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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1932

Page

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Lindbergh Baby Abduction Two Weeks Marked

Hopewell reports two week mark in search for Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. amid ongoing police inquiries. Berg examination scheduled as investigators pursue any lead, while officials caution against unauthorised statements and note no clear progress across departments.

Bates Raney United Press Star Hopewell N.J Pear Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Col Lindbergh Frank Berg Sacks Max Phillips Berg Phillips Watontown Oyster Bay Jersey

Johnson Turns Artillery On Bankers In Senate Speech

United Press reports Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California denounced postwar loans to foreign nations as a major exploitation of American investors. He spoke in the Senate amid a longer probe of foreign financing, reading his prepared remarks for the first time in years.

United Press Washington Hiram W. Johnson Cali Johnson Senate Turing Congress Senate Chamber Johmson

Ayres Sees Improvement in Cleveland Economy

In a March report Col Leonard Ayres notes a tangible uptrend in fundamentals across business, rail, and banking, with reduced suspensions and easing gold flows. He cautions wholesale prices still lagging while overall sentiment improves.

United Press Cleveland Col. Leonard Ayres Cleveland Trust Company Vanker

Corry Woman Arrested on Deportation Notice

Rosa Amaro, of Second Avenue, Corry, is held for deportation after immigration officials opened a probe into her entry status. She posted 600 for a hearing with Inspector Powers in Brie later this week, claiming legal entry from Italy while officials dispute this. More arrests were anticipated as the enforcement effort began.

Rosa Amarosa Second Avenue Jamies L. Powers Brie Amiarogo United States Italy Department of Labor Washington Powers Hamas

Farm Home Destroyed by Flames

A farm home on the Hinman farm along the Carty Country Club road burned completely about 2 o clock. The Powers family escaped with three children and the mother ran half a mile to summon aid. Drifts on the country road blocked fire trucks and the house was lost though the barn and other structures may have been saved. The origin of the fire was not determined.

Archie Powers Carty’ Country Club Columbus Avenue Sciofa Road Hinman Powers East Columbus Lavenue

De Valera Seeks Strong US Ties and Vatican Gracious Link

Dublin reports that Eamon De Valera, head of the Irish Free State government, sent messages to Secretary of State Stimson and the Vatican, praising friendly relations and mutual respect. In Pittsburgh, the state supreme court ordered prisons offer education, reversing an injunction on Holmesburg Prison schooling and stressing public policy to educate those under restraint.

Nxen Press Dublin Irish Free State United States Eamon de Valera Executive Council Stimson de Valera Vatican Holy See United Press Pittsburgh State Supreme Court Philadelphia Sours of Common Pleas Board of Public Education Holmesburg Prison Robert S. Prauer Cemnat Piktian Salts Ts Equity

Five Best Radio Entertainments Listing

Radio schedules announce Today’s five best entertainments across network stations. Reis and Dunn on WABG at 6:05, Sanderson and Crumit on WEAR at 3:00, Musical Magazine on WEAF at 9:00, Paria Night Lite on WZ at 10:00, and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra on WABC at 11:00.

WABG CBS Reis & Dunn, Wear NBC Sanderson and Crumit WEAF NBG WABC Columbia Symphony Orchestra

House set to pass new billion-dollar revenue bill

Rep Snell of New York after a White House conference with President Hoover predicted the House would pass the billion-dollar revenue bill before the end of next week.

United Press Washington House Rep. Snell Renn N.Y Hoover White House

Extortion Plot Targeting Hollywood Figures Revealed

Hollywood and Beverly Hills faced an extortion plot announced by Engar Allin Wolff, a New York playwright. Police withheld names of threatened victims while Wolff hired two bodyguards and kept guards at his home around the clock after receiving a $51,000 demand from a group calling itself the Protective Service Association.

United Press Hollywood Calle Mar Beverly Hills Engar Allin Wolff New York Wolf WtLer eroLear Hive Service Association Wolk Ariel Wolkf Protective Service Association

Campaign for 1,000,000 Jobs Thins Unemployment

In Denver on March 15 United States Legion national commander Henry L. Stevens Jr. said the American Legion drive for 1,000,000 jobs is shrinking unemployment. He cited over 100,000 workers placed since Feb 15 and called relief of unemployment the Legion’s main effort this year amid the wartime era.

United Press Denver Mar American Legion

Push Plans for District Meet of Club Women

Reservations for the Northwestern District conference of the State Federation of Pennsylvania are requested by Wednesday noon. Dinner will be at Hotel Corry Thursday at seven, luncheon Friday at 12:30 in the Methodist Episcopal church. The two day session opens Thursday at 3:30 at the Corry Woman's Club with a district board meeting. Mrs. E Barnes presides. about five hundred members are expected.

Ed Wdcation Levening Corry Dill Fainview Fourth Ward Love Art Health Masic Atilettes East Columbus Avenue Teachers’ Institute Erie County Health and Anti-Tuberculosis Society Firview Corry Hospital State Department Dewey Alness Richard Rossbacher Ubeiva Lakpayer Hillstrom Pennsylvania G. T. Kincaid Addie Waggoner Methodist Episcopal Church Federation

Heavy vote forecast in Dakota Democratic primary today

In Bismarm North Dakota on March 15 observers expect a heavy turnout as Democratic presidential delegates are sought by Governors Murray and Franklin D Roosevelt. Ten delegates and prestige are at stake. Roosevelt backers claim a Roosevelt win while Murray supporters expect a Murray victory. Delegates may be split since names are listed alphabetically and the presidential vote is advisory.

United Press Bismarm N. D W. H. Murray Franklin D. Roosevelt George Murray Berthold Farmer Oklahoma Murray Burton KK. Wheeler Tremocrat Montana Roosevelt New York Wheeler

Kerosene Explosion Kills Three Children Near Grand Saline

Three children died at the Winn farm two miles east of Grand Saline Texas when kerosene used to start a fire exploded. The dead are Hubert Winn 5 Helen Winn 7 and Charles 4. A fourth child Herman and the father Henry Winn were badly burned. the mother suffered burns while rescuing them.

United Press Grand Saline Tex Henry Winn Winn Farm Here Hubert Winn Helen Winn Charles Herman Te Éatser

Rochester Mourns Kodak King in Tragic Eastman Death

Rochester recalls George Eastman once a self made film pioneer who gave millions to hospitals science and the arts The Eastman Kodak founder shot himself after years of illness leaving a note signed G E His death followed decades of philanthropy and growth of a company employing thousands in Rochester and across the country

Rochester Kodak Rusque Spires United Press N. J George Exsimian Kodak Films Thelni Tieyeer Bextman Eastman Eastman Kodak Company G. E Audley Stewart Hastman

Bank Robbery At Clinton Iowa Stuns Town

Four men suspected of raiding the City National Bank of Clinton Iowa stole about $106,000 and tied more than 30 employees with rope. The bandits held workers in the directors’ room, wounded a robber slightly, and fled, later retaking the money at a farm near Bettendorf where they paused to change clothes before authorities recovered roughly $100,500.

United Press Clinton IoWa City National Bank of Bettendorf Shaffton Ly Sheri & Ry Cooke John Arvid Flodd Nati 1 Clyde Willis Bope Jenife Willis O. P. Petty

Corry Club Leaders Hear Allegheny College President

Dr William Tolley of Allegheny College spoke at Cambridge Springs Rotary meeting on current crime, religion, and prohibition. The gathering heard Tolley praise education over militant policy and urged public education of beneficial laws.

William Tolley Allegheny College Cambridge Springs Corry Rotary Meadville Rotary Clu Hotel Corry Gueille Anstrny Agnes Connell Harold Sweet Ream

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