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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
1
The article outlines Hoover and Curtis advocating a resubmission plan on prohibition within the Republican platform, while noting internal party tensions. It mentions a bonus army admitting Reds and warns of upcoming trouble amid the GOP debate over prohibition policy.
Concrete pouring at noon today completed to near the Stockton farm as Baldwin Brothers Construction Company of Cleveland presses ahead on the Columbus Avenue improvement. With good weather, workers extend the half-width paving to beyond the Stockton farm, aiming to finish the remaining half by Sunday.
Stanley Cmiel and Orton Ford, living in Panama New York, confessed to at least three chicken thefts near Corry. They were held at Mayville jail on larceny charges and will face Warren county prosecutors. Officers linked them to thefts at Lindberg farm Wheelock Findley Lake road, Scott's Crossing and Travelers Rest east of Columbus. Ford, once a city resident, is well known locally.
Four persons were burned in Oil City when gasoline used to clean clothing exploded in P. J. Mulyihill’s home. Millvihill, 68, and his wife, 57, suffered severe burns. the wife likely fatally. Their two sons, Thomas 1 and Benjamin 26, also burned seriously. Mulgibill tried to rescue them. An Express train collision in Philadelphia injured passengers.
Violet Sharp, a Morrow home servant in Englewood New Jersey, died reportedly by poisoning. An unconfirmed report said she would be questioned in connection with the Lindbergh kidnapping. The county prosecutor opened an immediate investigation. the death was described as possibly self-inflicted. Miss Sharp had been questioned previously about the Lindbergh case and was slated for renewed questioning.
Attorney General Schnader rejected broad spending cuts as a path to unemployment relief. He proposed three methods to raise funds without cutting expenditures, including enlarging borrowing powers for Philadelphia and political divisions, or issuing bonds after the 1933 election, while noting Governor Pinchot had already cut $5.8 million to cover a $5 million deficit.
Republican leaders move to renominate the Hoover Curtis ticket on a prohibition resubmission plank. Widespread lobby rumors swirl about Coolidge as potential vice president. Chairman choice leans toward a business figure to bolster fundraising and a pro business campaign image. Prohibition remains dominant amid party optimism waning for November.
Aliquippa Pa June 10 Muray Hutchingon 21 Lorain Ohio alleged to have killed his stepfather in Vorain a week ago was to be returned to Ohio today. Lorain authorities came here late yesterday to take the youth who waived extradition after his arrest. He placed the body at his stepfather in a vacant house after killing him police said.
Albany New York Governor Franklin D Roosevelt will use two eminent attorneys to read and analyze about 600000 words of testimony to form removal charges against Mayor James J Walker of New York. Names of the attorneys were not announced.
The Board of Education will consider naming a new tax collector at the next regular meeting. Several applications are on file, with Frank Westley among those who has served in the role. The district faces a tight financial situation and may defer salaries while seeking a loan until 1882 tax collections resume.
Two men entered a Philadelphia subway cashier booth with spray guns and a sheet to protect against mosquitoes. They robbed Hessie Liddell, taking seven money bags totaling 700 dollars before escaping, leaving customers exiting through turnstiles as silence fell after five minutes.
Amelia Earhart Putnant plans a possible non-stop South Atlantic flight from New York to Rome, per Italian air officials after a meeting. Meanwhile Lafayette College awarded 186 degrees at its 97th commencement. In Rock Island EB. Clifford Hall faced court action after a vault theft of 4000 dollars. Means trial case in Washington closed its prosecution. Senate market probe resumes with Stim testifying. Pennsylvania Railroad denies consolidating divisions. Red Snyder, facing death, is recaptured after escape attempt at East Cambridge jail.
Havana police halted a plan by three socially prominent youths to assassinate President Machado. A bomb was to be placed on the street near his walking route. The plot was foiled moments before he was to meet death. Machado stopped, spoke with the three arrestees, questioning why they would target him.
Washington June 10 Senate open debate on a 200 million relief bill to aid states and cities unable to meet relief needs. Funds advance by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation at 1 percent interest with repayment starting in 1985 via federal road building grant deductions. Democrats push self liquidating and public works plans while administration favors more public works and bonds after July 1. Governors must certify need and state resources short.
Harrisburg June 10 Gov Pinchot urged an amendment to the Wagner relief bill to allow Pennsylvania to participate in the proposed loan fund for public projects. He noted state constitution bars borrowing, and proposed two methods for PennsylvanIa to share relief via self liquidating projects or reconstruction finance corporation aid. Also reported a death from burns of a child injured in a fire in Braddock hospital, East Pittsburgh.
Washington reports leaders of the bonus expeditionary force gathered to discuss pushing a pro military inclusion in party platforms. A group of 140 self-proclaimed Communists arrived from Cleveland, while health officials warned of severe disease risks amid crowded camps. Camp conditions prompted new segregations and the establishment of two additional camps to ease congestion.
Detectives Lour Bornman of New Jersey state police and Robert Coar of Jersey City police head to Detroit to question Harry Pietsch er, a Detroit racketeer, about Lindbergh kidnapping. The suspect surrendered in Detroit yesterday as authorities pursue leads across states.
Radio schedule listing five top programs across CBS and CBS network stations. Mentions light opera gems, Be m light concert, Whiteman's orchestra, Columbia Symphony and multiple network times. Includes program titles like Today and Yesterday and Wise.
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