Delegation At PSEA Convention In Warren Attends Zone Meeting
Upward of fifty Corry public school teachers joined about eight hundred others at the Seventh Sanus convention of the Northwest District Pennsylvania State Education Association in Warren. Sessions featured addresses by M. S. Bent and Ray Hansen, with music by Warren groups. Various department chairmen and educators from Erie, Grove City, Titusville, and Warren participated in the program and adjournment followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
Eivention Association
Warren Ke
First Presbyterian Church
G. S. Knapp
Warren County
T. S. Dickson
John ©. Diehl
Fice
W. M. Pressel
Warren Public Schools
Arthur Stetson
Titusville
Girls’ Glee Club
Warren
Laura Bis- Soll
M. S. Bent
Pennsylvania State Education Association
W. R. McConnell
Miami University
Massachusetts
Satunday
Diehl
Brie
Warren High School
Ray Hansen
Chirac Bar
al Capone
Agriculture
Stanley Uber
Fredonia
Hildegarde Edwards
H. G. Waiters
Grove City College
Blanche Kelly
Wilson Junior High
Erie
G. A. Stelson
T. L. Shallenberger
Waterford
Mildred Lockwood
Academy, High
Dorothy Evans
Strong-Vincent
Obed L. Grener
Wile
le A. ‘Armagast
Ruby Kingsley
North Art
Florence Birger
Derby
Margaret Daly
Erle
Jessie Virtue
Mearville
Myrtha Kaminsky
Génfield
Eile
Florence D. Hill
Grace Russell
North Ast
Fifteen More Indicted At Pittsburgh Today
Fifteen persons were indicted by the grand jury today, bringing total indictments for election irregularities in the September primary to 59. Included are six Home Stoke residents, three police officers, five election officials, two McKeen rocks residents, a Braddock voter repeater, and six others in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Grand Jury
McKeen Rocks
Braddock
Breakout at Lan Cantor: Two Escape with Hostages
In Loudonville Ohio on October 17 a break occurred at an industrial site. Three inmates or suspects reportedly moved against a guard, bound one guard and two others, and escaped with two unwilling companions. Police actions are underway to recapture them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
Ohio
Lan
Kimi
Fruit-motivated burglar hits Maple Avenue home
Police seek a purloiner described as fond of canned fruit after a morning break in at Hr. G. Millers 128 Maple Avenue. About 40 in cash, a diamond ring, and several cans of fruit and vegetables were taken from a pocketbook and sideboard. Entrance gained via a bay window. The thief escaped before Mrs. Miller reached the basement. Another fruit theft in the ward previously raised concerns. Police report no strong clues and suspect familiarity with the house and Mr. Miller’s absence on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. G. Miller
Maple Avenue
Wright Street
Miller
Subscriptions Urged to Boost Corry Relief Fund
Corry Relief Fund leaders plan to ask subscribers to raise pledges as total contributions near $8,000. A Relief Fund committee meeting in the Municipal building reported progress and stressed the need for additional small pledges in all wards to meet winter relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Relief Fund Committee
Qvere
General Relief Fund Committee
Clark
Five Neutral Nations Urge Latin Pact To Ease Chaco War
Five neutral states led by the United States and including Mexico Cuba Uruguay and Colombia appealed to 14 other Latin American nations to join in mediating the Bolivia Paraguay conflict. They called for joint action to prevent further aggression and to set November negotiations toward a peace pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaco
Louis Jay Heat
United Press
Washington
Bolivia
Paraguay
South America
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Uruguay
Colombia
Chaco Forum
Benefit Game for Corry Relief Fund
Announcement by Ben J. Starr, president of the Corry Relief Fund, that coach Sedric A. McCall of Corry High will turn over net receipts of the Titan ville Corry High football game on November 14 to the relief effort. The relief committee plans a vigorous advance ticket sale and expects one of the city’s largest football crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben J. Starr
Corry Relief Fund
Sedric A. McCall
Titanville-Corry
Corry High
Relief Fund
Titusville-Corry
Yale
Harvard
Beavers
Laval Plans for Budgetary Disarmament
Premier Laval of France, en route to meet President Hoover, proposed a disarmament formula based on international budgetary control with the world court as final authority. Observers praised it as likely to satisfy both Hoover and European powers, emphasizing “there must be no waste” and a unified budgeting system across air, navy, and army expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ILM DE France
United States
Premier Laval
France
Hoover
Europe
Laval
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
NBC network features The Goldbergs with Sondra ReeltaL WABC presents Kate Smith Cilone and Budd Wiz NBC offers Natlenst taal Foran Show Boston and Rolphe Orch Jack ti with brief listings of programs on various networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA
NBC Network
Goldbergs
Sondra Reeltal
WABC
CBS Network
Kate Smith
Cilone
Budd
GBS
Bost
War
NBC
Rolphe Orch
Jack Ti
Bear Lake Road Completed Pushes Other Projects
Road improvements under the Pinchot rural road program progress in a splendid manner. The Bear Lake stretch from Barous Corners to Bear Lake near completion except for final berm work. The project, by the state highway department, provides a quicker route to Bear Lake Jamestown and east. The Findley Lake Findley Greek bridge relocation shortens distance to Findley Lake and the new bridge is near completion with opening anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bear Lake
Barous Corners
Columbus
Baccus Corners
Flats
Dewey's
Roosevelt Highway
West Spring Creek
Sory-Spartanshimz
Warrem County
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Concord
Union City
Union
Crawford County
Wayne
Findley Lake
Pershing and Petain speak at Yorktown
At Yorktown Virginia on October 17 General John J Pershing and Marshal Henry Patin addressed the Abolition anniversary ceremony. The event marked the allied victory in the Revolution era battlefield homage, with French and American representatives present and the centennial commission hosting the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Petain
Yorktown
Union Frees
United States
France
John J. Pershing
Marshall Henry Batzin
Cormwallis
Washington
French. An Official Hitcheon Iatronin of Maethall Patain
Uras
Jordan
Yorkform
Besqui-Centennial Commission
Otis Bland
Maccod Virginie
Rossiter Appeal Under Advisement In Federal Case
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia reserved decision on the appeal of Samuel Rossiter a Pa attorney who was jailed four months and fined 2500 for conspiracy to defeat justice by substituting a proxy who took a sentence for another convict. The case involves proxy James Patrone and others including Stanley Wells Lester Beals and Joseph Donovan. Hearing before Judges Woolley Davis and Johnson concluded with decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Eric
Pittsburgh
Juelle
Rossiter
Ley Wells
Rosuller
Lester Beals
Well
Joseph Donovan
Beals
Iuy
Gibson
Wells
Lake Erie
Patrone
Rewssite
Donovan
Wooley
Davis
Johnson
Oil Boom Prospects in Kanesholm Sector
United Prose reports a rising oil boom in the Kanesholm sector of Kane field driven by pressure flooding. More workers are employed as oil reaches promising prospects. officials say price milestones will trigger expanded drilling activity and tool deployment. Olean Petroleum, tied to Wilson Page, has invested heavily to prove the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose Rand
Kanesholm
Kane Field
Oil Company
Olean, N
Petroleum
Wilson Page
Man Kicked by Horse Suffers Broken Jaw in Accident
Floyd Davis, 32, of French Greek, sustained a broken upper jaw and a severe facial gash after a horse kicked him near his home yesterday around 6 PM. He was taken to Coby hospital and his condition improved today. Andrew Speta of Spring Creek RD 1 had minor injuries in a Corry Wrightsville road collision. Victor Dietzel and Arland Brigge also involved in football and head injuries respectively at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Spring Creek
Floyd Davis
Hils
Coby Hospital
Andrew Speta
R. D
Corry- Wrightsville
Spetz
Scholton
Victor Dietzel
Harold Dietzel
Fair Grounds
Dietzel
Arland Brigge
Roosevelt Highway Association Names Officers at Wellshoro Meeting
Kane Jr of Kane was re elected president and vice president of the Roosevelt Highway Association at the annual meeting in Wellshoro. Kane Sr was named president and vice president. Globs of Scranton named treasurer and Rice of Emethport named secretary. Governor Pinchot and Mrs Pinchot were named honorary members as plans for extending the Roosevelt Highway through the middle states were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudersport
Ang
O'Neil Kane, Jr
Kane
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellshoro
Raynynd B. Globs
Scranton
H. J. Rice
Emethport
Pinchot
Roosevelt Highway
Middle-Wieser States
Yestertag't Mana Meeting
Akron Dirigible Akron Tests Over Midwest Skies
The U. S. Akron giant dirigible completed a 46 hour test cruise over the Midwest, seen over Chicago at 4 10 a m. CST. Reports placed it near St Louis as it circled south then headed north toward possible flights past Northwestern University and Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
U. S
Akron
U. S. Akron
Midwest
St. Louis
Naval Reserve
Sunoke City
Kansas City
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
National Credit Corporation Credit Pool to Aid Banks
Washington October 17 New rules by Secretary Mellon extend the National Credit Corporation plan by allowing banks to rediscount eligible commercial paper at Federal Reserve Banks in exchange for the corporation's gold notes. The move aims to ease liquidity and relieve financial difficulties in banks by expanding collateral options and access to credit through the central bank system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Credit Corporation
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Credit Corporation
Edison Sinks Rapidly Death Feared At Edison Sinks
Thomas A Edison aged 84 neared death as uremia worsened. Doctors and family waited at West Orange home. Bulletin said he slept but pulse was poor. end could come at any time. Public notices described the eminent inventor's grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Smith
United Press
West Grange
N. J
Thomas Alva Edison
Hubert S. Howe
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
The
Familly
Hubert
Howe
Edison
Howes
U S Observer Joins Discussion Over Manchuria
The League of Nations council, in Geneva on October 17, included an American observer for the first time in council history to discuss the Sino Japanese conflict in Manchuria. Prentiss Gilbert, U.S. consul general at Geneva, stressed Washington’s limited role and the aim to apply Kellogg Pact provisions while avoiding intruding on council prerogatives. The move signals U.S. interest in supporting peace efforts under League guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
League
Prentiss Gilbert
Sessions
Washington
United States
Gilbert
Abe Teazus
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
PSEA
Bear Lake Road
Hoover Credit Pool
U.S
Japan
Arnold
Wiliam Gillen
Funawdlin
Lantay
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!