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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
1
Wen in a Wet Bid Guarding
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Ailpon
Widespread Fall Registration Gains in Mill Village
Enrolment figures from Corry show 638 registered yesterday, with 1 858 total across two days. Second Ward behaves as a single district, Fourth Ward reports 288, and officials expect about 500 more voters to qualify before final registration next week.
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Corry
Wityt
Otal
Secon
Ourth
Submarine Nautilus safety in doubt after Aug. 20 radio
OSLO Sept 2 United Press reports concern for the safety of Sir Hubert Wilkins' submarine Nautilus. The last radio message arrived Aug. 20 despite nightly calls from Bergen, Norway.
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United Press
Oslo
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Bergen
Clyde Hall Injured Returning from West
Clyde Hall, a curar man from Corry, is recovering from injuries after an automobile crash three miles east of Washington, Pennsylvania. He was returning from Los Angeles where he attended a railroad carriers convention. Hall suffered a left shoulder injury, fractured right ribs, and lost several teeth when his car skidded on a slippery road. The crash involved driver Mr. McKee and his wife, who accompanied Hall on the trip.
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Clyde Hal
Curar
Cacces
Corry
Acci
Los Angeles
Cullis
Rstral Carriers’ Convention
Washington
Hall
Ene
McKee
Detroit F W Win Bugle Corps Honored National Champions
The Detroit bugle corps was named national champions by the Veterans of Foreign Wars after a tight victory over Harrisburg Pa in the contest held during the organization’s encampment. Eight other corps competed. Attention shifted to the national officers election with three candidates for junior vice commander: Brig. Gen. Henry J. Reilly James M Van Zant and Henry L Cohen.
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Henry J. Reilly
Washington
James Ti. van Zant
Altoona
Henry L. Cohen
Tlinois
Dowager Queen Marie of Boumssia to undergo operation
Telkom News Agency reports from Bucharest that the Dowager Queen Marie of Boumssia is seriously ill and likely to be operated on as soon as possible. The dispatch confirms the emergency medical action in Vienna on September 2.
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Mar
Vienna
Chilean Battle Fleet Captured in Mutiny
Five thousand sailors mutinied over a proposed 30 percent pay cut and seized officers at Tongoy near Coquimbo. The fleet, excluding submarines, lay at Tongoy as the provisional government prepared military action from a cabinet meeting. The mutineers formed a committee to negotiate with the government.
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Unitca
Santiago
Chile
Coquimtlo
United Press
Tongoy
Coquinba
Odd Fellows honor L Mather on 100th birthday in Corry
The Odd Fellows of Corry honor Charles L. Mather with a 100th birthday celebration at G P hall on North Center Street with a 6 pm dinner and program. Local dignitaries and visiting members plan addresses and tributes after a 7:40 am radio greeting.
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Cheerio Hour
National Broadcasting Company
Charles L. Mather
Corry
Odd Fellows of
Ioneer
G. P. Hall
North Center Street
Orphan's Hate
Cuy Ite
Mather
Odd Fellows
Quinlisk Denies Veterans Post In Campaign
Paul Quinlisk, commander of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post, asked the Journal to state the organization is not participating as a group in the current campaign. He said claims of the post backing a candidate are false and that supporters have given a misleading impression.
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Paul Quinusk
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Today
Veterans! Post
Quinnist
Corry Pioneer Honored On 100th Birthday
A Corry resident marked a century of life today celebrating a firsts in local radio and industry. The centenarian recalled helping to build Corry's first radio station and a long career at a local plant.
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Corry Attizen
Drnles
Corry
Abraham Linchig
Tried Mailing Letter In Fire Alarm Box
A man attempted to mail a letter by pulling the fire alarm lever at the corner of South Center and Church streets about 4 pm. He mistook the box for a mail receptacle, paused to watch the fire truck respond, then walked away toward the post office with his letter.
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South Center Street
South Center
Church Street
First Ward
Broken Journal Causes Smash-Up on Erie Freight
A broken journal on a westbound freight car caused a wreck three miles west of Mill Village on the Erie line over French Creek. The impact shattered the bridge, damaged the structure and tied up westbound tracks until late tomorrow. 47 cars derailed, with bridge repairs estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Eastbound traffic remained clear via a separate bridge, allowing some trains to reroute.
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Hire
French Creek
Mill Village
Buffalo
Trath
Supt. Barber
Meadville
Erie
Missing Man Body Recovered From Shark Market Attack
Honolulu reports the body of Sadao Nukatus found inside a shark caught off Barber's Point. Fellow merchant Minoni Whanigwa presumed killed. Navy planes aided search as another catch was hauled aboard. The second shark measured 18 feet long and weighed 750 pounds. In New York, stock market fell as rail stocks led declines with Lehigh Valley and Pennroad causing a broad market selloff.
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United Press
Honolulu
Sadao Nukatus
Minoni Whanigwa
Barber's Point
Navy
W.L. Rees
Nakatus
Reescraft
United Press New York
Bres
Raila
Altho
Lehigh Valley
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennroad
Charity Ball at Corry Country Club Seeks Community Fund
Young residents plan a charity ball at Corry Country Club on September 5. Directors donate club house use and golf course access with two 1.50 tickets. Kelster Drug Store provides fruit punch. Sherrick orchestra to play from 8 to 12:20 PM, aiming to raise funds for the Community Chest.
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al Corry Country Club
Clu
Nave
Tose
Kelster
Fae
They
Sherrick Orchestra
Rath
Urgent appeal for children's clothing and shoes
Mrs. Ward, community nurse, appeals in The Journal for serviceable children's clothing and shoes. She says there is urgent need at Pride and asks for calls to Community Chest headquarters to arrange pickup of garments, urging quick provision to meet many cases.
Revolt by Spanish Prisoners in Barcelona Prison
Convicts at Barcelona prison set fires and fought guards, firing seven shots as authorities including the governor and police commissioner visited to end a hunger strike by Syndicalists and Communists. Firemen worked to regain control amid the disturbance at 3 p.m.
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United Press
Barcelona
Spain
Rescuer Efforts Fail To Save Cave-In Victim
In Columbia Pennsylvania on September 2, William Bowers an 82 year old man trapped by earth in a 36 foot well after finishing a pump task died despite frantic two hour relay efforts by highway workers and helpers. A doctor lowered into the shaft could not save him. His death ended a six to eight hour rescue.
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United Press
Columbia
William Bowers
Bowers
Iiar
Lewis Orders Two Shifts of Road Workers
Harrisburg September 2 Samuel Lewis secretary of highways for Pennsylvania proposed dividing the work week into two three day shifts to double the number of breadwinners receiving pay while expanding relief to distressed communities. He instructed field engineers to run two three day shifts where finances permit and to use local labor on every job with the aim of benefiting twice as many families. The latest report shows about 19000 men employed in highway construction.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Samuel Lewis
Secretary of Highways For
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Pymatuning Low Bidder Announced for Dam Project
C R Cumming Inc of Cleveland submitted the low bid of 339 567 for constructing the breast of figure impounding reservoir across the Shenango Valley in Crawford County to dam Pymatoning swamp. Officials of the state water and power resources expected to announce the decision.
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Harrisburg
C. R. Cumming, Inc
Cleveland
Fige
Shenango Valley
Grawford County
Chicago Bank Official Admits Massive Embezzlement
Walter Wolf a 42 year old bank official confessed to embezzling estimates from 1.5 to 2.6 million dollars at Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company. He said losses came from stock and grain speculation while maintaining a respectable home life and vowed to help recover funds.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Continentallinois Bank and Trust Company
Walter
Wolf
Churchman
Bari
Tila
Marjorie
Mrs. Wolf
Walt
Last of Old West’s “Bad Men” Dies in Colorado Cell
Allen Downe, 82, known as the Mack phantom and famed road agent of the old west, died at Colorado state penitentiary where he had been jailed since 1896. He was the oldest inmate and faced time served equal to four years. Burial planned on Goat Hill near riot-era graves.
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Colorado
United Press
Canon City
Colo
Mack Phantom
Tabter
Allen
Downe
Ali Matt
Colorado State Penitentiary
Sittes
Goat Hill
San Jose
Callé
Large scale bootleg gasoline racket across states revealed
A United Press survey identifies smugglers moving gasoline by land and water from Michigan to Texas and Pennsylvania to Nebraska. States enforce tax drives with highways patrols and cutters on rivers, while firms rebrand to obfuscate. Nebraska limits tax loss with a four cent excise tax on all gasoline.
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United Press
Chicago
Te United Press Today
Michigan
Texas
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Timeis
U.S
George B .@ Johnson
Booljee
State Line
Tidiana
Indiana
Schuylkclll
Delaware
A. P. Delahunt
Tie
Former Assemblyman Dies in Pittsburgh Car Crash
David J. Jones, 63, of Ellwood City and longtime president of Ellwood Stone Company, was killed when his car crashed into a telephone pole along the Ohio River Boulevard. His son William H. Jones, 20, was injured and taken to Allegheny General Hospital. conditions described as not considered serious.
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United Pre
Pittsburgh
iDavid J. Jones
Ellwood City
Ellwood Stone Company
Pennsylvania
William H. Jones
Ohio River
Dena We Presbyterian Hospital
Allegheny General
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed for Today
A listing from WABC WHARF and other networks details the day’s top radio programs. Piano Pals Bird and Wish, Singing Sea Patr, Melody Montagenta and Geastiond Kicn and Oreste are highlighted across CBS NEC and NSC networks.
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WABC
CBS Network
Bird
Wish
CBS Networks
WHARF
NEC Network
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Second Day
First Day
Second Ward
Wilkins
Clyde Hall
Detroit
F. W
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C.C.F. Honor
L. Mather
Quinlisk
Broken Journal
Erie Freight
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