Iced Aren Collapse Sparks Team Split Echoes
In a tense scene two rivals faltered as a storm off the arena affected the crowd. Officials investigated delays while players regrouped for a decisive rematch later this week.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1939
Page
1
In a tense scene two rivals faltered as a storm off the arena affected the crowd. Officials investigated delays while players regrouped for a decisive rematch later this week.
Enthusiastic groups in Corry push for a big Labor Day celebration on Monday September 4. A meeting at Hotel Corry formed committees to canvass business leaders for support and estimate costs, with a report due mid next week.
Robert Johnson, 15, of Vrooman near Centerville, nearly drowned twice in Canadohta Lake Friday after noon while swimming with a church group. Guards and Dr A J Sherwood rushed to the scene. Johnson revived after rapid first aid and was reported little the worse for his experience.
Edward Les, 20, of 244 Wayne Street, Erie, was brought to Corry Hospital about 9:48 last evening after a quarrel in a car led to him being struck. He regained consciousness and attendants said his condition was good with possible discharge today. A hitch-hiker named Klep was involved in the dispute with several youths, one of whom allegedly struck Les. Authorities are investigating the incident and its details.
Seven people died and four were injured in two linked automobile accidents on slippery roads near Fremont Ohio. A collision on U S Route 20 three miles east killed three men and two women, involving three cars and a truck. Two burned to death when their car side swiped a truck on State Route 1 two miles northeast of Fremont.
Draft plans outline a Training Forum for Young American Statesmen with cadets organizing sessions in the Municipal building. Mayor FE Hepler supported meetings to be held the second and fourth Tuesdays each month starting in October. Rev Edward Wagner, program head, to present tentative plans August 8.
Washington July 29 Attorney General Frank Murphy signaled the Hatch bill may be constitutional. Advocates hope Roosevelt will enact it to bar most federal officeholders from politics. Murphy reportedly conveyed views to Roosevelt on July 26, but Roosevelt at his press conference questioned constitutional issues including whether a government employee may participate in campaign meetings or contribute funds to a friend’s campaign.
July 21 Waynesburg recounts a 61 year old tradition as rain returns early morning. Dawn’s pale light broke through drizzle at 6 30 am EST. Residents feared a wet day as thunder rolled and skies darkened.
The Roosevelt administration battles a divided Senate over its welfare and labor measures as factions clash on funding for pensions and relief. Debates center on confidence, spending, and balancing inflation fears with jobs. Major groups push varied paths from tax changes to neutrality and credit.
Gale Boutwell and Alfred Sampson pleaded guilty to larceny in the theft of four dollars from a hotel tap room cash register in Union City. They were assessed 28.50 in fines and costs, paid, and released. The incident involved a stalled getaway noted by Hotel Rice proprietor John Rice. Local police later recovered the license plate of the vehicle used.
Heads of Young G O P criticize handling of patronage amid state party tensions at Linesead day meeting. Delegates heard outlines of Republican administration, with Governor Arthur A. James expected to win county elections and support for Supreme Court benches.
A dispute over whether local option liquor ballots may be printed for September votes arises in Pennsylvania. Walter Rice argues the 60 day gap between primary and municipal elections is required, while Dan D. Kline cites an opinion against printing local option ballots for September 12.
Washington July 29 Works Projects Commissioner F C Harrington ordered WPA administrators to suspend the dismissal of personnel for 18 months. The directive follows the Senate’s action approving a rider to President Roosevelt’s program to modify compulsory dismissal provisions of the 1940 act.
Two local residents were hurt Friday evening when their car veered off North Center Street and struck a tree near Congrenh Street. Hastage H. Jones and Jack F. Rushin sustained head and chest injuries and minor cuts, treated at Cory Hospital, later discharged. The Lincoln Zephyr front end was damaged. driver Jones was critical only briefly. Police later report a separate incident where a 22 caliber bullet shattered a kitchen window during a target shooting crackdown in Crry.
Widespread rain drenched streets and basements across the East Conia Walsh Wayne corridor. Sewer overflows flooded properties, including basements of a municipal building, with merchant buildings Hooded but water receded. Traffic disrupted as showers continued into the afternoon, yet some relief came from the heavy rainfall aiding vegetation.
Joseph Baker, 75, of Moundsville, W V, lies dying from a rare skin disease said to be among only a few cases in medical history. Doctors warn the ailment is nearly always fatal within one to ten years as he endures thick, waxy skin while confined to a hospital bed. The forecast notes generally fair weather, cooler tonight and slightly warmer Sunday.
Three federal judges dismissed a petition challenging two Pennsylvania statutes on automobile transportation as within the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction. The Deputy Attorney General argued the district court lacked jurisdiction, citing a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling, and the court granted dismissal.
In Butler Pennsylvania on July 6 the Amiri De gion of Marmillon Oregon won the $176 prize at the fifteenth annual get together conducted by the Butler American League.
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