08 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1924
Page
1
The city faces protest as women ministers demand the removal of a high school teacher over alleged improper Bible teaching. Journal reports note a Protestant coalition meeting condemning the teacher and calling for action, while a parallel assembly discusses discipline and school policy changes.
An unclear report from United Pro sources questions a supposed Wood campaign story. Proctor declines endorsement of the tale and casts doubt on its accuracy while noting internal skepticism and opposing views.
Lon W. Mitrenfely of Clymer died unexpectedly after a brief illness. He was age and details were not fully learned. Survived by his wife and eight children. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
One hundred seventy three miners are believed trapped after an explosion at Utah Fuel mine No 2 in Castlegate Utah. No word yet on any possible survivors or escape attempts.
United States dispatch reports that Secretary of the Navy Denby told the House naval affairs committee that leasing naval oil reserves was approved under Daniels and may involve leasing or drilling on reserves. He cited letters to Congress and stated no new legislation would be needed if oil remained in the ground.
Washington March reports detail Senator Curtis advising President Coolidge on Attorney General Daugherty's health and potential resignation. Bennett of the Washington Post testifies that Curtis discussed the oil seal issue and Daugherty's illness influencing cabinet decisions.
New York dispatch notes Catholic delegations and telegraph messages sending Archbishop Hayes and Archbishop Mundelein to Rome aboard the Berengaria. Cardinals designate as they sail, clerics gather at the episcopal residence for a farewell dinner.
In London and Philadelphia reports, the French franc weakens further against the pound and the Belgian franc falls as markets show strain. The piece notes shifts in exchange rates and mentions a taxicab crackdown tied to writs of attachment in a separate legal action against a company.
Members of the Tees Catholic Daughters of America plan a Passion Play by the Dramatic Players of St Bonaventure College. The event is set for the evening of March 27 at the High School auditorium with Joseph Mannor directing and Mons. Robert Hugh Henson as author.
Harley Smith, injured at a barn on East Colvin Hill Avenue, showed improvement today at Carry hospital. Doctors report a slight skin fracture and a compound fracture of the leg from a heavy block falling as he lost balance, with recovery hoped for.
A touring van rolled over an embankment on Porang hill Friday afternoon injuring four people including a woman and three men. Names listed as Mrs Mondville Davidyun J B Mellvern and others unclear in the report.
The Ohio Coal Co announced a 15 cent per barrel price advance for crude oil on the foreign market side. Notable prices listed include Lim, 2.28. Thollinna, 2.08. Pylncetorl, 2.04. Tutinoiy, 9.07. Plymouth, 1.45. Wat Leino, 1.58. Woorter 2.18.
The Mowe ways all means committee approved a cash payment and life insurance plan for World War I veterans by a 13 10 1% vote. Eleven Democrats opposed the proposal, led by Representative Srowthin of New York, amid a Republican split over the measure and a separate resolution for a 9 percent reduction in personal income taxes in 192%.
The body of Dr Thomas M Crowe who died recently in Buffalo was brought here and moved to Alexander undertaking parlors. Funeral service will be held Monday morning at 9 oclock in St Thomas Church. Interment follows at St Thomas cemetery.
John Kinley a switchman at the West End yards escaped grave injury after falling from a moving car on a siding. He grabbed free and was dragged about fifty feet before being pulled clear. He suffered two serious leg wounds and facial injuries, treated by Dr. Kibler, and was sent home on East Church Street with expectations of recovery.
A severe early spring storm cripples Franklin area roads with two to four foot drifts and heavy winds. City streets lie nearly impassable, trains run on schedule, and plows work to reopen routes toward Pittsburgh as officials warn of more snowfall tonight and Sunday.
Fire officials say three arsonists planned to ignite the Star Restaurant on East Main Street with cotton batting and oil. a misstep spilled cotton and spread flames, sparing the block from total destruction. Tony Amato, about 20, linked to the blaze, held on open charge as investigators probe three suspects.
Attorney General Daugherty remains at his desk amid Senate probing of the Justice Department. The committee prepares for opening hearings next week while Daugherty resists calls to disclose records and precedents cited by a Chicago grand jury investigating the Veterans Administration and Colonel Charles R. Forbin.
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