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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
Mar 16, 1928
Page
1
Partial Urire: Ante Also Sason Bi20 House
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 2 6 size event at a farm near Mary Street and Wayne, with references to a residence and a local phone belitt. The readable content is largely garbled with names and places unclear.
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Yezytr Wayne
Sble Farm
Mary Stie' Ad
Plane Reported Forced Down In Maine Woods Near Greenville
Report states a large plane was forced down in the woods about 25 miles from Greenville Maine. Eyewitnesses describe seeing the craft descending through forested areas as rush rescue forces converge on the scene for a possible landing or emergency extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R.R.P.R.R
Maine
Rush
Greenville
Four Men Die as Blast Levels Three Mills in Valley Falls
Four men killed and three mills destroyed by an explosion at a Hercules Powder Plant. A spark from a carpenter's hammer ignited the powder, killing mill workers Joseph Austeneth and Hayner, while others were injured or displaced. Reports from Greenville and Washington describe the blast's far reaching noise and the ongoing search for a missing pilot and passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falls
Hercules
Am Carpenter
Joseph Austeneth
Millheright
Hayner
Carpenter
United Press
Greenvilde
Bruce
John Eyer
Kobadja
Liv Hyer
Old Residents Series Reveals Local 19th Century News
Clippings from eighties papers shared with the Journal show snippets of Corry life. Items note a doomed southwest corner building on First Avenue and Pleasant Street, the Swift property, new weekly papers in Spartansburg, shop work at Climax, a German band serenading Mayor Colegrove, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McCray
Concord Township
Corry
First Avenne
Pleasant Street
J. Swift
Farmers’ Exchange
Bennett & Whelan
Swift
Spertansburg
A. Maxwell
Dr Maxwell
Presbyterian Church
AL Titusy
Spaitansburg
T. A. Allen
C. C. Babbit
Flori
Smith
Park Street
Misa Smith
Colegrove
Main Street
Bentley
Bole
Marsh
Farmington
N. Y
Lakewood
Will Rogers
Clarence Hall
Albert Leischman
Arthur Starbird
Horn Siding
R. P. Dawson
Will Lewis
J. R. Graves
J.B. Davis
C. B. Miler
Charles Porter
Frank Ward
Cogwell
Warren
Jamestown
Whittaker
James L. West
Park Land
Mount and Company
Northalde
Southalde Ae
Hall
Nypano
Rogell's Station
David Wakefield
Concord
Wakfield
Man murders wife then dies in tragedy at Punxsutawney
United Press reports Albert Strauit 46 shot and killed wife Evan 36 then killed himself at their Punxsutawney home after returning from school their seven year old son found the bodies in the sitting room Mrs Surluff shot through the nose and her husband wounded in the head and neck authorities say the couple had quarreled for some time and planned separation also reported Hapgood indicted by Luzerne County grand jury on riot charges against Powera Rap rood and his wife Mary Donovan Tapgoou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Punxsytawney
Albert Strauit
Evan
Albert
Surluff
Noel
Hapgood
Wilkes Barr
Luzerne County
Powera Raprood
Mary Donovan Tapgoou
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio list shows WGY Schenectady WOR and WSB Atlanta programming with times for the evening. Notable items include Vanderbilt University junior from The Pioneers and a birthday party segment on WSB.
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WEAP
WGY Schenectady
WGY
WSM Noahville
Vanderbilt’ University
WOR
of the Pioneers
WSB
Atlanta
Five Killed In Florida Train Wreck Report
A southbound train on Florida's east coast wrecked near Titusville today. Five men were killed including Wm Chul, engineer Lemuel Williams, express messenger James Howard, Brentin, Jamely Wilson, and an unnamed Black express messenger. Officials listed casualties and noted the wreck occurred along the route near the coast.
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Erance Cross
Tusville
Marth
Rengertain
Chul
Lemuel Williams
James Howard
Brentin
Jamely Wilson
Nero
Nyindy
Short cut to Pittsburgh advances in Butler County plan
Corry residents hear details of a proposed route improvement linking Corry to Pittsburgh. Officials approve 157,000 in Butler County and 3143,000 from Washington and Concord townships for road work to close gaps and extend Route 75. The project aims to shorten travel between Butler and City via Route 72 by about six miles, restoring a pre Franklin Butler route and easing north south traffic toward Pittsburgh.
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Corry
Butler County
Pittsburgh
Washington and Concord
Buller
Fimlenton
Bliamed Kay
Houte To
Vensaco County
Yiersty
Hall Claire
Butler
611
City
Uraehe Han Jed
Pittsturets
Pittsburgh Pike
Ol City
Buttes Vin
Imlenton
Eat Claire
Washington
Vin Butler
Envlentony
Iltusville
Union City
Wattebure
Mele
Busta
Big oil strike reported in southwestern Pennsylvan ia
From Washington Pa March 16 a major oil strike was reported in southwestern Pennsylvania. At the Lightner farm Morris township Greens county 45 barrels were pumped from the well in the last 24 hours. The well was drilled by the Manufacturers Light and Heat Gy c a subsidiary of the Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation.
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Washington, Pa
Pennsyivana
Flood district fears for missing Santa Clara workers
Reported in the Santa Clara Valley flood disaster area, workers from Southern California companies are missing. Among them are PFT Mould, a cook at Billson Company near the disaster path, and Howard Thompson, a Los Angeles City Light and Power employee linked to Tionesta via a telegram from his brother. Relatives worry about residents of Santa Paula and Newhall, including Kate Pardee and the families of Oakes and Praul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFT
Southern ‘Californiation Company
Faust Roe
Becaman
Santa Clara River
California
Vlage
Billson
Big Dan Wien
Toose
Aid IA
Tionesta
Howard ‘Thompson
Santa Clara
Thompson
Joseph Thompson
Bankhead
Calif
Los Angeles
Kate Pardee
Edward Pardee
Eastrail Township
Newhall
William C. Oakes
Wayne Township
Florence Praul
Mary Granger
Sanita Paula
Hold Up Is Frustrated In Pittsburgh Payroll Robbery
Police halted a payroll robbery in Pittsburgh when two Italians, Fred Preziosa and James Digiano, were arrested near the Workingmen's Bank on Madison Avenue and Est Ohio Street after a chase. A loaded revolver and a notebook referencing Oscar Fisher of William Coler Packing Company payrolls were found. Fisher confirmed the payroll is sent from the bank each Monday between 1 and 2 PM, with typical amounts around $5,000.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Madison Avenue
Ohio Street
Fred Preziosa
James Digiano
Oscar Fisher
Wiliam Éoller Packing Company
Fisher
Divisional Knights Templar Ball Planned Here April 12
A grand social function hosted by the Knights Templar Fifth Division is planned for the State Armory. Eminent Sir Boyd A. Musser and Grand Commandery officers will visit March 25 to prep for the April 12 ball with attendees from multiple commanderies including Meadville Erie Clarence Warren and Jamestown. Proceeds benefit the Corry Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
State Armory
District No. 5
Apell
Corsmanderton
Pennsylvania
New York State
Knights Templar Aircle
Boyd A.musser
Grand
Scranton
Clarence
Masonic Temple
North Center Street
Talbot
Oil City
Indies
Harry EB. Faber
Northwestern Commandery
Meadville
William F. Wileliams
Olivet
Erie
Orvnt Walt
Clarenes
J. Canton
Eitys Hausman
State
Penn State Orchestra of
C. Hy Kromas
Bluebird
Templar
Saeed
Corry
Boulder Canyon Dam Bill Reported By Senate Panel
The Senate Irrigation Committee, in a 13 to 4 vote, favorably reported the Johnson Boulder Canyon Dam bill to the Senate. Senator Ashurst of Arizona was the sole dissenter, planning a minority report criticizing the bill for not meeting his state’s desires.
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Ay United Press
Washington
Mar
Senate Irrigation Committee Today
Johnson Boulder Canyon Dam
Senate
Ashurst
Ariz
Drawings for ballot positions in Pennsylvania primary
Harrisburg March 16 candidates for Pennsylvania s April primary will draw for ballot spots. A meeting at 9 A.M. March 30 requires candidates to appear or be represented by proxy. If a candidate fails to appear, Charles Johnson, Secretary of the Commonwealth, will appoint a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Real
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Armen
the Commonwealth
Charles Johnson
Borah Appeal to Repay Sinclair Gains Impetus
Washington dispatch reports Senator Borah’s appeal to Republican leaders triggers funding pledges to repay Harry Sinclair's oil donations. Senators Gof, Cuting, and others commit amounts from 1,000 to 5,000 dollars, with estimates varying as they seek to restore party integrity by returning the controversial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BORAH
Sinclair
United Press
Washington
Thay
Atlanta
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
Red Cross
New Conference Likely To Settle Coal Strike
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee may sponsor a conference between union miners and operators to settle the bituminous coal strike. John H. Jones president of Hee and Bertha Consumers Company proposed the meeting to the committee. John L. Lewis, president of United Mine Workers, approved. Senator Gooding signaled willingness to sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
John H. Jones
Hee
Bertha Consumers Company
John &. Lewis
United Fine Workers
Senator Gooding
Governor Fisher Heads East, Will Speak at Easton and Scranton
Governor Fisher left Harrisburg for a two day trip to the eastern border and the anthracite region. Tonight he will address the Easton Board of Trade meeting and tomorrow speak at a Friendly Sons of St. Patrick gathering in Scranton. He plans to spend Sunday in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fisher
Easton
Board of Trade
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Pension list shows 8798 retirees on honor roll in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh March 16. A railroad pension summary reports 108 retired employees were on the fall of honor receiving pensions from the Pennsylvania Railroad at year end. The pension department released the figures today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pension Department of the Railroad
Eastern rail leaders discuss four line system merger plan
Eastern railroad executives at the Pennsylvania Railroad offices debated consolidating four to five systems into a nucleus around the Pennsylvania New York Central and Nickel Plate. Key figures included Loree of the Delaware and Hudson and Van Sweringen, with a plan to coordinate routes, reduce competition, and seek Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Eastern Railroada
Siisinn
W. W. Atchbury
Pennayvist Railroad
LF Lovee
Delisare
Hudson
Atterbiry
Loren
Dasiel Willis
Baltimore
Obio A.J. County
Pennsylvania
O. P
J. van Sweringen
Nickel Plate
J. J. Brragi
Erie
Elisha Les
Vivas
The
Patrick Cray
New Yorke Cen
Geren Tugalls
Neve York Uealm
Jean
Loree
Bia
Soul
Interstate Come
Nelice Commission
New Yorke
Nick Plate
Unitol
Behigh Valley
Warbash
Delaware and Hudson
Lorep Glmigelf
van Sweringong
el ‘View
Husson
Reading
New Jersey Central
B&o
Limhigh Valley
Toray
Woman student shot self in Morgantown hotel
Helen Keith Knopp, 24, a senior at West Virginia University, was in serious condition after shooting herself in a Morgantown hotel. Authorities say she had recently complained of nervousness and hospital staff suggested there was little chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Morgantown
W. VI
Helen Keith Knopp
College OF Arts and Zoleicé
West Virginia University
Nor
Break in discipline aboard British warship Royal Oak
London March 16 official admiralty communiqué suspended from duty Rear Admiral Bernard Collard Captain Kenneth Dewyer and Commander H M Daniel after a sensational break in discipline aboard the Royal Oak. The House of Commons had been stirred by Commander Bellairs report that the captain and certain members refused to obey their admiral.
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London
Royal Oak
Bernard Collard
Kenneth Dewyer
Daniel
Admiralty
House of Common
Bellairs
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Hollinngworth & Whitley Co
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L Lighting Company
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Holdup
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