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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
5
Pittsburgh report says United States Senator James Davis likely needs extended hospitalization after x rays revealed gall stones and duodenal ulcers. Dr. Sliver announced new diets will be required to address these conditions, impacting diabetic care and requiring ongoing physician attention.
Personal mentions note Lewis Haggerith returning from Wellsville after attending a funeral. Several Corry locals and guests travel to Erie Pittsburg and New York for business visits, family visits and social engagements. Names include Mrs Harvey Blass Mrs Bily Lanning Mrs Earl Willlum and Mrs W W Auer with family.
The Historical Circle met yesterday with roll call on Japan topics. Tepain led the tidy session. Burlingame presented Industrie span. Mrs Glam spoke on Geographical Japan. Mrs McGray offered a military view titled A Bright to End Pightingy. Mrs William Houghton described Japan's Stronghold in the Pacific. A visit by Shr. H. O. Kelner of Pittsburgh to Mrs. S. R. Lewis was noted.
United Press reports in Washington that the Senate agriculture committee knocked down two amendments aimed at restricting the Roosevelt farm bill. One sought to eliminate cattle and sheep, the other to limit operations to wheat and corn. The votes were 12 to 49 against both motions.
Harrisburg report states the Talbot relief bill, appropriating 2,000,000 for direct and work relief in April, cleared the Senate 45 to 0. Senator Reed challenged the bill’s constitutionality of the disbursement section and warned of a possible amendment, but urged rapid relief.
Denver wire reports indictments returned by a federal grand jury charging Charles Borttener a millionaire sex worker and Verne San Key with kidnapping. Five alleged accomplices named in the new federal kidnapping law cases. Sentences possible upon conviction. Washington meanwhile sees Senate passage of Copeland Bill tightening labor prescription limits for physicians.
Washington Pa March 24 Constable W J Robison 67 Independence Pa died at Washington Hospital three days after an automobile collision in which his car and a Washington driver Max Green collided March 1 The constable continued duties and attended a dance believing injuries minor until vision problems arose A fractured skull caused his death.
Mrs Mary Lewis, 46, and her son William, 20, were killed when their automobile struck a motor truckette in Pittsburgh. Police said the car sideswiped the truck as the youth tried to pass. The mother was thrown from the vehicle to the street.
New York March 29 Wheat rose to modest gains while the stock market climbed. Alcohol shares hit new highs with national distillers products up 2 points, and American Can and Bethlehem Steel led industrials higher. The report lists prices for several equities and notes mining interests in Albany and California, highlighting war-related pigment resources.
In a tangled report from Geraldine, local figures including Dr. D emehrey Maskell face suspicion in a fatal case connected to a missing woman. Witnesses recount a coin‑fated sequence at Peddlers Road as investigators probe motives, alibis, and a planned visit. The narrative tracks family reactions, alleged visits, and the growing case against Maskell as rumors and timelines unfold.
Vivid transcript-like account details a grisly scene at a crime site near Peddier's Road. Detectives, morgue staff, and witnesses converge as Thatcher Colt and Doctor Maskell confront a chilling murder, blood trails, and a decisive confrontation amid roped off approaches and mounting public curiosity.
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