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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
1
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Prince August Wilhelm, a Nazi ally of Hitler, predicts Wilhelm III will return to power in Germany. He says recent upheavals are minor beside the revival of the old aristocracy that ruled under the Hohenzollerns. The prince spoke to an enthusiastic crowd amid the republic’s turmoil.
London reports say Andrew W. Mellon will resign as ambassador during a visit to America. The Daily Herald and other London papers note a younger appointee should handle war debts and reparations talks with the United States and European debtors. Officials in Washington deny definite plans and say resignation rumors are speculation.
Two women sustained injuries in two separate crashes near Corry yesterday. At Baccus Corners the Canthell car swerved into a ditch to avoid a second car. Mrs Canthell injured in the back, others shaken but unharmed. In the Beaverdam lgin road intersection, Mrs Florence Resor was cut and bruised when her car left the road to evade a third vehicle. she is hospitalized but expected to recover. The other driver reportedly accepted responsibility.
President Hoover returned to the White House after a weekend of relaxation at his Virginia fishing camp. An escort met him near the city outskirts and accompanied him to the executive mansion.
A radio listing shows prime time across networks with programs such as Professor Henry McLemore on AWZ NBC at 8 00 and Minstrel Show on WEAR NBC at 8 30 The schedule also notes Parade States on WABC CBS at 8 35 and Modern Magic Chorus on WBS GBS at 9 30 followed by the Lombardo Orchestra.
In Waukegan Illinois on July 25 a stray bullet from a National Guard life range wounded Rosa Peterson 28 and endangered 19 others aboard a 34 foot yacht owned by Wellington Quirk amateur aviator. The yacht hull was pierced and water flooded as they returned to shore. Captain Walter H B Anderson said guardsmen were practicing on a 1000 yard range and bullets landed in the lake. The crew took cover and the yacht escaped without further injury.
Four bandits, one in a New York police uniform, robbed two Lorillard Company employees of a large shipment of cigarettes. Officials value the loss at about $25,000. The robbers wore cigiliam clothes and escaped with the contraband in a bold daytime heist.
An armed robber attempted to force entry at Zalznek Gasoline on North Center Street but fled when Night Patrolman Leon Beowhi approached in a car. Patrolman Brown saw a beam from a flashlight, but the suspect fled behind the station and disappeared toward the railroad. Acting Chief Flannigan continues the investigation hoping for clues to identify the thief.
The trip of George Washington Doolittle’s long distance flight may pass over Corry this afternoon after a stop in Pittsburgh for refueling. He is headed eastward from Pomeroy Ohio toward Rome North Carolina then back, with a 4 o'clock pass over the Corry area possible.
In Los Angeles on July 26 Florenz Ziegfeld's body lay in a private service attended by Billie Burke Patricia and many former Follies stars. The casket was sealed as he wished, with Episcopal clergyman Rev Frank Gibson conducting brief rites praising the famed producer's life and art.
New York July 25 negotiations proceed for a consolidation of four independent auto firms into a unit aimed at ranking fourth in sales behind General Motors, Nort and Chrysler. The Daily Investment News reports Auburn Willys-Overland Nash and possibly Packard as participants.
In Harrisburg the special legislative session nears a key test as the Senate prepares to pass a 13.885 million economy schedule and seek House approval. Governor Pinchot signals opposition, with aides indicating veto could stall progress. Most lawmakers expect further delay beyond this week, leaving relief measures and budget balancing to federal aid.
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau began the final leg of his Germany to North America flight leaving here at 11 25 a m Greenwich time on the Labrador hop bound for Cartwright. From there he planned to press on to Montreal and Chicago, completing the transatlantic route.
Washington says the Geneva general disarmament conference made substantial progress toward arms reduction. The official noted no dramatic breakthrough but acknowledged real gains in crystallizing opinion. Also mentioned are two visitors, Misses Neya and Jéshelle Hall, who came to visit their grandmother Mrs. M Hall of Irving Street.
United Press reports the U S government acts as a major business partner with about 3.1 billion dollars invested directly. Key channels include the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, farm aid, and shipping operations with additional recent boosts from relief and home loan bank measures. Entities cited include the United States Shipping Board, RFC, Farm Board, and home loan banks.
The Rial investigating committee summoned by Governor Pinchot to meet today in Harrisburg resumed inquiry into charges of misconduct against W. D. B. Ainey, chairman of the Public Service Commission. Senator Westmoreland and Pinchot led the group. the purpose of the conference was not disclosed. Attorney General Schnader and A. A. Chapman discussed the accusations over the weekend. Mrs. Caldwell returned home from a visit in Union, Ohio, and guests Mrs. Glenn Mecusker and Miss Louise Brigham, Cumberland, Pa., visited W Pleasant attest area.
July reports detail a small Bonus Army protest near the White House blocked by police at the Treasury corner. Leaders including Jon Phe and John Pace urged extra congressional session for back pay while clashes and arrests occurred, with officers pushing marchers from the streets and deterring picketing.
Chicago July 25 trade opens with Peter B. Carey and George S. Milner clashing over marketing rights. Market reacts mixed as prices edge up then retreat while 60 day suspension order looms. Caldwell family from W Va visiting Pittsfield adds a domestic note amid market tensions.
July 26 report on Dr Paull Gur Gouloff the Russian assassin of President Paul Doumer facing murder charges. Prosecutor seeks death. defense pleads insanity denied. Gouloff claims political motive and democracy while admitting fascinations with monarchists and communists. Court session extended as he proclaims being a victim of political machinations.
In Havana last night police Capt. Carlos Garcia was killed and three lieutenants wounded when a bomb hidden in a box exploded during a house search based on a tip about a Communist meeting in progress. No arrests were reported.
Fragments from a municipal aid notice request public help as the Corry Reller Punt HQ at the Municipal building exhausts footwear supplies. Citizens are urged to donate used clothes and shoes and contact the relief headquaeters for guidance on delivery.
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