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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1930

Page

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Military court probes Texas mob violence in Sherman

A military court of inquiry opened in Sherman Texas to assess blame for violence surrounding the Grayson county courthouse burning. The case involves George Hughes a Black man who died of suffocation in a courthouse vault amid rioting. Military authorities, led by Provost Marshal Colonel Davidson, used stringent measures including courthouse lockdowns to curb further unrest.

United Press Sherman Tex Miltary Jai Grayson County George Hughes Davidson Military District Everl Nus Hughes

Final Week Opens in Pennsylvania Republican Primary

Candidates in Pennsylvania enter the final week of the GOP primary with each faction predicting victory. Davis Brown backers tour 61 counties, claiming unity and strength, while Grundy supporters push for a large nominating majority. Local leaders cite solid Philadelphia ward support for the Davis Brown ticket, despite rival optimism from Grundy backers.

T. J. O'Connell United Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania Francis Shunk Brown James J. Davis Senate Harrisburg Davis-Brown Robert Vale J. Hampton Moore Davis-Brown Citizens Advisory Committee Upstate Samuel S. Lewis Joseph R. Grundy Brown Moore Senator Grundy Lewis Warden F. Doane Grundy Doane Mr. Grundy

National Hospital Day Observed at Corry Hospital

Corry Hospital marked National Hospital Day with a full day of activities drawing 236 registrants. A student-nurse led program featured a history of nursing, music, readings, and a baby reunion of four births at the hospital, with praise for public support and flowers, noting Florence Nightingale’s birthday observance was advanced to Sunday for greater participation.

Corry Hospital National Hospital Nursig H.C Barnes Asaistif Coletta Fihardt Burkhardt Orpatra Barton F Smith No Man's, Land Brice Thomas Smith Ingelbert Sellberg Punch Babes Mareena Barney Sidney Elston Edward Dewey Mary Helen Blatt

Daughter Receives Bulk Of Big Estate In Probate

In Pittsburgh on May 12 Mrs Margaret Ple ming daughter of the late Louis Brown former Oil Well Supply Co president will receive the bulk of her father s 1 000 000 estate under will terms now directed for probate. Other bequests include Albert Brown a brother of Los Angeles 100 000 Thomas Weming Jr husband of Mrs Ple ming 25 000 and each of their three children 75 000 held in trust for them.

Pittaburgh Margaret Pleming Louis Brown Oil Albert Brown Los Angeles Thomas Weming, Jr Pleming

Boy Fatally Hurt When Struck by Car

United Fresh reports a fatal auto incident in western Pennsylvania over the weekend. A nine year old boy, Glen Stein of Pittsburgh, was killed as a car driven by Miss Flor, 16, struck him and others were injured in varying conditions across area hospitals.

United Fresh Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Glen Stein Pittburoh Flor Husias Misa Kuntas

Robbers Bandit Bus Hold Up In Indiana Harbor

In Hammond Indiana two masked gunmen robbed an interstate bus of about $2000 between East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. They halted the bus, searched passengers for money and jewelry, and fled in a nearby parked car after the theft.

United Press Hammond Ind Chicago Indiana Harbor sAfter

Hoover Aware Dry Objections Against Roberts

President Hoover knew of possible dry objections to Owen J. Roberts before nominating him to the Supreme Court. Senate judiciary committee prepares subcommittee inquiry as anti saloon league and Methodist temperance groups signal Roberts not objectionable. Roberts denial of personal prohibition stance clarified by Senator Reed. Misses Margaret Mulderaites and Arlene Haight return home from Delitwood, Pa., after visiting the Mulderite family.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington Hoover Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia Roberts Supreme Court Capitol Senate Judiciary Committee Wrther Anti-Saloon League Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition Ropert Wi W Montgomery Reed Pennsylvania Wal

Pinchot to Close His Drive at Pittsburgh

United Press reports Gifford Pinchot will visit Pittsburgh to wind up his gubernatorial campaign with a speech May 19 in Pike County. The Pittsburgh stop signals Allegheny County as a key battleground as Pinchot plans meetings with western leaders and a radio address before a Saturday night rally. The effort aims to mobilize support ahead of the final speeches and close the campaign in western Pennsylvania.

United Press Pittsburgh Gifford Pinchot Pittsbiurgh Pike County Pinchot Pittsburg Allegheny County Tadio Pinchottor-govirnor

Senate Office Raids Cloaked in Mystery

Washington May 12 An intruder who enters senators offices reads intimate correspondence and leaves without talking. The raid on Senator Johnson Cal was the second after a Friday visit. Five offices have been rifled this week. Johnson’s secretary locked files before leaving Saturday. Sunday morning disheveled files remained. Police suspect targeted letters tied to pending legislation.

United Press Washington Senators Mary Baker Johnson Cal Mary A. Connor Miss Connor Capitol Police

Demonstration of Erie Voting Machine Set for Tuesday

Custodian Ellsworth of Erie will conduct a public demonstration of the automatic voting machine at the Municipal building. He will appear Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 and in the evening from 7 to 8 to explain operation and answer voters’ questions before the May primary.

Ellsworm Erie Ellsworth

French flier Mermoz begins Atlantic hop to Brazil

May 12 Saint Louis Senegal French aviator Jean Mermoz starts noon trans Atlantic flight to Natal Brazil aboard an Aeropostal seaplane carrying 308 pounds of mail. He travels with D Abry and radio operator Gintle, aiming for an 80 hour fuel reserve and 20 hour expected duration.

United Press Saint Louis Senegal Jean Mermoz Brazil South America South American Natal Mermoz Hevigator D'Abry Gintle Avatal Fernando Noronha Aeroostal Company Mertmar South Ameres

Hoover Returns After Weekend Fishing

President Hoover resumed work on Monday after a fishing trip to Rapid City. He faces a crowded agenda and key issues to address before Congress reconvenes.

Successor to Gandhi is Put Under Arrest

In Bombay on May 12, Abbas Tyabji Mohammedan successor to Mahatma Gandhi was arrested as he led 59 volunteers toward a salt depot at Tharasara. Sarojini Naidu, former Indian National Congress president, assumes leadership of the passive resistance campaign amid Tyabji’s detention. Police, three hundred strong, seized Tyabji and followers, jailing them by motor lorries.

Francis Low United Press Bombay Government of India Today Abbas ‘Tyabji Mohammedan Succesor Mohatma Gandhi Tyabji Tharasara

Weather Forecast Promises Rain But Dray Spell Persists

Cloudy skies failed to produce showers as steady rain was hoped for to end an unusual dry spell. Western Pennsylvania farmers reported little rain while a late forecast hinted at possible showers along Lake Erie this evening to revive fruit trees and early vegetables.

Couay Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Lake Erie

Three youths die in crash of plane at Santa Rosa

In Santa Rosa California on May 12 a plane piloted by Way Berry crashed after takeoff. Berry 25 and his brother Arnold 28 died, Robert Buith 18 was critically injured, and another youth was killed on the spot. The crash followed a Mothers Day plan, with the group traveling home when the aircraft went down near the airport.

Dy Ueemet Santa Rosa Calif Berry Smith Arnold Robert Buith Fey Azali

Tragedy at Sea Ends Mexican Aviator’s Buenos Aires Flight

Costa Rica report recounts Col Pablo Sidar and co pilot Lieut Carlos Rivaroza departing Cerro Loco on a 5000 mile nonstop attempt to Buenos Aires. Morelos crashed in a torrential storm off Puerto Limón five miles offshore. Sidar’s body recovered later. Rivaroza presumed in wreckage.

United Press San Jose Costa Rica Col Pablo, Sidar Cerro Loco Mexico Buenos Aires Sea of Puerto Limon Sidar Moreios Carlos Rivarosa Col. Sidar Puerto Limon Morelos Puerto San Jose Guatemala Saax Thang Jed Medala Lieut. Rivarosa

Mother's Day Observed Across City Churches

Mother's Day was observed in Corry with special services in nearly all churches. Pastors delivered sermons suited to the day and many paid tribute to mothers with flowers. The observance featured widespread wearing of red for the living and white in memory of the deceased.

Corry Mother

Grass Fire Burns Large Tract Near East Coloratius

A grass fire raged over a large tract along East Coloratius Avenue, threatening hillside property belonging to a local country club. Firefighters battled for hours Sunday morning before gaining control as flames extended across uneven terrain and menaced nearby holdings.

Coloratius Avenue Orderis Garry Comitry Club Taolug Galanius Evemue

Senate committee weighs London naval treaty amid Paris pact clash

By Lyle C. Wilson in Washington on May 14 the Senate foreign relations committee opened hearings on the London naval treaty as the Versailles pact and World Court project faced challenge. President Hoover urged ratification as peace, parity, and economic victory. Stimson and Adams to testify as open sessions begin. Ratification is conceded but reservations and timing remain unclear while committee weighs safeguards.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hoover Senate Stimson Borah Adams Ambassador Morrow Hale Senate Naval Afairs Adama

Three Die as Police Battle Bandit Gang

Chicago dispatch reports two robbers and a racketeer killed in a northside beer flat gun battle with police. Undercover officers ambushed the gang as they planned a hold up on racketeer Jacob Hayes. In the exchange, one officer killed a bandit while another was fatally wounded. Hayes was shot seven times as he attempted to flee.

Nttea Press Chicago State's Attorney's Office Jacok Hayes Yrove Hayes Bik Peng

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Military Court Texas Strong Wet Margaret Mulderiais Arlene Haight Delitwood Mulderidte South Atlantic Makenee Hie Rapidon Congress Gandhi India Tragedy Marks Pablo Sidar Senate Committee Nuno
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