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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1931

Page

8

Derailment Delays Train and Local Activities Highlight Public Notices

Train No 1 westbound was over two hours late after four freight cars derailed at Corning blocking main lines. Widespread disruption followed with damaged poles and broken railroad communications. Catholic Daughters of America elected Miss Wraries Maher of Kane as a national director at Atlantic City. Kiwanis planning a Panama Rocks outing with hundreds of attendees and speakers including district governor Frank Huntingdon. Pennsylvania agriculture notes a rise in motor trucked farms from 27,034 to 40,200 in seven years amid stable dog licenses. Carly Kiwanis and Lake Canadona camp events loom with showers affecting plans.

Corning Wraries Maher Kane Tlis City Catholic Daughters of America Atlantic City Warren Panama Willy Corky Lockport Batavia Fredonia Dunkirk Warsaw East Aurora Niagara Palls Tonawanda Olean Buffalo Brookport Roeles Ter Jamestown Frank C. Huntingdon Dlistrigy Lal Jury Howard His Crusaders Pennsylvania Area of Statistics Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

Cherry picker shot near Rumford hospitalizes youth

Vincent J. Askewitch, 20, of Rumford Maine, is hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the leg and abdomen after a dispute with a farmer while picking cherries from roadside trees near North Ast. The incident followed a period when the game commission reported 211 prosecutions in June, four fewer than last year, mostly for dogs chasing game unlawfully.

North Ast New England Vincent J. Askewitch Rumford Maine St. Vincent's Hospital

License rules for bird hunting renewals in 1930s era terms

The notice states that hunting licenses issued after May 1, 1930 remain valid until August 31, 1941 marking the end of the new license period. After August 11 licenses will be issued for the year starting September 1 and ending August 21 of the following year.

Worker fatally hurt at Gildea quarries near Altoona

A worker at the Gildea quarries in Frankstown near Altoona died after being caught by a bell while helping other men clean a conveyor. Mahlon Merritts, 45, of Hollidaysburg, Pa., died while being taken to a local hospital.

Altoona Gildea Frankstown Here Mahlon Merritts Hollidaysburg

Mussolini group protests alleged lies in papal encyclical

The Fascist directorate led by Premier Mussolini issued a reply to Pope Pius XI's encyclical denouncing alleged lies. The statement claims the encyclical defamed the youth organization and accuses the Holy See of misrepresentation amid the Vatican dispute.

United Press Rome Ies Pius XI Holy See Fascist Party Benito Mussolini Paris

Cloudiness Relieves Heat Wave In Pittsburgh

Cloud cover reduces heat in Pittsburgh as Weather register W. S. Brotzman notes today will be cooler than yesterday. Official readings show noon at 80, down from 88. 7 p.m. temperature reached 84. Heat wave caused a death and multiple prostrations, including a 47 year old woman.

United Press Pittsburgh W. S. Brotzman Min

Gallagher Appointed Deputy Secretary of Property and Supplies

Harrisburg July 15 P. P. Gallagher of Duquesne Construction Co. was named deputy secretary of property and supplies at a $7,500 salary by Secretary James F. Malone II amid a department reorganization. A conference followed to draft plans to speed state construction projects.

United Press Harrisburg P. P. Gallagher Pittaburgh

Penitentiary to House Ex-Secretary Pall Soon

Santa Fe New Mexico report states Albert B. Pall, once a Harding cabinet figure, will enter the new penitentiary hospital as a convict after being sentenced to one year and a day for bribery tied to the Teapot Dome oil scandal. A heat attack followed the conviction period. Pall’s health is noted amid a city heat wave.

Unien Rress Santa FE N. M. Dilly Albert B. Pall Warren G. Harding Penitentiary Hospital of State Prison Teapot Dome

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