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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
6
W V Grant Company reports fiscal year 1932 earnings totaling 1 689 498 with 1 32 per share while a Meadville death recalls long service of conductor Thomas Kleean. Senate proposes investigation of New York Dairymen League amid gas system output and a Studebaker receivership note.
March 21 Jamestown police hold Charles Di Primo on open charges after gunman allegedly fired three shots at Angelo Ferrara during a scuffle near English and Alien streets. Ferrara, wounded in the neck, recovered some movement after spinal pressure relief and identified Di Primo as the shooter. Ferrara’s brothers were at his bedside as he spoke briefly.
Hickville Band returns to the Rex Theatre this Saturday night. The attraction drew a crowd two years ago and fans request another appearance. The group has improved with new travesty numbers added to the program.
Kolber Fiscus of Warren, a 45 year old lumber company worker, broke a leg and crawled through a swollen creek to reach the opposite bank after a belt derailment on a lease engine. He reached Community hospital with the injury, describing the harrowing crawl and near-drowning as water filled his head.
The Conneaut residence of Eugene Zappitello was wrecked by a blast at 1 25 a m Sunday causing about 4000 in damage. Police probe whether enemies set the explosion while Zappitello, once indicted for murder, was not home with his family. Authorities consider possible arrest. Zappitello had prior police entanglements including a 1980 Erie murder case involving Nick Garlucci and Frank Bartone. He was acquitted after a trial.
Louis Levstiel, 98, an Austrian visitor from Emporium, arrived in a Ford sedan and was welcomed by State Police and Warren Police. He faced a transport liquor charge and was held in the county jail awaiting bond of 1000 dollars for his appearance in June.
Cleveland and the Federal Reserve announce the reopening of several western Pennsylvania banks for normal business. Institutions named include First National Bank Irwin, First National Bank Warren, Peoples National Bank Paren tim, Citizens National Bank tones ota, and West National Bank McDonald.
Legislation to regulate manufacture and sale of beer and wine in Pennsylvania was introduced by Rep Conner and Rep Sowers. The plan creates a liquor control board, licenses for brewing 3.2 beer, and limits to where sales can occur. Tax specifics include a production tax per barrel and a 20 cent wine exchange levy, with revenues shared by counties and municipalities.
Unemployment relief moves falter as Pinchot program is scrapped and a $22,000,000 measure may be vetoed. Talbot and Rice push camps for single unemployed men with $3.5 million for state forests and $5 monthly pay. other lawmakers seek $20 million or a constitutional convention to repeal prohibition amid budget battles.
John Lyons aged 83 died last evening about 6 80 o clock at his sister Mrs J D Murray 136 Mot street after a lingering illness He had lived in Bear Lake for years and recently with his sister Surviving besides Mrs Murray is another sister Miss Josephine M Lyons of Comy Funeral services will be Thursday at 9 am from St Elizabeths church with interment in St Elizabeths cemetery.
Columbus March 21 residents interested in the Community Church are asked to meet at the church on May 2 to express wishes on Sunday morning services with Rev Garnett as pastor. The Community Aid will hold an all day meeting March 28 for basement cleaning with a noon picnic. The high school plans a future debate with Warren school. Boy Scout training for Spring Creek and Columbus will be at the church tonight. Mrs L M Christie returns to Silver Springs Md after visiting parents. Sugar season reports good though sugar not yet on sale.
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