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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
1
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Harrisburg reports Democratic state chairman Watten Van Dyke warned of vote theft ahead of election day. He urged party workers to monitor for violations and report any incidents to the U.S. House committee on campaign expenditures.
In Fairmont West Virginia on Halloween night two cars carrying revelers plunged into streams. Victims include Miss Opal Tracy 22 Webster Springs and Haskell Thompson 22 Pairont along with Miss Dorothy Masters 17 Mannington. Several others injured and treated at Fairmont Hospital. authorities report a neck injury to Miss Masters after her car left the road near Tee's Rocks.
Scotland Yard raided the Wifey headquarters of England's hunger marchers arresting organizers as police moved to curb disorders during a tense march on Parliament. W. A. L. Hannington faced Bow Street court on mutiny charges while another leader was detained for distributing seditious literature. Eight plainclothes officers led the raid.
Quatesville report says Mrs Daniel Kushner 35 of Honeybrook Chester County died after accidentally discharging a shotgun she was cleaning during the small game season opener. She left three children.
New York November 1. Brazilian coffee promotion aims to boost US consumption with a $1,000,000 campaign. Principal methods include newspaper advertising. Announcement made jointly by Frank Russell, chairman, and Sebastian Sampale, Brazilian consul general and US representative to the national coffee council of Brazil.
In Homestead Pennsylvania a wooden hotel building collapsed during salvage work. Peter Ratkiewicz aged 96 his son Adam 28 and August Brazinski all residents of Homestead died. Fifteen men were present when the second floor gave way. Several others were injured but survived.
Philadelphia November 1 The long awaited consolidation of the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroads between Philadelphia and southern New Jersey shows signs of being realized. A merger agreement announced at Atlantic City by W W Atterbury and Charles H Ewing calls for direct service from the 16th Street suburban station through a subway under Arch Street. The plan funds 6 500 000 dollars, aims for start about January 1 and completion within a year, contingent on approvals from utilities and interstate commerce commissions and a Delaware River bridge span sale agreement.
Harrisburg November 1 governor Pinchot announced that among 243 Pennsylvania legislative candidates who replied to his questionnaire about utility regulation 20a about two thirds expressed support. The responses cover about half of the 25 senate seats and 208 house seats. Of 216 replies from House candidates 25 reserved against the program 16 neutral and 175 supporting the program.
President Hoover ends a 40 hour tour with Madison Square Garden rally and warns that opponents seek revolutionary changes to the American system. He defends tariffs and the four decade buildup of national policies, urging voters to consider core economic and governmental foundations.
A November wind storm swept cottages from their foundations along Brosd Channel and endangered five residents until police rescued the Al Pierce family and three children from a wrecked Jamaica Bay home. Unoccupied cottages were demolished, injuries reported nearby, and lines for telephone and electricity were down.
A Corry appeal urges residents to donate to relieve extraordinary local hardship. Officials note state and county aid is welcome but insufficient, calling for monthly gifts and volunteering to ease suffering in the home community.
Rev. Penny T Haines new Methodist pastor spoke to Rosary Club members at Hotel Cotry about The Bible and Science. He argued scientific disagreements with the Bible are theories not facts, citing examples to show science aligns with scripture. reception was favorable among attendees.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved seven loans for self liquidating urban renewal projects. The Bronx Hillside Housing Corp. leads with 8.96 million for 1941 Working families units in the Empire State Building area. Other loans fund Catskill Hudson bridge water systems in Kentucky Ohio New York Virginia and more. The Bronx project will create elevator and walk up apartments with three to six rooms and the RC will buy 3.96 million in bonds to support the housing effort.
F. J. Belin of Pennsylvania is appointed ambassador to Poland after a career in the diplomatic service including posts in Peking Istanbul and Paris. The announcement, confirmed by United Press, follows the resignation of John N. Willys, a Toledo automobile manufacturer. Belin has served over 1 years in diplomacy.
Nevada faced a two week banking holiday proclaimed by Lieut. Gov Morley Griswold as 12 of 85 banks remained closed. The Wingfield Banks with over 17 million in deposits led by George Wingfield were among those shuttered prompting calls for Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid and raising concerns for livestock and merchantry amid monetary strain.
Fire at the Central Forging Company plant in Catawissa near Berwick Pa. causes about 100000 dollars in damage. Sixty workers lost their jobs as flames were confined to the mill with valuable machinery damaged. Fred Long, owner, planned to survey the damage the next day.
Governor Roosevelt spoke to about 15,000 Democrats in Boston and planned visits to Providence Woonsocket and other towns in southern New England. He attacked the Hoover administration for fear tactics and outlined a three point plan to relieve unemployment while defending his policies for the forgotten man.
Fire at the two story Edward Lik building in Hooversville Johnstown area destroys the structure and damages adjacent properties. Fifteen people from four apartments evacuate as total property damage reaches about 25000 dollars. First floor housed Clarence Dull's men’s store. second floor occupied by Ward Lohr William Murphy and Cri Rodgers families. A dry goods store and passage suffer minor damage. No insurance due to expired policy.
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