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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
8
Canal route favored by Lake Erie canal survey
Pittsburgh July 12 United Press reports engineer C Edward Long submitted a two year survey favoring a French Creek Conneaut Creek route for a Lake Erie Ohio river canal. The 170 page document highlights abundant natural resources and potential non transport benefits, with cost estimates around 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Conneaut Creek
Lake Erie-Ohio River
Pittsburgh
C. Edward Long
Upper Allegheny River Improvement Association
Long
Offiers
Allegheny River
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Lake Erie Canal
Othel
Beaver
Shenango
Mahoning Rivers
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo
Miami
Marine
Portsmouth
Shenangoo
Conneaut
Pennsylvania
Meadyske
Franklin
Kennerdell
Emlenton
Foxburg
Parker City
Monterey
East Brady
Red Bank
Templeton
Kittanning
Manorville
Ford City
Natrona
Brackenridge
Tarentim
Arnold
New Kensington
Oil City
Mast Brady
Mississippi River
Youth dies after mowing into parked car in Greensburg
A Greensburg youth named August Bron, traveling from Weirton to Greensburg, died in a hospital today from injuries after swerving his Alto to avoid a oncoming car and colliding with a parked vehicle. Companion John Constantine, also of Greensburg, was cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Weirton
Bridge Faulty After Cleared Crash Kills Two Women
County authorities investigate a deadly bridge collapse on West Lake Road Crooked Creek near North Springfield killing two Cleveland women Mrs Wreda Seibert 40 and Mrs Esther Silverman 36 and injuring four others. Coroner Dr W G Stroble found rotten timbers and will seek district attorney help and state involvement. Inquest likely Friday to determine blame. The injured include Albert Seibert 52 L W Seibert 20 Florence Silverman 11 Ruth Latz 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Springfield
Ohio
Crooked Creek
West Lake Road
W. G. Stroble
Stroble
Wreda ‘Seibert
Yale Aye. Cleveland
Esther Silverman
Fast 12Nd Street
Cleveland
St Vincent's ‘Hospital
Albert Seibert
L. W. Seibert
Florence Silverman
Ruth Latz
Commonwwealth Ave
Buffalo
Seibert
Road program gives work to many jobless
Harrisburg July 12 The Industrial Recovery Act provisions prompt use of hand labor and a thirty hour week by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Secretary Lewis notes the rural road plan uses maximum hand work with 40,000 laborers drawn from relief boards, ensuring work relief at higher cost but broader employment. A safety organization was built to reduce accidents amid expanded operations. Herbert Bliss of Sherman visited the city on business and to meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Pennsyvania
Bank balance sheet items listed with assets and liabilities
A scanned bank statement summarizes assets including loans and discounts at 805,948.92 dollars and state securities. It lists cash balances, reserves with the Federal Reserve, securities owned, real estate and equipment values, and total liabilities of 1,775,698.52 dollars. The report, sworn by cashier H Andrews before a notary on July 1 1937, includes directors attestations and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Otal
Pennsylvania
County of Erie
C. H. Andrews
H, Andrews
Jean Pield
Cork shipment damaged in Columbus fire on Erie freight
A late yesterday fire damaged a Columbus Erie Railroad freight car loaded with cork. Estimated damage ranged from 2000 to 2500 dollars for the car and contents. Fire crews used chemicals and water from Corry to extinguish the blaze after junction crews attempted containment at the Kurt plant siding. Shipment originated in Beaver Falls and was bound for Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Tre
Columbus
Corry
Kurt Plant
Second Ward
Beaver Falls
Jersey City
Three Injured in Fighting Erie Blaze
Three people were injured when a fire destroyed a two story frame house owned by B. Kearns near Erie. An 85 year old grandmother and five children were left homeless. Firefighters and a bystander suffered non serious injuries and the cause was traced to defective wiring in a closet. Estimated loss ran to about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kearns
Bien Kearns
Akron
Kearts
Frank Brogdon
William Plank
Law Stops Gun Sales in Oregon
A new Oregon law bans importation or sale of machine guns to curb gangster activity. The Legislature enacted the measure to hamper organized crime. Horsehoeing business thrives in Wareham with a factory running full time employing 70 workers making horse shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Wareham
Mass
Pain Circulates Nominating Petitions for City Controller
Nominating petitions are in circulation for Charles A. Pain who seeks the city controller post. Pain, a Corry lifelong resident, reports strong voter support and a growing list of signers. The controller seat is currently held by James P. Drown, elected four years ago, with a probable bid for re election but no formal announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Pain
Pain
Corry
Carry & Tong
James P. Drown
Drown
Death of Mrs. Ethel Repp Put Down To Ptomaine Poisoning
Poisoned banana ice cream is blamed for the death of 89 year old Mrs. Ethel Repp in Greensburg Pennsylvania. The Westmoreland county coroner ruled ptomaine poisoning as the cause after she became ill days after eating the dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ethel Repp
Westmoreland County
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State Department of Reysnue
Court House
Brle
Harry B. Smith
Francis Scott Key
P. M
Harry Auer
Erie
Firch Baking Company
Waldaméér Park
Brie
City Council Nex
Veliet
Eric Biddle
State Emergency Elief Board
Corry Country Club
JF. B. Westley
Walter Wf, Donaldson
Pinchat
Committee On Workmen's Compensation
Donaldson
Pennsylvania Medical Society
New York Stock Exchange
Mracy Himrod
Waterford
Huston Leiby
Pinchot
Main Street
Henry Bacher ‘Bur
Earl Hadbrouck
Gleinlty
Warren
Canal
United Preas
Grash
Highway Department
Herbert
Bliss
Sherman
National Bank of Corry
Certified
Bain
CW. Bliss
EE. Hawkins
Blaine Kincaid
Cork
Erie Blaze
STEEL
Chevrolet
America
Flint, Michigan
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
Ganent
Sissellg
Bea Aaary
Corry Chevrolet Sales
Sever
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