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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1930
Page
1
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An audit of General Charles A. Walker confirms he accepted the assignment to manage Philadelphia operations for the state Republican committee under General Martin. He criticizes Pinchot supporters who joined Hemphill and pledges a vigorous, clean campaign for the GOP ticket in Philadelphia. The plan includes moving Aero Supply’s L.I. plant operations to Corry, with Dayton becoming a secondary base, and an anticipated staff increase as consolidation proceeds.
Samuel Tasuti, chief executive of public utilities with securities over 3 billion, says the current business mood is temporary. He notes all 50 states show increased aggregate revenue this year, plans to expand about 20 million in 1940 and a similar program in 1931, driven by gains in electrical, transportation, and gas sectors amid the depression.
A proposed consolidation by Aero Supply Corp reaches a stage inviting public trust. Ames, a Corry figure, is named chairman. McElroy stays in a high role. The College Point plant would move now, with the city paying only moving costs, Dayton plant likely later. Pledges from earlier supporters urged renewal. opponents see a plan urging immediate voluntary backing.
The Hele Raiload announces Pennsylvania Avenue will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday to permit track relocation. The Ete Railroad has advanced work shifting tracks south from Maple to Pennsylvania to reduce curves and smooth train flow. The $100,000 improvement program includes loading platforms at the station, a new interlocking plant on Steeple Avenue, and new crossings.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large Proctor farm barn on a Corry Unionity highway this morning. The blaze consumed the structure and its contents including grain and dug potatoes, with Will Rouse waking the Proctor family but rescue efforts failing. Considerable farm machinery and chickens were lost. insurance status is unknown. Also noted an obituary: State Attorney General Thomas H. Robinson Bowman of Grove City died at 70 after visiting Mr and Mrs Beduze.
Louisville Oct 13 An inquiry into flogging as a crime deterrent was suggested to the American Prison Association by George W Wickersham chair of President Hoover s law enforcement commission His message read in part that while flogging might seem advantageous as a deterrent its long term impact on offenders requires scrutiny.
Mrs. M. Adele Tooke 117 West Pleasant street was found dead in bed at about 1 p.m. Sunday after neighbors, planning an automobile ride, could not gain entry to her locked home. Dr. G. E. Bennett entered through a window and found her body. she had been ill for months and died likely in her sleep Thursday night. A well known widow, she was last visited by the doctor Thursday and is survived by a sister-in-law from Blissfield, Mich, en route for funeral arrangements.
Paris Oct 18 The Aaro Postale Company confirmed that two Americans were killed when a postal plane crashed near La Roche in Spanish Morocco yesterday morning The company records show only the names Mr and Mrs Dix on the plane The other dead include a French passenger Benezech and the pilot La Guerie The five seater left Casablanca at 430 pm and after Rabat was lost in fog and fell 12 miles from La Roche
Reuters dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports that federal forces repelled rebels converging on Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Government troops captured Jagura Bridge in Minas Geraes and clashed near Bel do Horizonte as militia push into central Brazil. Rebels suffer heavy losses and retreat into Minas Gerais amid patriotic rallies in Rio Grande do Sul.
Oklahoma City Oct 12 The State Corporation Commission welcomed possible federal aid as it prepared to reopen a hearing on charges that Oklahoma oil production curtailment law is illegal and tends to price fix The commission began the probe after independent operators protested a continuance of probation curbing state output to 550000 barrels monthly while potential output could reach 4000000 barrels The commission expected testimony today from thirty major oil companies.
In Newton Kansas Opt 14 the secret divorce of dancer Eleanora Ambrose from Sam Katz, head of the Publix Theatre chain, was disclosed by Ambrose’s parents. The couple wed less than a year earlier after Ambrose had danced on the Riviera and Broadway with Revo Nev. Howard Pluckett stated the decree was granted secretly by magistrate in unnamed city.
Prohibition Director Woodcock reports 17070 arrests in the first quarter, averaging 188 daily, with fines totaling $775,485 and 758,880 days in jail. Convictions reached 7,101 from trials or guilty pleas, while 1,116 were acquittals. Seizures included 1,978 automobiles and 41,627 beer fermenters.
Boston Oct 18 Cardinal O'Connell told a Holy Cross Cathedral Mass crowd of about 3000 that the heartless rich cause economic hard times and urged unity with workers. He warned of coming hard times without a miracle and called for cooperation between reformers and labor. The AFL Executive Council was asked to arbitrate a split within the United Mine Workers, alleged to have seceded from the parent union, by Secretary John H Walker of the Reorganized Mine Workers of America.
Western Pennsylvania weekend auto wrecks left eight dead and many injured. Sylvester J. Murphy, 30, died when the car he rode in crashed into a parked truck near Titusville. Katherine Burgweld, driver, sustained minor injuries. L. M. Newton, Dunkirk, N Y, was arrested for illegal parking. Mrs Angelo Pandora, 37, New Castle, Pa, died after being struck on Wampum road. Martin Paul of Lincoln Park, Michigan, was arrested.
The Berlin scene on Oct 18 showed rioting and last minute shifts within Chancellor Bruening's government. The Economic party withdrew Justice Minister Johann Bredt, triggering clashes between fascists and police near the Reichstag. The new Reichstag opened at 3 10 p m amid a tense session. Rev Horace Well returned home to Steubenville Ohio after services in Eminemane Hinsconsi.
Program guide lists NBC CBS and local stations with time slots for shows such as Roxy and His Gang at 1 46 p m and Moonshine and Honeyauckle at 10 00 p m on NBC network schedules Rochester Club Orchestra also featured on NBC at 10 00 p m PAY Spitatney's Orches ts listed on WEAR at noon.
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