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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1930

Page

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New Wrangle Over GOP Chairman Position

Washington July 26 United Press reports a contested plan to have Senator Simeon D Tess of Ohio succeed Claudius Huston as GOP chairman. Hoover allies back a Wess Lucas ticket with Lucas as national chairman and Tess as chair, while old guard senators resist. Huston plans to resign August 7 when the party's executive committee selects a successor and assigns routing duties.

United Press Washington Simeon D. Tess Ohio Claudius Huston Republican National Committee Hoover Old Guard Hoover Group Fess Nations Robert H. Lucas Kentucky Touett Shouse Lucas Internal Revenue Commissioner Rails Fees Chaimanship Histon

Red Wing Plane Improvements Arrive In City For 3 Day Stay

Capt. Pierce pilot Tack Dare and Leo Murphy of Red Wing Flying Service arrived in the city with a four passenger bi plane from Paterson New Jersey. They conducted passenger flights from Spring Street field and dropped journals over the business district. A special 25 cent fare for ladies was offered with aerial stunts and parachute jumps on the program.

Capt. Pierce Tack Dare Leo Murphy Red Wing Flying Service Spring Street Nnto Held Capt Pierce Jack Dare Paterson WN. d Jersey Journal Walter J. Hillis North Center Street Red Wing Pennsylvania Sprinz Street

Radio listings note mixed NBC CBS network programs

A rough OCR shows today’s radio entertainments across networks. Listings include AWIZ 7:20 Golil aman Band, WHA 7:00 Jon Singers, WEAN 8:30 General Electric segment, WABC 8:00 Simpiras showboat, CBS 9:00 Paramounts Piyplixc shout.

NBC Awiz WABC GBS WEAN General Electric CBS

Oil City Boys Still On Tree Perch

Oil City's endurance stunt keeps two boys aloft in a tree near West Third Street. Vames Borland and Norman Gotham say they feel fine and plan to best a record before school starts. The 100 hour mark was passed at 8 o clock Friday afternoon as a peanut wagon and throngs of visitors provide mood.

Oil City Vames Bor~land Norman Gotham

Fine progress on Grand Valley road contract underway

Reports from the Grand Valley road project between Torpedo and Enterprise state that Preemming Brothers of Milwaukee are making strong progress on the nine mile stretch. Concrete pours from Goodwill Hill to Grand Valley are done and work continues north from Newton to Grace Valley. About three miles remain to Grand Valley, with two more miles to be poured between Goodwill Hill and Enterprise. Completion is targeted for September 15 for Newton to Grand Valley and by October 15 for the remainder. Favorable weather has aided rapid progress. The new road will provide a shortcut between Titusville and Warren, leaving only two miles from Enterprise to Pigasentryls once Froeiming Brothers finish.

Dairymen’s League East Main St Mohawk League Carnation Leo Mulderick Corey Dairymen's League New York Clyter Sherman Torpedo Enterprise Grand Valley Preemming, Brothers Milwaukee Goodwill Hill Newton Grace Valley Goodwill Hi Nes Titusville Warren Froeiming Brothers Pigasentyrls

Allegheny River Claims Two Lives in July Tragedy

Pittsburgh report states two youths drown in nearby rivers. Conrad Mivsek, 20, of Universal, drowned while swimming at Calemont in the Allegheny. Robert Gall, 12, of Worth Braddock, drowned in the Monongahela at Braddock while with friends. Braddock police labored two hours to revive him.

United Press Pittsburgh Conrad Mivsek Universal Allegheny River Calemont Robert Gall Worth Braddock Monongahela River Braddock

One Armed Trap Shooter Cops Honors at West Virginia Meet

A. N. Davis of Charleston, despite losing an arm, dominated the three day West Virginia state trap meet at Bluefield. He claimed the state singles title along with all-around and class championships and the high gun prize, while also earning the congressional trophy. Davis impressed spectators with his skill, though he broke 280,200 later during the awards.

West Virginia Bluefield T"he Bluefisla Daily Telegraton A. N. Davis Charleston Mra. Jona H. Clough Pittsfield Corry A. Ne Jor Soilor Davis Manjor Davis Nail Wes Tors

Aquilonia Earthquake Rips Through Italy Killing Many

United Press reports Aquilonia in Avellino province, Italy, turned to rubble in a deadly earthquake. About one third of the 8,000 residents are believed dead as rescuers work 72 hours amid stench and debris. Father Francesco Giurazza aided survivors and deplored delaying to save animals.

Aquilonia Avellino Italy United Press Benevento Debrig Campates Pather Francesco Giurazza Qain Catholic Giurazza Glarazea Pr. Giuragea Victor Emanell Fis

Wreck At Concord Ties Up Erie Railroad Traffic

A freight wreck near Concord six miles west of the city halted Erie Railroad traffic this afternoon. Conductor Martin Madison, long in local service, led a crew of two derailed cars across the right of way, blocking tracks after noon. Repairs were underway as wreckers were expected to clear the line soon. no injuries were reported.

Traftc Erie Railroad Concord Martin Madison Madison

Improved conditions in business trade from United Press

United Press reports a cautiously optimistic view of early recovery in US business and trade. Steel industry reviews spark renewed belief in improvement though mill bookings are small. demand expected to rise after heat wave relief. Retail trade shows life in summer lines while crop prospects suffer from drought and heat.

Otto E. Sturm United Press New York United States Fiure Cottom Avi Bette

Dairymen Meet at Cambridge Springs

A sub district meeting of the Erie and Crawford counties Dairymen's League will be held at Cambridge Springs Grange hall on Thursday July Aalst. The meeting will begin at 10 30 o clock with a picnic dinner at noon. A large attendance is hoped from the vicinity.

Erie Crawford Dairymen's League Co-operative Association Cambridge Springs Grange Hall

Testimony of newspapermen studied by grand jury

Chicago July 26 members of the grand jury probing racket accusations against city newspapermen reviewed the testimony of six editors and reporters to learn how official connections with gangland operated in the Lingle case. The jury recesses until Monday when Colonel Robert R. McCormick of The Tribune is expected to be summoned. Walter Strong Daily News publisher appeared yesterday.

United Press Chicago Alfred Lingle Tribune Robert R. McCormick Tus Lelel The Walter Strong Daily News Harry T. Brundidge St. Louis Star Lingle William Russell Vomimls Stoner John Stege Russell Stege

Altoona P R R Shops Close For One Week

Altoona July 26 For the first time in 25 years every Pennsylvania Railroad shopman in Altoona is ordered to take a forced vacation for one week to meet a budget. About 10 000 men are affected. The passenger department reports heavy idle workers and more than 5 000 have applied for pages listing trips to various Pennsy points.

Whicd Press Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsy Railroad

Heat and drought grip region with rain promised

Meteorologists warn of a heat wave as temperatures push into the 90s and rainfall is forecast later in the week. Drought strains water supplies and crops across western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas, with warnings of continued hot, dry conditions and scattered thunderstorms in the midweek outlook.

Gorey Pictsburgh Pennsylvania West End United States Tony la State Bone Ormat Isyreau Worth Middle Atlantic Cobler Abbot South Atlantic Mori

Water shortage delays Sparta Road work

Creek supply exhausted forces contractors to switch to city lines for water. Limited rainfall has stalled construction for days while officials arrange transfers. progress resumes as water supply arrangements are completed. Mrs Harry Mooney is among Corry residents visiting Sunray today.

New Spartarsburg Bémp Tonde Harry Mooney Sunry

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