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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1933

Page

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Man Missing With Child Near Columbus Pennsylvania

Clyde Baccus and his three year old granddaughter Marilyn Bailey went missing after leaving Union City around noon Friday. They were last seen traveling west on the Roosevelt highway toward Erie in a brown 1929 Chevrolet coach with PA plates 1426-1. Police request anyone with information to contact Corry or Columbus Township authorities.

Clyde Baccus Columbus Marilyn Bailey Lottsville Northwestern Pennsylvania Baccus Union City Erie Bailey Lotteville Briday Corry Roosevelt Highway

Bailey faces habeas hearing over alleged jail abuse

James Mathers, Harvey Bailey’s attorney, seeks a writ of habeas corpus after alleging inhumane treatment in Oklahoma City jail. He says Bailey is shackled nude to an iron bed and constantly watched by seven machine guns, while District Attorney Hyde vows opposition to removal, as Bailey awaits trial for kidnapping a Dallas millionaire. Bailey was recaptured after a recent escape.

United Press Oklahoma Cit James Mathers Harvey Alley Today Mathers Bailey Herbert K. Hyde Dallas Tex Charles Ur- Sched

Prosperity Tied To Stable Wheat Prices, Says Murphy

J Murphy of United States delegation at London wheat conference predicts New York prices hold at $1 per bushel within a year. He argues stable wheat costs will spur prosperity, noting expectations that London agreement would reflect a steady price.

United Press New York Moller Redeticie J. Murphy Tconespells United State London Murphy

Buffalo Shipping Paralyzed by Grand Lakes Strike

Buffalo port crippled as Grain Elevator Employes' Association and Grain Shovelers Union continue a strike. Over 1,000,000 bushels await unloading. five more vessels with 1,200,000 bushels due today. Elevators met with U.S. Labor conciliator Thomas J Williams but adjourned until Monday without agreement.

United Press Buffalo Great Lakes Buffalo Grain Elevator Employes' Association Grain Shovelers Union Thomas J.williams United States Department of Labor Grain Elevator Employes’ Association

Multidenominational Funeral for Erie Wreck Victims in Susquehanna

Nine coffins rested before St John's altar as over 100 priests joined in a mass for Erie flyer victims in Binghamton. A tenth victim, Mrs. Harold M. Watkins, was remembered in Ararat as Susquehanna mourned. Clergy from Catholic and Protestant churches united. town halted business. Bishop Kelley delivered the funeral oration.

United Press Susquehanna St John's Church Binghamton Susquehanna Harold M. Watkins Wee Ararat James A. Walsh Scranton Misgr Paul 4 Kelley St. John's

Vote machine examination sought in Allegheny county

Harrisburg report states a request to examine all 1,100 voting machines in Allegheny county before the primary was considered by Secretary Richard J. Beamish. The petition, filed by attorney John R. Frankel, carried a $450 fee. Beamish lacks authority to inspect all machines and plans to examine a single unit first.

United Press Harrisburg Allegheny County Richard J. Beamish Fierce John R. Frankel Beamish

Candidate for Local Pastorate Preaches at St. Paulie Dutheri

The Ray Wagner, longtime member of The Home of Prayer Aliquipps, Pa, preaches at the 11 o’clock service at St. Paulie Dutheri. Rev. Mr. Wanniervis is a candidate for the pastorate and hopes many congregants attend. Church council prepares a special service with details arranged by Rev. Wagner and Fortin vinent.

Wagner Sl. Paws

Further Danger of Flood Passes

Rio Grande City Texas reports the flood crest passed thanks to new floodways and relief work resumes. Four more deaths raise the gulf hurricane toll to 28 in the area. Ruben Flanders 65 civil engineer killed south of Matamoros Gilberto Gutierres 40 found dead near same city body recovered beneath a wall at Brownsville Albert Derrick 35 Brownsville died of a heart attack caused by the storm officials say.

Union Rio Grande City Tex Rio Grande Ruben Flanders Matamtoras Gilberto Gutierres Brownsville Albert Derrick Sali

Babbitt Reelected Treasurer Of Northwestern Knights Templar

Franklin man F T Babbitt of Corry was re elected treasurer of the Past Commanders and Line Officers Association Knights Templar of northwestern Pennsylvania at the annual meeting at Wanango Country Club Reno Friday night. Delegations from all commanderies attended as 150 members and their ladies enjoyed dinner and entertainment before the business session.

Joseph L. Hineman Bradford George Lobenz Titusville Clarence McAmbley Custer City Emmett Guy McCutcheon Franklin Sin McCutcheon Robert Gy Huling Ny Dresma Rose Marie Ox Franklin Pogram Orghvstte Harold A. Ross Latto Rost Pennsylvania

Price and Labor Provisions Faulted in Coal Code Crisis

Washington September 9 Mine operators pressed a new coal code crisis after protests over price and labor terms. Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson, meeting operators, warned of possible arbitrary code imposition if delays continued. Operators including Charles O Neill R W Daggatt J D A Morrow and James D Francis objected to price and labor clauses and refused written changes before the 6 p.m. deadline. Johnson postponed a Monday hearing and urged prompt submissions, amid calls from William Green of the AFL and others.

H. C. Thompson United Press Washington Hugh S. Johnson William Green American Federation of Labs Hoy Agaye

Large Enrollment Expected in Philadelphia Elections

Philadelphia voters faced a final chance to register for the primary and general elections as Republican and Democratic leaders ordered broad enrollment drives. William S. Yare, GOP leader, instructed ward and division chiefs to ensure followers register, while party and independent Democrats urged checking eligibility for primaries.

Py United Press Philadelphia William S. Yare

Mountaineer Charged With Slaying Gire

Bedford Pa September 6 A mountaineer father Marshall Steele 63 was charged with murder after his son William 24 testified he saw him beside a road moments before a shot killed a 15 year old girl who had been riding with him in a small automobile in which they were traveling the women companion died at the scene authorities said the investigation centered on the shooting incident and the motive linked to the girl's interaction with the son

United Press Bedford Pote Marshall Steele Steele William

Van Dyke Predicts Big Democratic Victory

Harrisburg, Pa September. Warr Van Dyke, Democratic state chairman, predicted his party will carry municipal elections in Pennsylvania. He cited large Democratic registrations and majorities in cities including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

van Dyke United Press Harrisburg Warr van Dyke Damocrathe Pennsylvania Penhsylvams Rygina Bons Amine Thar Ge Costbondalé Wathl

Union City Youth Dies in Accidental Suffocation

William Dale Field aged 19 of 118 Worth Main street Union City was found dead in his grandparents home by Deputy Coroner Arthur Crowe. The belt around his neck was not attached to the bed, and the death appears to be accidental suffocation. He was a senior at Union City High School. Survivors include his grandfather and grandmother, his father Walter Field, and sisters Margaret and Cleo. Funeral at the grandparents’ Union City home Monday at 2 PM with burial in Union City Cemetery.

Union City William Dale Field Worth Main Street Arthur Crowe Wield Mry Moa Caasina Meton Union City High School Crowe Pleth Walter Wield Margaret Cleo Wattsburg Unionity

Oil prices advance on curtailment in Dallas market

Oil prices rose today after the national production curtailment was enforced by Secretary Ickes. Humble Texas and Sun Co posted 1.09 per barrel in Conroe, with others near 7 to 9 cents gains in Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and East Texas. Standard Oil units led with a 16 cent increase and major buyers followed, including Rarsdale Refinaries Continental Oil Deep Rock Magnolia Atlantic West Texas Texas Company Sun Company and Panola Pipeline.

United Press Dallas Tex Ickes Texas and Sun Conroe Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas East Texas Onl Purchasing Company Standard Oil of Indiana Bfite Rarsdall Refinneries, Inc Continental Oil Deep Rock Corp Magnolia Petroleum Company Atlantic Petroleum Purchasing Company West Texas Refining Company Texas Company Sun Company Panola Pipeline Corporation

Notorious bandit Bailey denied bail in habeas case

United States District Judge Ed gar S. Valight refused Harvey J. Bailey's bail on habeas corpus. Bailey's attorney James Mathers alleged inhuman confinement in a solitary cell with shackles, but the judge denied the request. Also noted is Miss Helen Berry leaving for Meadville for nurse training with her brother Edward returning home.

Misa Helen Berry Meadville Spencer Hospital Edward

Roosevelt weighs railroad steel rail loan plan

Washington Sept 8 President Roosevelt considers a loan to railroads to buy steel rails if rail prices fall. The White House notes such loans would be negotiated with Rail Coordinator Eastman and railroad executives, as railroads show eagerness to purchase despite current price declines.

United Press Washington Roosevelt White House Eastmand

Dutch elm disease alerts rise in New Jersey and Ohio

Suspected Dutch elm disease reported on East Bond street prompts warnings broadcast by the Department of Agriculture. Homeowners urged to cut a pencil sized twig from suspected elms and mail to Harrisburg. Watch for wilting leaves and sapwood streaks as signs. several trees may die over years or all at once.

New Jersey Ohio Bond Street Department of Agriculture Harrisburg K. W. Lauer Biireau Plant Industry

NRA Deeply Concerned Over Price Questions

NRA expresses alarm over price provisions and consumer protection in a national campaign. The discussion covers the impact of economic measures, environmental issues, and regulatory proposals, highlighting industry responses and public reaction to price controls and consumer costs.

NRA

Cuban crisis deepens as U S ships encircle Havana

Washington reports nine armed American ships in Cuban harbors and the battleship Mississippi ordered toward Havana as the United States weighs intervention. Officials say the muting revolutionary junta in Havana must form a government capable of restoring order and protecting foreigners. Cuban officials stress opposition to intervention while seeking unity.

United Press Washington Cuba State Department Mississippi Touay Navy Department Havana Department Guiban United States Cubs Floosevelt

Lerroux May Form Cabinet Amid Turbulent Politics

Fragmented report describes Lerroux potentially forming a cabinet amid political instability in Madrid. It notes shifting alliances among factions, with radicals and regional representatives weighed in as officials anticipate changes shaping the national government.

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