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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1931

Page

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Man Kills State Police Officer In Maryland Barricade

A demented man opened fire during a barricade near the Fulton Bell for d line in Maryland. State trooper Tris McCarthy, 43, was fatally shot. another officer and two more were wounded as authorities tried to take 31 year old Lodge into custody. Lodge, 200 pounds, had threatened neighbors and shown sprees. his wife requested confinement in a state institution.

United Press Sconnelleburg Marshall’ Godge Ifisane Hai SiGeald Knled Levgt Trischy @ McCarthy Pennsylvania Russell K. Knies Jenk Lodge Young Lodge Glen Younker McConnellsburg Lodge McCarthy Khief

Sunday Baseball Bill Passed by House in 105 to 99 Vote

Pennsylvania House approved Denning Sunday baseball local option by 105 to 90, sending it to the Senate. Advocates claimed momentum after securing six more votes, while opponents warned a constitutional hurdle may prevent a 105 threshold. Adjournment set for May 28. session also moved to advance appropriations and election code measures.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania House of Representatives Senate General Assembly Pennsylvania Blue Isw House Appropriations Committee

Summer school classes set to open June 22

Mosday June 22 marks the start of summer school with Blinden, senior high faculty mentor, in charge for the special classes. Board of Education details salaries to be set later due to reduced appropriations. Minutes from the previous meeting approved, and other routine items reviewed including trespass action, April treasurer reports, and tax collections.

Mosday Blinden Board of Billication Shafois Ellis Ham Te Board Ais J. W. Lambing Geiger Westley Clyde H. Spitler Spivieytins Elaw Staf Tr. Hi. A. Cilis Dr. Curtis Dg. Riker

May Use Roadbed for Motor Highway Plan Considered

Pittsburgh May 12 County commissioners ordered an engine survey of the Pittsburgh, McKeady and Butler Railway roadbed to study converting the line into a motor highway. Officials noted the railway company has pursued a relocation and the route is under review for potential conversion.

Pittsburgh Pittenrighy Marx and Butler Railway Company Inter Motor Milway Company Butler

Capt Hawks Breaks Another Record In London Berlin Flight

Berlin May 12 Captain Frank M Hawks American speed pilot broke the London to Berlin record by over an hour arriving Templehof after a two hour and 95 minute fight. Official time later set at two hours and 87 minutes averaging 204 mph, compared with Neville Stack's four and a half hours. Hawks said he encountered fog flying over the English channel and planned to go to Stockholm Wednesday for the Swedish aeronautic exposition.

United Fives Berlin Frank M. Hawks London Templehof Neville Stack Hawies Stockholm

Same Directors Reelectrd by Cemetery Assn Meeting

Pine Grove Cemetery Association held its annual meeting with about twenty attendees. Directors were reelected and officers unchanged. reports showed invested funds at 34331.09, year receipts 4584.50, maintenance and improvements 6138.9, current reserve 1089.17, and planned projects including a tool house entrance and sidewalk work. W A Marsh named president. officers include C L Alexander manager and J J Burlingame secretary.

Pine Grove Cemetery Association Msnager Alexander Iater J. J. Burlingame Association Bola Te Association Columbus Avenue W. A. Marsh D. Warren DeRosay C. L. Alexander Burlingame D. E. Lech Sexton Charles Patterson Bentley G. G. Barker Arthur Colegrove

Anti-Vice Crusader 18 Slain in Office in Seymour

Seymour Connecticut May 12 Raymond J. Gilyard first selectman and anticrime crusader was shot and killed today in his office police believe Segre gangsters singled him out in revenge for sending associates to prison the killing follows his years of anti vice and anti liquor campaigns

Reese Seymour Raymond J. Gilyard First Selectman Belive Segre

Aimee McPherson Flies Home From Europe

Aimee Semple McPherson, famed California evangelist, returned to the United States on May 12 in Jersey City. She brought a partially finished allegorical play manuscript based on biblical incidents and noted she weighs 30 pounds less than at the trip’s start. Accompanying her were William Smith, her new son in law from Tenafly, Roberta Bradely Semple’s husband, CW. Wat ken Jr. of Kansas City, and Mrs McPherson’s music director.

Jersey City N. J Aimee Semple McPherson California United States Garfield William Smith Tenafly

Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight

Radio listings show WABC CBS networks airing Grime Club at 5 p.m. and Whiteman's Orchestra at 7 p.m. NEC and WEAF networks present Guz and Van trio at 6:15 p.m. and a symphony concert at 8:30 p.m. H R Rolfe leads an orchestra on NBG network at 8 p.m.

WABC CBS Wiz NEC Guz Van WJZ Whiteman WEAF NBG H. R. Rolfe

Fair Rate Board Shelved as Pinchot Defends Plan

Harrisburg Pa Governor Pinchot defended a fair rate board proposal to replace the state public service commission and criticized utility interests during a Senate Judiciary General Committee hearing. The committee postponed action on the bills indefinitely, effectively shelving them for the rest of the session. Pinchot said his campaign against high utility rates exposed the invisible government.

United Press Harrisburg Pinchot State Public Service Commission Senate Judiciary General Committee Judiciary General Committee Aiempers Pinghot

Fire razes two shops in Tionesta. flames threaten main business

Tionesta Pa May 12 Fire destroyed a barber shop and an automobile repair shop and menaced the main business district. Firemen from Tidioute and Oil City controlled the blaze after it spread to a barn building and meat market. Damage was about 5000 dollars. The shops were in the Pitzgawld building.

Eres Mionesta Hetors

Pole accident injures Pennsylvanian railroad worker

George Dine of South Center, a signal maintainer on the Buffalo division, was seriously injured when a telegraph pole fell near Emilent on Wednesday. He suffered a broken back and was moved to an Erie hospital. doctors at noon expressed cautious optimism for recovery barring complications. Local details remain scarce.

George Dine South Center Buffalo Pennsylvant Emilent Dine Erie Alexander and Co

Police Extend Traffic Crusade Against Light Violators

Police authorities extended their traffic crusade against offenders operating cars with one headlight and no taillights. Several arrests were made and officers announced the drive will continue, with violations of lights and stop street provisions to be enforced and fines issued.

Alan

Night watchman scalded at Sayre creamery accident

A night watchman at the Corry Gressmery Company creamery was severely burned last night while aiding boiler repairs at the air Linke Sayre plant. Wounds on the right arm cause intense pain. he will remain at home on Franklin Street for several days.

Corry Gressmery Company Air Linke Sayre Shyré Franklin Street

Appropriation Bills Return to House Calendar in Harrisburg

Harrisburg May 12 Appropriation bills reappeared on the House calendar after the assembly adopted a report setting May 28 as the adjournment deadline. Additional measures, including omnibus appropriations for state hospitals and maintenance costs, are due from House and Senate committees within days. The package totals about 10.78 million dollars for state department construction and improvements, with Welfare receiving the largest shares for various institutions. Major allocations include 2.98 million for state feeble minded facilities, 3.35 million for insane asylums, and funds for mental and correctional institutions, hospitals, normal schools, and several universities and boards.

United Press Harrisburg House Assembly Senate Department of Property and Supplies Department of Welfare Graater Quareston Selinsgrove Penhiestona Allentown Danville Paleviews Petal and Correction Huntingdon Morginza Pittsburgh Muncy Lake Erie and Ohio River Penal Board Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Department of Agriculture Falle Clinic Pixmont Hospital

Jury Selected to Try Indiana Youth for Murder

Valparaiso Indiana May 13 A jury of 12 men eight of their fathers was sworn for Virgil Kirkland 20 Gary football player to face first degree murder charges in the death of his sweetheart Arlene Drives 18 during a party last November

United Press

Hoover extends drought relief loans to 380000 people

Washington May 12 The government completed work on drought relief loans using 47 100 000 of the 67 000 000 provided by Congress. President Hoover announced loans have been issued to 380 000 persons and...

United Press Washington Guyernment Congress Hoover

Burned Churches and Convents Hit Spanish Cities

United Press reports mob violence in Madrid Seville Cadiz Alicante Malaga and Granada targeting Catholic churches convents and orders. Priests monks and nuns evacuated as fires damaged eight Madrid buildings and other structures across the country during early incidents amid martial law and police efforts.

William H. Lander United Press Unite Press Madrid Guillen Seville Publi Désuit Tecaps Granada Gazetta del Sol Waticia -Granulino Malaga Fme Alicante Tree Ave Maria Barcelona Eranquil

Corry 1921 School Tax Deficit Spurs Budget Review

Corry's 1921 school tax assessment remains 4b fifteen mills with a $1 per capita levy as the Board of Education spends over three hours reworking the budget. Revenue shrinkage from lower valuation and higher exonerations compels no levy cuts. the total budget is set at $143,845 with a $1,960 deficit carried as the minimum to operate next term.

Corry Board of Education Schdal Miers Sealien Monroe Monroé Property Committee Anance Committee Mic Monroe Yeni Ayas D. A. Hillstrom

Guard jail after attempted escape in Greensburg

State police guard the Westmoreland county jail in Greensburg after the sound of saws prompted a security alert. Three inmates linked to the McGeevey case were moved to another section last week while two escapees from Pittsburgh were recaptured.

Greensburg Westmoreland County James M. Keating Keating Satesst Frank McGeevey Irwin-MicKeesport

King of Siam shows further recovery after cataract surgery

King Prajadhipok of Siam remains in a darkened room yet improves swiftly after an operation to remove a cataract from his left eye. He spent a restful night and showed no pain, with Queen Rambai Barni in attendance and reporting the king in cheerful spirits. Bank closes doors in Scranton as Miners and Mechanics Savings Bank at Carbondale shuts after opening. State Banking Department takes control per president James Paul statement.

Anneo Purchase N. Y King Prajadhipok Siam Rambai Barni Scranton Miners and Mechanics Gavings Bank Carbondala Here James Paul State Banklog Department

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Spain Demented Denning Clyde Spitler Capt. Hawks Aimee Mpherson Europe Fair Rate Board Tionesta South ‘Center’ Street Emlenton Erie Hospital Indiana Cutin Revenue Check King OF
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