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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1930

Page

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Hoover Warns Against Foreign Alliances in Prohibition Rupture

Washington reports a growing belief that the Wickersham law enforcement commission will urge changes to prohibition. Senator Pesbi backs reform talk while Senator Fess warns against repealing the 18th amendment or straddling the issue. Hoover supports only fixing abuses, not repeal. Dry leaders fear a party split and weigh a nationwide industrialist-backed campaign to stress prohibition benefits.

Hoover G.O.P United Press Washington Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission Simeon D. Pes Ohio Republican National Committee Fess Republican National Party Hie Curtis Sen. Borah

Tunney Wins Verdict In Suit By Tim Mara

New York court awards Gene Tunney a verdict against sports promoter Tim Mara after Mara sued for 526 812 42 of Tunney's retired heavyweight champion ring earnings under an alleged contract.

United Press New York Supreme Court Today Gene Tunney Tim Mara

Sharon Garage Swept By $100,000 Blaze

Sharon, Pa. November 11. An unknown origin almost totally destroyed the Willi Garage here early today with losses estimated at about $100,000. About 60 automobiles were burned as the blaze gained headway before discovery.

United Press Sharon Willi

Five Best Radio Entertainments Summary

Five best radio entertainments listed for NBC and CBS networks with times and program titles. Entries mention Snoop & Peep and Armistice Program among others, noting network affiliations WEAR WIZ WABC and broadcast times in BST EST and HST. The snippet reads as a schedule fragment with unclear details and several network tags.

WEAN NBC Networks Elinor Smith Wear NBC Network Snoop & Peep WIZ NEC WABC CBS Henry George Wiz

Plot Against Soviet Regime Charged in Indictment

Eight prominent Russian engineers and professors were named as internal leaders of an alleged international conspiracy to foment counter-revolution and intervention in Russia. The supreme court indictment, announced October 27, links emigre Russians with France England Poland Roumania and the Baltic states, and cites confidences from Sir Henry Detording and Vickers officials.

Eugene Lyons United Press Moscow Russia Ramzin Kalimtitov Central Military Academy Larehev Pedotov Kupranev Supreme Court Nicholas Khilemko Soviet Union France England Poland Roumania Baltic States Sty Europe Henry Detording Vickers

Close race for House control remains in doubt

Chicago November 11 The battle for House control tightens as Illinois 10th district results hinge on canvass. Republican C R Chindblom leads Democrat John B Hesse, with reversals possible and outcome uncertain. House lineup shows Republicans 217 Democrats 216 Labor 1, one doubtful seat.

Congress Illinois United Press Tlinois C. R. Chindblom John B. Hesse Chindblom House Ineup Parter Labor Ilinois Co. V

Three Children Die in Kentucky Fire

In Grenup Kentucky on November 11 three McKinley children Everette four Willis three and Zola eighteen months died when the McKinley Refett cottage on Rattlesnake Creek was burned. Mr and Mrs Refett were milking cows at the barn when the blaze began. The bodies were found in a bed as the children sought refuge from the fire.

Hunter killed near Emlenton in car crash

At the intersection of Butler and Emlenton roads near Emlenton Pennsylvania a car carrying four Natrona Heights men overturned twice. Robert Scott 25 mill worker Natrona Heights died. Survivors were A R Dain Harry Drum and John Snook all Natrona Heights. Also reported a bank robbery at The First National Bank of Jefferson eight miles east with no loot taken and minimal damage.

United Press Emlenton Butler Here Robert Scott Natrona Heights A. R. Dain Harry Drum John Snook Clarion County Waynesburg First National Bank Jefferson, Pa

Citizenship Discussed In Education Week Program

Supt Ralph Dewey issued a statement for Armistice Day stressing citizenship education in Cory public schools. He notes the shift from schooling as preparation to life as a democratic community practice, with schools modeled as local communities and pupils learning citizenship from day one.

Ralph Dewey Cory Public Tulsa Corry High School Modero Gentimiea

Armistice Day Observances Across Europe and Britain

Paris marks the Armistice anniversary with ceremonies in Compiegne Forest and at Marshal Foch’s car site, while George Clemenceau’s grave is decorated and Gouraud relights the unknown soldier flame at the Arc de Triomphe. In London, King George and royalty honor war dead at the cenotaph as the Houses of Parliament clock marks eleven, with a flying liner pilot pausing over Kent during the two minute observance.

Marshal Foch Compiegne Forest George Clemenceau Vendee Gouraud Arc de Triomphe London Whitehall King George Britain Aa Parié London Kent

A Paver Speaks to Rotary on Brazil Trip

Mr. A Paver local business man spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry recounting his first Brazil visit at age fourteen and the coffee industry rise. Supt. Dewey cited 225 from a school band benefit and club gifted Miss Theresa Phillips while congratulating her on a recent Miss Corry selection.

A. Paver Rotary Club Hotel Corry Paver Brazil Dewey Murray Connell Knapp Theresa Phillips Corry Babbitt and Smith Morrow Kiyanta! Organization Jo- Hisy Selden B. Bemis Jamestown, N

Corry Man Injured As Car Overturns Near City

Elgin B Henton of West Wayne street was seriously hurt when a sedan skidded on wet Spring Creek road near the W C Clark farm four miles east and overturned. He was treated at the scene and later hospitalized with a severe head injury and possible skull fracture. his brother Stanley and EW Bageus escaped uninjured.

Elgin B. Henton Wayne Street Spring Creek W. C. Clark Henton Glyde Green Heaton X. T. Gillette Stanley EW. Bageus Leo McCarthy Baccus Clark Farm Stanley Benton Elwin Benton

School board okays Polish class use of Fairview building

The Board of Education discussed granting use of an unoccupied Fairview building room for Saturday Polish language classes. Teachers from the Polish National Alliance College of Cambridge Springs would lead sessions if they funded heating and extra janitorial costs. The committee estimated opening expenses, and the board approved routine items including minute approval and reports.

Fairview Corry Dewey Lambing Geiger Supt Senla High School Rene Lar Pentecostal Monroe

Simmons Plans White Band to Preserve American Supremacy

New York November 11 reports Col William Joseph Simmons organizer and ex Klan leader intends to form The White Band to preserve white supremacy. The group welcomes all whites who believe in the government and race with a good reputation, not excluding Jews Catholics or non Christians. Simmons outlined aims at Huntington Long Island and will hold another meeting in Brooklyn tonight.

United Press New York William Joseph Simmons Ku Kilux Klan America Simnons Simmons Huntington L. 1 Brooklyn

Gibson Assures U S Adheres to Direct Limitation

United States envoy Hugh Gibson pledged direct limitation of war materials and personnel to the League of Nations disarmament commission in Geneva. He argued for full publicity of armaments with no budgetary ceiling, opposing budget caps and urging a transparent system to curb arms worldwide.

Belgium United States Geneva Hugh 5. Gilson Gen de Marinis Gibson

Armistice Day Speech Affirms Peace Policies

President Hoover told the World Alliance of Churches that the United States must avoid any implication of force in peace efforts. He urged friendly offices and no entanglements while promoting settlement through arbitration and the League covenant, signaling cautious cooperation without committing to military action.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington United States Hoover World Alliance of Churches Europe Got Congress World Alliance For International Friendship League of Nations World Court League Senate Seasion of Congress Auta Eng Po

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