13 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
1
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Erik Beandsen reports from Kings Bay Spitzbergen on the Thalia drifting with five crew still aboard the red tent signal. Nobile and remaining companions face meagre rations and isolation as ten crew are scattered in two groups. Radio contact dwindles. rescue vessels Braganza and Syalburt prepare to reach them. Distress grows with limited food and harsh Arctic conditions as wind and ice slow movement toward safety.
The University of Pittsburgh held its annual June commencement with more than 1000 graduates. Former Chancellor Dr William J Holland delivered the principal address as director Emovitus of Gariegie Thatituls attended the ceremony.
United Press reports prospects of an immediate trans Atlantic airplane race fade as Mrs Mabel Bell confirms Columbia will not start for Europe and Amelia Earhart's flight attempts end in a water taxi. Earhart's Fokker stalled after two takesoffs at Trepassay Bay and was towed back to moorings, with fuel load cited as keeping it grounded. Mrs Bell awaits favorable weather from Harbor Grace after her New York departure. Both pilots maintain a sporting reserve as delays loom and anxiety grows over the other's plans.
United Press reports a Democrat party platform dispute. a sub committee withdrew a farm relief proposal and convened at 11 p.m. in Kansas City Missouri on June 15 after a lengthy session. Senior Borah spoke to reporters as officials warned no platform would be ready before tomorrow.
A smiling 28 year old Mexican youth, Captain Milo Carranza, nephew of the Mexican president, began a Washington from Mexico City. He faced a reception at the Mexican embassy and a crowd at Bolling Field while seeking recognition for a non stop flight. Carranza’s bid ended with news of his arrival in Washington and planned commemorations. Emelio Carranza completes flight.
Washington report states preparations were under way to deploy 1500 additional Marines to Nicaragua with most sent to oversee the November elections. Marine and Navy officials led by Major General John Le Teone will present the plan to President Coolidge at a White House conference today.
Miss Harriet Harvey and Mark Harvey 1928 graduates of Titusville High rode a Mutomobile that nearly struck by train No 952 at Fleming crossing Hydetown. Barney Corry swerved into a ditch to avoid collision. Both youths suffered painful injuries but are expected to attend graduation in Titusville tonight where diplomas will be awarded.
Western Pennsylvania coal operators and Allied Interests celebrate ICC decision allowing 20 cent per ton reductions on lake cargo shipments to Lake Erie ports. The ruling blocks southern rate cuts and preserves a 45 percent ton differential, predicting 6 million tons of coal will move from the region this season, double prior levels.
Rumors say arrests were made in last days over a cottage fire last year that destroyed a Meadville man’s property near Spartansburg. Officials could not verify arrests or details. Sensational reports noted a radio set from the home allegedly linked to the case.
In a federal case filed in Sharleston West Virginia a mortgage foreclosure seeks $10 million on coal and coke company properties across nine counties. The suit targets the West Virginia Coal and Coke Co as a controlling stake in the date and details of the foreclosure are noted in the filing.
In a Penn State Tuesday commencement a large class featured 13 Erie county graduates. Arthur LaRue Hassing, from this city, earned agricultural biochemistry and joined tracks and cross country. He served on student council two years and belongs to Alpha Zeta. Jesse A. Whitney of Corry graduated in agricultural education and played in the Blue Band for three years.
The schedule lists NBC and CBS network hookups with broadcasts from Columbia Broadcast System and WNYC. Highlights include Opera by Henry Hadley conducting at 9 30 P M on WEAP and a Goldman Band Concert on WJZ at 7 30 P M. Operetta Her Regiment featured on WOR at 8 P M with Opera Miniature.
Four children aged 2 to 11 were burned to death when a home fire trapped them on the second-floor. August Benson and a fireman were slightly injured. The incident occurred amid a Republican convention scene in Kansas City where farmers protested to push for Hoover or Smith support, threatening to back Democrats if needs weren’t met.
A political report notes the party's pledge to face its duties and avoid shirking responsibilities while criticizing graft in New York and focusing on agriculture and industry as lasting themes in the campaign.
Summer school began at the Junior High with 118 pupils enrolled and an anticipated total between 140 and 150. Principal M. J. Blanden leads the program with assistants Mae McCormick Rose Brady and Mrs. Dugenia Gratt. The six week session offers lagging students a chance to catch up and others to advance.
Nationalists took over Tientsin amid sporadic outbreaks and looting. Foreigners find protection from foreign guards while General Fu Yo and Nan Kui attempt peace. General Smedley Butler commands about 1500 US Marines guarding the French concessions. A mechanical man drill at Governor's Island precedes weekend maneuvers.
Commencement exercises at St Edward's school take place tonight with promoted elementary graduates receiving certificates from Rev P G Graves superintendent. The Oratorical Contest closes tonight with a winner to be announced and Rev Francis O'Connell assistant pastor of St Thomas Church delivering the address.
Farm marchers denied admission to the convention hall. Platform sub-committee deadlocked on the farm plank after an overnight greeting. Full committee seeks a solution to the knot. Hoover and the nomination remain central as discussions focus on the presidential nominee and the permanent convention organization was selected today.
A New Hampshire rally at Convention Hall features Senator Moses urging Democrats to nominate their strongest champion as Republicans vow to welcome any adversary. He cites graft scandals and calls for a policy of honest administration while predicting an enduring Republican era.
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