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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
1
Corry Boy Die in Tanker Explosion Nonstop Derby Fails
Trans continental air race from New York to Los Angeles faces delays and distress as Nick Mamer and other entrants struggle with weather and forced landings. Six planes remain aloft amid reports of injuries and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prete Rawlins
Wyo
Nick Mater
New Yorke
Los Angeles
Rawline
Mines Field
Calit
Nick Maner
New York
Art Goebel
Roosevelt Field
Nick Miner
Maner
Atl Goebel
Lockhyed Vega
Charles Levine
Bellanca
John Morris
Col
Decatur
Ind
Morris
Ballance
Mil Burgin
George Haldevada
Jack Juri
Lockhied-Vega
Lockhed-Vega
John Z. Morris
Cl McMillin
Stingon
Awitkex-Baree
Pos
Shi Caehek Goebel
Angelex
Goebel
Binoy
Jaca Goebel
Seven Percent Rise in Corry Senior High Enrollment
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey reports a seven percent increase in boys enrolling in Corry Public Schools Senior High, with 133 boys total. Enrollment by class shows 62 in Senior, 83 in Junior, 43 in Sophomore, and 7 in the Freshman class, while overall district enrollment hits 1850 with only eleven SHS dropouts over the vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Board of Education
Mingueta
Rebarnline
Supi
Dewey
Shhior High School
Supl Dewey
Corry Public Schools
Severe storm tracked over Virgin Islands with no casualties
A fierce storm swept the Virgin Islands beginning at midnight and continuing for hours. The hurricane, described as severe and awe inducing, has passed over the region with no casualties reported to date. Local authorities are monitoring the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite
Pritam Thomas
Virgin Tvlands
Virgin Islands
John Coolidge Feted in New Haven Amid Greeted Welcome
In New Haven on September 13 John Coolidge, son of the President, drew crowds and praise as venues and merchants sought his favor. A press agent claimed invitations to a complete box at tonight’s show, while a newspaper carried an open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coolidge
New Haven
United Prose
Conn
John Coollare
New Haven Haibrand
Prince of Wales
John
Duma Case Under Fresh Inquiry in Local Court
An inquiry was announced today into why the grand jury failed to indict Steve Duma of East South Street after he pleaded guilty to liquor charges. Constable Miller led a raid on Duma's First Ward home, and the investigation aims to uncover underlying circumstances behind the earlier failure to act on the charges of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor and operating a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iere
Sepemer
Steve Duma
East South Street
Derman
Duma
P. C Miller
First Ward
Herman G. H. Gordon
Dumais
Supt Buller of Fish Hatchery Speaks to Siwanis Club
A. G. Buller, superintendent of the State Fish Hatchery, spoke at a Siwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. He discussed fish propagation, the Corry Hatchery operation, and plans for new nationwide hatcheries in the state. The program included musical numbers by Max Harvey and Miss Murty with Alice Mussengur on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Buller
Siwanis Club
Corry
Buller
Corry Katchary
Dali
Fneellon
Ieral
Tionoaig
Mr. Miller
Max Harvey
Liuleile Murty
Ming Alice Mussengur
Smith Strikes Back At Parties About Whispering Campaign
Albany Sept. 12 G overnor Alfred E Smith to key campaign by disputing whispering accusations. A long signed statement confirms reports of alleged intoxication at the Syracuse state fair and traces the origin to letters and conversations among local figures. The governor frames the issue as a deliberate smear and vows to discuss further examples on the stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Syricuse State Fair
Syracuse
Florence Sanford
Amate
J. T. Robinson
Arkansas
New York
West Virginia
Smith
Hat Sie
Smiley
H. D. Sanford
Wm. L. Bauer
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. A. Keenan
Wm. H. Kelley
Fearon
Treasury offers 4 percent certificates exceed demand
United Press reports the Treasury found strong appetite for new 4 percent certificates of indebtedness with subscriptions totaling 1.0197 billion dollars against a 50 million dollar offering. Treasury will exchange Liberty loan bonds for certificates and accept cash to complete 830 million in total subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Whele Sam
Treasury
Liberty Loan
School District Receives State Aid and Finance Transfers
The school district announced receipt of 9 043 13 in state aid and a receipt of 9 083 14 for semi annual appropriation at a board meeting led by John Love. Reports from Leach Geiger and Gordos were presented, taxes for 1928 totaling 17 210 21 at month start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdites~ Lion
John Love
Hillstrom
Dr. Curtis
Beeman
Candee
Tha
Veel
Probe Slaying of Oostable in Bentleyville
Washington Sept 18 details a shooting affray at a miners meeting in Bentleyville where Constable George Moran was killed. An inquest by the county coroner is held with Louis Carboni, meeting chairman, alleged to have fired as trouble began. carboni reportedly surrendered to police and may claim self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
ACR
Bentleyville
George Moran
Hoxt ‘Purvday
Louis Carbon
Severi
Carboni
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio guide lists the WABG network features followed by WJZ and WOR schedules. It notes orchestras, the Meadowell Hour and golf summary with times in EST and EDST, highlighting station lineups and program blocks for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABG
United Light Opera Co
WJZ
Wje
WOR _Newark
WOR Stock Co
Legion Parade to Welcome Ex-Service Men and Bands
Ex-service men gather Saturday for a big Legion parade with bands and drum corps from Warren Youngsville North East and many other towns. About fifty Warren Legion members plan to attend with North East and Youngsville sending bands and units. A smoker at Stipe Armory will follow the parade and all ex service men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacs
Oi City
North Hast
Union City
Waterford
Girard
Albion
Meadville
Titusgills
Cambridge Springs
Linesville
Ganneautville
Connsaut Dale
Jamestown
Warren
Youngsville
Sherman
Clymer
Westfield
Ripley
Legion
Sheffield
Stipe Armory
Orn
Tocal
Uén
Satis
American Legion
Younesville
North East
E. Hover
Post 14
Erie
Chile
Phillips
Lindy Thrills Thousands At Big Air Meet
The national air races reach their zenith as Lindbergh is to fly again with the Army's Musketeers today. Yesterday Charles A. Lindbergh thrilled crowds while Glass B and C planes led the transcontinental race. In Class B results Baylough aboard a Laird LCR finished first, followed by Wand, Livingston, Meyers, and Schultz. Fourteen planes completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Wand
Waco 10
lJohn Livingston
Wato W
Charles WW. Meyers
Edward C. Schultz
Cessna
Tollows
Robert W. Cantwell
Lockheed Veen
C. B.D. Collyer
Fulr Iid
Aid Edward Sf. Brooks
Fojgers Ballough
Fete
Cass Brace
New York
Expressline Onion Jom. Livingston
Voter Registration Delays and The Chicken Theft Incident
Next Tuesday offers Corry voters another chance to register for the November election as registration hours span 7 to 10 p m. The heavy turnout last week suggests a large final push. meanwhile police investigate a farm theft in Limestone involving stolen chickens after a Buick raid by suspects riding in Mr sind Mire. Har Ailivan and Mrs Pred Shunt are among those described in ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ragisten Apap
Bith Inven
Ee Bae
Nis
Piccadilly
Sind Mire
Har Ailivan
Limestone
Tipton
Mra
Harold Hopkins Killed in Shreveport Tanker Explosion
Coast Guard retreived 7,000 ton tanker Shreveport after an explosion off North Carolina. Harold Hopkins 21 from Vine Street died aboard. four others killed, 30 plus injured. Ship owned by Cities Service Transportation Co. Captain Simmons reported tanks and lifeboats deployed as crew attempted to reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hopkins
Edward Hopkine
Vine Street
Aulker
Shreveport
North Carolina
Esterday
Navy
Harold Hopking
James Wo
United Press
Journal
Southboat
N. C
Coast Guard
Modne
Shrever Jfs
Athens
Modoc
SA. Simmons
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Texas
Stnmels
Cities Service Transportation Co
New York
Berman
David M. Dagaro
Uaroldl Hopkins
Simmons
Narow Port-Iolas
Hopiuts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noni
AIR
John Morns
Indiana
Supt. Buller
Fish Hatchery
Syracuse State Fair
Ing
Kelley
Sanford
Second Ward
Row
Bauer
Columbus
Lindy
Ment
Edward Hopkins
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