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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 24, 1930
Page
1
Hoover Rebuked On Pension Bill In Both Houses
President Hoover faced broad opposition as a pension bill for Spanish war veterans passed the Senate 86 to 6 and moved to the House. The White House expected a veto but House leaders planned swift action to pass the measure over Hoover's anticipated veto. Republicans Bingham Waldott and four others joined 83 Democrats and one Farmer-Laborite in backing the bill. The vote showed a wide repudiation of the president's position and signaled swift passage over a veto if the House follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Bingham and Waldott
Connecticut
Gillett
Massachusetts
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hastings
Delaware
Watson
Indiana
Republian
Heat Wave Kills Across Chicago District
United Press reports extreme heat sweeping the central west with records set in the weekend. Chicago saw 87 degrees, many sought parks and beaches while aid was sent to the poor. Nine deaths in the city, plus multiple fatalities in surrounding states, highlight the deadly heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Midwest
Paxton
Neb
Ilinois
Missouri
James
Jackeson Park
Corryboy 70 to Sing in Local Concert Tonight
A former Corryboy with growing fame in the concert world returns to the city for an appearance at the Senior High School tonight. Baritone Federal Les Whittlesey, currently of Detroit, will perform a vocal program. Mrs Mizahsth Robns Davis accompanies, offering two pieces including Rachmaninoff Prelude in C Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whittiesey
Lorilimander
Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Mms
Whittlesey
Detroit
Mich
Mizahsth Robns Davis
Rachmanior
Northwestern sites bid for new federal prison
United Press reports 105 sealed proposals from northwestern Pennsylvania and southern New York communities offering sites for a new federal penitentiary. Bids will be opened and a committee will select the location in about a month. The $9.8 million prison is planned near Hile, Pa., the East's prison population center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Department
Pennsylvania
New Yorke
Prion
Hile
Corry Man's Father Badly Hurt in Fall
Harry Roberts, father of Meg Crum of West Pleasant street, lies in critical condition at Huntingdon hospital after a ladder fall during repair work at Mount Union High School. He suffered a fractured left leg, a broken wrist, and possible internal injuries. Mrs Crum remains at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roberts
B. €. Crum
Huntingdon Hospital
Meg
Blaine Crum
West Pleasant Street
Huntingdon
Nuries
Mount Union
Crim
Roberts
Mount Union High School
Hs Coalition
Army officer becomes chief of prohibition
Amos W. Woodcock U S District Attorney for Maryland is named to head the prohibition unit under Attorney General Mitchell after July 1. The 46 year old officer is a lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve who served on the Mexican border and in World War I. His appointment, announced yesterday, is expected to face little Senate opposition and is praised by Senator Tydings who says Woodcock is a dry, capable administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Woodcock
U. S
Maryland
Prohibition
Mitchell
Washington
Woodcock
Coloniel
Arty Reserve Corps
Woodwork
Senate
Tydings
Dem
I Bureau
Oitehell
Aine Woodcouk
Jealousy and poison tragedy grips Proctor family
In California, Mrs. Earward Proctor poisoned orange juice shared with her husband and their three children, allegedly driven by jealousy over an affair with Weta Caplin. Proctor then killed herself after his confession and a prior attempted self harm. The three children died as investigators reviewed the marital dispute and Proctor’s affair with Caplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pren
Hastian Gabruel
Calif
Earward Proctor
Weta Caplin
Anooing
Tate
Proctor
H. 3. West
British Labor speakers aims and methods outlined
Rev Ben T Wilson new pastor at First Unitarian Church spoke to Rotary about his observations of the Labor Movement in Wayland and Britain. He traced education propaganda, 1200 Labor meetings on the naval conference, and noted youth ex service men and motherhood as key factors shaping the party's rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Wilson
Rotary Club
Wayland
Ben T. Wilson
First Unitarian Church
Hotel Corry
Great Britain
Wilson
Hamisay MacDonald
England
Tie
British Labor Party
Ta H Im
Labor Party
Britain
Speaker
Patrolman Linked in Graft Charges in Pittsburgh
Herman Shaul a 42 year old South Side patrolman freed of graft charges yesterday by Magistrate Sween ey faces the police trial board today in connection with the same case. Eight youths aged 16 to 18 confessed looting slot machines and gave Shaul part of their takings. Two men who admitted stealing the gambling devices were fined fifty dollars each for maintaining gambling machines. The pool room where the machines were located was fined twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Herman Shaul
South Side
Sweeney
Police Trial Board
Shaul
Nre
Automobile Crash Kills Philadelphia Man Near State College
Alexander Smith of Philadelphia was fatally injured in an automobile accident near State College. He was taken to Center County Hospital in Bellefonte where he died shortly after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Sime
Alexander Smith
Philadelphis
State College
Smith
Center County
Bellefonte
Bandits Grab $31 000 In Two Bank Heists
In Grand Rapids a Savings Bank branch was robbed by three bandits who seized $11,000 in cash after restraining staff at pistol point. They fled to a waiting car with two accomplices. another bank heist added about $20,000 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandits
United Press
Grand Rapids
Mid
Grand Rapidst Savings Bank
Toy
Mayor Pushes Plan for Traffic Light at Smith and Center
Mayor C L Alexander revived city efforts to obtain state approval for a traffic light at the Smith and Center streets intersection and to establish a local state highway patrol sub station. He said traffic checks and photos would be sent to the State Highway Department with data supporting the need. Officials agree the intersection faces traffic problems solvable only by a light and seek state assistance for maintenance on East Columbus Avenue while pursuing a through-route on the south side linking Spartansburg and Spring Creek routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Center Streets
State Highway Patrol
C. L. Alexander
State Highway Department
Alexander
Highway Department
Smith and Center Street
Supt Payne
Eliie County
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Tonight
WIZ network airs Lopes band on Pure Oil program. WABC presents Romany Patteran at 7 30 p m. WEAR features Eveready hour at 8 p m. WIZ NBC salute at 9 p m. WABC closes with Midnight melodies at 11 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ Wrc
WABC
CBS
NBC
WIZ
Sharper Returned for Hearing in Local Case
Harold Baker, Branford, arraigned before Alderman Porter on charge of passing worthless checks. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to county court. Baker had just completed a term in Clearfield jail for similar offenses and was brought back for a hearing. Police report alleged fake son of Bradford oil operator passed about 125 dollars in checks. Warrant filed at Clearfield prompted transfer to Corry police after two months’ jail time. Regional authorities in Warren and Jamestown plan charges after disposition here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Harold Baker
Clearfield
Branford
Ruppepsburg
Ito
B. Porter
Batter
Bradford Oil
Corry
Clearfield Connty
Warren
Jamestown
Coca Cola Included In Senate Probe
The Senate agriculture committee broadened its inquiry into FDA testing of pure food and drug products to include Coca Cola. Officials said cocaine derivatives were found in the unfinished product used to make cola, but none were found in the finished beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Drug Unit
The
Agriculture Department
Southern Grass Transatlantic Flight Battles Headwinds
Dublin reports strong headwinds on the Southern Grass westward route from Ireland to New York. Capt Charles Kingsford Smith and crew radioed progress from 500 miles off the Irish coast, noting slow speed and cautious optimism as they fought through persistent winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes
Kingsford-Smith
Est
Alantic
Sean
Southern Cross
Treland
New York
George Macdonagh
United Press
Dublin
Inetun
Mie
Chales
Smth
Atlantin Ocean
Dubin
Put
Lo Sen
West
S. S. Valenda
Stip
Charles Charles Kingsford-Smith
Pacific
Sterling Point
Port Masnock
Thisud
Costelloe
Savway Bay
Tilshets
Nevefoundland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eal
Vired Christli
Olclool
Atlantic
U.S
Paul R. Mallon
Hoove
Cecil Owen
Ruppersburg
United States
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