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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1931

Page

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Wind damage and violence swirl as strikes erupt in Western Pa

A chaotic report mixes wind hail and lightning causing widespread damage near New Kensington and Butler while Western Pennsylvania miners push for action. The Vatican fascist tensions in Rome worsen as the Vatican demands replies from Mussolini’s government about church-state relations and the Catholic Laymen’s Association.

United Press Roma Azione Calalbea Vatican Holy See Rome United Press BIS Benito Mussolli

Seven Bandits Loot Bus In Prairie Holdup

Seven bandits held up a Pickwick bus near Shamrock Texas, taking 658 dollars in cash and 27 dollars in jewelry from 22 passengers. They forced the driver W E Tramell to drive off, then robbed passengers and later returned small sums to some victims. Victims included Mrs. Bred Kuhlman of Byron Center Michigan and Clinton James of Claymont Ohio.

United Press Shamrock Tex Pickwick Brick Okla Prairies W.E Trammel Ollie Mo Meney Mra Bred Kuhlman Byron Center Mich Clinton James Claymont Marie Swaniger Clarkevillé Southwest

Flames Raze Seven Blocks in Norfolk

Norfolk fire rages through seven city blocks and 400 feet of waterfront, damaging three more blocks. A firefighter wall collapse injures three, with damage estimated near 10 million dollars. Army, firemen, and Marines battle the blaze as martial law governs the area.

Flames Norfolk United Press Richmond Newport News Elizabeth City N.C Salvation Army

Baccalaureate Sermon Encourages Corry Graduates

Rev. Frank A. Wimer of the First Methodist Episcopal Church delivered a baccalaureate sermon to the Corry High School class of 1931. He urged graduates to salute the future and strive to make it brighter than the past, offering guidance and sound advice for their lives ahead.

Frank A. Wimér First Methodist Episcopal Church Corry High School

Baccalaureate Services Complete Program Details

The article describes a high school baccalaureate service in the school auditorium with a full program including hymns prayers scripture, and a sermon by Rev. Frank A. Wimer on the theme Whats in a Name. Five local pastors participated in a union service under the Corry Ministerial Association.

G. B. Morgan Boyd Trisklin Dearing Decker Lillie Owens Merrill Bread of Life Frank A. Wimner William Hall Marek Audiaudi Ammius Corry Wimner

Chicago Banks in Huge Consolidation

United Press reports a landmark Chicago banking merger creating the second and third largest financial institutions. Over $1.25 billion in resources shift as First Nations Bank and First Union Trust absorb Borzmman State National and Fortunem State Trust. Central Trust of Illinois and National Bank of the Republic fuse to form Central Republic Bank and Trust Co.

United Press Chicago Ioop First Nations Bank First Union Trust and Savings Ben Borzmman State National Bank Amustey Forentun State Trust and Savings Bank Central Trust Company of Ilinois National Bank of the Republic The Cental Republic Bank and Trust Co

Blame Corrupt Local Politics For Crime Wave

Washington reports a Wickersham Commission indictment of the prosecuting system. It cites political ties between prosecutors and corrupt local politics. It notes Chicago New York convic tion rates and foreign cities, alleges campaign funds come from licensed law violations, and warns of politicized prosecutions and sensationalism.

Wickersham Commission United Press Washington Chicago New York Cincinnati Milwaukee Baltimore

Girl Drowns In Monongahela River at Morgantown

Bertha Hiner, 15, slipped from an oak tree into 15 feet of water and drowned in the Monongahela River in Morgantown West Virginia. It is the first drowning reported in the county this year.

Morgantown W. Va Bertha Hiner Monongahela River Ahe

Heavy Deluge Delivers Widespread Damage Across Erie Area

A weekend storm battered northeastern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York, bringing the heaviest rainfall in over a year. Erie reported tornado-like winds and widespread damage including toppled trees, snapped poles, and power outages. Jamestown and Titusville also faced flooding, fires from lightning, and disrupted transit as streets flooded and garages and roofs were damaged. No serious injuries were reported.

Northestern Pennsylvania New Worl Pyater Yan Union City Mill Village Erie Titusville Maore Church Run Hammond

Brother of Columbus Man Killed by Train

Word reached Columbus yesterday of the death of Albert Inhnsin a half brother of Charles Swanson. He was struck by a Greemyshe train Sunday morning at Greenville while en route to a safety meeting in Youngstown. He leaves a wife and five children who were visiting in North Dakota. the family formerly lived in the northwest. Mrs Swanson and daughter departed Columbus for Greenville this morning.

Columbus Charles Swanson Albert Inhnsin Creenville Johnson Tur Youngstown Stridke and Hall Pun Witty Greemyshe Fivehhildren North Dakota Northwest Mrr Swanson Jaugh‘ter Jett Greenville

Two automobile accidents injure two people weekend

West Pleasant street resident L Bracken escaped serious injury when his car left the road south of Titusville Saturday and struck a bank injuring him lightly. He recovered from shock after x rays showed no serious damage. A collision at Tucker's Corners Sunday involved Martin Plaisinski driving mules and Wilma Watson in an auto. Plaisinski suffered hand injuries while several children on his vehicle were shaken but unharmed as the other driver remained uninjured and his car undamaged.

DO. L. Bracken West Pleasant Street Ol City Titusville Bratken Une

Tree Rush Class Fight at Corry High Tonight

Corry High School hosts a Tree Rush event in Second Ward at 7 tonight as Junior and Senior classes compete along Bear Street near East Wayne Street. Teams will attempt to raise 11 colors in an 80 minute period. winner decorates the auditorium for the class day program. Coach Sedric A. McCall referees with judges W. P. Lombard Theo Pi Williams and Ernest Bachefer. Only class members may participate.

Corry High School Bear Srebk East Wayne Street Sedric A. McCall W. P. Lombard Theo Pi Wiliams Ernest Bachefer

Filipino Butler Confessed Slayer in Brooklyn Doctor Killing

George Dimice, 33, described as neatly dressed, confessed to murdering Dr. Edward Deely, a prominent Brooklyn physician, during a police lineup attended by 200 detectives and reporters. He repeated the confession in the District Attorney Geoghan’s office.

Unica Eres New York George Damice Filipio Fuller Edward Deely Brooklyn Dimicd Short Rworthy Cooly Geoghan

West Point Cadet Bogart Graduates at Commencement

Mrs Minnie Bogart of Mott Street travels to West Point to attend the US Military Academy commencement. Cadet Frank Bogart, son of Mrs Bogart, is a 1940s graduate in this year’s class and is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Weeks, well known local residents.

Minnie Bogart Mott Street West Point Military Academy Rank Bogart Auet Bogart Frante Weeks

Barn Destroyed by Lightning Near Spartansburg

A large barn on the Frank Clark Yap property, about 1.5 miles west of Spartansburg, was struck by lightning during a severe Saturday storm, fully destroyed by fire. The 100 by 50 foot structure contained hay, straw, and farm machinery. the house was unharmed. A second barn north of the city toward Clymer was also destroyed after being struck. The storm damaged trees and poles across the area.

Jamestown Plaaes Frank Clark Yap Spartasburg Spartansburg Clymer

Five Die in Auto Van Crash at Bellevue Texas

Five people died and another injured when a moving van collided with an automobile near Bellevue Texas yesterday. W J Notley 28 the driver Leonidas Johnston 14 a Vernon school student Murphy Deshong 19 a recent high school graduate were crushed in the cab. M Mitcham 05 and Samuel McNew of Wichita Falls were ejected and killed instantly Bill Orman of Wichita Falls died later from a fractured skull.

Bellevue Tex Sime $—Wive Autemobile W. J. Notley Leonidas Johnston Vernon Achool Murphy Deshong Bill Orman Wichita Iralls

Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule

Radio listings show WAEC CBS at 5:45 with a string ensemble. Kate Smith on NBC at 6:15 and Roxy on NBC at 6:45. Weber and Fields on CBS at 7:15. Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra on NBC at 8:00.

Whar Net WAEC CBS Kate Smith NBC Roxy WHAF Weber & Fieids Guy Lombardo

Strikers clash with police in two districts

Pittsburgh June 8 hundreds of striking miners battled police and state troopers in western Pennsylvania coal fields in what was described as the worst rioting in nine years. The clash involved more than 10 000 miners and spread across Washington and Allegheny counties with tear gas, riot sticks and gunfire. Two officers and several strikers were severely injured as groups attempted to picket mines and confront industrial police near Bethlehem Steel subsidiaries.

United Press Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Washington County Wisttington Allegheny Canonsburghi Westland Pittsburgh ‘Cou Company Canomsburg Hospital Matthew Macesick Slavan Martino Mimacago Tilchhill Coal and Iron Esworth-Collier Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Earth Tremors Hit North Europe Shaking Britain and Coast

Massive tremors shook the British Isles and parts of northern Europe with England and Scotland hardest hit. The epicenter appeared north of Hull in the North Sea, with shocks sweeping from Scotland to the English Channel over about 30 minutes. Minor damage reported near Dunkirk Calais and in Belgium, as observers logged scattered effects across the region.

London British Isles Europe Scandinavian Habitants England Scotland Yorkshire Midlands Hull North Sea English Channel Cherones Dunkirk Calais Hellioamete Beauvais Belgium Omiaiais 1 Brisséls Ihoalentete Sag

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