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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1933
Page
1
Roosevelt Leaders Confer On Industry Revival Plan
President Roosevelt called a final conference with congressional leaders to map a vast public works program and a sales tax financed plan. Early attendees include Byans Rainey and Doughton as draft proposals frame wage, production, and antitrust considerations under federal planning aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt Tadicy
House
Byans
House Rainey
Doughton
Former Corry priest injured in fall at Erie
Monsignor Lawrence McBride, pastor of St. Ann's Bhie, fell while hurrying to administer last rites to a CO poisoning victim, fracturing three ribs. Former assistant pastor Patrick McBride, en route to Edward Trocha, 48, grocer, was overcome by fumes repairing a car in his garage. efforts by firemen with a respirator failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McBride
St. Ann's Church
Bhie
Pathey ‘McBrile
St. Thomas’ Church
Corry
Diroute
Edward ‘Trocta
Auburn Maine Fire Devours City Blocks
A blaze in Auburn Maine swept the city, destroying numerous homes and businesses. Firefighters from Portland Lewiston Augusta Waterville South Paris Rumford and nearby towns battled the flames as a westerly wind carried the fire from near Mill and Broad streets through the New Auburn section, with extensive damage and many structures left uninhabitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Hames
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Waterville
Paris
Rumford
Sfomani
Erly Okies
Aged couple slain and home set afire in Indiana
In Indiana county on May 15 coroner Tred W. 3 Glair announced a preliminary verdict of death by conflagration likely homicidal at the Wealthy of James Wilson, 78, and Hester Jane Allison, 76, whose charred bodies were found in their burning farm home. Sheriff A s Wilson led the hunt for a small two-seater roadster seen speeding away from the blaze as investigators arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indiana
Welling
Tred W. 3
Glair
Indiana County
Here
St. Clary
James 4
Wlison
Hester Jane Allison
A. S. Wilson
Ernest Torrence Stricken After Operation
United Press reports in New York May 15 that Ernest Torrence veteran character actor died at Lenox Hill Hospital from complications following an abdominal operation. He had been removed by stretcher to the hospital weeks ago as he prepared to board a ship for European vacation. Torrence was regarded as one of Hollywood's most versatile actors capable of playing the most malevolent villains. Continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Turner
Gov. Pinchot
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Republican State Organization
Tuier
General Assembly
Bureau of Mediation
Department of Labor and Industry
Alten
Sa Ga
Pinchot
Unites Press
York
Ernest ‘Torrence
Lenox Hill ‘Hospital
Hij
Torrence
Hollywood
Villians
Eigory
Tear Gas Bombs Used to Break Up Milk Strike
Milwaukee Wis May 15 farmers clashed with officials as a milk embargo sparked violence in East Troy Walworth county and Kenosha county with a milk caravan seized a truck dumped milk and tear gas deployed but winds scattered fumes. Governor Schniedeman ordered deputies to prevent further violence as 18 counties joined the strike list and others tightened protections on shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwauke
Wis
Wisconsin
Troy
Waukesha
Walworth County
Sherif George O' Brien
Kenosha County
Albert Schniedeman
Parachute Jumper Narrowly Escapes At Bald Eagle Field
Dick Cooper of Harrisburg narrowly escaped death during a parachute jump at Bald Eagle Airways field in Lock Haven on May 15. A strong gust tore his parachute to pieces and he struggled to open his emergency chute. Hundreds gathered to watch as he battled the malfunction, receiving only a bump on the chin from the rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lock Haven
Dick Cooper
Harrisburg
Bald Eagle Airways
Gay Cooper
Wages Boosted and Employment Increased in Pa
Wages paid rose five percent and factory employment rose one percent in Pennsylvania from March 15 to April 15, per a Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank report based on 785 plants and about 200000 workers. Net improvement contrasted with a drop of 18 percent in employment and 26 percent in wages from the prior year, with gains in metal and textile products and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Benngylvania
Operst Ig Schabres
Corry Legion to Form New Post in Wesleyville Ceremonies
Lieut Elmer Carrier Post American Legion of Corry will send a delegation Thursday night to Wesleyville for the formal instituting of a new post serving ex service men from Wesleyville Lawrence Park and Harborcreek District Commander Lloyd Stowe of Corry will participate The Corry post will be joined by the high school boys band for which uniforms were purchased War veterans from Erie will attend Wal Murray to be installed as commander with an initial sixty members and several veterans long prominent in Erie circles have joined the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carrier
American Legion
Wesley
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park
Harborcreek
Lloyd Stowe
Legion
Wal Murray
Erie
Erie Mother Ends Her Life in Despair Over Son
Lydia Pétii, 34, of Erie Pennsylvania, hanged herself at home after distress over her eight year old son Billy. Police report cites chronic illness as contributing factor in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Gan
Lydia Pétii
Grip
Billy
Iws
Britain ready to aid Versailles arms enforcement
London reports Britain stands prepared to join European nations in enforcing Versailles terms if Germany re arms. High authority disclosed today. The note signals a coordinated stance among allies on disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
London
Crear
Britain
Germany
Framed French Flier Sends Call for Help
Jean Mermoz, famed French flier attempting the Brazil to South Atlantic crossing, sent out a call for help from Dakar at 5 10 p m G M T 7. He left Natal Brazil at 42 55 a m today and wirelessed several hours later that he was making good progress in fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakar
Senegal
Africa
Jean Mermoz
South Atlantic
Brazil
Mermoz
Aeropostale
Natal
Bwazil
Let's Have a Square Deal Editorial
Editorial urges school board to adopt a square deal on next year budget. It notes possible three mill tax cut, real estate and per capita levies, and warns against deeper cuts or preserved staffing without tax relief. It cites Harrisburg input and warns of taxpayer strike if policies aren’t adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Atle
Mit
Dewey
Buardt
Taxpayers’ Union
Corny
Woman Suffers Broken Elbow In Auto Accident
Mrs. William McDowell of West Held N C was taken to Corry hospital with a fractured elbow after a Roosevelt highway crash east of the city. The fracture was reduced at the Jonal institution, and she later went home. She was a passenger in a car driven by Mrs. Ruby Cochran of Westfield, with reports placing the accident near Columbus or Conteaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDowell
West Held
N. C
Corry Hospital
Roosevelt Highway
McDowell
Jonal Institution
Ruby Cochran
Westfield
Columbus
Conteaut
Parks Opens Open Golf Championship Lead With 70
Sant Parks of Uniontown led the Pittsburgh qualifying round of the United States open golf championship with a 70 at Oakmont Golf Club marking six birdies and four pars after the first 18 holes. Morning scores included Delvenchio 79 Cass 79 Jdy 82 Reynolds 79 Bruno 86 Orcutt 85 Simpson 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Sant Parks
Uniontown Pro
Oaiemont
Parks
F. Delvenchio
Greensburg
Louis Cass
Kiski
Tony Jdy
Corry
James Reynolds
Hisiki
Prank Bruno
Nemucolin
Orcutt
Walter Simpson
Washington
Murphy Forgery Cases Postponed to September Term
Measville advices report two forgery cases against Paul Murphy of Titusville former principal of Titusville High School will go on to the September term of court District Attorney Stuart A Criverton will present the necessary motions for judgment within a day or two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measville
Paul Murphy
Titusville
Titusville High School
Stuart A. Crivertson
Pine Grove Annual Meeting Tonight at 7:30
Pine Grove Cemetery Assoc lim calls all dot owners and stockholders to attend the annual meeting this evening at 7 30 at the office of Alexander and Co. A quorum was not reached last week. Up to 20 directors may be elected and other business addressed. Lot owners should bring an additional stockholder or lot owner to ensure a quorum. Meeting to be called to order promptly at 7 20 and, with adequate attendance, should be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Pine Grove Cemetery
Assoc Lim
Alexander and Co
Sfot
Japan to Hold Present Gains in China Proper
May 16 United States legation urges evacuation of the American school at Tungehow. Six American families and 880 American students with 600 Chinese Christian children are enrolled. Minister Johnson orders a list of American property and missionary personnel in North China. Japan says forces will hold 750 square miles of Chinese territory within the Great Wall as outstanding issues are settled. American officials fear the front may push toward Peiping and Tianjin as hostilities widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Phiping
United States Legation
American Board of Missions Today
Tungehow
Nfted
Nelson T Fohnson
Legation
North
China
Ysl
Johnson
Nippon Troupa
Great Wall
Peiping
Tiéntsin
Asietican
Bishop Cannon Must Stand Trial Held by Court of Appeals
Washington May 18 The court of appeals held that Bishop Jamies Cannon Jr must stand trial on charges of violation of the corrupt practices act relating to activity during the 1928 presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dit |Het Court of Appeals
Het Ted
Iba
Jamies Cannon, Jr
European leaders seek cautious path amid disarmament and debts
In Paris Norman H. Davis pressed Boncour for a temperate approach to blood and iron in Hitler's policy as Reichstag convenes. Von Papen warned Germany cannot be robbed of vital rights, while Britain and Nordic trade deals shape the scene. Public opinion reacts to Hitlerism and anti Semitism with protests and diplomatic caution ahead of Wednesday’s Reichstag session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Paris
Joseph Paul Boncour
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Germany
French Chamber of Deputies
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Svonontic Pene
Britain
Alfred Ronenberg
Berlin
United States
American League For Te
Bruvany Receives Four Months In Erie County Jail
Bruvany of East Wayne Street was sentenced to four months in Erie County Jail for involvement in the theft of more than twenty bed sheets and numerous pillow cases from a camp car of the Erie Railroad in the east end yards. He was convicted in county court of receiving stolen goods after a prior confession dispute and claims of coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruvasy
Wayne Street
Erie
Calinty
Erie Railroad
First Ward
W. E. Hirt
Brivany
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Roosevelt
Pinchot Dehief
Republican
Mons
Maine
Ernest Torrence
Movie Fame
Corry Legion
Legionnaires
Institution OF New Post
Bulletins
New York
Charles &. Mitchell
Mie Na
City Baok
Pistone
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Falis
Elliott
Rocsevelt
Rainey
Harold Louderback
San Francis 100
Senate
Dsy
Interstate Com- Bee Commission
Hull
Hinstad
Joy
George Orcutt
Murphy
Pine Grove
Japan
Cannon
France
Sweden
Bruvany
Erie CO
East Wayne Street
Hirt
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