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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1931

Page

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Deer Hunters Pour Into Pennsylvania For Opening Day

Scores of hunters flood into Pennsylvania deer country as the 1931 season opens at daybreak. An estimated quarter million will hunt do es and bucks across the state from Driftwood to DuBois with favorable weather and abundant game.

Deer Country Pennsylvania Roosevelt Highway State Game Commission Webley Game Commission Corry Grand Alley Forest County Dubois Biscame Clearfield Eik Cameron Clinton

Three Die In Mine Blast Near Logan

Three men were killed when a blast in Tunnel No 1 at Monitor Coal and Coke Company Mine No 1 ignited a gas pocket and turned the shaft into a blaze and flood. The accident occurred near Logan West Virginia on November 30.

Unirea Press Logan W. Ve Monitor Coal and Coke Company

Radio listings highlight evening programs across networks

Today's five best radio entertainments include NBC network at 7 15 Phil Goal on WABE and Downey and Wons on CBS network at 14 5. WEAF NBC presents Parade of States at 9 30 followed by Logstatdo Orchestra on WABC CBS at 10. MUZ NBC airs Rest Folits Shimber hour at 10 8.

NBC Phil Goal CBS Downey & Wons WEAF WABC Toscha MUZ NBC Nework

Vice President Curtis to Seek renomination for vice presidency

Vice-President Charles Curtis announced he will seek renomination as vice president and will not run for the U.S. Senate from Kansas in 1892. He stated he would accept a future Republican nomination for vice president if tendered, after considering other options. The announcement came from his private office via secretary Lola Williams as Curtis arrived from Chicago with six sisters.

United Press Washington Charles Curtis Curtis Kansas United States Senate Chere United States Lola Willams Chicago Dolly Garm

Corry Man Wins $1500 Fort Erie Pool Prize

Ralph Carroll of Corry, an employee in Raymond Manufacturing Company offices, smiled today after learning his 25 cent pool ticket won $1500 in the Fort Erie pool popular in the region.

Corry Ralph Carroll Raymond Manufacturing Company Fort Erie Carroll

New York Solon Favored for House Leader in Ballots

Rep Bertrand H Snell of New York leads the Republican House leadership race after five ballots in conference. On the third ballot he had 70 votes to John Q Tilson 65. on the fourth Snell 80 Tilson 69. on the fifth Snell 84 Tilson 67. The results show Snell gaining momentum as Tilson's tally slips and other names compete.

Snell Tilson Connecticut Uniton Press Washington Bertrand H. Snell New York House of ‘Representatives John Q. ‘Tilson Corry Nature Store Rep. Palmer Company North Center Street Mapes Mich Dark Horse Lyle W. Foster Asso Hoch Ter Foster

Cherokee Chief Red Wing Executed for Child’s Murder

United eras Huntsville Tex Nov 30 full blooded Cherokee Indian Chief Edward Red Wing was electrocuted at Huntsville Penitentiary denying guilt in the murder of two year old Gangejine Vavasos at New Braunfels October 13 1980. His last words claimed innocence and he died eight minutes after the first shock.

United Eras Huntsville Tex Edward Red Wing Huntsville Penitentiary

Governor Pinghot Eyes Unemployment Relief Compromise

Reports say Governor Pinghot is willing to compromise on unemployment relief as Senate leaders meet after subcommittees dismiss the House budget plan. Senators Baldwin Potter Scott Centre and McClure Delaware are to confer with the governor following the reconvening of the General Assembly in Harrisburg.

United Press Harrisburg Pinghot Senate Baldwini Potter Scott Centre Mcalure Delaware House Baldwin McClure Senate Judiciary Special General Assembly

Child Slayer Dies in Chair at Rockview

Harry Starchok from Conemaugh was executed by electric chair at Western Penitentiary Rockview for the 1929 murder of seven year old Betty Mowry. He faced the chamber calmly after a prior confession and prayer. The victim's body was later found hidden under floor boards in Starchok's home.

United Press Betty Mowry Francis McCreesh Straskok Cambria County Starchok

Body of Chicago Gang Victim Found at Busy Intersection

The body of Jorn Alessi a 28 year old barber was found tossed from a sedan at a northwest side intersection in Chicago police believe he was killed in a west side gang feud. He had a head wound and his ankles were bound. Witnesses saw the car speed away as the victim’s body lay at the scene.

Chicago Jorn Alessi Sisying West Side 42

One Dead Five Hurt in Erie Fire at 342 West 18th Street

A blaze at a Erie drugstore and connected rooms caused one death and five injuries. Clyde Fletcher, 45, died during sleep. his sister-in-law Mrs. Pletcher suffered severe cuts. Mrs. Kila Harlock survived injuries from flying glass. Three firemen were hurt by shattered glass as explosions preceded the fire. Property damage estimated at 73,000 dollars.

Erie Unito Tess Erie Clyde Fletcher West 18Th Street George Pletcher Pletcher Kila Harlock

Several Minor Auto Accidents Over Week End In City

Automobile accidents were reported in the city over the week end with the collision at Smith and Center streets Sunday morning being the most serious. Joseph Dedad of 1230 Brown avenue, Erle, crashed into a lighting pole. witnesses argued over fault. Other minor crashes occurred on Center street and Washington street with no major damage or injuries. Iron worker Lloyd Timson, 51, died after a forty foot fall at a building site where he worked for Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. Columbus Ohio work at General Electric plant in Hamet hospital.

Severs Smith and Ht Center Streets Joseph Dedad Brown Avenue Erle Smith Center Street Ten Ollock Dedad J. T Fekels Austin Dekels Center Street Main Street Serie Lloyd Tileon Hamet Hospital Timson Jeffrey Manufacturing Co Columbus Ohio General Electric

Pinchot Plans One Fourth Income Gift for Relief

Governor Gifford Pinchot declares he will give one quarter of his income for 1981 to unemployment relief work. He closes the dispute with Senator James J. Davis over relief donations and finances.

Pinchot United Press Harrisburg Gifford Pinchot Pinchot Plana Elie Perinsyvant

Rum Runners Held For Court In Erie Case

Two Erie residents Lena Chitwood Krieger and husband were held for the March term of federal court under $2,000 bond each after a seizure of liquor linked to a Corry party. No further arrests were reported despite rumors of additional suspects and paid protection. Mrs Krieger returned to Buffalo after a visit to Corry.

Erie U. S Enoch Filer Lena Chitwood Krieger Corry Erle Kriegers Filer Journal

Admiral Magruder Retired After 46 Years of Service

Thomas Pickett Magruder, famed Navy officer known as the Stormy Petrel, retires after 46 years and three months of colorful service. Born November 29, 1867 in Yarod County Mississippi, he served from the Naval Academy through battles in the Spanish War and action at Cienfuegos, earning multiple decorations. He plans to write thrillers for children and tend his garden at the New Orleans naval station.

Unites New Orleans Thomas Pickett Magruder U. S. Navy Department Magradera P Navy Naval Station Yarod County Mississippi Magruder Naval Academy Ted Wie Francisco Bay Fajcen Cubs Spain Cienfuegon Caribbean

Corry Men to Get Work Through Governor Pinchot Plan

Corry will gain direct relief from unemployment via the 20 000 mile road program. Twenty five Corry men will share in the relief effort on the Sciota road stretch in Wayne township from the city limits to New York state line. The job pays forty tents an hour for four days weekly with transportation provided. Local officials will coordinate with state and county groups to ensure fair distribution and priority for long-time unemployed heads of families.

Corry Gifford Pinchot Sciota Wayne Township New York State Blaine Kincaid Corry Relief Fund Committee Melvin R. Amy Highway Department Reef Fund Group State Highway Department Erie County Pinchot Erie J. B Sherman Sherman Erie County Poor Directors Lnd Union City Albion Sciota Road Kincaid Corry Bellet Pund Amy la Clymer Thee Highway Department Clymer Pennsylvania J ‘McKenzie

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