29 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists a sale action with tax and lumber items at a property, mentioning addresses, street names, and a contact point. It references a public sale, dates, and authorities but the readable items are incomplete and jumbled.
Dublin and London reports say the handbuilt Bremen aircraft with Baron von Huenefeld Captain Hermann Koehn and Arthur Spindler awaits favorable conditions to begin a trans Atlantic attempt. Postponement due to a 45 mile wind and rain halted takeoff plans at Mitchel Field. Signals to ships will guide pursuing vessels once airborne.
In Pittsburgh on March 29 Advin Hose aged 16 seeks a new trial after being convicted of first degree murder with a life imprisonment recommendation. The jury convicted Hose yesterday before Judge Ambrose after short deliberation following a trial that lasted two days.
Tonight's program lineup includes WOR Newark with the New York Philharmonic's Ninth Symphony conducted by Tonzanini and a special on Don Jon Maltanks and colleagues. WRC and WOW host marine band segments, with Nikola Groom at the piano and Alan Wil% joining discussions.
Captain Geo Haldeman and Eddie Binion aim to set a new sustained flight record as they fly above the course. At 7 36 a m they have logged 24 hours in the air toward the goal of surpassing the 62 hour 22 minute 21 second mark set by German aviators.
Albert Fall former interior secretary and central figure in the Teapot Dome leasing plans prepared for a deposition in Washington. The session, expected to be released April 4 when Harry Sinclair goes on trial, covers government oil transfers and Fall’s belief the deal was good for the government. Fall said seepage danger prompted advisory opinions and claimed his actions saved the oil.
Corry City Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star plans installation ceremonies at the Masonic Chapel with Bertha Hamilton of Erle as installing officer and Mabel Conroe of Cambridge Springs attending. A banquet for officers precedes the ceremony at Hotel Corry at 6 30 o clock.
Mora Drake and three companions were involved in a serious North Center street crash last week. Drake was arraigned on reckless driving, fined 26 dollars, and a state license revocation recommendation may be forwarded by city officials after an investigation.
Frederick Parkhurst, 18, son of Charles Parkhurst, attached to the S S Wright in Cuban waters, suffered serious burns to face head and eyes when a gas engine head blew aboard a tug in Guan tanamo Bay. He was taken to a hospital boat and was recovering as the fleet prepared to sail north around March 31.
State College proposes a summer school program at Erie with residence credit courses in American and European History Political Science Education and Literature. Registration will be at Central High School June 28 and 30 with sessions for teachers and others interested in Central High School store.
Jonathan Lodge elected Lyle Wilcox Grand of Jonathan Lodge with other officers including William Johnsip Jr Vice Grand V Mi Sandiirg and Harold Shannon as Representative. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 10:45 AM at Bethel Baptist Temple with interment at Mead. Nelson Taxkeulde noted among attendees. Anna Wisk of 812 Fast was also mentioned.
Washington reports that other Mexico disputes, including agrarian land law seizures and oil controversy, may be expedited after progress on the oil issue. Official circles note the prominent matter involves seizure of American owned property under the Agrarian law, previously labeled confiscation by President Coolidge.
Washington March 29 United Press reports five of America's wealthiest men may have their coal dispute testimony recorded by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee if a subpoena for Henry Ford is issued. Committee members consider Ford's testimony relevant to wage practices and management as they review the bituminous coal problem.
The Artepartment of the Corry Woman's Club will hold a Wednesday evening display of posters and soap modeling by Corry public school pupils. An exhibit with cash awards awaits the best entries judged by Mrs. J. H. Wright, Mrs. J. W. Campbell, and Miss Lucile Murray.
Dr L R Akers president of Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky spoke at the Kiwanis Club lunch at the Hotel Corry on America’s Greatest Danger. Rev James E Campbell sang and led offerings. Clement Fuller was absent.
Two new chapters emerge in the Mean Shambaugh case as Erie court hears petitions for a new trial on the disorderly conduct charge against Mead who was fined $100 under a new ordinance. The hearing also requests return of Kathryn Ethel Shambaugh to mother Margaret Shambaugh, with custody disputed since August. judge sets April 2 for further hearing.
The three Warren family members were found shot and cremated in their home. Investigators report 22 caliber bullets and a disassembled pistol linked to the boy’s room. Knights Templar leaders from Clarence Commandery visited Newark for a ceremonial and praise, with extensive remarks on drill teams and degree work.
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met Wednesday afternoon in Bicenne parlors with good attendance. Mrs Willisit Hall, president, led the meeting and papers on Missionary Activities in China and India were read by Mrs A Rehnberg Mrs A A Willams and Mrs Park McCray also work among Virginia mountaineers. The birthday offering benefited Lutheran Missions in Texas. Arn Hall noted the Spring Conference date for the last Saturday in April at North Hast. A tureen buffet was served to close the pleasant gathering.
A fraud charge against 8, Zankowski, 7 Dy 8, Corry, has been withdrawn. The report notes the withdrawal and mentions related local names and locations in Cincinnati.
Reports say federal intervention may target Chicago terrorism with deputies patrolling polling places shaping a political fight. The piece notes death threats and a tense security stance as authorities weigh actions ahead of elections.
Reports from Chicago detail renewed death threats and political turmoil as judges and candidates face intimidation amid attempts to influence the April 10 primary. U.S. officials weighed actions, while factions clash over control of the Republican party in Cook County and protection of candidates and homes amid bombings.
State Compensation Referee Scott Smith of Kane presides at a hearing on Mrs Angelina Bernardini’s petition for compensation for injuries alleged at the Ajax Iron Works plant last year. The case concerns her husband injured by a sand blast machine door. Hearing is in the Municipal Building.
The Bpainésaari Professional Women's Club holds its regular business meeting Monday evening in the club rooms at Hotel Carn. Members are urged to attend, with the meeting called for 8 o clock and a large membership hoped for.
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