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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1927

Page

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Desolation in Vermont as flood aid clashes with Navy over Magruder

Government action charges Magruder with causing delays and scrutiny of Navy duties after a flood scene in Vermont. He is relieved of official duties and placed on awaiting orders after a conference with Secretary Wilbur Tigre. An office may be provided and salary continued as the Navy seeks measures to address alleged deficiencies.

United Front Oor Washington Rearne Sinclair Navy Navy Department Philotephi Naval Yard Magruder Mmi Nay

Sinclair case probes spy activity and juror tampering claims

United Press reports William J. Hans testified before a grand jury about alleged attempts to influence jurors in the Sinclair Fuller case. Burns agents filed affidavits alleging a government officer rode to Potomac Field and approached a juror. Mason Tay said to have coordinated detective work.

United Press Washington William J. Hans Wand Jury Burns Justice F. L. Siddons Wim. Long Potomac Donald Ky King Heward J. Kidwell Kidwell Kidwell-King Eargest Siddions Harry Sinclair Albert B. Full Hume Otwr G Rhddy Potomac Flying Field Jupor Junge Justice Sidions Burny Ratna Burs Thomas Lodge Lodge Mason Tay Sinclair Exporation Co Marty P Sinclair

Paper Plant Worker Killed In Tarentum Mill Accident

A 48 year old paper mill worker at Tarentum Payer Co. was killed instantly when his sweater ensnared in a machine. Fellow workers shut off power but he could not be saved. It was a tragic accident occurring today at the plant.

New Kensington Pai Geo Tampsie Tarentum Payer Co Scotland

Five Best Radio Features Tonight Schedule

Radio loop lists programs with General Motors Hour Symphony Orchestra at 9 40 p m and Rory and His Gang at 9 00 p m plus Columbia Chain Programs at 9 p m and The Gypaiee DKA Pittburgh at 8 30 p m all on various stations including WOR WEAP and KDRA with little readable detail about content or performers.

WEAP Generial Motors Symphony Orchestra Mae Banydl Rory Columbia Pittburgh Kdra Litilé Symphony Orches

Anthracite Conference Sheds Light on Coal Industry Mood

Mount Carmel Pa November seven detector diagnosticians to study industry woes. Seven hundred analysts will meet to examine anthracite ailments for miners operators and consumers. Regional output lags by fifteen million tons versus normal. A transfer of one week’s bituminous production could bring prosperity.

United Prec Mount Carmel Wyoming Lehigh Middle Janel

Real Winter Touch Hits Corry With Snow and Cold

Corry woke to several inches of snow and freezing temperatures. Weather forecasts promise relief with rising temperatures and rain Tuesday. Motorists faced frozen radiators from unprotected cars. highways were quiet compared to a week ago. Snow brought early sleigh sightings, rabbit hunters to the woods, and children to sledding and snowball fights. Richard Dawson traveled to Warren for business.

Corry First Ward

Last Mexican Rebel Leaders Executed After Uprising

United Press reports the suppression of the revolt completes as General Arnulfo Gomez and Colonel Francisco Vizcarra are executed. Three other officers Adalberto Talacion Sylvatty Costanos and Francisco Meza Perez die by firing squad after court martial. Their bodies are moved to Mexico City and then to funeral services.

G. F. Fine United Press MEXIC Arnulfo Gomez Wea Alessio Robles Gomez J. Escobar Alles Teocelo Vera Cru Hils General Obregon Mexico Gees Vizcaren Cuatanos Mexico City Gomez and Vizcarra Robles

Fall from apple tree injures Harris Watrous at fur farm

Harris Watrous, worker at Lyons and Van Tas fur farm near Low West Columbus Sevenus, fractured his pelvis when a tree limb broke as he shook down apples. He was transported to Corry Hospital for treatment and remained resting with injuries expected to keep him incapacitated for some time.

Harris Watrous Corry Lyons and van Tas Low West Columbus Sevenus Mr. Watrous Tie Corry Hospital

Slippery roads trigger weekend auto accidents citywide

A snowy weekend caused numerous minor crashes on the Roosevelt and Findley Lake roads, with cars veering into ditches or skidding on slick pavements. Up to twenty eight vehicles were halted on Findley Lake road at times, while several others were damaged on Roosevelt highway and city streets. No serious injuries were reported, though a mailman was briefly diverted when a car struck a utility pole near Previer Hill. Vehicles including a Ford sedan driven by Tred Byer suffered significant damage near Warner's Corners, and cattle wandered onto the highway adding risk.

Roosevelt Highway Corey Findley Lake Findley Lake Road Tred Byer Svilie Warner's Corners Walter Gates Byer Bev Ke E. Palmer Company Wilcox Washington Street

New Traffic Measure Under Review by City Panel

The city council explores a traffic ordinance draft at a regular meeting tonight. Nayar G. We Bracken leads efforts with citizens committees to push the project while budget items for the coming year are preliminarily discussed and department heads submit estimates.

Visissns Nayar G

Red Cross Plans Large Flood Relief Reconstruction

The American Red Cross abandoned a special New England relief appeal and will fund flood aid from its treasury with voluntary gifts. It outlines plans for extensive reconstruction, rebuilding dwellings, replacing farm equipment, clothing, livestock, and tools to give every senior a fresh start. The program may take months.

United Press Washington Themerican Red Cross Rnde New England National Relief Organization Red Crowe

Auto Accident Victims Show Improvement Today

Two women injured in a Saturday collision on the Elgin Beaverdam road at Roosevelt highway five miles west of town showed improvement at Cory hospital. Mrs. Rappaport, more seriously hurt with a dislocated hip, bruises and shin injuries, and Mrs. Welden White, with neck injuries, bruises, and cuts, were transported after a Mormon sedan driven by Mr. White struck Roy Brown’s Ford. Brown and a companion escaped unharmed as the White car veered into a culvert and was badly damaged.

Elgin Beaverdam Road Roosevelt Highway Welden White Rappport New York City Cory Hospital Rappaport White Mr. White Roy Brown Elmn Road Brown

Four Boys in Bandit Roles Face Hearing

Four boys aged 8 to 11 face a Cravensburg hearing on charges for breaking into seven buildings in Bettis Plant and Beuss Biel hangar. They wrecked property, attempted to start an airplane to flee, and a fight over loot led to a shooting in the leg of Michael Vignavitch. he is hospitalized.

Mckeesport Cravensburg Bettis Pict Michael Vignavitch Jack Etheridge Daniel Creighton Edward Etheridge Polio J.aThey Beuss Biel Mo Non Vignovitch Etheridge Toy

Important City County Offices To Be Filled In Tomorrow

Voters of the pits go to the polls tomorrow to elect two councilmen two school directors city treasurer and numerous ward and county officials amid a campaign of spirited contests. Incumbents Curtis and Smith swept nominations for school director while England and Starr won party nods for City Councilman and Howard seeks Prohibition support. Unopposed Brayk Wesley for city treasurer and a $500000 roads bond remain on the ballot. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM.

Morrow H. A. Curtis Mary Smith Frank T England Ben P. Starr Frank O. Howard Howard Brayk. E. Wesley Constable Loom John S. Pantson B.C. Miller Lynn Holmes Harry E. Noxon E. A. Kelsey James Foley C. J. Tenton 10S Moore Una Croning Demovritt Lote Recorder of Deeds Odessie James B. Ward Annette Young Olte Terbst Publican Eler Labor Prohibitio County Commission Tige Charles R. Davis Prohibition Atlan MacLean Republiccan Joseph P. Rogan Davis Leahir Allan MacLean James Lavery Good Roads Rollo McCray Dan S. Hunley Karl J. Goodwins Karl Guodwin Co Hill P Spaulding Marty W. Mo

Stocks Push to New Highs in Market Rally

New York stocks pushed to new highs as Mercantile and railroad shares led gains on active buying. General Motors and U S Steel advanced, Houston Oil led oil stocks, and General Electric and American Smelting moved higher while several automakers lagged. Heavy buying in low priced motors and Woolworth’s rise punctuated the session.

New York Mercantile Stock Exchange General Motors Advanced U. S. Steel Bs Godrich Houston Oil Genergl Electric Chrysler Hudson Nash Packard Paige Moon Woolworth

Waters Recede Leaving Wide Waste Areas

Floodwaters recede revealing extensive inundation with a wide area of waste waters. Death toll climbs as 76 bodies are recovered and property losses run into millions, underscoring the disaster's scale and ongoing search efforts.

Suffering Deepens After Vermont Floods and Snow

Destruction from snow and sleet devastates Montpelier and Barre areas with washed-out roads, flooded basements, and missing or drowned residents. Barre and Waterbury face loss of life. Winooski River towns report widespread damage while government aid teams combat scarcity and freezing conditions.

Montpelier Montpeter Howsey Barre Sever Parsons Hollister Jackson Waterbury Red Cross Parsons Wintski Valey Tojton Jonesville Richmond Rebef Valles Winooski Ilfroad Montpelier Junction White River Junction Evens Moreteois Junetia Moretown Narre Capitol New England Avelli Giuly Bataine Exyard Deabitt Telephone Company

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Vermont Richard Dawson Warren Council City Corty Hospital Pergy B. Scott M. A. SlacAvoy Pan Lacross Roxbury Thursdie Expresa
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