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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1934
Page
5
Louis Rude Bayne, 21, stands trial in Los Angeles for allegedly killing his mother with a Boy Scout axe. Jury selection and defense testimony focusing on the boy’s mental state were to continue, with lawyers aiming to prove insanity at the time of the alleged crime.
Mrs J Bi Dahlstrand returns from Union City with her daughter and family. Bud Sample of Fulton visits his parents. Elizabeth Smith of Pulls Creek and teacher in Derry schools guests arrive. Miss Stone’s siblings and Miss Myrtle Skinner travel home from a stay with H B Stony in ramp. Residents visit Warren, Erie, Kittanning and Mindsey Lake. many attend church and camp meetings while others plan trips to New York, Cleveland and Chicago for events and duties.
M Hamilton lifelong Columbus township resident died last evening at 7 15 at his son's home 12 King street moved from Corry Hospital a week ago He was born in Columbus township aged seventy eight He is survived by daughter Mrs Tau Crane and sons Roy Bilis and La Vera Hamilton all of Corry Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors with interment in West Lawn Cemetery at Citizens.
United Press reports a night of cloudbursts and 92 hours of rain across the Carpathians to Cracow causing the greatest flood in South Poland history. About 15,000 square kilometers were flooded and communications were severed, hindering casualty tallies.
SARS July 17 reports five soldiers killed and twenty wounded after a shell left from previous maneuvers exploded at the Maisons Lafitte drill field. A carbine butt struck the dud, creating a crater and scattering debris. A second fatal incident occurred near Dijon as two auto trucks carrying engineers crashed into a tree, with one driver and others injured. Nearby Beloit notes a student crafting a violin from salvaged parts.
New York July 17 traders faced another dull session with prices slipping, nerves up from the San Francisco strike and labor unrest nationwide. Reports on railroads and industry offered little encouragement, while liquor price cut rumors added still more unease. Notable quotes included American Can, American Locomotive, and Bethlehem Steel among others, as Miss Ola Young visited Findley Lake with Mrs. C F Brown.
Diane pleads with Jeff Todd as Lem and other henchmen threaten, while Ann Haskel and Nance Jordan arrive with a wary mountain woman watching events. A tense standoff unfolds in a rural setting as plans, loyalties, and a climb toward escape mix with warnings of Jeff Todd returning with his crowd. Diane seeks safety as Ann and the mountain woman navigate danger and shifting allegiances.
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