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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1932
Page
1
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A missing amphibian plane carrying George Hutchinson and his family is feared lost in treacherous ice floes near Greenland. Rescue efforts involve Danish authorities and the Tristanne search ship as officials worry for the crew and four Hudson family members aboard, including two young daughters.
Corry was shocked Sunday by the death of Dr. A Loury Smith almost thirty five years a physician to the sick and needy of Corry. He collapsed in his Cameron building office Friday and died Sunday morning at his home 3101 Best South Treat. Born in Columbus November 27 1870 he studied at Western Reserve University and Chicago medical schools before returning to Corry to practice for over thirty years. Continuous health struggles led to a hospital stay in Philadelphia prior to his return. He preferred to work until the end and died peacefully with his family at his side. Continued on Page Six.
Dr. Daniel A. Poling heads a personal probe into the disappearance of Col. Raymond Robins since a planned Hoover White House appointment. Poling arrives from Portland and calls Mrs Robins in Maine while saying he will question seven local contacts to learn if foul play was involved.
The Corry Ministerial Association held its fall noon meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a luncheon served by the Albanian Society. Addresses honored retiring pastors' wives and pastors, and Rev B R Lewis joined the association. G L Boyd named provisional president. Hall elected secretary and treasurer. A plan for next week of prayer services was discussed with date to be set. Miss Lali Parting ys returned from a week’s visit with friends.
Governor Pinchot named P. S. Stahlnecker and Clyde K. King to the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission to fill terms ending 1942 and 1937 respectively. Stahlnecker succeeds J W Brows and King succeeds the late W D B Riley. No chairman named yet and Senate approval pending. A third vacancy will follow Emerson Collins's resignation on October 1.
Berlin Sept 12 The Reichstag was dissolved by the Von Papen government amid tumultuous scenes but rebels in the chamber refused to accept dissolution. A state of emergency similar to martial law was expected. As the Reichstag prepared to hear Chancellor Franz Von Papen’s maiden ministerial declaration, Communists and Hitler’s Fascists declared war on the government.
W. E. Anderson of Mt. Jewett hurled through his car window when his Ford coupe crashed into the rear of a Frantelin sedan driven by Dr. D. S. Sterrett east of Castnimbus at about 7:30 this morning. Anderson suffered a badly lacerated right ear and a severe gash on the left wrist. Sterrett and his wife escaped with minor injuries as Anderson was rushed to Corry Hospital.
New York report states Senator Tomes J. Divioday was granted a separate trial by Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy on indictments charging violations of federal lottery laws. Davis faced multiple charges linked to a lottery scheme involving He Moone and the Engles. a consolidated trial was ordered for related indictments.
Commander Henry L. Stevens prepares to open the 14th national American Legion convention in Portland. The meeting centers on bonus payment, treatment of the Bonus Expeditionary Army, and site selection amid a split in delegations. Hoover speech and Mitchell report provoke debate as various state groups push or block immediate cash payouts.
Chicago Sept 12 reports float the idea of Calvin Coolidge becoming a railroad dictator or heading an investigation into western railroads. Western officials at a meeting considered the possibility and a commission by the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks to probe railroad finances may be formed.
An official list from the steamer disaster reports twenty two missing after the blast. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text, but authorities warn of further inquiries as relief efforts continue.
The missing local resident Thomas Morley was identified as the victim of a January automobile crash near Conneaut Lake. KE Eddy of Meadville faces manslaughter and failure to stop charges in Crawford county court. Identification came after Roy Vogt matched a watch found on the victim to Morley, tying him to the Meadvill(e) area accident that killed him instantly.
Philadelphia report notes Henry G. Dackrell defying removal as pastor of Pittix Baptist Church. Despite protests and a board ruling, he conducted services as opponents gathered outside. The scene occurred amid building security and ongoing controversy surrounding leadership.
Asuncion Paraguay Sept 12 Paraguayan forces claimed annihilation of the 14th Bolivian infantry regiment and said they had taken prisoners as thousands of troops fought for Fort Boqueron in the Gran Chaco disputed area.
Tax collections lag behind past years as 5 percent penalty on the 1932 levy begins October 1. George H. Gordon, tax collector, reports few days remain before the deadline, with a rush anticipated for payment. The installment plan and related state legalities are under discussion as officials review options.
Moscow dispatch reports the government condemned thirty people to death today in Simferopol and elsewhere for thefts and for tying up trains. The sentences included execution and life imprisonment as authorities pursue rail and post losses amid wartime security measures.
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