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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
1
Ale State Fork to Open Local Market Sale
A fragmented notice reports Ale State Fork plans to open a local market sale. The readable text mentions a likely date and the involved town, with no further details available.
New Beer License Law In Effect Eight Granted Retail Licenses Here
Corry Boys Off for Forest Camp June 16 157 are called for examination at Erie June 6. Corry’s contingent of eleven in ex men selected for service in the reforestation army will leave for camp June 6 with the other young men of Erie county. About 131 of the most physically fit will be selected from the 167 who have been called for examination. Examinations will be held at the State Armory in Drne. It is understood 68 recruits from Crawford county will be examined the same day as part of an army of 2,000 from western Pennsylvania moving to Maryland camps for training for later service in western Pennsylvania forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Fort Washigton
State Employment Bureau
Erie
Hilejon
State Armory
6Th and
Parade Street
al Drne
C. G. Cain
Employment Bureau
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Davis pleads action not talk at Geneva
United States accepts international control of armaments with reservations at the World arms conference meeting in Geneva. Norman H. Davis, for President Roosevelt, approves the French proposal for climate control and continuous supervision, while saying the U S would not be obliged to enforce sanctions against violating states. Davis expresses disappointment and anger at adjourning the conference for weeks and emphasizes disarmament over procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Srown
United Press
Geneva
United States
General Commission of the World Arms Conference
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Conmuui
Davis
Angeed
Mollisons planning 2 way hop over ocean
London aviation pair J A Mollison and Amy Johnson prepare a two way flight from Graystone to New York then to Bagdad and back to Croydon covering about 12000 miles. They aim to beat the nonstop distance record and become first to fly London to New York in one continuous round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Gamble Aguinst
J. A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
Great Britain
Mollisons
Grayson Airdrome
Ployd Bennett Field
New Yorks
Reat
Bagdad
Persia
Croydon
New York
England
Mollison
Tick
Roosevelt railroad program reported by House committee
Washington June 1 President Roosevelts plan for reorganizing the nations railroads won favorable support from the House Interstate Commerce Committee. The panel inserted an amendment to freeze railroad labor at its present status amid worries reforms might prompt terminations. The measure, nearly unanimously approved, has passed the Senate and awaited swift action in the House before final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Two Army Planes Collide Over Cajon Pass Killing Eight
Eight men died when two Army planes collided over Cajon Pass after departing March Field. One bomber carried two officers and five enlisted men, while a second observation plane had only its pilot onboard. The incident occurred today as the aircraft collided in midair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverswecant
Cajon Post
March Field
King May Quit Penna PSC for Federal Post
Clyde L. King, center of a Pennsylvan ia Public Service Commission fight, may resign as chairman to become chief milk administrator for a federal agricultural adjustment agency if Roosevelt appoints him. The move hinges on a state Supreme Court ruling and Governor Pinchot’s efforts to replace King with Jay Goodnough. King and Goodnough are on the payroll pending the court’s decision. A second note reports a 16 month old child fatally scalded in Brin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
R. Clyde L. King
Storm Center
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Roosevelt
State Capitol
Dr. King
Tiinois
Towa
Pennsylvanil
State Supreme Court
Gifford’ Pinchot
Jay Goodnough
State House of Representatives
King
Piichot
Commonwealth
Commission
Goodnough
Public Service
Supreme Court
Rovernor
World Congress Strikes Blow at News Monopoly
Webb Miller reports from Vienna that the International Chamber of Commerce backed a resolution emphasizing protection of news as property and no preferential rights in official news. The Independent Press Associations led the push for broader access, aligning with Reuters and Havas and the Geneva 1927 framework after two days of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press
Vienna
To Bal
International Chamber of Commerce
Independent Press Associations
Karl A. Bickel
Xchange ‘Telegraph
Central News
Great Britain
Agence Radio
France
Nippon Dempo
Japan
Geneva
Pres
Reuters Agency
Havas Agency
Pictures Shown At World Fair Talk By Erie Official
Kiwanis club members heard motion pictures from the Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago. Chauncey Hammon of the Erie Railroad promoted the show and offered insights into the world fair. The group plans a Lake Canzdohts picnic on June 21 with committees active on travel and arrangements. Attendees included Paul Harvey of Brie Railroad Youngstown R Patton and Laverne Millen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century of Progress
Chicago
Kiwani Club
Paul Harvey Division
Tie Brie Railroad
Youngstown
R. Patton
Cor- Fydlow
Laverne Mulen
R. Bestati
Twelve beer licenses granted by county treasurers
Pennsylvania’s new beer licensing rules took effect today. County Treasurers issued retail licenses to Corry Hotel, Arcade Restaurant, European Hotel, Cinic, and other establishments. Distributors’ licenses were also granted to several local applicants as part of the McClure bill enforcement. The law bans Sunday sales and sales to minors, with law enforcement and city cooperation to regulate pricing and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gey
Journal
Lawrence Taylor
Corry
North Center Street
Corry Country Glid
Cor
K Arcade
Washington South
Main Street
Stanley Kasper
Corry City
West Main Street
McClure
Jyde
Badly Injured at Union City Worker Near Plant
Erin Horneman of Cleveland, a Union City Chair Company rep, may lose his left leg after being struck by a heavy dump truck driven by Mrs. Charles Wastman of Union City while removing grates from a coupe at Union City plant. The accident happened about 1:30 PM and he was rushed to Union City hospital with a crushed knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Horneman
Cievelany
Union City Chair Company
Union City
Sheridan
Dincokt Secdon
Charles Wastman
Olo
Union City Hospital
Union City Company
Washington Post Sold at Public Auction
The Washington Post was sold at public auction today for 826000 dollars. George B. Hamilton Jr, a lawyer who declined to disclose his client, submitted the high bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Washington Post
George B. Hamilton Jr
Heas
Roosevelt approves 257 forest projects banner headline
President Roosevelt approves establishment of 257 forest work projects in five states. The new camps will provide employment for 20,000 men. Independents schedule practice at the Junior High field at 6:15 this evening, with all players urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Tausibal
One Forty Event Students to Enter Senior High at Promotion
One hundred forty-grade junior high students will complete courses next week with a promotion ceremony on Tuesday evening. The largest group to enter the Senior High School will perform a program featuring the Professional High School Orchestra, choirs, and recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
John Craker
Federal relief grant awarded to Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania received a federal emergency relief grant totaling 5 17 913 dollars as announced by Federal Administrator Hopkins yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Jime
Pennsylvania
Fopkins
Roosevelt Acts to Expedite Oil Control Plan
Washington June 1 Secretary Ickes said President Roosevelt will lay in a federal oil control amendment to the general industrial recovery bill. The administration proposal would regulate petroleum production, ease national market balance, and curb interstate transport of oil and products from storage in violation of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
White House
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Ickes Today
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Fckes
Senate
Fugitives Scour Brooklyn in Manhunt for Two Prison Escapees
Police and riot squads swept downtown Brooklyn in an intensified search for two escapees from Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh. A traced call to the parole officer preceded the sweep as Julia Maug and Edward Turpack were named suspects in the murder of Charles Meuling, who died protecting his fiancée. A $5,000 reward was announced for information leading to their capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
A. Couklér
Julia Maug
Edward Turpack
Mien
Maug
Turpack
Charles Meuling
Leyg Ing
Fugitives from Kansas Prison Dodge Dragnet
June 1 report from Miami Oklahoma states eleven escapees from Lansing penitentiary fled into Osage lands after Memorial Day break. A slaying, two wounded, and multiple robberies are attributed to the convicts who split into two groups, with guards restricting roads and searching havens as posses pursue leads across Kansas and Oklahoma toward the Badlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Miami
Oklo
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lansing
Badlands
Lansing Penitentiary
Life Terriers
Picher
Hope facing France to make debt payment
Paris June 1 prospect of early payment to the United States of the overdue December war debt waned as the chamber of deputies adjourned until June 5 after passing the budget in an all night session. It remained uncertain whether Premier Daladier would secure the vote to pay and avoid further dispute with the Leftists who opposed the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Eduard Daladier
Faia Lie Lasue
Daladier
Edouard Herriot
Bargain stock buyers named in Morgan inquiry evidence
Washington June 1 The text of bargain stock purchasers of Units Corporation stocks prepared by Drexel and Company was entered in evidence in the J P Morgan investigation. The list includes Owen J Roberts now a Supreme Court Justice and W W Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad, plus John W Kephart a justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Names with shares appear for Hibster Albright 100 W W Atterbury 2500 Anthony J Drexel Biddle 100 Cordelia Bradley Biddle 100 Eugenia Biddle 100 Livingston L Biddle 100 Thomas H Biddle and Co 2000 Bieren and Co 1 36 Alex Brown and Sons 2000 W W Clark and Co 2000 Emily P Dickson Jr Anthony J Drexel 400 Heidelberg Securities Corporation 2500 William P Gest 600 Robert Glandining end Co 2100 Proposals show paper profits of 12868000 to J P Morgan and Co and partners in United Corporation securities. The securities cost was estimated at 20000000. Whitney resumed testimony after executive session of the Senate banking and currency committees voted to publish the articles of copartnership binding the merged partners, while agreeing to omit profit percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drexel and Company
J. P. Morgan and Co
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroaer
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Cordelia Bradley Biddle
Ugenia Biddle
Livingston L. Biddle
Thomas H. Biddle and Co
Bieren and Co
Alex Brown and Sons
United Corporation
Public Utilities
Morgan St George Whitney
Morgan
Tme
Whitney
Senate
Chute Jumper Coming to City
Dick Cooper, Harrisburg daredevil renowned among parachute jumpers, arrives from Titusville with John Baker of Washington. They will perform Saturday and Sunday in Corry, with Ray Dyjal of Titusville assisting. Cooper has won first prizes at Trenton and competed in many meets nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dick Cooper
Harrisburg
Cooper
Titusville
John Baker
Washington
Copper
Trenton
Ray Dyjal
Tituswne Filer
Prosecution Opens Over Alleged Wards Mistreatment
Pittsburgh June 1 District Attorney Andrew Park's office began prosecuting foster parents accused of mistreating wards of Allegheny county juvenile court. Allegations include chaining a child to a bed after it faltered in prayer. County investigators outlined a six-judge panel plan to overhaul foster care and refer cases for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Visity Juvenile Court
Andrew ‘Tpark
Park Gratering
Gee
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World Congress
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Spleotinn
Macle Johnson
Bluebird
Giix
Charlotte Schramling
Clags
Remijicks
Harnld
Wolfe
Sip
Dewey
Marsh—High School
Dodge Dragnet
Osage Badlands
Chamber
J.P. Morgan and Company
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