations Talks Set for Six Conferences
In Paris a series of six conferences will address disarmament and reparations with leaders from the United States Great Britain France and Germany. Henry Stimson arrives July 15 to meet cabinet members and Briand while Ramsay MacDonald Arthur Henderson and others travel to Berlin then Paris for discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Great Britain
France
Germany
Henry Ls Stimson
Florence
Pierre Laval
Ambasaador
Walter Edge
Stimson
United States
Aristide Briand
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Berlin
Stimsob
Church and Law Debate Sparks Kiwanis Talk
Rev G Stanley West rector Emmanuel Episcopal urges church to return to its founder’s method as a moral teacher not a moral police, urging citizens to thoughtful duty and spiritual energy for the nation. The Kiwanis luncheon featured him as a leading voice on social responsibility. Joseph Pope Baltimore led today’s meeting. picnic planned next Wednesday at Canadohta Lake with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stanley West
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Mr. West
Washington
Imen
Stanley H. Nichola Waamed
Canadohta Lake
Joseph Pope
Baltimore
Lineman Electrocuted At Work In West Penn Power Firm
Norman Haywood of Dunlevy Pennsylvania died after contact with a 2200 volt line while employed by West Penn Power Company in Bentleyville. Medical staff battled to revive him for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentleyville
Norman Haywood
Dunlevy
Qwna
Te West Penn Power Company
Physiciana
Notable Trans Pacific Flight Ends in Nome Refueling Difficulty
Two pilots from Texas, Rex Robbins and Harold Jones, attempting a 2 800 mile trans Pacific leg aboard the Fort Worth, could not contact their refueling plane near Nome Alaska. After a Sevi l le departure, heavy fog and poor visibility forced an abortive two hour circle over Nome before the refueler finally joined from the West as observers reported a mistaken earlier connection near Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nome
Alaska
Fort Worth
WOME
SeviUe
elock-Wke
Ryinald L. Robbins
Texas
Harold 4. Jones
Port Worth
Nomé
Siberia
Boor ~Ates
Ransack Inn Near Columbus This Morning
Warren county authorities were asked to investigate a series of recent thefts in the Columbus area. The latest occurred at The Maples on Scout's Crossing, where the lower floor was ransacked and about $30 in cash was taken along with numerous chisels from the Casperson property. No suspects named. authorities suspect an organized gang operating in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Columbus
Scout
Arthur Casperson
Thei
Sister
Warren
Ehag
Bitter battle looms over gas rates in Kansas
A Kansas rate fight heats up as Governor Harry Woodring and critics clash over gas pricing. The campaign unfolds with strong rhetoric as opponents accuse state authorities of excessive charges and mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sy Unites Press
Kansas City
Hiery L. Doherty
Kanes
Harry Woodring
CRM
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