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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

4

Troop 8 Boy Scouts resume weekly meetings with new charter fee

Troop No 8 Boy Scouts of America resumes Wednesday evening meetings at 7 oclock at the scoutmaster's home after the summer session. A fifty cent fee will be charged for registration on the new charter. Court Conception Catholic Daughters of America holds a live dinner near Wednesday evening at 7 oclock in the K of rooms followed by a regular meeting. Clare Rent, Crawford County judge, issued an opinion upholding Meadville's seizure of vending machines run by Superior Connection Co of Columbus Ohio.

Boy Scotts of America Court Conception Catholic Daughters of America E. Clare Rent Crawford County Meadville Superior Conlection Co Columbus Reynoldsville CWA Jamestown MU. Moriah Lodge Masonic Temple Charles T. Gustafson R. Wilcott Owens Cortland Masons New York Grand Lodge Chautauqua County Clarion County A. P. Manes Brookville Susan Hummel General Kase Leeper Fstf Beverly Ann Rauscher Worth Street Gorey Hospital H. H. Jones Ina ‘Austin Brick House M. J. Alfred Los Angeles Galif Findley Lake Corty Rafter Bridge Morris Chapin Tp, Williams Alfred

Roadside Injuries Highlight Local News In 1934

Ridgway area reports a sixteen year old, Will J Wilcox, admitted for observation after a late night auto collision near Byrnedate with possible skull fracture. Irene Groves, 31, burned at home while starting a fire with gasoline, remains in serious condition. City council discussing upcoming winter work. Jamestown Masonic Lodge prepares for large Grand Lodge visit. Clarion County sees involuntary manslaughter plea in Leeper case.

Will J. Wilcox Thomas Vernon Weedville Eik County General Hospital Byrnedate Elmer Westsley Word of Life St Warren Irene Groves Pitsfield R. D Crawford M. Woods Company C. C. Shand Woodland Heights Jack Payne J. @. Bayne Cowell Avenue State Street Bridge Young Payne Puysengen Boyt Messer Shand Messer Harry P. Artors Mercer Corey Intexse Pine Grove Arters Nash Stella Smurthwaite Swissvale Shouldeyville Mercer County Titusville Clarence Powell Belienpule Watts Evans City Buller County Crayford County Meadville Clare Kent Troy Methodist Crawford County Pennsylvania W. D. Weight Springboro Frank Wyrens Summite Township Oi City Allegheny River Fiynter Oil City Harry C. Long Hillcrest Avenue Morris Goldstein Long Plumer Murray Gilbert Bouguin Wyllis Street W. A. Perry

Abandon Search For Plane Lost In Lake

United Press reports the search for second lieutenant Clement I. Aster's plane, missing since Saturday, is abandoned after attempts to locate the tail and wreckage near Lake Erie fail. Selfridge Field command and Captain George Warren oversee efforts.

United Press MT. Clemens Mich Clement .I. Aster Hayeste Hershandmod Ghirge Warren Rommeandudt Selfridge

Hitler Proclaims Iron Rule at Nazi Convention

In Nurnberg on September 5 Adolf Hitler declared that any challenger to Nazi leadership will be crushed. He warned there will be no more regulations in Germany for a thousand years and praised the overwhelming referendum showing support for his leadership. He stated the Nazi State will crush those who undermine the party.

United Press Nurmbberg Germany Hitler

Federal proposal to raise rivers faced opposition in Pittsburgh

Federal plan would raise Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio Rivers by about 7.2 feet in the Pittsburgh district. It calls for removing Het Island dam on the Allegheny, Dam No 1 on the Monongahela, and installing a movable crest dam on the Ohio. Local city engineers estimate the rise.

S Univers Pittsburgh Monongahela Allegheny Ohio Het Island Allegheny River Monongehe’a Ohio River

Decomposed Torso of Woman Washed Ashore

In Cleveland on Sept 6 a nude and partly decomposed torso of a woman was found on the Lake Erie shore near here. Head, arms, and legs below the knees were missing. Frank Lagussie found the body while walking the beach. Police suspect murder, suicide, or drowning. coast guards searched for remaining parts.

Ey Unites Fres Cleveland Lakerie Here Frank Lagussie Harvey Weitzel

Kankakee Terrorized by Suspected Firebug

Kankakee Dl Sept 5 Whites broke out in three sections of Kankakee almost simultaneously today spreading terror and causing property damage. Authorities pursued an arsonist theory as fire departments from surrounding cities aided the response and local citizens joined in the effort.

Kankakee American Legion

Cleveland Fire Damage Claims Hearings Begin in Court

In Cleveland, damage suits stemming from the Elington apartments fire of June 7, which killed 12, face early settlements. Seventy seven suits request 673000 for personal injuries and wrongful death and 70,000 for property, filed against brothers Charles and Alva Bradley. Judge Alvin J. Pearson opened proceedings today.

Or P Cleveland Ives Ariel Elington Charles Alva Bradley Owaeal Pitty Alvin J. Pearson

400 Year Old Clock Keeps Time Across Generations

Centerville Kansas resident Frank McGee recalls a 400 year old clock his father bought from a peddler who passed the McGee home in McGee's Mills Pennsylvania in 1832. Frank installed a stone sieve in his house to house the clock and it runs with notable accuracy to this day.

Centerville Kan Frank McGee McGee McGee's Mills Frank

Plans for new speed trials by Campbell in Daytona

Sophia Malcolm Campbell announced plans to attempt a new world speed record at Daytona Beach. He aims to drive an automobile radar-carrier vehicle to raise the record, bound for an early January departure.

London Sophia Malcolm Camapbell Brifiel Daytona Beach Helde Inites

Johnsonburg Grocer Slugged and Robbed on Saturday Night

Samuel J. Larson, owner of Avenue Grocery in Johnsonburg, was slugged and robbed of that night’s receipts after closing his store. He was struck on the head with a club as he stepped into the alley behind his shop and, despite the blow, managed to reach for assistance. Police investigation follows.

Johnsonburg Sept. O Second Avenue Samuel J. Larson Largon

Unclear description of assault and robbery incident

A fragmented report describes a confrontation where a man was struck on the head, knocked unconscious, and robbed of money before attackers fled. The text mentions lingering crowd reactions and incomplete details about the assailants' identities.

Utah Firemen Attend School in Richfield

Utah firemen at the three day convention studied approved fire fighting methods in classroom sessions. They listened to lectures on dousing fires and answered a mimeographed questionnaire to test their knowledge.

Utah Richbield

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