02 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment lists various numbers, street references, and terse notes about rooms, flats, and utilities. It reads like scattered rental and lodging details with inconsistent punctuation and incomplete addresses, offering minimal coherent context or clear actions.
Dr. Hugo Eckener outlined plans to build two enormous dirigibles surpassing the Graf Zeppelin in size speed and strength for trans Atlantic service. He named Berlin as a hangar site and suggested the Rhine Valley Baden as a central Atlantic airport location.
The city’s young people plan a union service Sunday at 6:30 pm at the Junior High School. Rev. Frank Wimner of First Methodist will speak on youth work. All youths are urged to attend to support future joint religious and social activities.
Three cars owned by Harold Loveland a Mr Button of First Avenue and a Mr Blass R 0 4 were involved in an afternoon crash near the Ford garage on Center Street. Damage was slight and no injuries reported.
Police faced about 1,000 striking workers in Sydney as riots erupted. Gunfire wounded three men, one seriously, as officers clashed with labor crowds in the streets.
A compact radio listing notes programs on WEAT Network at 8:20 EST featuring Address, Herbert Hoover in St Louis, WRAP Network at 10 EST with Address Alfred H. Smith in Brooklyn, WOR Network at 10 EST presenting Sampson and Delilah, WOR at 6 EST with Ten Story Hour, and WOR Schenectady at 12:20 ten on Electricity Hour.
United Press report from Louisville covers Herbert Hoover addressing Kentucky Republicans as rain forces him indoors. He pledges prosperity continuity, cites Republican gains under his administration, and notes that the election will steer national thought and welfare for years. The crowds cheer as Hoover speaks from Jefferson County courthouse steps and then moves to an armory.
Miss Fried Krank a 29 year old Sunday school teacher died in Lake Bluff hospital after severe burns found in City Hall basement. Last words increased the case's mystery as she whispered I wonder if they did it and I wonder why they did it. She claimed she did not harm herself.
Joseph Seifert, 76, of 432 East 9th Street died at St Vincent's Hospital two hours after a car crash two miles south of Kenrsaze on the Bolnboro road Thursday night. J Hohman of 882 Parade Street and Mrs Mary Cordon of 532 Farade Street were in the car. she suffered minor injuries and was discharged after treatment.
The Ridgway Dispatch reports the transfer of assets from Ridgway Light and Heat Co to Ridgway Natural Gas Co, a National Wild Gas Co subsidiary, with National Fuel Gas Co also taking over St Marys Natural Gas Co. Regulatory approval is sought from the Public Service Commission. The deal involves several million dollars and stock exchanges, affecting buildings and operations across Evie, Oil City, Bradford, Warren, Meadville, Sharon, DuBois, Franklin, Clarion, Corry, Brookville, Reynoldsville, Mercer and surrounding regions.
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter D A R met at Mrs A Ella King's Thureasy afternoon with twenty two members present. Guests included Mrs Carlton King Mrs Dent Mrs Boyd from Charleston West Virginia and Mrs Abbott from Malta Pa. Mrs Adrian W McCoy of Meadville Pa discussed the Kellogg Treaty and peace aims. The Miele Clef Singers led by Mrs Johnson performed songs including Sing Me to Sleep and Moonlight and Roses. After the meeting hosts served sandwiches and refreshments.
Boston dispatch reports nationwide concern over election irregularities as voters mobilize for the upcoming election amid intense Hoover Smith competition. Officials expect increased registration and turnout, with poll watchers and precinct staff preparing to prevent fraud and ensure orderly voting across states.
Dr Frederick J Manning, Taft son in law and Swarthmore history professor, backs Governor Alfred J Stith at a Swarthmore rally. He criticizes Herbert Hoover and praises Smith for his ability to gain cooperation among rivals in major state affairs.
Dr William Stanley and wife resume practice at Ames Drug Store area in Corry moving in equipment today. The couple had been working from Warren for the past year and will continue to operate in Jamestown area as they reestablish here. Also reported, a brakeman Herman Levan was fatally injured after being struck by a freight train near Reading.
Clarence Ter buns, the Graf Zeppelin’s youthful stowaway, drew crowds as he wandered Berlin seeking clothes and greeting the nation over radio. He thanked locals for the reception on his arrival, becoming an overnight celebrity as the first stowaway of an airship amid a flood of wireless job offers.
A severe storm sweeping the western states continues to push east with heavy snow and near zero temperatures in the mountains. The system disrupted air mail service, blocked highways, and caused delays across Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and neighboring areas as forecasts warned of lingering winter conditions into the weekend.
Acting Postmaster General Glover announced removal of Robert Stickler postmaster and his sister in law Mrs. Bessie Burns Stickler assistant postmaster at Larisford Pennsylvan ia. They were found guilty of conspiring to violate postal laws and regulations.
Hundreds of thousands line streets to hail Governor Smith calling him President Al as he tours Broad Street to Fifth Avenue. Crowds jam sidewalks, shower tape, sing, and clash with anti Smith protesters while police escort. Smith waves from a car topped with a folded hood, flanked by band and mounted units.
The W F W Memorial Fund drive in the city continues at the Lenio W Thompson Post with donations listed from local individuals and firms. Donors include L Wo OMeani Mh and Mrs. Glen Spraeve, Lukkan Brothers 4H, Forbes Spaulding, Flanmond Elevator Co, and Pennsylvania Electric Co, contributing varied amounts as the effort to purchase and erect a marble monument proceeds.
Owen Reed Lovejoy, New York Children's Aid Society secretary and prominent sociologist, backs Governor Smith over Herbert Hoover, accusing the current administration of graft and inefficiency under Prohibition. He cites Smith’s stance on church state separation, social welfare efforts, and potential to ease economic and agricultural distress, while criticizing Republican tactics and past eight years of rule.
By Carl D Groat Washington Nov 2 The Republican national committee privately reduced its electoral vote estimate for Hoover to a minimum of 268 while party leaders speculated the Smith total might reach 288. Democratic Chairman James M. Cox said Smith would win about 288 votes, with plans to maximize support in key states. The discussion noted possible coalitions in Southern and border states and warned both campaigns remained fiercely contested as election day neared.
Herbert Hoover travels by special train through Ohio en route to California as thousands line drenched streets in East Norwood and Cincinnati for a brisk greeting. Crowds cheer Hoover on a rainy morning, with workers among the onlookers, while similar scenes unfold in Cumberland as he appeals for continued Republican strength ahead of the western trek.
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