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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
1
Arrested For 1928 Crawford Slaying
Linveville man Ray Wallace, indicted in 1928 for murdering his wife near Meadville, was arrested in St Louis and surrendered to Crawford County authorities. He had fatally wounded his estranged wife as she returned from her mother's home, with a companion present. Wallace waived extradition and will be returned to Crawford County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wallace
St! Louis
Meadville
Mieadville
Linéaville
Todiy
Crawford Emuth O
St. Louis
Wallace
Crawford County Grand
Matilda Jack
Livesvillé
Frank Gathmann
Greenville
Youngtet
R. O. Metntosa
J. L. Cornwell
Crawford
Pice
Louis
Menville
Fou
Armistice Day Plans Highlight Local Observance
Progress on Armistice Day programs as Britty city businesses close at noon November 11. Committees of the American Legion sponsor the event with schools, band uniforms in new regalia, and a football contest pairing Union and Corry High teams on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Wileh Live
Corry High
Eridiron
Two Killed as Car Crashes into Truck
Two men died in a Lancaster crash when a car collided with a truck at night. The driver and another passenger were identified as residents from Red Bank and Kinzer. Deputy Coroner Hershey said Richter was killed in the collision while the car struck the truck driven by Richard Groff of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lancaster
Rane Ory
Red Bank
William Groff
S¢ Kinzer
Richiard Groff
Hershey
Murphy charged with tampering of mails at Titusville
Paul J. Murphy, former principal of Titusville High School, is charged with violations of United States postal laws after an affidavit sworn by postal inspector A. Callahan in Meadville. A warrant was issued and will be served soon. The case centers on alleged tampering with loose mail and theft of first class letters, including funds, from the Titusville post office bound for the Second National Bank of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oten
Paul J. Murphy
Titusville High School
Murphy
United States
Meadville
A. Callahan
Arden D. Mook
Titusville
Mook
United States Attorney At
Pittsburgh
Yabal
Glassford Attacks Hoover on Bonus Army Eviction
Former Police Chief Pelham C. Glassford accuses the Hoover administration of using bayonet force to clear the bonus marchers from Washington. He claims MacArthur and others plotted to break the protest, describes hunger and shelter needs, and cites a secret letter about emergency National Guard use. The disclosure followed meetings at the White House with DC commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphta
Pelham D. Glassford
Washington Administration
Washington
Hoover
Orde
Glassford
MacArthur
Breil
Peninsylvania Avenue
Blassford
Bonus Army
Pelham C. Glassford
District of Columbia Commissioners
White House
Philadophia
Penna Granted 5.46 Million by RFC in 63 Counties
Washington reports the Rural Finance Corporation approved a loan of 5,462,265 dollars to Pennsylvania. The credit for the Reconstruction program covers 63 counties from November 1 to November 20, with officials warning they may hesitate to authorize further emergency funds to the state. The action was noted as part of broader financial measures affecting state infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Leads in Four States in Final Poll
In the Literacy Digest final presidential poll Roosevelt leads Hoover in 11 states with a three to one popular vote edge. Over 3 million ballots were cast. Roosevelt 1,715,789 votes 55.89 percent. Hoover 1,153,398 37.63 percent. Norman Thomas 148,079 4.84 percent. Hoover led in Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts IslandConnecticut and New Jersey. Roosevelt held a large national lead among six candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Hoover
Literacy Digest
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Howe Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Roosevelt Hart
Scour Hunting Camps for Gang of Bank Bandits
Kane November 4 state police planned a thorough search of hunting camps in the Kane district to locate bandits who robbed the First Standard National Bank of Marienville Pa taking 7500. Bank cashier F R Johnston his wife daughter and a youth were held for ten hours as officers believed the robbers fled toward Cook State Forest about twenty miles southeast of Marienville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marienville Bank Kane
F.R. Johnston
Johnston
Cook State Forest
Marienvilé
Crdist
Kane Tale
Investigaon
Marienville
Flames Sweep Quebec Prison Fire at St Vincent de Paul
Canadian mounted police reinforced guards at St Vincent de Paul prison after a blaze broke out behind the wall. The fire started in the tail shop and spread through grey buildings as clouds of smoke rose. Guards were injured while inmates attempted to fight the flames. a convict who led the outbreak fled and is feared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
United Press
ST. Vincent DE Paul
Que
Ney
Roy
Canadian Mounted Police
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Heveral
Alleged Slayer Returned to Erie County Prison
John Amoroso, 87, of 216 Sherman Street, held without bail on murder charges after a hearing with Alderman Porter. Witnesses described the slashing that killed Alfaro Messina, while Amoroso offered a plea of not guilty. He was returned to jail pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amprosso
Sherman Street
Porter
South Centex Street
Lee
Alfra
Messina
Spring Street
Fourth Ward
Betalise
Union City-Carty Highway
James J. Mulheir
Lamn
Ulig
Commonwealth
Amorosso
Petrillo
Erie
Root Purniture
Dunlop Tire
South Center Street
Kolstee
Laube
Tirie County Criminal Court
Allerman Porter
Ambrossy
Nester
Amoroso
Firfe
Cars In Collision On South Street Report Details
A collision on West South Street last evening damaged both vehicles driven by Lloyd Moriray of Columbus and Wilbur Scott of this city. Moriray reportedly fled the scene. Scott’s car was damaged but not owned by him. Officers moved Moriray’s car to the Central Garage after questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Moriray
Utilities magnate Insull arrested in Greece
ATHENS Nov 4 Samuel Insull fugitive Chicago utilities magnate was arrested by police on a warrant issued by the appeals court chief. He will be held for extradition to the United States on charges of embezzlement and related crimes in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Samuel Tasull
Chiesgi Civic
Wlinois Ablities
United States
Chicago
Tauit
Altorneys
Martin J. Insul
Ailulel Thal
Legan
Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Tasull
United Srutes
Rex Theatre Announces Presidential Straw Vote
The Rex Theatre announces a presidential straw vote to be conducted over the weekend. Ballots mailed to several thousand residents of Corry and vicinity will be returned to a lobby ballot box at West Soul Shell theatre by Sunday. Results will be published Monday evening in the Journal. All are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blatt
Hex Theatre
Corry and
Vicinity
Annd
West Soul Shevl
Simday
Monday Evening’s Journal
Corry
Yesdaya
Fatal rioting marks Berlin transit strike
Berlin on November 4 faced fatal rioting as transit workers strike and police clashed at Schu enberg station. One Hillerite retiree and one seriously injured. mobs damaged pavements tracks near Tempelhof. buses overturned. five outbreaks in neutral Berlin. Police arrested 52 Communist strike organizers, amid wage-cut dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Berlin
Berlin
Cliah
Schuenberg
Tempelhof
Tracion
Probe continues into lake tragedy near Erie
Authorities pursued lines of inquiry into the death of Mrs. Ethel Post after a body found in Lake Erie near Erim identified as her. Police examined diary entries and provided a tentative view that she might have taken her own life, while other interpretations included possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ethel Post
United Press
Erim
Jim
George V Slye Wayne farmer dies suddenly
George V Slye a Wayne township farmer and director of the National Bank of Corry died suddenly from a heart attack while helping load bats at French Creek about 2 20 in the afternoon Thursday He had a history of heart trouble but remained active He leaves a widow two sons Roscoe H Slye and Harrison N Slye a brother and two sisters and four grandchildren Mineral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm from his late home Rev H R Harris officiating Interment in Pine Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goes
French Creek
George W. Slye
National Bank
Bt Qerry
Wayne Township
Slye
French Gree
The
National Bank of Corry
Corry Grange
Roscoe H. Slye
Fredonia
W.Y
Harrison N. Slye
Sty
Hert Slye
Contry
A. B
Nellie Ingalls
Corry
R. G
Pearl Howard
Buffalo
H. R. Harris
United Brethren In Christ’ Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Local Offenders Held for Hearings in Erie Raids
Warrants served Wednesday afternoon on two alleged bootleggers in Erie. Ray Puskas of 31 West Main and Gu Glotas of 102 East Main, Corry, were brought by Deputy U.S. Marshal Jack Austin. Each faced $4,000 bail and pending preliminary hearings before Commissioner Wack Pile. The cases stem from recent raids in Corry by prohibition agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
U.S
Jack Austin
Ray Puskas
W. Main St
Gua Glotas
E. Main St
Corry
Epi
Dismissed Worker Blames Stranger in Relief Orders
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nov. 4 A state service employee claims a mysterious stranger caused his dismissal by Gov. Pinchot after campaign pictures of the President were included in relief orders mailed from the employee’s office. The man alleges the stranger tore the President’s photo and wrote inscriptions threatening his job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fress Wilkes-Baree
Juillian
Hot Fight for Presidency Nears Close on Hoover Train
On November 4 President Hoover toured Illinois and Indiana aboard his special train, drawing crowds up to 50,000 as police and guards cleared a path through rushes of cheering supporters. He reiterated tariff positions in Des Moines, while Roosevelt pressed campaign strategy in New York with speeches at Brooklyn and Madison Square Garden, challenging Hoover and highlighting a “campaign of fear.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Misselwitz
President Hoover
Hoover
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Springfield
Hyovee
Midlands
Gary
Tai
Mra. Hoover
Gateway Plaza
Des Moines
Tuya
Bud
Mr. Hoover
Woodville
Fnd
Frederick A. Storm
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt Leagie
Bromislyn
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Young
General Election Company
Alfred E. Smith
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Linesville
Capital
PENNA
R. F.C
Faiily
OC. B. Porter
South Street
Sandusky
Robert Steele
James BreGuire
Elmore
Alun
Harry Callahan
REX Theatre
Communist Strike Committee
George V. Slye
Wayne Farmer
Cary
Middlewest
New York State
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