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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

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Indiana pastor to head militia bureau officials say

Pastor Amerituy William Graham Iverson of Muncie Indiana Baptist church is named a potential major general to lead the War Department Militia Bureau Iverson questions hell references says he may accept if he can still serve God and preach while guiding the bureau He argues religious service can proceed alongside military duties and vows to continue preaching elsewhere.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington Amerituy William Graham Iverson Wire Fric Tom Militia Bureau

Inquiry Open into Sinking of Lake Vessel Wisconsin

United Press reports an inquiry began into the Wisconsin disaster off Kenosha after a gale sank the liner in Lake Michigan. Nine dead or missing, 60 rescued, with Capt Dougal H Morrison heroically going down with the ship. Names of the dead include Captain Morrison and several crew members, while three sailors were missing. Authorities seek to determine causes beyond the gale and coordinate morgue identifications across cities.

Wisconsin Lake Michigan Kenobha Wis Coast Dougal H. Morrison United States Kenosha Ameasle Goodrich Lines Milqwaukes Jeago Julius Bushman Itowoe Victor Estes Tom Richards Joseph Metz de Cassagus Negro

Destroyers Rush Ordered to China from Manila

Manila dispatches dated October 30 report orders sending the 45th destroyer division to Chinese waters for potential needs there. The fleet had arrived for Navy Day and may remain in harbor for months, with officials reluctant to reveal plans to return the ships to China.

United Press Manila Ching

Todays Five BBS Radio Entreatments

Listing of radio entertainments across networks with names such as Golden Gems, The Voice of Columbia, Palmolive Hook, Cadman’s American Opera, and Hank Simmons’ Old Time Melodrama. Mentions multiple stations WB, WEAF, WABC, CBS network and specific time slots.

NBC Golden Gems Wiste Baker Theodore Webb WABC CBS Voice of Columbia WEAF WHAF Cadman WABRC CBS Network 11 Dpr Hank Simmons

Move to Save Joe Holden's Home

A movement began today urged by Joe Holden's daughter, now in Erie, to save the blind man's East Pleasant street home from sheriff sale on November 5 at the courthouse to satisfy a mortgage and liens. John J. Patterson reportedly took an interest and asks supporters to contact him to help raise a sufficient fund.

Joe Holden Erie East Pleasant Street John Patterson Paterson

Ladies Night Observed by Rotary Club of Union City

Rev. W. Eaton of First Presbyterian spoke at the Rotary Club Ladies Night gathering in Union City with about seventy members and guests present. He tied Halloween themes to cautions on fooling neighbors, followed by brief remarks from Ralph Dewey and musical numbers by the club orchestra and Miss Amelia Tryon.

W. [. Eaton Union City Hallowe'en Rotary Club Miss Tryon W. Eaton First Presbyterian Church of Rotary Glube Water Corry Mr. Waton Ralph Dewey Amelia Tryon

Delay claims of three veterans in World War I

Three World War I veterans from Pittsburgh Wilmerding and Adamwall filed suits in federal court seeking War Risk Insurance benefits. Judge Schoonmaker granted the U S attorney until February 1 1990 to file answers noting thousands of similar claims nationwide. The men faced permanent disability and would be paid 67.50 per month while disabled.

United Press Pittsburgh F. P. Schoonmaker Oders United States William J. Aiken Noble W. Patterson Carlo D'Bila Wilmerding Leon- Sct Neidhart Adamwall Fisk

Clementel to form new government in Paris

Aristide Briand declined to accept the post, as Clementel, president of the Senate finance commission, was invited by President Gaston Doumergue to form a new government. Clementel plans a cabinet based on support from far and other groups.

Paris Adleana Clemenel Senate Finance Commission Gaston Doumergue Aristide Bri

Discharge of Saraceno Ends Suspense in Warren Case

The discharge of Ralph Saraceno at a Warren County hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson drew no surprise from police and families linked to the June 13 disappearances of two Erin men whose bodies were later found near Tidbute. Authorities said evidence did not justify grand jury action. Saraceno had been held on 35000 bail, with a prior arrest in August and a long interrogation over the slayings of Tow Cazzola and Ralph Boecolo.

Ralph Saracend Justice of the Peace Nelson Erin Tidbute Saracene le Men Tidiouts Saraceno Cazzola Ralph Boeclo Ete Clark Nelson Warren Warren County Jor

Evening classes enrollment set for Corry Penn State

Those not yet enrolled in Corry Pennsylvania State College evening courses may enroll Thursday November 7 at the Junior High school. M T Bunnell will accept registrations. Popular courses include direct current electricity blue print reading and shop sketching accounting and aeronautics. Classes start Thursday at 7 pm and meet Mondays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm for fifteen weeks.

Corry Pennsylvania State College M.T. Bunnell Penn

Death inquiry widens after city arrest in Frohnapfel case

Pittsburgh Oct 20 A new line in the death at a police station on Oct 11 emerges after the arrest of Edward Wade of Chicago on a felonious assault and battery warrant sworn by Albert Frohnapfel. Wade faces $9,000 bail and a Saturday hearing. Washington DC reporters jailed 45 days for refusing to reveal sources to a federal grand jury.

Unitedress Pittsburgh Ose Frohnapfel Fidward Wade Chicago Wade Albert Frohnapfel United Press Washington The Washington Times District of Columbia Supreme Court Peyton Gordon

Airliner forced down by storm survives in snowbound land

Pilot P. Doles guided the three motor Fokker into a safe landing after a blizzard near Trecha New Hampshire. Passengers Dr A W Ward Wy Fl Mor Mt Vernon NH and crew including Allen Barrie Burbank and two others endured a night in a deserted cabin. They credited luck and a rabbit's foot for survival amid eight inches of snow.

Western Air Express Arizona Piléthames I Doles Angeles Los Angles Allen Barrie Burbank Calif R. L Britten Los Angeles A. W. Ward San Francisco Wy Fl Mt. Vernon N. H Trecha Dole Ward Mice Rabbit

Inquest Open Into Auto Fatality Near Russell

An inquest into the death of John Kelley, struck and killed by a car driven by Richard Weisenbaer of Bradford while crossing a highway near his Russell home, will be conducted by Deputy Coroner Clark Nelson at his Russell office. Kelley was the grandfather of Mrs. J. C. A. Neamt of this city, who was summoned to Russell. Deputy Coroner Nelson will lead the investigation in place of Coroner Ed Lowrey, absent from Watts.

John Kelley Russell Clark Nelson Warren Aonigh Wats Yeaa Ed Lowrey

Doctor Ullom Dies After Shooting in Despondent Crisis

In Waxnesburg on Oct 30 Dr. Frank S. Ullom, 48, reportedly shot himself in his office after being described as despondent over ill health. The body was found by his wife Mrs Ullom with Dr BW Channing present at the scene.

United Press Waxnesburg Frank S. Ullom Ullom BW. Channing Ulom

New York Stock Exchange to close for rest period

New York Oct 39 The New York Stock Exchange voted to close tomorrow morning until noon and to close Friday and Saturday. Trading will resume Monday. The measure aims to relieve exhausted employes and those at the Stock Clearing Corporation after days of near continuous work. Richard Whitney, vice president, announced the decision after consultations with banking authorities.

United Press New York New, Tork Stock Exchange U Stol New York State New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange Stock Clearing Corporation Uige Banking Aedhp Exchange Richard Whitney Ice

Marooned Party Rescued Plans in Colorado Snow

Fourteen persons were marooned today in the Stumimit House and Glen Cove in Pike's Peak country by eight foot snow drifts. Rescue plans were made as the storm that swept over Denver and the eastern Rockies abated. No one is in danger. provisions were ample for several days.

Colorado Springs Colo Stumimit House Glen Cove Pikes Poul Denver Rocky Mountain

Funeral for Miss Gertrude Cottle in Erie Thursday

Miss Gertrude Cottle aged 48 of Erie dies from injuries in a grade crossing crash near Conneaut Ohio. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm at Burton Funeral Home West 5th Street Eve. Body to be sent to Bluefield for interment. Sister of Mrs C Seeley former Corry resident. Mrs Seeley injured in same crash, Patricia survived with minor injuries. Miss Cottle represented Equitable Life and was a prominent western Pennsylvania insurance agent.

Gertrude Cottle Erie Conneaut Ohio Burton Fueneta West Sth Bluefield Miss Cottle C. O 'Seeley Corry Nsurantcy Pennsylvanis Miss Curtis Seeley St Vincent's Hospital Patricia

Shriners Day at Greensburg Draws Thousands

Shriners Day observed in Greensburg Pennsylvania with Carvan No 8 leading a large Fall ceremonial program. Sightseeing tour and parade listed as main events with over 3500 expected to march in the parade and thousands of men from across the state attending.

Union Press Greensburg Shriners Westmoreland County Shriners

Grand Jury Monday to Hear Wing and Local Cases

Subpoenas served on witnesses in George Wing murder case and other local matters ahead of November term grand jury. Wing will face homicide and felonious sabotaging charges. Concord township slayer and a burglary ring suspects also booked for hearings. Ralph Sarino and Elizabeth Sessle tied to separate prosecutions with possible pleas or trials forthcoming.

Concord Township George Wing George Laverne Ormsbey Wing Ralph Sarieno Warren Bremest Elizabeth Sessle Livion City Hospital Magheen Erle

Homesick Greek man dies after setting fire to clothes

Samuel Tsikounlo aged 43 of Ambridge, grieving for Greece and unable to pay passage, doused himself with gasoline, stepped into the street, and set his clothing aflame. Passersby and witnesses attempted to help but he was badly burned and died at Sewickley Valley Hospital.

United Press Pittsburgh Greece Samuel Tsikounlo Ambridge Sewickley Valley Hospital

Postmaster Draws Two Year Parole

Pittsburgh Oct 30 Lawrence R Goller postmaster at Hardsville Somerset county was paroled for two years by Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker after pleading guilty to embezzling 607.54 of postal funds from the post office He ran a general store and mixed postal funds with store receipts causing a shortage according to Postal Inspector W M Calvert Colter said he made restitution and testified to a good reputation

United Press Pittsburgh Colter

Heavy buying lifts market as stocks climb in New York

The New York market surged on October 30 as heavy buying across traders boosted confidence after yesterday’s rout. American Telephone and Telegraph jumped 26 points to 28, Steel rose on strong nine month earnings and a dividend, while American Can and Consolidated Gas climbed as investors buy to hold amid improving liquidity and short covering.

United Press New York Wall Street Notual Bresh Gale Americas Telephone Steel Wis Steel American Can Columbia Gas General

Four youths sent to reformatory from Pennsylvania

Four western Pennsylvania youths were sent to the Chillicothe reformatory in Ohio to begin federal sentences. Harold Johnson, 20, Erie bank messenger, admitted stealing about 990,000 and claimed he was robbed in the Erie post office, receiving three years. Jerry Huff and Roll Parpayeer of Warren County each got two years for post office robberies. Lester R. Frankway received one year for violating the motor vehicle theft act.

United Press Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory Chillicothe Ohio Harold Johnson Erie Bank Messenger Erie Post Aas Jerry A. Huff Roll A. Parpayeer Warren County Lester R. Frankway Oho’ Institution

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