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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1932

Page

5

Fire destroys oil company buildings in Pittsburgh blaze

In Pittsburgh two men injured and many families forced from homes as a blaze tore through the office and warehouse of Ducaquesne Oil & Supply. Sulphur fumes and heat hindered firefighters at corrugated wooden structures near Standard Oil of Pennsylvania across the street. Fire chief estimated losses at 25 000 dollars as two workers suffered injuries including a broken wrist and facial injuries.

Tearnéu Edward Stratton Edward Rose Brutis

Personal Mentions From Town and Surroundings

Personal notes recount visits and travels of Rev Frante A Winidi and family to New Castle for illness in his mother s family, James town relatives visiting Hasbrouck parents in the city, Miss Hendrickson from Greensville staying for prom, and numerous local residents arriving or departing for study work, business, or health reasons with mentions of nearby towns and institutions.

Franté A. Winidi New Castle Winter J. Barnes Albert Dorothea Jamestown Hasbrouck Fia Hendricksin Green- Vie R. B. Palibanik Damestown Falrbank Priddy East Congress Street O'Flate Columbus Titusville Ausses Hartlet Brakemani Genevieve Baler Slippery Rock Feathers’ College Union City Darlee May McCormack New York City Frances McCormack J Paul Lawson Jamextown Fisson Norman Mountain J. F. King A.M. Lita Etty Brie Kuné Louisie Hendrickton Greenville Willian’ P. Himond Chicago Fr. Casey Youngsville Meadville HA. Newtes Orrin Kinney Driftwood Pennsylvania Rail Toad Esther Fredlund Jamestone Midrende Fredivnt Edith Hawking Ethel Bond Bear Lake Corry Washington, D. C Wratile L. Ford Emmttt Hall Erie

Vicks Nose Drops Adopts VapoRub Plan for Gold Control

A vintage promotional item touts new Vicks Nose Drops with VapoRub directed at a “Control-of-Golds” plan. It promises refunds by druggists if results are unsatisfactory, urging reader confidence in the remedy and money-back incentive.

Usi Vicks Vicks VapoRub Ds Dirécteu Vick

Hawaiian Trial to Open Monday in Misury Case

Four Americans indicted as alleged honor slavers of a native youth prepare to face jury as Clarence Darrow leads defense for Mrs Fortescue and three co defendants. Darrow stresses cross racial tensions and claims the Hawaii jury will render a fair verdict amid questions of civilization and race.

Honolulu T. H. Mar Clarence Darrow Hawaii Darrow Granville Fortescue Rode Chrcago

Masonic Dance Party Planned For Friday Eve

The Masonic committee will sponsor an April Fool's party in the Masonic Temple Friday evening April 1st. Tiffany's orchestra will provide music from 12:30 to 1:20 p m with intermission and refreshments at 11:80 o'clock. The event is for members and friends as part of a long series of gatherings.

Masonic Machanuneue Uaemittee Masonic ‘Temple Wihiel Keppel Tiffany’s Orchestra

Stomach and Liver Problems Reported Relief

A reader recounts chronic stomach and liver issues with fatigue and headaches. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, energy returns, appetite improves, nerves calm, and headaches fade. The testimonial claims lasting benefit since starting the remedy.

Pyle Meyers Dr. Pierce

Oppose All Referenda Proposals, National Women's Christ

United Press reports from Chicago indicate the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union conference condemned any form of referenda or resubmission of the 18th amendment. The group argued such measures aim to repeal Prohibition, while opposing at the federal level and urging state conventions rejection. Legislative votes remain stalled, with two thirds still required for a repeal amendment.

United Press Chicago Women's Christ In Temperance Union Wis D Convention House Senaté

Funeral Services for Dennis Murphy Held in Jamestown

Funeral services for Dennis Murphy were held at Sts. Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Jamestown this morning with interment at St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Mr. Murphy, in his ATU year, died at his home Sunday afternoon after a short illness. Survived by his wife and four daughters Mrs Flaherty of Chicago Illinois Mrs Anta Sloan and Catherine and Mayme Murphy of Jealestown plus eleven grandchildren.

Murphy Sts. Péter and Paul's Eich Jamestown St. Hliztbet Cemet Flaherty Chigago Anta Sloan Catherine Mayme Murphy Jealestiwn

Death of Wane Tea Charles M Welder at Corry Hospital

Wane Tea Charles M Welder of 212 Main Street died last evening at 1 20 in Corry Hospital after a brief illness. He was born Suettiet ta and would have been sixty four. He leaves one sister Mrs David Soper of Corry. Body at Alexander S and Co Funeral Parlors. Funeral Friday at 10 am, interment Pins Grove cemetery.

Charles m. Weler Wen ‘Main Street Corry Rieker Newith Pnewmonia Ricker Suettietta Walk Pill David Soper Alexander S& Company Pins Grove Cemetery

Close of Market Ledger of Oil City Stocks and Rail Makers

A dense list of stock quotations from Oil City and NYSE participants. Includes manufacturers such as American Smelters, Continental Oil, General Motors, Studebaker, Chrysler, Western, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, McKesson, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and others, with multiple percentage figures and trading notes. The item catalogs varied equities, rail lines, steel firms, utilities, and diversified companies amid a chaotic OCR fragment.

Turmsnea Py Logah & Bryan Oil City New York Stock Exchange Lloyd M Bratken Depptre American Smelters Anavondlitokee Bulte Copper & Zinc International Nickel Seninecottle

Reprieve for Jersey Slayer Granted by Governor

William M. Frazer, sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of Mrs. Phoebe Stader, received a 48 hour reprieve from Governor A. Harry Moore. The delay followed petitions by war veteran groups and a habeas corpus bid to Federal Judge William Clark in Princeton, arguing the trial was unlawfully held in New Jersey for a crime they say occurred in New York.

Sy Unies-Cress Trenton William M. Frazer Phoebe Stader A. Harry Moore Moore Abe J. David Union County N. J Edwards. Greenbaum New York City Friends of the Condemned Man William Clark Princeton Frazer New Jersey New York

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