Corry Robbers Sentenced In Crawford County Court
Numerous prisoners were sentenced at Meadville with Judge C Clare Kent presiding. G M Hnatysyn received four months in jail and a $150 fine for possession and transportation of liquor. John Batesse pleaded guilty to entering with intent to commit a felony and receiving stolen goods. Lawrence O'Brien faced a novel sentence for burglary and receiving stolen goods, fined $720 and paroled for tres years. James McCarthy received a $10 fine and two terms in the Western Penitentiary for larceny and revolving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula
Crawford
Meadvillé
G. M. Hnatysyn
Meartville
Crawfoord
C. Clare Kent
John Batesse
Minnesota
Ruppersburg
Investgation
Porter
Meadville
Bateisa
Crewford
James McCarthy
Western Penitentiary
Service clubs hear Dr O Neil on Africa lecture
Rotary and Kiwanis members heard Dr Owen Rowe O Neil speak at the Hotel Corry on Africa its people and customs. The surgeon from South Africa discussed gold and diamond mines British policy and revenue from Africa while committee reports covered a benefit entertainment by the Botany Club for the boys band and a cabaret party at the State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveling
Corry
Rotary
Kiwanis
Owen Rowe O'Neil
South Africa
Africa
O'Neil
Botany Club
Kiwanians
Schenck Plans Chain of Small Theatres
Hollywood California November 25 United Press reports Joseph M L Schenck president of United Artists plans a nationwide chain of small city theatres. He will sever his production duties to focus on the theatre chain to be launched with about 25 theatres in California and later elsewhere. The theatres will seat around 800 each and be financed by Allman? Allgaims Corporation using United Artists talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Motion Picure Theatres
Joseph ML Schence
Linited Artists
Panlnnivr
California
Schencle
All Ginams Corporation
United Artists
Davis Plans to Open Philadelphia Office
Secretary of Labor Davis, visiting Pittsburgh on November 25, said he will establish an office in Philadelphia after taking office as U S senator from Pennsylvania. He denied reports of a home in the eastern part of the state and said he would set up an office in Philadelphia during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Davis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reed
Davin
Bandits Loot Gratis Bank in Early Morning Heist
Six robbers blew the Gratis State Bank at Gratis, Ohio, vaults proved stubborn leaving $5,000 seized before fleeing in a blue sedan. Telephone wires were cut, isolating the town as villagers, alarmed by the blast, watched from closed windows while seeking sheriff help.
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United Preas Eaton, O
Gratis State Banke
Gratis
Here
William Ampie
Exchange
Vaist
Emmanuel Ch extends call to Ohio pastor
Vestry of Emmanuel Episcopal church awaits Rev G S West of Toledo Ohio after extending a call to him to become pastor of the church. West praised in Toledo for his leadership, the vestry formally offers the post, hoping for a favorable reply. Also reports the death of 17 year old football substitute Charles A Rosa of Wilkinsburg after a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Emmanuel CH
Ohio
G. S. West
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
G.s.west
Toledo
Jorat
West
Emmanuel Church
Episcopal Church
Lienutstandiine
Einsuanuel Church
Corry Ohh
Wilkinsburg
Charles A. Rosa
Wilkinsburgigi
Democratic Leader Foresees Third Party in 1932
Senator Coleman Livingston Blease of South Carolina predicts a third party in 1932 led by Dry forces. He names Calvin Coolidge, Franklin Roosevelt, and William Borah as potential nominees, describes a “Wet Democracy” ticket including Roosevelt and Hamilton Lewis, and says Pinchot could supplant Borah. He says the South will stick to prohibition and notes Hoover may seek renomination but he will not run if certain defeat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Coleman Livingston Blease
Denn. S.C
Calvin Coollidge
Franklin Roogevelt
William ©. Borel
Blease
Sena
Mr. Coolidge
Sen. McNary
Rep
Ore
Roosevelt
New York
J. Hamilton Lewis
Tinois
Lewis
Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormish
Ulin
Brease
Borah
Sheppard
Denn
Texas
Breage
Gifford Pinchot
Pensylvania
Biease
Hoover
Raid on burned store yields grocery theft
Thieves looted salvaged stock from the Hoss Grocery fire site on West Main street last evening, taking about 60 dollars in groceries. Neighbors heard activity Tuesday evening, rear door stood open, police investigated with leads toward two suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
West Main Street
Charles Sessle
Yale
Ruppersbure
New Rich Oil Field Thought Discovered in Siberia
In Yakutse Siberia Nov 25 a scientific expedition reports a new rich oil region along the Baikal transect. About 200 square miles of area are said to hold bituminous deposits with potential oil prospects. The find is viewed as an indicator of future energy reserves in the Soviet Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Yakutse
Siberia
Treni Baikal
Ian Heen
Regia
Senate May Inquire Into Russ Reform Relations
Senate debate over recognizing Russia may grow from protests over Russian imports and new treasury rules. Senator King opposes recognition while Borah favors it. treasury hints at using rules to curb convict-labor produced Soviet goods. Embargoes previously issued on pulpwood. similar charges target lumber manganese and anthracite coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Treasury
King
Utah
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Seymour Lawman
The
Lowman
Chickenpox Cases Rise in City Quarantine Expanded
Twenty cases of chickenpox were reported in the city over the past week with nine new cases today. Health Board secretary B Porter said this is the highest daily total since Nov 21 and that strict quarantine is in effect. Most cases are in the Second Ward as authorities fear an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Porter
Health Board
State Department of Health
Porter
Journal
Two Die In Grade Crossing Accident In Haven
Unites Press reports two residents of Haven Pennsylvania were killed at the Liberty Street grade crossing when a westbound freight train struck a waiting wagon. Victims were Mrs. Anna Wetterley, 46, and William Welch, 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites
Haven
Anna Wetterley
William Welch
Liberty Street Crossing
Pennsylvania
1000 Mile Pipeline Being Constructed From Texas Panhandle to Chicago
Construction of a 1009 mile pipeline will transport natural gas from the Texas Panhandle to Chicago for distribution in the Great Lakes region. The project, described as a Transcontinental railroad scale effort, is backed by Cities Service, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Texaco, Skelly Oil, Phillips Petroleum, Columbia Carbon, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Texas Panhandle
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mid-West
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Tita
Cities Service
Tisull Interests
Standard Oi Company of New Jersey
Texas Corporation
Skelly Oil Company
Puillipa Petroleum Company
Colimbia Carbon Corporatioi
Hie Continental Construction Company
Dong
Worl
Corry Man Identified as Falconer Unnamed Deceased Found
An unidentified Corry man died at Falconer N Y today. Police seek help identifying the man described as about five foot ten, 50 to 55 years old, 160 to 165 pounds, with gray hair and gold teeth. His coat bore the Nesbit tailor mark. Authorities request information to establish the deceased's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Malconer
N. Y
Christmas seal campaign funds to aid Erie health work
The Erie County Tuberculosis and Health Association opens the 1930 seal drive in Corry. All money from Christmas seal sales locally will be returned to the community as relief work. The association says it spends more on city relief than is raised in Corry and may cover part of a school nurse’s expense if approved by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
J. Kennet Winter
Erie County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Tthe Journal
Winter
Board of Education
Hearst
Huyera
Telusocia
Ion al Erie
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed For Today
Radio listings show WABC with Lown's Biltmore Orchestra and Philco Symphony Concert, WEAF featuring Soconyland Skeetches, WJZ presenting a Musical Moment, and WHARF airing Eyeready Program.
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WABC
Issu
Lown
Biltmore
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
WHARF
CBS
Philco
Winter storm balks the plains and hits the northeast
A massive blizzard spreads from the Midwest to the East with sleet and heavy snow. Western temperatures plunge toward zero, while the Great Lakes see high winds and shipping delays. At least twenty lives are feared lost in recent storms as responders clear snowbound roads and search for missing persons. A Chinook wind later brings temporary warm relief across the Rocky Mountain region.
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United Press
Corry
Weather Bureau
Pemnsylvania
Chicago
Atlantic
Middle West
Rockies
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Lakes
William
Steve
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Wis
Coast Guard
Nebraska
Blue Rattis
Kansas
W. J. Pawels
Kearney
Neb
Kit Carson
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Walsenburg
Golo
Denver
Rocky Mount Taine
Sheriff's
Brid “Marriott
Wiggins
Ander
James Tilford
Is Companions
Raton
N. M
Levine to be released on 7000 bail in counterfeiting case
Charles Levine, held on charges tied to a counterfeiting plot, will be released today on a $7,000 bail bond, according to the district attorney who spoke to United Press. The filing notes the case against Levine remains active, with prosecutors pursuing the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihnna
Charles 4 Levine
Tm Estate
United Press
Surprise Pair Loot General Store in Steal
Two men robbed a general store in Columbus, escaping with coats, shoes, boots, and guns after entering through a broken window. Residents alerted sheriff and town officials, but the attackers remained at large as officers investigate and seek clues. The loss is under $40, with authorities coordinating a manhunt.
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Dae James
Mall Gortin
Columbus
Lwo Jnmiet
Halle
Marchendine
Melid Ima
J. A. Anderson
Hall
Floyd McElroy
Clair Gordon
Wo Trisker
Hille
Shem
Jefferson
Warren Cownty
Seth
Anderson
Mrr
Soring
Ballet
Ile
Car Crash Near Columbus Narrows Escape For Gillette Family
Mrs N Troy Gillette and daughter Miss Roberta, returning from Asbury Park and other East visits, escaped serious injury when their car skidded on a slick spot near Columbus, left the road and struck a culvert. The vehicle was badly damaged but both occupants were shaken and treated for shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Troy Gillette
Columbus
N .Troy Gillette
Daugheer
Robertsa
Asbury Bath
M J
Voice appeal for discarded footwear
Mayor Alexander issued an appeal to residents to donate discarded slices rubbers and overshoes in usable condition to the city drill to aid community Chest relief. A steady demand for men's shoes and footwear exists as volunteers gather clothing and essentials for those in need.
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Alexander
Dillliig
Miers
Alexsiat
Ward
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O’nell
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Chris Zilch
Clifford
Mabel
Erie
Kate Zilch
South Carolina
Coolidge, Borah
Buss
CORRY _ MAN
Falconer
Seal Campaign
City
Middlest
Levine
Citizens’ Posse
James Hall
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