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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1931

Page

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Unidentified man found in Allegheny River near Kinzua

The body of a man about 55 was recovered from the Allegheny River near Kinzua after being sighted by Corry residents. Police and the coroner opened an investigation to determine identity and cause of death, suspecting a possible tramp.

Corry Sunday Inn College Kinzua Tite Bureh M. Gordon Erle B. J. Stouch B. Lowreynd Warren County Neutlty Poddy Warren Allegheny River West Hemlock H. H. Jefferson W. B. Ite Aoly M. V. Bell H Tramp Determ Ming Caine

Wade guilty of second degree murder in railroad officer case

George W. Wade a Meadville area Black man was found guilty in Crawford County Court of the murder of Erie Railroad police Capt W Holt. Wade was sentenced to eight to fifteen years in the Western penitentiary. He claimed self defense saying Holt fired first. The trial occurred in Meadville with Judge Clare Kent presiding. Ben Sisler of Titusville was given two years for selling liquor to minors.

George W. Wade Meadville Crawford County Capt. W. Holt Erie Railroad Penitenasia Dhidge Clare Kent Wade Corry Holt Cochranton Ben Sisler Titusville Allegheny County Worldhouse

Senior student ends life in classroom in Memphis event

Memphis, Tenn May 25 Mitchell 19 Southwestern College senior shot himself in an empty classroom adjoining the area where students held morning prayer. He was the youngest in the June graduating class and known as a poet. Suicide unexplained.

Memphis Tenn Wa Mitchell Southwestern College Mitchell

Delicate Operation Saves Life of Woman

In Gallipolis Ohio at Holzer hospital surgeons performed a rare blood transfusion on Mrs L A Wright wife of a river steamboat captain after severe abdominal hemorrhages left her dying Two quarts of blood were collected filtered and reinjected boosting her blood count from about 20 percent to normal She regained consciousness and was reported to be improving though the operation has been done only BS times in the United States.

United Press Gallipolis Ohio Holzer Hospital L.A. Wright Wright United States

Steel and Motors on Toboggan New York May 25

United States Steel Common stock steadied after a sharp drop as the overall market closed with losses. The session saw steady liquidation with meager support and rails hardest hit. Western Union traded at its lowest level since 1920 amid broad declines and new lows for several steel and industrials.

United Press New York United States Steel Baturray Parle & Shade Western Union

Riots Mark New Prison Break at Illinois State Farm

Ey United Press reports in Vandalia Illinois four men were shot and a dozen injured as riots erupted at a state penal farm. Guards with bayonets surrounded barbed wire as inmates set dormitories ablaze in a bid to escape. Officials say the uprising stemmed from escape plans by four prisoners, with 600 inmates under heightened guard after the clash.

Ey United Press Vandalia Ill Iais National State Farm C. J. Metigerwold Alia Diac

Path Seen Clear for Walker to Commission

SMARRISBURG May 25 Observers at the Capitol say Governor Pinchot has removed obstacles to Senate confirmation of Samuel Walker Buller as public service commissioner. The administration will let the matter slide and is not expected to oppose Walker's confirmation. Benn’s resignation had raised expectations he would be replaced with Walker for a new ten year term. Pinchot indicated appointments need not await the session end. Harold Evans, counsel to the House Utility Investigating Committee, surfaced as a likely Benn successor. Hyans was named to fill a vacancy during Pinchot's prior administration.

United Press Smarrisburg Pinchot Samuel Walker Buller Public Service Walker Capitol Senate James S. Benn Fisher Dust Tuly Benn Sylvester B. Sadler State Supreme Court Harold Evans House Pinghot Hyans

Tragic San Francisco mother surrenders after deadly child abduction

Bernice Sanders, 30, surrendered to police after her two children were found chloroformed and fatally harmed behind a small lunch room in San Francisco on May 25. A note left by Sanders read I hate to do this I refuse couldn't let the children have the hard life I nevered.

San Brancisco Bernice Sanders Hullies

Bankers Deny Any Effort To Reduce Wages

New York bankers deny any plan to cut wages and reject claims of a conspiracy to force wage reductions. The Guaranty Survey notes that while some bankers express personal opinions, they do not represent the banking industry or a coordinated effort.

New York Bank United Press NEW York Guaranty Survey Guaranty Trust Comany of Olinena Buginesa den

Three Killed in Crossings Wreck Near Sharon

Thirteen people died or were seriously injured in a spate of Western Pennsylvania auto accidents over the weekend. Blairsville Sharon Alloona Pittsburg figures and names appear in a Unit eld Press survey with victims from Witmerding, Pa. A Ford van swerved on a steep hill near Sharon, colliding with a truck driven by Howard Barber of Minerva, O. and Henry Porter of Carrollton, O. passengers from Witmerding, Pa. were killed or injured.

Unitéa Press Pennsylvania Uniteld Press Blairsville Sharon Alloona Pittsburgh William Witmerding Howard Bayber Minerva Birber Henry Porter Carrolton Wick Stefan Anna Zecka

Army Air Armada Parades Over Boston in Mock Invasion

In a mythic display near Old Harbor Dorchester Bay a mass air drill unfolded as 39 planes led by 994 others formed a extensive sky parade above Boston. Crowds along preshoreline watched some one million spectators observe as ships and air units simulated a foreign invasion across New England, drawing high civic and military officials to witness the spectacle.

Henry Minott United Press Boston Uncle Sam Old Harbor Dorchester Bay Otler New England Massachusetts Mains Vermont New Hampshire Army Navy Bate

Prison term for parole violation in Atlanta case

Robert J. Luckman of Erie was sentenced to one year and a day in a federal penitentiary by Judge B. B. Schoonmaker for a payroll violation connected to the Angele club. He had been paroled last September 17 and was arrested on another prohibition charge in connection with the club.

West Ridge plans to extend bus system

Harrisburg May 25 Approval of routes through Pennsylvania for thirteen interstate bus routes is asked of the Public Service Commission in an application filed today by the West Ridge Transportation Company of Girard. Routes include Ashurbula to Buffalo via Erie and Westfield and Warren to Ashtabula via Erie and Girard.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Public Service Commission West Ridge Transportation Company Girard Ashurbula Buffalo Erie Westfield Asatamid Franklin Union City Jamestown N. Y Mercer Westield Mendyne Wattebugg Clymer N.Y. Rie Corry Damiestown Corky Waren Russell

Pay Tribute To Fallen Heroes At St Thomas Church

Largely attended by veterans and Gold Star Mothers, a solemn high mass honored fallen war heroes at St Thomas church. Representatives from Grand Army of the Republic and multiple military organizations filled the front pews as Rev Father Graves and Rev Father Mandon led readings, sermon, prayers, and patriotic songs, ending with a salute to the flag and a marching finale.

St. Thomas Church Wes Fenise Grand Army of the Republic Oliver Caster Jason Smith Byron Davids Richard Margin Gold Star Eugene Miller H. Mulligan Charles Foster A. Chapman William Houghton Bertha—Aljel Veterans of Foreign Wars V. F. W- Auxiliary American Legion Legion Auxiliary Francs J. Graves St. Thomas J. Mandon F. M. O'Gonnell Father Graven Father Mandon SS. R Redemptorist Order of Missionaries Brooklyn North East Fred Paul Quinnick Archie Thompson Audis Erice America St Attenton Ehoir Leo G.cook Corry Vocalian Mas B. Dempsey

Powder Plant Explosion Shakes Louisiana Town

A dynamite mixing plant blast at Hercules Powder Company in Bmssemer, Louisiana, wrecked the building and rattled surrounding territory. Company workers fled the scene and officials reported injuries, amid early estimates of casualties.

United Press

Poppy Sale Rescheduled Friday After Weather Interruption

The Buddy Poppy drive is moved to Friday May 29 to complete the local YWCA war veterans campaign, following poor weather that reduced Saturday proceeds. No soliciting in stores this week. volunteers will resume street solicitation to boost receipts.

Hng Disabled War Veterans Unit

Air mail pilot dies on Mt Nittany in old route history

James D Cleveland 26, an air mail pilot on the New York to Cleveland route, crashed near Nittany Mountain while avoiding weather. His plane struck shrubs and boulders near Bellefonte airport and burned. authorities say he likely died from injuries before the fire. All mail aboard was destroyed. he was the 12th pilot to perish on this route since 1919.

New York Cleveland United Press Sellefonte James D Jimmy New York-Cleveland Air Ankit Nittany Mountain Mt. Nittany Bellefonte Lamboron Charles H. ‘Ames Ames

Bomb explodes at Braddock Bowl amid boxing show

Police report an early morning bomb blast damaged Braddock Bowl office building causing a small fire. Authorities found two more bombs and five gallon oil cans nearby while a boxing bout between Tommy Freesman and Jack Buck McTier is set for the same location tonight.

United Press Braddock Braddock Bowl Atdms Tommy Freesman Jack Buck) McTierquay Swissvile

Township Road Bill Expected to Pass Senate

Harrisburg May 25 United Press staff correspondent reports the Pennsylvania legislature in 1831 faces a tangle of reapportionment election laws state finances and utility issues as it enters a last week. The Senate supports a 20000 mile township road plan with amendments to remove the prayistan he would exempt the state from financial responsibility. House actions target apportionment election code utility bills and taxes as adjournment nears with conference committees to resolve differences on several key measures.

Ay Thomas E. Williams United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Legislature Today Heffran Moores Howell Senate Leadens House General Assembly Pinchot Public -Service Commission Pennyslvania Howell Bil McClure Hovice Williams

Japan Rail Workers Strike Threatens Imperial Lines

A fragmented report notes 30 000 Japanese rail workers threatening action in Tokyo and London linked to railway disruptions. The piece mentions an Exchange telegraph dispatch and indicates potential impact on Imperial Japanese railways amid labor unrest.

United Press London Elekriphc Polin Lee Hay Japan Imperial Japanese Rails

Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments

Radio listings note the NBC and CBS networks presenting five top entertainments. WABO CBS network program Roy Atwall on WIZ NBC network airs at 5 a.m. The item outlines schedule slots and host names for the morning lineup.

NBC Network Mormon Shot Wabo CBS Network Roy Atwall WIZ

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