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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1934

Page

4

Multiple injuries reported in several western Pennsylvania incidents

Prank Greer of Rouseville sustained a fracture of the left arm along with cuts and bruises. James McNally of Oil City and his two daughters Patricia and Mary Ellen were injured in an automobile crash near Oil City. Leonard H. Homer, 77, of Sugar Grove, died Sunday at Jamestown hospital from a broken leg and internal injuries after a tractor accident ten days earlier. Temes Patras, 12, of Franklin, fractured jaw during football. Home Owners Loan Corp approved 13 loans totaling 31064.90 in Mercer county this week. About 11,000 lodge members in western Pennsylvania visited the Way Inn at Grove City this summer. Veterans groups plan a Shenango valley World War II anniversary in Sharon and Farrell. Katherine Sands, 2, of Brookville, is in critical condition with a crushed second vertebra from an auto crash at Kittanning Hospital. Austin Donaldson of Nevilleville is credited as Venango county’s top potato raiser with 43714 bushels per acre harvested.

Prank Greer Rouseville James McNally Oil City Patricia Mary Ellen Oi City Leonard H. Homer Sugar Grove James Town Hospital Temes Patras Franklin Pennsylvania Grove City Shenango Valley Sharon Farrell Katherine Sands Ali Walter Sanat Brookville Kittanning Hospital Austin Donaldson Nivileville Venango County Will J. Wilcox Dan Lavery Creal Road Titusville Crawford County Warren H. P. Bearer Warren Council Knights of Columbus Christopher Columbus WLBW Erie Brie Council K. of C Kane Kinzua McKean County Warren County Henning Cora~opolis Grand Valley M. B. Haas Meadville Sutratation Cochranton Laure Tinian Leonard Hofiis Middlesex Smiling Knute Union Canada Mexico Atlantic France England Wales Golden Links MBH Cuureh O. L Robbins Gast Smith Street Columbus Community Aid A. C. Nichols Columbus Parent Teachers ‘Association Dean Echoe Claude V. Dibble The Oil Industried Franklin Post American Legion Lath Buffalo Streets Spencer Community Aid Baptist Ladies Aid Society Bruce Thomas Second Avenue Noom Licul Elmer Cartier Post Andew Rod and Gun Club Pittstick Joseph W. Nelson Mercer County William J. Kane Belo County A. P. Rossiter Wm. ©. Hirt W. P. Cowles J. S. Johnson Guys Mills Olean Lena Davi 35 Little Genesee Robert Hart Davis Alonzo Silides Bolivar

Giant potato weighs three and one fourth pounds

Local readout notes a potato grown by Dan Lavery of Spring Creek Road near Titusville weighs 3 1/4 pounds with dimensions 9 by 6 inches and 3 1/2 inches thick. Also reported: 43 applicants for Crawford County blind pensions and various local notices on council events, roadwork, and incidents.

Labor Fights Appointment Across Nation

In San Francisco October 15 the AFL executive council ordered direct talks with President Roosevelt over the NRA appointment of S. Clay Williams. William Green and AFL leaders prepared to travel to Washington to urge Roosevelt to reverse the Reynolds Tobacco Co. chairman’s role, calling the NRA setup odious to labor. The council closed post-conservation business after reviewing Williams' case.

San Francisco Executive Council Roosvelt NRA S. Clay Williats William Green American Federation of Labor Washington Green Roosevelt Reynolds Tobacco Co Willams

Bonus Fight at Miami as Legion Heads to Convention

The American Legion set up temporary HQs in Miami as leaders expect a battle over the soldiers bonus at the 17th national convention. National Commander Edward A. Hayes arrived yesterday and said the controversial measure would be brought to the floor next Tuesday or Wednesday when the convention opens Sunday.

United Pros Miami Fla Amiican Legion Edward A. Hayes

Legion Chief Opens Floor on Adjusted Compensation Certificates

The Legion's chief announced the floor will be open to every delegate who wishes to be heard on the question of adjusted compensation certificates. He said there will be no steam-raster for against the bonus.

Legion Heldo

Motor cruiser missing on Lake Erie near Cleveland

Coast Guards search Lake Erie for the motor cruiser Miss Tues with five aboard reported missing 18 hours after leaving Vermilion Sunday. The boat was driven by Elmer A. Benthey of Lakewood.

Cleveland Coss- Guards Lake Eyne

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