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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1931

Page

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Vaults Opened With Torches Steal $20000

A Smith County Bank vault was broken into and roughly $20000 in cash stolen using acetylene torches. Bank officials said all cash disappeared except $15 and a few pennies. The robbery was discovered by a janitor. tracks suggested the robbers fled toward the back. Police link this to a similar heist at an Nashville bank yesterday.

United Press Mary Smith County Tegra Whey Centennial American National Bank Nashville

Westfield Fire Destroys Two Buildings on Portage Street

A fire early today on Portage Street in Westfield caused $29,000 in damages and displaced several families. The blaze, discovered around 4 am by Mr and Mrs Lewis G Brando, swept the tinsmith shop and adjacent Ure building, with losses listed for the Defrancisco and other properties. smoke and water damaged nearby shops as residents fled their homes.

Portage Street Nurs Portage Street Westfield Westfield Fire Department Afr Lewis G Hrando Unie Linsmith James Juiné Mass Maine Delran Clita Uinsmith Herman Fads June Defrancisco I Droyd’s Leonard Salamore de Francisco's

Voting machine proposal failed in Erie County session

The Erie County Board of Commissioners rejected a plan to purchase voting machines for all precincts. Commissioner Allan H. MacLean had proposed buying machines for every precinct, but neither Charles R. Davis nor Joseph R. Rogan seconded. Rogan opposed further expenditures now, while Davis supported buying for the city only until finances improve.

Erie County Board of County Commissioners Allan H. ‘MacLean Charles R. Davis Joseph R. Rogan Rogan Davis Trie Te County

Woman Hangs Self in Trafford Home

The body of 43 year old Mrs Catherine Frybrych of Trafford was found hanging in her bathroom today by neighbor Mrs Angsisg Kellaway. Police report she used a clothesline tied to a water pipe and had not been in good health recently.

Rannedth Catherine Frybrych Trafford Angsisg Kellaway Poige

Probe foul play in Erie man's death

Erie police today pursued a probe into the death of Whitlam Nolan a 41 year old man reported missing since December 17. authorities said the body was found near the foot of German street at Bis. the inquiry found no evidence of foul play to date amid missing reports from his boarding place.

Whitlam Nolan Miss Ney Bis Hie

Urge Training for Crippled Children

Miss Adae Marshall of Harrisburg urged Rotary Club members to push vocational training for crippled children in the community. She noted the club has addressed every case brought to its attention with positive results and highlighted Pennsylvania work, emphasizing care and rehabilitation. Plans were made for local delegates to attend the district convention in Buffalo on April 27 and 28. Sympathy was voiced for Roy Mulhe on the death of his 17-year-old son from pneumonia. Charles Eastman returned to the club after months in Miami. Guests included Bert Bowler Gordon Paulson and Dr Hugh O Hare.

Rotary Club A.dane Marshall Harrisburg Pennsylvania Benuit Kul Buffalo Roy Mulhe Union City Cavey Club Charles Eastman Miami Fla Bert Bowler Milton Mass Haniel Clari Company Gordon Paulson Corty Metal Corporation Hugh O'Hare

Mellon 76 Today Spends Birthday at His Desk

United Press reports Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, aged sixty six, celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday quietly at his Washington desk. Amid mounting fiscal pressures, Mellon faced a large deficit and urged Congress to raise funds to cover veterans loans and other obligations. He spoke little of plans, saying such things come and go, as he contemplated the government’s finance challenge from behind his mahogany desk.

Thomas United Press Washington Mar The Treasury Andrew W. Mel of American Finance Incey Veterans Joans Whdely Congress

Navy pilot adrift six days in small lifeboat

U S Navy chief aviation pilot Horstman, lost in the South Pacific for six days, spent five days aboard a rubber lifeboat after his plane sank. He and his squadron battled poor visibility and rough seas before a Hamburg-American liner steamer rescued him near Buenaventura Colombia.

Dhitor Verne Wanen Harshman U.S. Navy South Pacific Heermanewvers Houth Hirshman Langley Pailey Ovedn United Press Buenaventura J Columbia Harsiman Fiér Tomrades Horstman Cerigo San Diego Cali Verne Warren Harshman Buenaventues Colom Bier Aquatran Langley Varlier

Firemen Hold District Meet at Meadville

Andrew Paulson and Charles Craker attended a Northern Firemen association dinner meeting in Meadville with about 70 guests from 20 towns across seven counties. Speakers included State Firemen’s Association secretary Charles Clark who urged support for new fire relief laws as by laws and a constitution were drafted for future consideration.

Andrew Paulson Corry Conneaut Lake Charles Clark State Firemen's Association Wayne Delaware County Northern Association Pennsylvania A. G. Dalhy Oil City Frank Vanderhalt Suiaron Charles Cease Cambridge Springs Conneaut Lake Park

Today’s Five Best Radio Ents and Concerts

Radio schedule lists WABC with Crime Club at 6 45 p m The Vikings at 7 15 The Dramatic Sketch at 7 30 and a CBS Symphony Concert at 8 30 WEAF carries the B A Rolfe Orchestra at 10 30 plus NEC Network programs.

WABC CBS NEC the Vikings P. mi WAC Symphony WEAF B. A. Rolfe

Four gunmen rob bank in St Charles with car escape

In St Charles Missouri, four masked men posing as farmers robbed the People's Bank of 10,000. They fled in a car driven by two men toward Ward Street in St Louis. No injuries reported as authorities pursue suspects.

United Press ST. Charles People's Bank Ward St. Louis

Building and Loan Association Shows Steady Growth

Directors of the Uorry funding and Loan Association met at the Barlow block offices with President A K Foster presiding. Reports from secretary and treasurer were approved as current business received attention. The association reports steady growth with many new stockholder members. many first mortgage loan applications are in, and as funds permit approved applications are filled. The monthly weekly plan encourages stock purchases as a convenient savings plan, with a record of six percent dividends.

Uorry Funding and Loan Association Barlow Block A. K. Foster Tits Building and Loan Association

Viking disaster details reveal careless powder room mishap

United Press reports survivor accounts from the Viking tragedy describe a powder magazine explosion blamed on lax safety. Captain Abram Kear and Alfred Kean among survivors aboard the Sagona, with many injured and crew wary of retribution.

Duper Saygunt White Bay Horse Isla Abram Kear Alfred Kean Valeiis J. G. Johnson le Vikeing Keaur United Press Nicholas Roache

Top to bottom inquiry will be conducted

New York State Legislature moves to launch a top to bottom investigation of New York City government. The plan aims at Mayor Walker and Tamany Hall, with party lines shaping votes. Roosevelt faces pressure as the legislature briefs a broad inquiry into city governance and corruption, aided by a $250,000 appropriation.

New York Roosevelt New York City Thomas G. Ford United Press Sta Albany Mey Yorke Stake Ul Nagles Wilmnil Muyther Vie Peiligerue Matsteassini Mayor Pines Walker Bernicans Anya Wemanils Grom Civic Mason Pranklin Li Har Mayo Walker Goy Tammany Halls Cary Ous Ward Lnday Samuel Seabury Legislative Investigating

State reports big excess in PRR taxes cited

Harrisburg Pa March 24 secretary Clyde King of the Department of Revenue reported an excess of 4691850 dollars over the estimate of 192504520 available for state expenditure from PRR taxes. Recommendations suggest using the funds for either the fourth building of the group or no increase state to hospitals or road building projects.

Thomas E. Williams United Press Harrisburg Hackey House Senate Harvey Lincerne McClure Delaware Bradford County Baly Somerset Larry Berks Pinghot Coyne Allegheny Allegheny County Senior Roberts Northampton Pennsylvania Mansfield Council of Nursing Education State Board of Examiners Sen. Woodward Philadelphia W. DeGordon Drexel Hill Stadtander Union Press Harrisburb Clyde King Department of Revenue Pinchot

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