Mechanical work permits and building plan notes
Fragmented OCR describes permit actions for a building project. References include Cor- Building, Jnistr y of object ta bn, and July dates 11 and 12 with valuations and valve work details.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes permit actions for a building project. References include Cor- Building, Jnistr y of object ta bn, and July dates 11 and 12 with valuations and valve work details.
Eight hours of silence from four men stranded at the Talla ice camp off North England sparks alarm. Giuseppe Blugi, radio operator, sends a despondent plea for urgent rescue as a Swedish recall halts a potential Uppland mission. Local police report four bandits force a bank messenger’s car near East St Louis.
The Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announced it will sponsor the Kaus Brothers carnival in the city the week of July 6. The event spans ten railroad cars with forty shows and routines. Proceeds aid the VFW building fund. C. F. Jourdet chairs the carnival committee. Visitors include Mrs. Clinton Brown of Chicago and Miss Martha Lindsey of Washington, D. C. with Lindsey resting at Sibley Hospital.
United Press reports at ComHact Lake Pennsylvania that county detectives raided the State Sheriff's Association convention headquarters. Rob ert Clark a hotel employee was arrested while serving liquor from a bathtub as bottles broke and clashes occurred. bond for Clark was reduced from 2000 to 600 by Justice A G Burgoyne.
Terrific storms off the Chilean coast hindered rescue attempts for the Angamos disaster near Santiago. Official reports say 183 crew and Si passengers were aboard. only six survivors have been found. Bodies washed ashore as a Navy inquiry was ordered.
Claire Jones was elected president of the Corry chapter of the Walton League of America. Carl Taylor became vice president, while Gerald Glaen was reelected secretary and treasurer for the coming year. Little other business was discussed.
Washington reports Secretary Kellogg has brokered steps toward resuming relations between Peru and Chile after 17 years. A formal announcement is expected soon and may advance settlement of the Tuena Arica dispute. Chile and Peru anticipate closer cooperation before Kellogg leaves office next March.
Ess indicates in today’s paper that G W Knowlton plans to retire from the grocery trade. A quitting sale will begin at Lisster on North Center Street this Friday, offering the entire stock and fixtures. The Knowlton store ranks among the city’s oldest grocers. Wrod Armstrong departed for Oil City this morning.
Western Pennsylvania faced another hot day after night showers offered brief relief. Forecaster W S Brotzman predicted 90 degree highs for Pittsburgh while heat prostration deaths rose to two in Allegheny County.
Senator James A Reed warns prohibition will dominate the Missouri campaign urging defeat of Charles M Hay and support for James A Collet. Reed outlines a fight over the Volstead Act while consulting Gov. Alfred E Smith and party leaders in New York.
Concrete pouring starts today on a new highway segment from Merchants' Corners to the Union City Titusville road near Spartanburg opening the area to better roads. The plan changed to solid pavement and a Y shaped junction was replaced by a fan spread. A daylighted corner improves sightlines for motorists and nearby house movements adjust access. Rod La Rocque recovering after appendectomy in Pasadena hospital.
The summer playgrounds opened yesterday with enrollment of about 150 children. Supervised by Aus Virginia Hooties and a group of young ladies, with two assigned per ground. Locations include Fairview Washington Harding Concord and Junior High schools. Operate 1 40 to 4 280 o'clock each afternoon. Picnics planned. a citywide picnic may be held later. Parents urged to send children for supervised wholesome activities.
Mortis R. Daugherty the legless one armed aviator from New Martinsville West Virginia prepares a plane in Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania for a continuation of his journey. After taking off from Langin Field Moundsville West Virginia he was forced to land here when water system trouble developed. He then aimed to continue the trip to Roosevelt Field New York. Mrs L C Barnes visited Spartanburg for two days with Mrs Burlingham.
The report recounts the Thalia crash on May 25 and the dire straits of ten men stranded in sleeping bags on ice. It follows General Umberto Nobile’s fall from the airship, the deaths and disappearances, and the desperate attempts by Malmgren Mariano and Zappi to reach help as a rescue unfolds.
Rotary members enjoyed Dr C B Kibler’s talk on Spring Fever at the Hotel Comey luncheon. Guests included several Rotarians from across states, with Mrs Ralph Dewey and Miss Alice Messenger providing vocal selections.
Listing of broadcast times and programs across networks including WI Network at 7:30 PM featuring The Continentals, WI Network at 8:30 PM, WOR Network, WMAQ Chicago, and WHAP Network with the Prohibition Party convention and the ready hour.
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