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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
1
Partial OCR mentions a residence at 545 DP Ridge in May with a person named Gannon and a reference to Euro. The text is incomplete but indicates an obituary or notice related to a St. Iside figure and a death in May.
Philadelphia reports Pinchot distrusts city GOP strength and asks registration commission for 550 special inspectors to guard his November bid. He shows concern over rumored Republican defections after the May primary, while Mayor Mackey remains loyal to Pinckney in a broad Philadelphia political backdrop.
The East Columbus avenue segment from Center to West Wayne streets to open tomorrow morning with full opening expected within ten days to two weeks, contingent on weather. Concrete pouring on gaps near the Hare Creek bridge to start Thursday, aiming to finish quickly. East Columbus will reach East Weyne street for now due to ongoing construction below the bridge.
Sept 9 news notes President Hoover invites Prenou trans-Atlantic flyers Captain Dicu and Mai ice Bilort to be guests at Imoheon White House celebration after their Dallas flight. Also reports a Sharon, Pa resident killed in a fall from a roof. fall registration days urged for voters with details in local precincts.
United Press reports Swedish Norwegian experts view relics from Andree expedition camp in Thomson Norway. A new diary, found with clothing and boots beneath Andrée's body, promises details of the 1897 balloon voyage and wanderings across the ice. The voluminous diary may become the primary source for reconstructing the journey and fate of Andrée and his companions.
A Gar land City Arkansas bridge over Red River was blown up today in a report to the state highway department. Details were not available. The blast followed by authorities and other regional notes on politics and industry.
All Voters Must Enroll This Fall To Vote. Rev Francis J Graves rector of All Saints Church assisted as deacon at the mass of requiem for Mrs Julia Dunleavy Gannon 89 mother of Bishop John Mark Gannon. Funeral services were held at St Peters cathedral with clergy from across the diocese assisting and Rev Timothy B Sullivan delivering the eulogy.
The world’s largest private yacht Corsair, valued at 2.5 million dollars, ran aground on Lobster Rock near Bath Harbor Maine. A crew and about 25 guests including Julius Spenter Morgan remained aboard as coast guards feared possible disaster. Heavy tugs and ponds were summoned from New York and Boston for a renewed attempt at high tide tomorrow morning.
Greensburg Pa Sept 3 lightning struck the Salemynle mine tipple during a heavy storm and coal company officials say the tipple and washery were destroyed. Loss estimated at 350000 with the mine near Greensburg.
A citizens committees postponement delays in Aero Supply Corporation talks. The planned conference with president George T. Stith was moved to Saturday after Stith could not reach the city. If a decision favors moving equipment, manufacturing would concentrate in Gary at Standard Automatic Products, with Corry as the potential relocation site.
Arthur Deschamp pleaded guilty before Judge William Hirt to a prohibition violation and was paroled for one year after raids by Constable Alexander and federal agents. Two other alleged offenders in the same raids were released with light fines as charges were reduced to disorderly conduct. Deschamp’s West Smith Street home yielded only a small amount of liquor.
Montgomery Ward and Company may not open the Corry store until about October 15 as merchandise arrivals and construction delays push the date. RL Yount, local manager, will travel to Baltimore and New York City to arrange stock for the Corry shop, returning in about ten days to finalize staffing and sales plans. Applicants for positions may contact him on return.
A coroner's jury in Chicago found State Senator John P. Joyce died Aug 1 from poison administered by unknown persons, amid gangland threats. The inquest noted large quantities of poison found in Joyce's viscera, and Mrs Joyce testified she heard a phone call before his collapse and death in her arms.
Paris reports France will honor Capt Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte for the first Paris to New York flight. Decorations include promotions and a prize around 1 000 000 francs. Coste to commander of the Legion of Honor and Bellonte to officer.
Four injured in a Wramisin Oil City Highway collision. S. D. Funk assistant division engineer of the State Highway Department suffered bruises and neck injury. Joseph Reilly of this city drove the department Buick. Raymond Dockery and Zella Dockery of Parnassus sustained scalp wounds. Gayle Dockery 1, severely cut with possible fractures. Lewis Shallenberger of Swissvale escaped unharmed.
After questioning detectives tasked by Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Nye, chairman of the Senate campaign funds investigation committee, charged today that an attempt was made to frame the committee. Kenneifi Wilson, an operative for the private agency hired by McCormick, testified before Nye about relations between detectives for the committee and for the private agency. Nye dictated a statement alleging frameup after hearing the testimonies.
Washington dispatch reports renewed talk that Ruth Hanna McCormick’s senate seat could be challenged after she admitted employing detectives to shadow Nye. Debate centers on campaign expenses and Nye’s response amid Caraway’s cautious public stance on the case.
At the curve near Brato Fish Hatchery an auto crash occurred shortly before noon today involving an Emblem Oil Company truck and a car owned by A. D. King of Corry. Mrs. King, riding with her son, sustained back injuries and body bruises. Dr. John C. Ebier attended and reported she was progressing well.
New York reports Dieldonte Coste and Maurice Bellonte set plans to fly to Dallas, Texas with one stop after their successful Atlantic crossing. They expect reception in New York before a Dallas flight and return to Washington to meet President Hoover. They described a rough, high altitude route, weather challenges, and engine reliability during the perilous leg.
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