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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

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Corry schools plan reopen for 1933 34 term

Corry announces arrangements for the 1933 34 term with opening at 9 06 am Wednesday September 6. Enrollment is expected to rise with the Junior High transitioning to the Senior High building. Staff changes include three new hires and two transfers, with some departments eliminated.

Corry Ralph Dewey Tre Margaret O'Hare Louise B. Will Thirza Bly Antoinette Baresi Concord Ouilving Stanley ©. Anderson Sarword L. Blair Commercial Ruth Wennett Margate O'Hare May McCormack Wil

Kidnapper Walter Magey Sentenced to Hang

United Press reports Walter Magey, convicted kidnapper of Miss Mary Milloy, was sentenced to be hanged on October 16. The action occurs amid wartime political and international context with tariff discussions and other national issues referenced by the brief dispatches.

United Press Kansas City Walter Magey Mary Milloy

Proposal for 48 Hour Week for Rail Employees

Federal Rail Coordinator Joseph B. Eastman urged railroad executives and labor leaders to adopt a 48 hour work week. He indicated no fixed daily length and suggested ending seven day work weeks while opposing NRA controls on rails.

Frese Washington Joseph B. Eastman Eastman

Cuba Storm Leaves Few Dead Amid Widespread Damage

Hurricane moving at 14 miles an hour crossed Cuba from east to west causing extensive damage. Three killed reported with seventy three people hospitalized in Havana. Looters blamed for additional deaths as guards battled to curb theft during the disaster.

Lawrence Haas United Press Havana Gulf of Mexico Texas Cuba Havena Santa Clara Camaguey Matanzas

Negro Arrested for Dual Girard Killing

ERI Sept 2 A suspect in a double murder of a Girard farmer and his sister last August 4th was arrested today. The man Ermest Abderaon, 49, was taken into custody in connection with the killings of Tohanns Biegerl, 79, and her brother Albert, 72, who were beaten and stabbed with a pitchfork.

J Smieo Fress Girard Ermest Abderaon Connention Tohanns Biegerl Albert

Missing Denver man recovered from amnesia in Seattle

Bernard Bitterman a 27 year old Denver department store executive was found in Seattle and hospitalized after disappearing August 24 amid kidnapping rumors. He telephoned relatives in Denver upon learning his identity and asked police in downtown Seattle where he was.

United Press Seattle Bernard Bitterman Denver Colo Jed Bitterman Vancouver D. C City Hospital Um Bitterman Deriver

Austria Begins Strengthening Armed Forces

Vienna reports Austria moves to rebuild its restricted army under the St. Germain treaty by training 8 000 reserves and mobilizing 1 500 auxiliary police mainly Heimwehr to enforce public order. Reinforcements will form riot squads in frontier regions to counter suspected Nazi influence threatening Chancellor Dollfuss.

United Press Vienna Austria Engelbert Dollfuss Heimwehr Yariadswerts Frontier Anus

De Pinedo Dies as Plane Crashes in Flames

Bellanca monoplane, heavily loaded with gasoline, swerves off the runway and crashes into a fence. Rescue attempts fail as De Pinedo is killed in the blaze.

DE Pinedo Bellanca

Daring Italian Aviator De Pinedo Killed in Flight Crash

Wrancedco de Pinedo, famed Italian aviator, perished at Floyd Bennett Field as his Bellanca monoplane crashed during a non-stop solo takeoff to Baghdad. The craft struck a fence, burst into flames, and spectators watched in horror as the pilot and burning aircraft were consumed. He was 43.

Delos Smith United Press Floyd Bennett Field New York Wrancedco de Pinedo Bellanca Bagdad de Pinedo Suministration de Pineda Beach de Pintedo Italy Benito Mussolini Vho Italian Air Service Buenos Aires Tl Duce

Democratic ranks show big increase in Philadelphia area

Report from Philadelphia indicates a substantial rise in Democratic registration across multiple counties and cities including Reading York and Pittsburgh with widespread engagement on registration day. Analysts note gains across suburban and urban districts signaling a boost for the party ahead of elections.

United Breen Philadelphia Democratic Registrationa Snalern Pranaytvaiin Q. Ceneral Drorasay Ubetuuhiinky Alimetown Reading York Wasi Cushiniaky Mans Pittubani Neputllens Aterm Niki Democratic

Plans Completed for Labor Day Program by Veterans of Foreign War

Weather favors a city Labor Day celebration organized by the Veterans of Foreign War with a parade at 10:00 form at Senior High School. Races, vaudeville, greased pig, and a band concert are scheduled in City Park plus ox roast booths and games at Athletic Field and Junior High. The varied program aims to amuse all ages and residents are urged to participate.

Veterans of Foreign War South Street Center City Park Corry High School

President Wilson Sinks Coldwater in Collision at Sea

The President Wilson steamship collided with the Coldwater at 1 pm and sank it. The Coldwater crew one woman passenger and two children were saved. President Wilson heads to Norfolk with damaged bow.

M. Ridley U. S

Hitler Defines United Germany Excludes Jewry and Pacifism

Nuremberg dispatch reports Chancellor Hitler urging a pure German state ruled from above. He pledges to combat Jewry and pacifism while outlining militant fascist aims and a redefined empire ending with liquidation of perceived enemies. The convention observed beer, sausages, and rousing chants as speeches outlined policy.

Frederick Oechsner United Press Nuremberg Germany Adolf Hitler Tere Hitler Deomt Sofar Gurmyhuderai Binmyarie Winmark Hilior Unites Paciaon Peti

Ford expected announce NRA stand Monday

Marquette reports Henry Ford may return to Detroit Monday after docking the S S Henry Ford at Sault Ste Marie and racing to his exclusive Huron Mountain Club. Observers split on his NRA code stance with some predicting a signed endorsement and others a firm rejection.

Leslie Harrop United Press Marquette Mich S. S Henry Ford Detroit Sault Ste. Marie Ford United States Huron Mountain Club Roosevelt Teo Ciub Dearborn Bisel Maina

Recess Over Week End in Coast Love Suit

Hollywood August reports Claire Windern retires then to reappear Wednesday in superior court to hear further guidance on the time romanea with Alfred Read. Read’s wife Marian allegedly financed $100000 for alleged affections, letters read in court. The case centers on the separation of Read and his wife and the planned adjournment amid testimony and rival parties.

Hollywood Claire Windenr Hinnite-Eetrias Antti Romanea Alfred Debonair Marian allengHon Rend

Decisive Action Sought Over NRA Coal Code Standoff

Washington reports stalemate in negotiating an NRA bituminous coal code as Roosevelt or Johnson may take extraordinary action to break the deadlock. Disputes center on non union operators, merit clauses, and union check off rights amid tension between labor and management and within NRA leadership.

Salted Washington NRA Blue Eagle Roosevelt Hugh 8 Johnson Hie Joseph B. Hastman Fed Jeral Dudley Gates Jolson Gates United Mine Workers NRA Labor Advisory Board Omi

20000 Hosiery Workers Back at Jobs Tuesday

Philadelphia reports show about 20 000 hosiery workers returning to work on Tuesday after last Thursday’s killings during a strike at the Cambria hosiery plant. Police say mourners paid respects to two deceased workers as crowds marched by their caskets. The incident prompted scrutiny by labor officials and a report expected from the labor board.

United Press Philadelphia Cambria Hovsely Wwers Washingtin Tatay Lele Philaddisisa Wei Ae Rena

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