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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

Page

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Mine Disaster Probes After 79 Die in Ohio Coals

Mine No. 6 at Sunday Creek Coal Co in Millfield Ohio is searched by inspectors for cause of a blast that killed 79 miners and officials Wesneaday. John Wise a Jacksonville coal leader is missing since Wednesday. Funeral plans shift as bodies of mine officials are moved to Columbus for burial.

United Press Millfield Sunday Creek Coal Co John Wise Jacksonville Hey W. 5. Tytus Columbus

Five Bandits Hold Up Santa Fe Train for Payroll

Five gunmen attacked Southern Pacific train No. 36 near Giant east of Richmond California stealing payroll for California-Hawaiian Oil Company. Initial reports claimed about 15000 dollars were taken though confirmation was unclear as suspects fled. The incident echoes a prior 1929 holdup by the Fleagle gang.

Santa Fe United Press Martinez Calif Southern Pacific Giant Richmond California-Hawaiian Oil Company Oil Company Crockett Pittsburgh Fleagle

Two Major Changes Sought in Pennsylvania School Code

The State Education Congress urged two reforms: abolish tiny town districts under 1 5 000 population by creating county control and require four year post high school training for all elementary teachers elected after 1935. The proposals, backed by Supt. Ralph S. Dewey, would be sent to the legislature via the State Council of Education.

State Education Congress Pennsylvania Congress Ralph S. Dewey Corry J. A. JH. Keith Public Instruction State Council of Education Siyocater

Armistice Day Observance Urged by Governor in Pa

Governor John Fisher of Pennsylvania issued a proclamation urging citizens to observe Armistice Day. The call emphasizes goodwill, unity, and justice to ease world conflict and honor America’s World War service. Avery Smith of Addison, N Y, visited the city yesterday on business and social engagements.

United Press Harrisburg Novi John Fisher Pennsylvania America Fala Ged Smith Addison, N

Hoover Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued

President Hoover issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation noting the United States has much to be thankful for. He said the country has faced fewer difficulties than others, enjoyed peace, and made progress in arts and science.

United Press Washington United States Hoover

Fine program for boys band benefit here

Over two hundred students perform tonight at the Senior High auditorium for Corry Boys Band benefit. The Corry Rotary Club and Misses Murray Connell Knapp with Charles R Campbell present a one act playlet The Mysterious Votes and a varied program of marches waltzes folk songs and glee club numbers featuring the Corry High and Junior High groups.

Corry Booth Lancelot Briggs Armour Hillstrom Fannie Briggs Cora Damon Jessie Briggs Kathryn Rauscher Rupert Sihith Alton Dahlstrand Curtis Audrey Mason George Regis Henry Ingoldsby Ivanovice Orchiestra March Cronin Campbell Miller Dearest Heyer Corry Boys Ray Reagis America Young America

Ring of chicken thieves nabbed in Garlisle area

State police disclosed a ring that stole thousands of chickens from farms in four counties. Twelve men were arrested here including three poultry dealers. Charles Stum of Plainfield and his sons Harold and James were charged with trafficking stolen fowl for Philadelphia merchants and held on $1,000 bail each after a hearing.

United Press Garlisle Charles Stum Plainfield Harold Stum James Stum Philadelphia Stums

Red Cross Drive Planned Here Thursday

An army of workers will canvass the city next Thursday November 1 for the Red Cross roll call. Clifton M. Howard chairs the campaign with an executive committee including Mrs Thomas Giblin Mrs William Houghton Hawy Auer and Milon L. Brown. Dr Harry Rhodes leads solicitation of business places with sub chairmen for north and south sides. The welfare department of the Woman's Club will handle home visits under Mrs John Ward. Membership is $1 and funds support local relief with chapter reorganization to be decided at a post campaign meeting.

Red Cross Onn Jay Clifton M. Howard Chaiman Thomas, Giblin William Houghton Hawy Auer Milo Ward Houghton Giblin

Seizure of ten thousand dollars worth alcohol in car

Pittsburgh reports Prohibition agents seized 200 gallons of alcohol and 5 cases of whiskey in a freight car at the Baltimore and Ohio yards. The car shipped from Philadelphia carried alcohol to Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Co. no waybill found. No arrests reported. In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission denied Pennsylvania Railroad’s petition to investigate B and O transfers between Newark and New York City.

Rice Pittsburgh Baltimore & Ohio Philadelphia Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Company Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Allroad Newark N. J New York City

Nurses Home Fire Thrills Brookline Escapes

A wind driven blaze at the nurses' home on Corey Hill Brookline Massachusetts forced around forty patients at Brooks hospital to leap from windows to safety. Firefighters from Boston Newton and nearby towns battled the flame for more than ninety minutes in freezing weather. Three nurses Miss Campbell Miss Sophie Kane and Miss Christine Hagen alerted others and escaped with aid from hospital staff and area workers.

United Press Brookline Mass Corey Hill Brooks Hospital Boston Newton Eretter Boston Milas Vivian Camp Pauline Fitz~gersid Christine Small Narga Tela Ax Axel Nelson Reginald Poster

Snow Over Foot Deep Near Titusville In Latest Storm

Snow over a foot deep fell around Titusville and surrounding areas after a lighter pass through Corry. The city measured fifteen inches in some yards with little wind causing little drift as the storm persisted from late Wednesday night into yesterday afternoon.

Titusville Titusvle Corry Titusyite Herald Titusgilla Uvat Buffato Erie Detober

Two Miners Dead After Slate Fall at Westmoreland Mine

Groensburg dispatch reports two coal miners Louis Zampoles and Joseph Wont aged 14 and 51 killed when slate collapsed at the Westmoreland Coal Company mine in an accident today.

United Press Groensburg Westmoreland Com Co Louis Zampoles Joseph Wont

Five Best Radio Entertainments Listings

A radio guide lists NBC CBS and local stations with programs like Momento Musicale Cliquot Club Eskimos and Radio Follies scheduled for evening hours across networks. Entries note air times such as 7 15 p m 7 45 p m and 6 p m with WABG WABC and WAS stations.

NBC CBS GYBE Cliquot Club Eskimos Wiz WABC CBS Network

Stock prices suffer another sharp break on election news

Wall Street fell as election results unsettled traders. Prices dropped 1 to 8 points, with over two billion dollars erased from value. Many stocks hit yearly lows, some near 1924 lows, while United States Steel approached 140 level and rails and oils led the broad decline.

United Press New York Wall Street General Electric American Smelting Atlantic Refining Sears Roebuck Paramount Publix United States Steel

Philadelphia official count trims Hemphill lead in seven wards

Official Philadelphia tally shows Hemphill Liberal Democrat gains of 7 789 votes in seven wards, narrowing Pinchot lead statewide to about 89 000 with many divisions still unreported. Police and official counts differed, officials citing strategy to mislead Allegheny county voters.

Allegheny United Press Philadelphia Philadelpha Trom Hemphill Libersl Democratc Guford Pinchot Puithot Hemphill Allegheny County Pinchot Unis Raturna Oe West Chester Hema

Democrats Take Narrow Lead in House as New Congress Seems Set

Bellwether returns show Republicans control the Senate with 43 to 40 Democrats and 1 Farmer-Labor, while the House appears to tilt Democrats with about 219 to 214 Republicans and 1 Farmer-Labor. Final results hinge on disputed Kentucky and Illinois districts with possible recounts.

United Press New York Senate House of Representatives Farmer-Labor Kentucky Tilino House Congress H. Mills Logan John K. Robison Walte Nerh't Rhaid-Yates Ecord Trindis Yates

Woman Killed Seven Hurt In New Castle Car Collision

Mrs Sophie MacDonald 46 of Wairmont Virginia died at New Castle Hospital after a crash at the Harlansburg road and Peny highway intersection. Seven others including Rev John MacDonald 47 were treated for minor injuries. The Rev MacDonald vehicle and Mike Losvich car were involved. the Losvich party traveled from Farrell to Pittsburgh.

United Press New Castle Sophie MacDonald Wairmont Sevan Persong Harlansburg Road Peny Highway Harlansburg Isis MacDonald Ney Castle John MacDonald Watson B. Smith Rochester Watson. Smith Mary Juni Stanting W. Va Philip Bortentes Kimball Andrew Hronigal Homer City Pay Mike Losvich Farrell Losvich Mac Donald Loavict Ferret Pittsburgh

Pinchot Wins Allegheny by Big Margin in 71 Votes

Returns from the Allegheny County elections show Gifford Pinchot with a majority of 73 683 on 71 votes more than previously counted. Pinchot totals reach 16 130 while John Hemphill Democrat and Liberal collects 71 497. Local officials released the figures today.

Pinchot Allegheny Pittsburgh Gifford Pinchot United Press Bue Pean John XE Hemphill Liberel

Car Wreck on Icy Road Near Columbus Town

A Williamsport man driving an automobile skidded on an icy highway near the city line late yesterday afternoon. The car overturned, all wheels smashed, and the vehicle wrecked. The owner, accompanied by his wife, escaped with minor injuries. the owner's name was not learned. The car was towed to a local garage.

Columbus Williamsport

Bandit Shot After Robbery Attempt On Detective in Pittsburgh

James Laxton, 26, unemployed taxi driver, and a companion tried to hold up Detective John T. Rhall. Rhall ordered surrender. Laxton hesitated and was shot twice, with one bullet entering his mouth. Laxton was taken to St. John's Hospital for treatment.

Unite Press Pittsburgh James Laxton John T. Rhall Laxton Rhall Hanes Rhill Daxton Tandit St. John's Pital

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