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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1927
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a threat involving Penny Ragapea with unclear details. Names and context are garbled but indicate a potential safety concern requiring clarification or follow up for specifics.
A string of fatal accidents in the region over the past weekend prompts police to probe foul play in the death of an ER worker and reports several drownings and a fatal shooting. Details remain scattered as investigators piece together the sequence of tragedies across multiple towns.
Marines clash in Nicaragua leaving several dead and wounded after a sudden 10 hour battle near Managita on a Saturday. Reports say 100 natives and Marines faced off as Major Hut felde led forces with air support returning from Vietnam. Five planes participated.
Murry Hut hin a Mohawk Gondersod Mille Company watchman at the sher Tah plant in Sherman was killed by a southbound passenger train near the Sherman station. Harris, employed at the plant, was found under the wheels Sunday morning after leaving the plant with no clear reason. Officials offered no immediate explanation as to why he left and encountered the train, leaving his family and child in mourning.
A late Saturday night crash on Findley Lake Road near the Clymer road injured two Corry youths. Henry of Sheffield drove a Ford coupe with Harold Willett and Harry Dugan aboard, while Nelson Swine of Buffalo led a Jordan roadster. both cars sustained severe damage and occupants suffered lacerations and dental injuries. Both injured men were treated at Corry hospital and later released.
A regular City Council meeting is scheduled for this evening at the municipal buildings with routine business on the agenda. The Board of Health will follow, addressing matters in connection with ongoing testing related to the city’s water supply and related public health concerns.
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes a widespread vice problem worsening in eastern cities. Magistrate Braden of Morals Court discusses outcomes after returning from visits to Philadelphia New York Boston and other locations.
In Chester Pennsylvania on July 18 United Press reports Mary Lyons aged 92 regained speech after four years of muteness following an operation. Fright at a daredevil aviation act triggered a renewed vocal response, marking a remarkable recovery for the elderly patient.
Honolulu July 16 Hawaii plans a large statewide tour by two Pacific fliers Ernie Smithy and Hreinte their box aerial show in a navy seaplane will visit practically every island The entertainment is set for a grand reception at the Royal Hawaii hotel and a test flight at Pearl Harbor Yacht Club and other events before they depart for the University of Stator August 5 The news item notes education symposiumes and plans for a national approach to college admission with Frank McVey urging centralized standards and expansion of junior colleges to relieve universities
Commander Richard Byrd, aboard the Leviathan returning from Paris, asserted that modern airplanes can fly in any weather. He predicted air travel to Europe within ten years, larger multi engined ships, and regular U.S. to Europe flights when loads allow. He noted better weatherproofing and the need for reliable landing sites before sea landings become feasible.
Police probe a false alarm at box 41 in the Fourth Ward that drew hundreds to West Main Street shortly after 10 pm. Chief Vipton says investigators think the caller’s identity may be discovered, with arrest possible if enough evidence is found. Fire crews checked the area and found the alarm unfounded.
In Mount Union Pennsylvania on July 18 Leapola Curti, driven by jealousy, killed his wife and wounded her alleged lover George Prevet. Curti, father of four, was captured and is jailed in Huntingdon County pending further legal action.
United Press reports Vienna ends the general strike that tied up major Austrian industries. Workers will return to posts at midnight. The move restores normal operations and eases social tension in the capital.
Near Sharon Pa July 18 county detective and coroner probe the death of B. J. McCarty of McKeesport after a car crash near Osgood Corners. McCarty lay killed by a bullet wound though initial claims tied death to the collision. John McMillan of Pierpont Ohio survives severe burns. Mercer County authorities examine whether McCarty was killed or died in the crash.
Announcement states Wing Willi Stores appoint Ralph Foster to manage the North Center Street groceteria after Merle Reynolds resigns due to ill health. Foster, formerly with Quality Cash Store for eleven years, takes over this morning. Frank Swanson of Jamestown remains in charge locally for the present.
A Chevrolet sedan owned on East South Street sustained damage after a collision with a car driven by James Keppel near Main and Center streets Sunday morning. Keppel’s Chevrolet was also damaged but injuries and losses were not severe. Police are investigating details of the accident.
Amid a drenching downpour, Commander Richard Byrd and Clarence Chamberlin returned to New York as crowds gathered from Broadway to City Hall. Mayor Walker greeted them as Lindbergh and dignitaries looked on, with a parade formation and bands despite the rain.
Cilford Muray a Melvin Smith farm Beaverdam worker fell thirty feet from a ladder that broke as he climbed to the barn roof. He shows steady improvement at Corry Hospital with spinal injuries and a small bone fracture healing, amid shock but expected rapid recovery.
Columbus July 18 The coal miners dispute in Ohio escalates as two Hocking Valley mines near Ath ents begin producing with non union workers. New Yorke Coal Company says Leahrig and Buchel operations idle since April will be tested open shop to gauge miners' loyalty.
Death of C McGrath Buffalo track worker near Lovalls Station stirs concern. Callahan, reported companion, returned to camp with blood smeared hands and face. Authorities pursue Callahan for questioning as investigators examine possible homicide or trampling. McGrath’s skull crushed. body found between Erie Railroad tracks. Others from Detroit Cleveland Gleve land visit local relatives.
Radio listings show WEAF connections at 6 30 p m and 9 30 p m featuring Wagner Goldman Band and Tschaikowsky. WJZ offers Roxy and His Gang and a La Traviata opera. WCAB Pittsburgh presents Pagliacci scene at 7 p m Eastern. WDAB Kansas City broadcasts The Night Hawk at 24 m Eastern.
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