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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
1
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Coroner probes fatal crash at Old French and Cooper roads in southeast Erie. Mrs Shephania Przybyszewsi 28 of 781 East 14th Street died en route to St Vincent's hospital after a collision with Harmison Keppel 125 Moutreo Street driving a Cadillac. Henry L Kuhn 2818 Glenwood Park Avenue Bris injured with skull fracture suspected internal injuries. Funeral plans for Mrs Przybyszewsi to be announced.
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told cabinet and party leaders Britain will keep its coalition government and oppose dictatorial methods. He warned against the United States and Germany pursuing autocratic rule and suggested caution about American and German actions next April.
A Douglas observation plane crashed into a two story home in Red Bank New Jersey killing seven people. The crash near a city field occurred after a faulty motor caused the plane to fail midflight. Survivors were none. The incident interrupted local mayoral race coverage with officials noting campaign activity around Election Day.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania more than 50 000 miners in the Luzerne Lackawanna district walk out halting operations at major mines including Glen Alden Kingston Wyoming Valley Hudson Pittsburg Lee and others Pickets block mine entrances as members of United Anthracite Miners union clash with rival United Mine Workers Police report no serious injuries State troopers arrive to prevent violence John J Moore mediator from the National Labor Board works toward a settlement as talks continue and initial progress is reported
Harrisburg reports a statewide survey shows 15 deaths from weekend traffic crashes in Pennsylvania. Slippery roads after the first cold snap caused multiple fatalities across western eastern and central regions. Names and ages include Frank White 50 Joseph McLaughlin 40 and others from Philadelphia Linghorne Media and York among the listed victims.
The dollar plunged to a new record, quoted at 4.90 pounds per dollar in London. Government price on newly mined American gold rose to 502.94 per ounce, up 39 cents from yesterday’s level, with London and Washington prices diverging.
Corry Red Cross prepares the 1888 Roll Call with W Stuari Houghton as chairman. The drive will open Monday November 1st after a postponed Armistice Day start, with organized canvassing citywide and committees for business districts. The chapter aids relief for unemployed residents with funds directed to local needs.
Mrs. Donna Cottrell reported a burglary on her North Center Street residence. A purse with about 40 dollars in cash and deposit certificates was stolen during a moving operation, with other valuables missing. Police investigated the incident on Saturday afternoon.
Chaotic wire copy reports Cuaieman Jones of the Reconstruction Piano Corp stating NY banks bought gold figures. London cabinet prepares to reveal war debt talks with the United States. In New Jersey Henry Ward plant workers seek a National Labor Board hearing on wage demands amid a broader stock market probe.
Alfred Aikens, 16, of Elgin, was struck by a car on West Smith Street last evening. He was taken to Corry hospital with head contusions, kidney injuries, and leg injuries but is resting comfortably with expected recovery. The driver T Thayer from North Warren assisted at the scene.
Police hunt two assailants who beat Peter Dugan in an attempted assault at a lake. A bystander pulled him from the water and he survives. the incident occurred in BrIe, Pennsylvania.
Multiple automobile crashes were reported Sunday afternoon and evening. A bus struck a tree after swerving to avoid a collision near Center and Bund streets injuring passengers. a woman from Covington received head injuries but left hospital the same day. In Union City, Mrs. White suffered a fractured collarbone and cracked ribs when her Erskine sedan overturned on sleet covered pavement, with Mr. White escaping with minor injuries.
A bakery drivers strike leaves Ward Baling Company with 10 000 loaves and cakes. Company will distribute the bread to police for aid to needy families once wage disputes halt deliveries.
The cabaret host, nicknamed Queen of Night Clubs, died in Vancouver General Hospital from an intestinal disorder. Friends recall her 18 years on stage, loyalty to her troupe, and generosity toward the “little girls” who worked for her, with tributes from Maddie Baker and others.
A farm picket violence outbreak in western Slilis Neb is described with killings and injuries. Pickets damaged property, blocked highways, and a truck crash injured several, as farmers strike over grain and food shipments. State officials mobilized thousands of guards amid fears of wider food supply disruption.
Italian minister Balbo is removed from Mussolini's cabinet as the fascist government confronts internal strife. The shakeup follows reports of Balbo's alleged failures and shifts in leadership threaten to alter the unity of the Cabinet and Italian policy.
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