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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
1
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In Washington and Philadelphia reports detail multiple Arctic search efforts led by American and Norwegian teams. The MacMillan expedition plans a second lookout near Greenland, while Jean Charcot leads a French push toward Greenland with supply plans. Discussions mention potential use of naval planes and large airships, weather delays, and ongoing debates about the feasibility of using dirigibles for Arctic exploration.
Stations from Chicago to New York list top programs for Central and Eastern Daylight Time. The lineup includes music and opera features with five notable broadcasts, including plans from WEAR WGR WCCO and others in major markets.
Four seriously injured remain in the hospital with broken legs and other injuries after the Erie railroad derailment near Concord May last. Several victims discharged. others will stay a month or more. Legal action reportedly planned as victims seek damages.
Construction along the west of Columbus advances under contract by Bunce company. Traffic closed on a stretch between Copy and Wrightsville as culverts and groundwork proceed. A new view highway will traverse the village, cross the Brokenstraw, then run parallel to the railroad toward Erie tracks.
President Coolidge rode the special train toward Washington after a highly praised Minnesota trip. Thousands greeted him with cheers in rain and wind as he spoke at the State fair grounds and in Minneapolis and St Paul, amid a stormy afternoon and strong public reception.
Rufus Stoddard, captured at Kennedy New York, charged with larceny by bailee for purchasing a motor vehicle, admitted disposing of the car at Tampa. He was bound over to county court in $500 bail and arraigned before Alderman G H Gordon. He faces remand for lack of proper payment and will be taken to breach in default of necessary bail.
Hospital reports show John Amacher making satisfactory recovery from head injuries after being struck by an overhanging shed at the P. RR freight station while riding a freight car into the siding. Donald Morrell, who fractured his leg in a separate incident on North Center street, is also recovering rapidly.
Fourteen bodies were recovered today from Mine No. by the Kentucky Coal Co after an explosion yesterday. Three others are believed trapped somewhere in the workings.
Arthur E. Bestor, president of the Chauauqua Institute, spoke to the Rotary Club at a Phoenix meeting about the development and aims of the Chau Chauqua Assembly. Guests included Paul Mullen Orville Hatch Liz Brown and Jim Hoyt.
A Canton force fired on a party of Americans including Mr and Mrs Frank Prampton and Mr and Mrs Montgomery Ogden as they attempted to leave Honan Island. Prampton was wounded. others injured by glass splinters. Americans retreated to Honan Island amid rising anti foreign sentiment.
Motorists praise the Keystone Construction Co for paving East Main street between the tracks and Shady avenue. The new road sits flush with the railroad line and the dip east of the tracks was removed. Traffic began Saturday and work continues on Allen street with Smith street slated for July completion.
The Weather Bureau announced the final Tate heat wave tour for the eastern United States. Local thundershowers were forecast across states east of the Mississippi River as residents prepared for rising temperatures and heat conditions.
The article reports that Wilsons three power security dialogue among France Britain and the United States is revived to guarantee France against German aggression. An accord may cover Belgium with a pledge of military aid from England in case of an attack.
Eugene Wood, a youth from north of the city, is held on $1000 bail after being captured in connection with an attempted robbery at the Wilcox and Stockton stores on East Main street. Webb, captured at Brie, was brought back to the city with two other youths. Patrolmen Spencer and Rippersburger pursued the group as they tried to force entry to Batt Mai street stores. Webb appeared before Alderman G H Gordon and is to face the September grand jury.
Joy filled Corry as about fifteen hundred pupils finished the school year with final report cards handed out. Fifty six seniors graduate at Garry High School in tonight’s commencement in the auditorium. plans for summer school for students needing extra work are under way.
Judge William E. Hirt ruled that numerous items in Alderman Gordon’s $50.65 bill in the Ernest Dimick liquor case were improperly charged. Costs were cut from $5030 to $205 after defense protests. truck hire and subpoena service charges were trimmed. Dimick to appear for sentence at 8 next Monday morning.
Police in Baton Rouge search for clues after Prof Oscar B Turner of LSU is found murdered in the Agronomy Building. A student is suspected but no arrests are made as the coroner’s inquest continues and investigators question Turner’s 33 students who aided the search.
The navy airship Los Angeles in Lakehurst New Jersey aims for a Minneapolis flight within 49 hours. Repairs on two crippled engines proceed as Secretary of the Navy Wilbur directs, with readiness expected late tomorrow.
Paris dispatch reports Britain joins France in a security pact designed to stabilize the Rhineland and border arrangements. Britain would back arbitration between Germany and France, with provisions limiting changes to Versailles terms, while arbitration treaties apply to German eastern frontiers and Rhine borders.
United Press reports federal authorities broadened actions to stamp out obscene material. Increase in cooperation from officials and agencies is cited as aiding cleanup efforts nationwide. Officials say the campaign targets immoral content and aims to reduce distribution and access.
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