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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1932
Page
1
Sunrays Relatives Birth Notice From Creek Area
Fragmented readable lines describe a birth notice involving Sunrays relatives linked to Creek area. Mentions Mrs Basin and Ibusi, with several surnames likely family connections. Cramped text hints at a golf stroke lead and a veteran, with tied standings and a date around March.
Dem factions rail over Pa pivotal role in Roosevelt stop drive
Harrisburg March 21 rival Pennsylvania Democrats race to shape the primary as Washington signals the Keystone state could decide the stop Roosevelt movement. Roosevelt and Smith camps claim delegates while others urge unpledged delegation andея pinhold for Maryland’s Ritchie candidacy looms. Long Lance death ends controversial life as Buffalo Bill era fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
iLeaders
Pennsylvania
Washington
Keystone
Roosevelt
Centrol
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Smith
Maryland
Sala
Hoover
Stop Roosevelt
Harald L. Ickes
Chicago
Ickes
Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Pinchot Urges Registration Dates for April 26 Primaries
Governor Gifford Pinchot called attention to three days allocated for voter registration ahead of the April 26 primaries. March 23 covers Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Scranton. April 5 covers third class cities. April 16 covers boroughs and townships. He warned that unregistered voters cannot vote and urged greater public interest in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
yWto
New exemptions could cut sales tax bill and aid passage
United Press reports on March 21 1948 Washington proposal to exempt foods clothing and medicine from the 2 percent sales tax. House Ways and Means committee considers peace offering to win support while Spitzen objects and futures hinge on coalition leadership. The panel also backs amendments exempting lard sausages dried fruits malted milk rice malt syrups for bread and radio leased wires and spraying materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Mar
House
Ways and Means’ Committee
la Guardia
Governor Gifford Pinchot Appeals for Wheat Aid in Pa
Governor Pinchot, at the National Red Cross request, issued a public appeal to Pennsylvania relief agencies to forward applications for wheat and flour to be distributed by the federal government. He urged that aid be delivered to unemployed families in their homes within ninety days, via local Red Cross chapters and county boards, with future requests possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Sar
Gifford Pinchot
National Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Congress
Red Cross
Washington
One to Twenty Years for Second Man in Ohio Kidnapping
John De Marco of Youngstown received a prison term of one to 20 years after pleading guilty to harboring a boy raped in connection with the abduction of James De Jute, a 12 year old from Niles. Dowell Hercraeve, found with De Marco, was sentenced to two terms for his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Hress
Warren
John de ‘Marco
Youngstown
James DeJute
Niles
DeMarco
G. H. Birrell
Jesser
Dowell Hercraveé
de Marco
James
Security Demanded by Japan Prepares Far East Plan
Japanese military experts drafted security proposals for the Far East to be submitted to the world conference secretariat on April 4. The plan seeks consideration of Japan's “special situation” with two neighbors, Russia and China, amid European security talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
Mar
China
Russia
France
Europe
Secretariat
Far East
Japan
Seven Die As Plane Crashes Near Redlands California
Seven people are reported dead after an American Airways liner crashed in fog near Redlands ten miles east of town, hitting a high tension wire and bursting into flames. Among the dead are Arthur R. Thomas of Tucson Aziz, Hugh A. McKellar of Los Angeles, Bermie M. Goldsmith of Los Angeles, R. L. Robingon of Yonkers, N. Y., Albert Coburn Jr., Harold J. Kelsey of Los Angeles, and H. Hy Campbell of Los Angeles. one unidentified passenger remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Redlands
Calif
Mar
American Airways
Arthur R. Thomas
Tucson
Aziz
Here
Thomas
Hugh A. McKellar
Lia Angeles
Firestone Tire and Rubber Comany
Bermie M. Goldsmith
Goldsmith Clothing Company
Los Angeles
R. L. Robingon
Yonkers
N. C
Albert Coburn
Fred Co
Fred Co+bur, former president of American Airways, Inc
Harold J. Kelsey
H. Hy Campbell
Vaudeville Star Richard E Lynch Dies at 62
Detroit March 21 Richard E Lynch once a leading vaudeville star died after several weeks illness. Known as Laggy and praised by George M Cohan as the greatest clog dancer, he was 62 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Richard E. Lynch
Eastland
Laggy
Geo.m. Cohan
Tne
Stone-throwing by strikers targets guards at Salt Mine No 6
Athens area reports say a four officer auto carrying unit was pelted by strikers as it attempted to relieve guards at Salt Mine No 6 of Sunday Creek Coal Company. One officer’s windshield and headlights were damaged and the crew retreated to Nelsonville. More than 1,200 protesters boycotted the area, as state troops were placed on standby amid mass meetings and disturbances across multiple mines. Additionally, police in Shenandoah and Scranton reported pickets and disturbances tied to the broader strike over wages and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Athens
Ghia National Guard
Toftlewre
Sunday Creek Coal Company
L. P
Wolford
Cleveland
Wayne Wingett
Nelsonville
Nationel Guard
White
Col. Welford
Roa
No. 6
Lick Run
Andy Chute
Sunday Creek
Shenandoah
Pennsylvania
Sunting
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill-Northumberland
United Mine, Workers of America
No Bank Failures in Canada in Seven Years
Washington March 21 report shows no bank failures in Great Britain or Canada for seven years. US banks closed more than 2,000 in 1991, with $1.7 billion. British profits declined eight percent. dividends held due to surpluses. Major UK banks total assets near year end at 1.93 trillion pounds. loans to deposits rose to 85 percent. Canada mirrors system with two large banks dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Great Britain
Canada
Commerce Department
United States
Desposits
Midland
Lloyds
Birclays
Weltmnster
London
Thy
Severe sleet storm halts western Pennsylvania travel
Western Pennsylvania faced a severe sleet and snow storm with 6 to 10 inches of snow in Kane and Altoona areas. Pittsburgh area recorded a 25 degree low. Treacherous highways delayed vehicles and a mail plane reportedly forced down after reaching Canonsburg. Snowplows were mobilized and workers employed to clear streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Traustin
Altvong
Kane
Hittsburgh
Bittsburgh
Columbus
Pittsburgh Mail
Chia
Aymston
Canonsburs
Stenhenville
Two Killed In Columbus to New York Plane Crash
Steubenville Ohio reports wreckage from a air transport en route from St Louis to New York found along the Ohio River. The fuselage is thought sunk with pilot Hal George and passenger Mrs Gavi Cole aboard. Mail bags in waterproof containers located near Riverview Country Club three miles north of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Mail
Columbus
New York
Ohio River
Hal George
Mra
Gavi Cole
St. Louis
Riverview Country Club
Steuben~ville
Mrs Biddle Snowbound in Alaskan Wilds
NENANA Alaska March 21 Snowbound in the Alaskan interior by heavy winter drifts Mrs Edward Biddle a Philadelphia society figure sent out a call for a rescue plane The plan will divert from its regular run to Diamond to reach the socialite at Katishna outpost She has been marooned since January 12 at Fannie Quigleys cabin She braved blizzards and moonlit snows to photograph Mt McKinley and caribou heresources and has enjoyed the experience keeping officials hopeful for a swift rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nenana
Alaska
Edward Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Ppligzard
Biddle
Fannie Quigley
Katishna
Diamond
Simunbaing
Fant
Mt McKinsey
Today's five best radio entertainments listed
NBC Network eight thirty program guide lists five top radio entertainments including Lawrence Tibet and Milla Brothers with NBC and Parade of States, plus Boswell Bisters and Shunther Music on WSZ and WABC networks.
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NBC
Lawrence Tibet
WARE
Milla Brothers
WABC
Boswell Bisters
WSZ
Shunther
Four Die In Western Pennsylvan ia Auto Crashes
United Press tally reports at least four killed and over twenty injured in Western Pennsylvania auto accidents over the weekend. Names include James Rocco, 50, Denbo, Washington County. Salvin Davis, 24, Weilton, W Va. Katherine Perry, 36, Pittsburgh. Mrs Sally Boak, Pine Glen near Williamsport. Multiple crashes, hit and run drivers sought, and several injuries across Harrisburg and York regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pennsylvania
James Rocco
Denbo
Washington County
Mike Sesko
Chewtown
Yam Salvin Davis
Weilton
W- Va
Hickory
Eugene Moore
Weirton
Laceratons, Inc
Means
Wil Kingsburg
Harrisburg
Muir
Joseph Adams
Lebanon
Bummelatown
Here
Stewart
Hill
York
Helen ‘Smith
Yorks
Susquehanna Trail
Frank Weidler
Boyertown
Pottstown
Sally Boak
Pine Glen
Willams Port
Sino Japanese Truce Advances Peace Talks in Shanghai
Shanghai report says a temporary Sino Japanese truce was reached as both sides agreed to refer peace pact terms to a joint commission. Japan agrees to withdraw troops from Shanghai, Chinese defenses stay in place, and a four neutrals panel will guide the next steps with a first meeting likely next Wednesday.
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Union Press
Shanghai
Mer
China
Japan
Mitcido
Rates Unjust Claims Spark Deliberation in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 21 the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission heard lengthy arguments over a long‑running natural gas rate case against Pennsylvania Gas Company. Complainants include Corry, Westmoreland County communities, and others asserting rate increases were unjust, inadequate service, or unfair practice. The case traces to 1918 with multiple changes since, and appeals moved to remand for redetermination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Iin Pitt
Commissiim
Porte Wester Pennsylvenit
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Supreme Court
Public Service Commission Lacies
Evie
Palnnsylvani
Ve Eris
City of Corry
Borough of
Wileten
W. Wright
W, Pill Sifard
Charles J, English
J. A. Alexanter
J. ¥. Mullin
E. M. Murray
Blaine Kineath
Blackmith
C. C. Boardwell
Se Ly Gilson
Three youths arrested for burglary in Second Ward home
Three youths were held at the police station as authorities continued an investigation into a burglary at a Second Ward home last evening in which wine was reported stolen from a cellar. One youth allegedly confessed, implicating the others, and detectives found a gallowing and two kegs near a tool shed by the Erie Railroad. Police believe the youths may be linked to other recent thefts, including visits to the Hoenes Confessionery Store. No charges had been filed by afternoon, with hearings expected and possible settlements discussed.
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Ure
Pidlice
Authhorities
Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
Hoenes
Forshay Given Long Prison Sentence for Defrauding
Wilbur B. Foshay, once a leading capitalist, was found guilty on four counts of mail fraud related to stock sales. He received an 18 year federal prison term and a $4,000 fine in a Minneapolis case marked by vast wealth and legal trouble.
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Minneapolis
Mins
Wilbur B. Foshay
Maifeth
Chey
Foy
Federal Penitentiary Land
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