Dor 20-6 R Flat and Sue Mentioned in Brief
A compact note mentions a dor 20-6 r flat and references Sue in a brief context. The readable text preserves the names and numbers without added details.
17 Mar 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1928
Page
1
A compact note mentions a dor 20-6 r flat and references Sue in a brief context. The readable text preserves the names and numbers without added details.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments indicating a public sale action and local authorities. exact details are unclear due to OCR distortion.
An OCR fragment notes ages and numbers with unclear context. It mentions Estin aged 76 and a sequence including 110 and 42. The readable items suggest genealogical or archival data but no clear event or action. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm a coherent incident.
A severely garbled OCR excerpt mentions numbers, directions, and fragments like Wayne wore of B BLE imple and 24 Word, with references to 7th atte n, 25 7th, PM, and an interwoven place list including LOU Shady and Honeer. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge.
Foster E. Davis presents a splendid photograph featuring Clark and Warren at the West End refinery recall. Clark writes with an engaging view of the old days in the city, offering an interesting look back at historic industry and local figures.
Federal agents pursue eight local defendants with trials slated next week after reports of witness intimidation. Rogers was moved by two men to a secluded location and warned to disappear, while other tactics and a bribe attempt were uncovered in the intricated case network linked to a Corry bootlegging ring and refinery-era history.
A bandit gang robbed a Buffalo bank truck this morning, stealing about 25 000 dollars. The crew fled in a master sedan with a license plate 2821, heading toward Elmwood Avenue. Police describe two suspects as dark complexioned foreigners armed with revolvers and shotguns. Police traced the getaway to near Guilford Street and are investigating reports of a related attempted holdup at a Elmwood drinkery.
United Press reports Greenville Maine residents heard a plane Thursday believed linked to Captain Richard E. Byrd’s South Pole expedition. Witnesses said the sound faded near Kobeja Lake as searchers, including John Harper and Wynna Rogers, began a night-long forest recon. Authorities considered the possibility the aircraft strayed off course toward the woods.
Coast Guard dispatch from the galley boat Hanham 199q reports a fishing schooner Slat swamped and the crew saved. The missing crew member was recovered alive, and authorities are continuing to monitor the scene near Hoston.
Senate rejection of John J. Esch reap pointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission is read as rebuke to the panel over the fake cargo freight rate decision. Esch faced later questions about his vote on 1925 and 1927 cases affecting Great Lakes port rates and Pennsylvania mines.
A woman identified as Avief Mison collapsed at her residence late yesterday afternoon. Emergency responders found her unresponsive and Chief Medical Inspector stated death appears sudden but no foul play is suspected. Further details pending autopsy results.
An American debutante, Miss Nancy Miller of Seattle, will wed the former Maharaja of Indore in a grand Hindu ceremony at Barwaba Palace near Indore. Elaborate preparations include a great banquet and timing set by Hindu astrologers as festivities begin tonight and continue through Sunday.
Chief of Police Tipton will attend the hearing at OU City Monday morning regarding Mrs. Sadie Wallace who is held on $2,000 bail on embezzlement and obtaining money under false pretenses. Local investigations show she sold $300 to $400 worth of beauty products here to residents, with cash paid up front, and that she is wanted in Oil City for fraudulent operations. A local warrant may be sworn if unpaid shipments fail to arrive within days. The case is being closely tracked as Tipton plans to attend Oil City’s proceedings for disposition of the charges.
Clyde Britton of Guys Mills dies from burns after attempting to fight a fire that claimed the life of his wife. Doris 8 is critically burned in Meadville, and Foster 21 survived unharmed as the family tragedy unfolds with uncertain outcomes.
Four dwellings were destroyed and three persons reported missing in a Pittsburgh fire of mysterious origin. Authorities located the missing individuals later as the blaze caused property damage estimated at eighty thousand dollars.
Law enforcement ordinance passed by the City Council and signed by the Mayor empowers police to raid and arrest participants at illicit speak-easy joints and collect fines in police court. The program has operated for several weeks, with raids and related activities continuing unabated.
The Viscose Company will build a large rayon cellulose acetate yarn plant in Meadville, with about 500 workers at start and up to 1000 after expansion. Other towns were considered, but Meadville emerged as the preferred site, triggering a major local celebration.
United Press dispatch from Los Angeles reports the St Francis dam flood toll stabilizing near three hundred as San Joaquin valley residents begin cleanup and reconstruction. Farmers return to damaged property and new structures rise on foundations once swept away while death counts vary.
Washington May 17 Former Democratic National Committee chairman Corel Hull testified in Chicago that he never heard of any agreement between Marsh and Upham to conceal contributions. He claimed the National Democratic headquarters had no such knowledge and that the party borrowed about $20,000 during the period. The hearings aimed to uncover bond issues and campaign finances amid political risk.
Washington march 17 the morning report shows 276 raised to bolster senator borah s fund to repay horry sinclair for what borah termed the republican party s obligation large gifts include 200 from william m calder new york 100 from homer l loomlis nebraska and 76 in smaller sums
In a collision involving three freight trains and a passenger train near here yesterday, fireman Luther Williams of Wilmington Del died at Harrishire Hospital. Engineer Ley Simmer was in critical condition and not expected to recover. Other injured persons are recovering. Williams and Simmer are named from the Blennish region.
A listing of tonight’s radio programs includes WJZ at 8 PM with RCA Hour and New York Symphony, plus Philco Hour featuring Victor Herbert’s operetta Eileen. WRZ in Springfield airs at 8 10 PM with Boston Symphony, WEAF at 3 PM Variety programs, and MWMAN presenting light opera.
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