School run disrupted by grading room changes
In a brief school notice a disruption affected class logistics as students and staff navigated room reassignment during a period of timetable adjustments. No further details provided.
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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 06, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary 1 Will Arm Dad on ve BLb Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions armament and gasoline questions. It references a 38 and a widow, a Ford call, and a house Herman of Jordan with timing hints and a boldery fon. Overall details are unclear and names uncertain.
Alpine Experts Scour Interior Without Result
Alpine experts aboard the steamship Hobby scoured Spitzbergen interior for eight days without finding the missing Italia crewmen or the dirigible. The Hobby reached Skaers Bay at 10 a.m. and located the Chasseurs with only one week's provisions from the Citta Di Milano. The Bragansa, sent by the Italian government, arrived at North Cape to aid the interior search while Moscow officials wrestle with a garbled radio report about the Pont tete-aetear near Franz Josef land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Hansen
Hobby
Skaers Bay
Spitzerage
Slosers Bay
Citta di Milano di Monae
Bragansa
North Cape
North Eastland
Find
Herogs Utedee
Spitzvergen
I Expéris
Spitzbergen
Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Franz Josef Land
Miny Resele
Youths Escape From Asylum The Dixon State Hospital Breaks Free
In a bold escape at Dixon State Hospital for the Insane, seven inmates overpowered a guard and fled the facility. Warden Warren G Murmy issued a broad alert as towns nearby were urged to watch for Miles Gerbec 17 Howard Hyland 2 Edyard Pale 10 Marvin Rosen 21 Joseph Remedies 11 Sydney Merle Hadley and James Ohno 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Dixon
Dixon State Hospital
Wsney
Warren G. Murmy
Miles Gerbec
Howard
Hyland
Edyard Pale
Marvin Rosen
Joseph Remedies
Sydney Merle Hadley
James
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Tonight
Tonight's listings show WPG at Atlantic City with the NBL convention featuring tenor Richard Grooks. WEAF airs opera La Favorita at 10 30 p.m. WJ2 offers The Singing Gift operetta. WOR presents Operetta In Miniature and WHAL plays Home Companion Hair in BDST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atliatic City
Richard Grooks
WEAF
WJ2
WOR
Hoover Seen as Early Ballot Nominee in Kansas City
Washington observers predict Herbert Hoover may win the Republican nomination early at the Kansas City convention. A Missouri-voted group believes Secretary of Commerce will be the party choice while others expect President Coolidge to emerge as the convention pick. Notes of tension surface over a Coolidge 'choice' stance and the economy wave fading in Congress as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Secretary of Commerce
Cnntern' Journal
Coolidge
Yoo
Congress
Arrangements Completed For Corry High Alumni Reunion
Close to two hundred reservations have been received for the fifty first annual Corry High School Alumni Association reunion and reception to be held at the Junior High School Thursday evening. More than three hundred are expected, including the 1928 class. The event opens at 6:40 with a banquet at 7. Rev C Wesley Adams delivers the invocation, with Miss Lucille Murray leading America. Arthur J. Schaub welcomes, Lyle Chase responds. A business meeting features the Virgil G Curtis Memorial Fund Scholarship. A short entertainment program includes musical features and a one act playlet Everybody Says So. The Club Revelers close the evening. The fiftieth anniversary of the class of 1878 is highlighted as several alumni plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Babbitt
Corry High School Alumni Association
C. Wesley Adams
Advent Christian Church
America
Lucille Murray
Arthur J. Schaub
Lyle Chase
Virgil G. Curtis
Corry High School
Volcanic Eruption Reported Near Dutch Harbor Alaska
On June 6 a volcanic eruption was reported from Alutan Island near Dutch Harbor. The motorship Pat Hierson observed black smoke clouds rolling from the island as the eruption occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Alutan Island
Pat Hierson
Office Clerk Wins $625000 Stock Exchange Sweepstake
London June 6 Miss Helma a clerk in a Barrow la Purness office won the $625000 Stock Exchange sweepstake with her ticket on Felstead the rank outsider who outgamed a field of nineteen to win the historic race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
Helma
Barrow-la-Purness
Stock Exchange
Ucket
Felstead
Mather Mine Blast Cause Remains Inconclusive
A coroner jury in Waynesburg finds the Mather Mine explosion on May 14 killed 195 men and arose from a combination of gas and coal dust igniting in an unknown manner. The inquest cites a probable ignition source in a storage battery locomotive and urges rock-dusting safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
United Press
Waynesburg
Mather Maine
John W. Ross
Green County
Ross
John Thomas
Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines
Aar
Pacific Fliers Leave Today for Brisbane
Sydney dispatch reports Captain Kingsford Smith and crew of the Southern Cross plan a Suva Fiji takeoff at 8 PM for Brisbane aiming for daylight Friday. The flight path over typhoon prone South Seas presents high danger and lands await safe harbor on possible coral or volcanic islands. The piece notes warnings from the pilots and the famed homecoming anticipated alongside other crew and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United PK
Sydney
NS. W
Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Suva
Fiji
Brisbane
Kingaford- Smith
Naselaj
Australia
Kingaford-Smith
Charlea
Po Ulm
128 Students Promote From Junior High in 1928 Ceremony
A full auditorium witnessed 128 students complete the ninth year and advance to Senior High. The event featured the cantata Spring Cometh, sung by the class under Lucille Murray, with the school orchestra delivering a standout performance. Principal Wolfe highlighted the new Junior High plan and its exploratory seventh year, praising student government and the strong faculty-student harmony.
Contested Republican Seats Move Toward Cleveland RNC
The Republican National Committee has finished hearings on delegates from four states and will hear South Carolina Tennessee and Texas today. Florida Kentucky Louisiana and Mississippi were settled. Georgia delegates are split with Hoover favored. Forty percent of convention seats thus far have backed Hoover, with two Louisiana delegates dissenting. Elmer Bullis predicts 60 000 to 75 000 farmers will converge for farm relief demands at the convention, coordinating with hearings across fourteen states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas
CIPY
Modune
Republican National Committee
Carolin
Tennessee
Texas
Florida
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
George
Cours
Georgia
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Walter Cohen
J. H. Lowry
Hoover Group
anti-Hoover Coalition
Elmer E. Builis
Chicago
Bullis
Kansas City
Coolidge Will Not Consider Running Again
United Press reports from June 6 quote a Telegram dispatch stating President Coolidge warned William Butler that he would refuse renomination under any circumstance. The White House position described him as firmly against a third term with Hoover delegates reacting to the development as the convention nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
New York ‘Telegram
No- Say
Ray Tubker
Washington
Pres. Coolidge
Tetler
Wm. Butler
Republican Nations Committee
Mucker
White House
Woolidge
Butler
Kanzas City
Hoover
England bars Thaw at port Southampton
England refused Harry Thaw permission to land on June 4 while aboard the ocean liner Aquitania. Immigration officials cited reluctance to explain the reasons, but said he would be held aboard and await ref eral to the United States when the ship sails. Thaw planned to stay three days, then travel to the continent by air, with no evident plan to return to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Harry
Thaw
England
United States
Cherbourg
Phaw
Ve Or
Mer
Thay
Southe Jamptor
Cathcart
Rael of Craven
Aquitania
France
Train Trouble Paralyzes City Rail Service and Crossings
A westbound freight train on the Rentove division of the Pennsylvania Railroad breached capacity at city grade, halting both Pennsylvania Railroad and Erie system divisions. Crossings were blocked for minutes to hours, pedestrians and schoolchildren stranded in heavy rain. Eastbound and westbound Erie passenger trains were held, while a separate Allegheny division freight wreck at Lovell’s Station derailed five cars, worsening the outage and delaying traffic with no crew injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Lovell’s Stallion
Friendship May Vie With Boll Plane In Flight
The crew of the monoplane Friendship waited for a favorable cross wind at Trepassy Bay to permit take-off from St Johns. Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh era aboard, aiming for the Atlantic crossing amid secrecy to deter rivals. Gasoline loading continued with feverish haste as preparations intensified for the historic attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trepassy Bay
United Press
ST. Johns
Mariel Bell
Tor Esigland
Teupassy Bay
Amelia
Arhart
Wilmer Shiltz
Lou Gordon
Misa Hall
Miss Warhart
Stultz
Riarhar
Boston
Stull
New York
Ale Harbor
Tulkeet
Stanford Hose Company Seeks Firemen Field Meet tonight
A special Stanford Hose Company meeting is called for this evening to decide on hosting the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association field meet in Stanford. Tentative plans set August 4 for the event, but failure to rouse business interest prompted the postponement. A North East association meeting Thursday requires a firm decision, as other towns bid for the meet. H. Malo travels to Salford, Arizona seeking relief from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Erie County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Ima
Netion
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Salford
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