Corry Council Sets Special Budget Meeting Tonight
City officials announce a special Municipal Building session to begin work on the 1933 city budget. Mayor England says no tax rate change likely, with the 12 1/2 mil rate expected to hold. Draft department needs will be reviewed and tentative appropriations and levy figures may be prepared, but formal action is reserved for the regular December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank ‘B England
England
Themunicipal
Aratis
Devem
Bank Bandits Given Stiff Prison Terms
Three men including a former Marienville teacher and a former pugilist were sentenced to 1 to 10 years in the Western penitentiary for the Geld Standard National Bank robbery in Marienville. They confessed in a 4000 word statement detailing their actions and movements from November to May prior to the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cross
Forest County Court
Thei Nivest
Wilton
van Meter
Frank Pt. Johnston
Wilson
Marienville
Akron
Bomb strikes hit city homes of strike leaders
Two powerful bombs damaged the homes of city attorney Leal Kees and miners leader Raymond Tombozzi in Taylorville. No injuries. the Reese residence porch and Hewittville home windows were shattered. Tombozzi had been among early picketers against local mine operations and faced arrest under a state militia order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
United Press
Leal Kees
Raymond Tombouzi
Heese
We Progressive Miners of America
Union
Tombozzi
Hewittville
Tombozei
Fire Chief Fatally Injured in Crash
Winston-Salem fire chief Harry Nissen died after a crash that seriously injured driver George A. Jenkins. Nissen’s head was crushed and Jenkins had internal injuries. A separate crash near Starbrick injured Mr and Mrs Lawrence Picid as their car damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Winston
Mix
Lawrence Picid
Hie City
Starbrick
Gardner
Stonetam
Field
Warren
Lover confesses to slaying schoolgirl in Dynemont case
Frances Rempfer a 15 year old girl was found slain near her home in Dunlested. Charles Arnwine 25 confessed to the murder after hours of questioning claiming they planned a joint death and he could not go through with it. He said he kissed her and shot her in the breast during the embrace. The body was found beneath a mattress near her home. The suspect had been held on a separate charge prior to the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Doylestown
Frances Rempfer
Charles Arawine
Arnwine
Mev
Amwine
Arwine
James
Newton
Armine
Gas Snafus End Life of Slayer Hall at Nevada Prison
John Hall, 67, North Carolina, died by gas led execution in Nevada for the murder of John J. Hardenck O'Brien near Las Vegas on June 21. Forty one witnesses watched as Hall smiled and waved before the chair. The gas generator activated at 6 25 a m and Hall died four minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Carson City
John Hall
Nevada
Hall
John J.hardenck O'Brien
Las Vegas
Mall
James Thom
Murphy Placed on Probation for Post Office Funds Theft
Paul W. Murphy former Titusville Pa. based post office official pleaded guilty to stealing from a Titusville post office lockbox. Federal Judge P Y Schoonmaker placed him on three years probation and ordered restitution plus costs. A petition with about 600 names supported Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annes Ress
Pittsburgh
Paul W. Murphy
Titusville
Pricipal
P. Y. Schoonmaker
Murphy
Rupp Moves to Check Seating Senator Davis
Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown Democratic candidate for U. S. senator plans to start action to block seating the Republican winner Senator James J. Day. S. Davis Wilson said papers would be sent to the Senate to seek Rupp’s seating and cited evidence of alleged corruption and fraud to reverse the result based on Philadelphia testimony and state-wide records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupp
Senator Davis
U. S
Philadelphia
United Press
Laurence H. Rupp
Allentown
Republian
James J. Dayig
S. Davis Wilson
Atorney
Wilson
Senate
Pennsylvania
Wranklin D. Roosevelt
Davis
House
Roosevelt
Ruin
Closed Sunday Movie Show At Sharpsburg
A benefit motion picture show in Sharpsburg was ordered closed by county detectives after complaints alleging violations of blue laws. A Carnegie concert by the choir of St. Marys Russian Orthodox church was permitted following a Carnegie police review.
Absence of His Counsel Delays Sentencing Hearing
John Amoroso 37 pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of neighbor Alfred Mesina in Brie. Absence of his counsel Ménard Petrillo delays sentencing. Petrillo was called to Pittsburgh for a deportation beating and cannot attend arraignment. Sentencing now expected later in the week, likely Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amoroso
Alfred Messina
Brie
Ménard Petrillo
Pittsburgh
Blashe Kincaid
Journal
Amborosso
Amorosse
Fight Over Day Repeal Centers Around Saloon
Washington talk on Congress starting next week centers on how to prevent a saloon return. Debate splits repeal supporters over constitutional amendments versus state options. Senator Glass may withdraw his repeal measure, seeking safeguards to win two thirds for a repeal amid dry and wet divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Congress
Garner
Senate
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Glashia
Hingham Republican
Connecticut
Woman Leaves Hospital After Center Street Attack
Anna Neckers of Clymer was discharged from Corry hospital today after injuries from an ax attack on Center street Friday evening. police reported the suspect as unknown and the incident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Neckers
Clymer
Io Corry Hospital
Center Street
Ford Under Knife On Road To Recovery
Henry Ford underwent a major operation Saturday for a ruptured hernia and inflamed appendix. A hospital bulletin says his condition is satisfactory and he had a good day with no complications. messages of support from Mussolini and King George arrived as the automaker remains in strict privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
United Press
Henry Part
T. R. Peter
Mussolini
George
Bora
Orden
Ray B. M
Prison fire destroys main building at Sprigner state prison
More than 300 prisoners were evacuated as a major fire gutted the Sprigner state prison main building causing a property loss of about 100000 dollars. The incident prompted emergency responses and raised questions about facility safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Sprigner
Als
Man Arrested for Robbery of Sparta Mill
Andy Visniesky alias Jackie Le Belle of Union City RD 4 was arrested Saturday afternoon in Athens Downstip by state troopers and a county detective on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. He is jailed awaiting arraignment before Alderman Karl Keilbaugh. Police allege he broke into Frank Platt’s grist mill at Spartansburg and Colvin’s general store at Riceville on the night of November 22, stealing about $8 in tobacco, with $5.80 recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Visniesky
Jackie le Belle
Union City
Russell Barker
Michael Zerhe
State Police
R. 0. Mcintosh
Athens
Meadville
Karl K. Keilbaugh
Vientesky
Ito
Frank Platt
Spartansburg
Colvin
Riceville
Van Valkenburg Former Editor Dies in Philadelphia
Van Valkenburg 65 longtime North American editor and Pennsylvania political figure died Saturday night at Jefferson Hospital after two weeks illness. He will be buried Thursday in Wellsboro his native town. He led Roosevelts Bull Moose movement in 1912 and was a friend of President Hoover and Edith Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Theodore Hoosevelt
Ropver
van Valkenburg
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wellshore
Hoover
Edith Roosevelt
Brown
Two Philadelphia Families Die in Freezing Conditions
Extreme cold across eastern Pennsylvania claimed two lives of former Philadelphians, William MacKnight and his 16 year old son on a hunting trip near Cambridge Maryland. An 11 year old brother was rescued but in danger. Temperatures dropped to record lows leaving residents fearing more deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kinley Tragedy: Husband Kills Wife then Takes Life
Walter Kinley 37 shot Alma Kinley four times in Meadville home as their eight year old watched. Alma Kinley died at Spencer hospital after severe wounds while Kinley killed himself. A quarrel preceding the shooting led to a swift, fatal confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kinley
Alma
Mead Avenue
Meadville
Kinley
Spencer Hospital
Meadville Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amorosso
Congress Corry
Sharpsburg
Bulletins
Sumners
House Individe Committee
Fhiladelphia
Joseph Nélaney
Melrose
Mass
Arthur Shhortall
Rockland
Villa Nova College
New York
Charley Ross
Miami
Coast Guard
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
United States
Norgis
Judiciary Committee
Sparta
John, Geis
Youngstown
van Valkenbing
PHILA
Bne
Maryland
Kisley
Corry
Erie
Meadayemie
Corty
Walter
Honesshent
Lo Dring
Harold Gulick
Gulick
Guley
Spencespital
Dracco Schrubb
William McGuire
Goroner W. EB. Bybom
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!