Flying Club Proposed Here Install Traffic Light Next Week
Corry’s Journal reports a locally organized Flying Club seeking early formation with about a dozen or more interested youth amid plans to purchase a plane and arrange flying lessons. Readers are invited to address the Aviation Editor to join survey efforts and join the club as momentum builds.
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Sten
Mndrgen
Avia
Lmited
Narrow Escape When Tractor Is Struck at Farm Crossing
John Warra, a farmer two miles from Angels in New York, escaped serious injury when his tractor was demolished by train No 902 Buffalo Pittsburgh at a private farm crossing. He leaped clear just seconds before the locomotive struck his machine as the train approached the crossing about 10 20 this morning. The train arrived in the city about an hour and forty minutes later.
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Johnr Warra
Angels
N.Y
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed By Networks
United Press 1930 listing shows WABC WRAP CBS WHAF and WZNEC schedules. Programs include surprise party general lectures and miniature theatre with times from 6 to 9:30 p.m. The lineup notes network ties and station names for the evening broadcast slate.
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United Press
WABC
GES
NEC
CBS
NBC
Rolfe
WZNEC
Hunt Hit Run Driver Crash West of City
Union City authorities sought a party of Ohio motorists after a Buick driven by John Johnson of Erie overturned three times west of Gerry on the Roosevelt Highway. Johnson escaped with a shaking. his wife, injured, was taken to Corry hospital. The Ohio car fled. call went to Union City to halt them.
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Roosevelt Hoghway
Ohio Machine
Johnson
Uiion City
Oil price rise hits Pennsylvania grade crude
From Pittsburgh dated September 14 the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency of South Penn Oil announces a 16 cent increase in Pennsylvania grade crude oil in Buckeye Pipe Line Company mines. The price moves from $1.75 to $1.90 per barrel as market adjustments take effect today.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Traffic light to be installed at Smith and Center streets
A traffic control light set for the corner of Smith and Center streets was approved by the state highway department and ordered by Mayor G L Alexander and Councilman Starr. The Arnold Company will ship the light from its Moline plant within a week to ten days, aiming for installation next week to curb frequent accidents at the busy intersection. K Murray travels to Syracuse University with his brother William for a weekend visit.
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Center Streets
State Highway Department
Ben ¥. Starr
G. L. Alexander
Gouscilman Starr
Arnold Company
Moline
Center Street
French Creek Woman Indicted for Shooting in Mayville
Coral Burden of French Creek faces first degree assault charges after an attack on W. W. Whitney in front of her property last May. An investigation by the Mayville Sheriff led to her arrest. authorities expect her trial to begin next week.
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Mayville
Coral Burden
French Creek
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Burden
Wil
Whitney
Two Yachts In Close Race For America's Cup
Two yachts Shamrock and Enterprise contested the America's Cup in a close south by west race off U S Kane Harbor with Enterprise leading at one hour in a light northerly breeze. Harold Vanderbilt extended the Defender's lead before wind shifts and sail maneuvers., with spectators lining destroyer lanes as the course neared its 80 miles.
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United Press
S. Kane
Shamrock
Enterprise
Challenger
Defender
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Sven Terms
Ted
Erie East leads 13 to 0 in afternoon grid clash
In Erie Stadium this afternoon the Erie East squad led Corey High 18 to 0 at the end of the first half as reported shortly after 3 o clock. Meanwhile Anthony Barron of Franklin was named president at the annual meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Knights Templar Past Commanders and Line Officers Association in Sharon.
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Gitle
Line Officers Association
Sharon
Franklin
Anthony Barron
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar
Séorstary
George B. Cole
Pranklin
Prank T. Babbitt
Corry
Herold Ross
Warren
Merle F. Herold
Butler
Clarence F. McAmbley
Bradford
Charles J .Smith
Ol City
Parrish House
St. John's Espiscopal Church
Franke T Babbitt
A. A. Cuntis
Witace M. Young
Wranklin Babbitt
G. 3. Peck
New Cumberland
Rask Indicted for Burglary Life Term If Convicted
Axel Rask of Jamestown was indicted by the grand jury at Mayville on a burglary charge described as the third offense. He has prior felonies and, under the Baumes Law, a fourth conviction would carry life imprisonment. Rask, 39, was arrested after a railroad freight car looting report and an attempted chase, later captured in Cory and returned to Jamestown, with additional prior sentences noted.
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Gifford Pinchot
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Jamestown
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Conyi
Business Revival Gains Steam This Fall Says Reports
United Press reports nationwide indicate a broad business revival with factories hiring many workers to meet rising demand for manufactured goods. The trend spans multiple regions, signaling a stronger economic upturn beyond seasonal norms.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
Young Minnesotan Tries Berlin Hop Flight
Roy W Ammell a 23 year old from Minnesota plans a bold Franco route from Roosevelt Field circling over Paris and dropping a note at Le Bourget before continuing to Rome and Berlin if weather permits. He compares to a prior young flyer and will fly a Lockheed monoplane with confidence and preparations noted by Roosevelt Field officials.
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United Press
Roosevelt Field
L. 1
Roy W. Ammell
Paris
Rome
Here
Jist
le Bourget
Berlinnyway
Ammel
Minnesota
Adyen
Page Hight
Mother and two children believed poisoned at Rutinttsd Brae
Knoxville Sept 12 The bodies of Mrs A L Smith wife of a wealthy peach grower and her two children Margaret four and Malcolm seven were found in their bedrooms by a maid. Sheriff Charles Giles said they had been poisoned and that Smith was found at a fox hunt and knew of no reason for the deaths.
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Knoxville
A. L. Smith
Charles Giles
Smith
Margaret
Malcolm
Corry Prohibition Raids Put Dozen on Erie Court Docket
Federal raids on July seventeenth led to the arrest of a dozen or more bootleggers from Corry and surrounding areas. They are slated for trial next week at the Erie U.S. district court as the September term opens Monday. Names include Charles Cardenas Rose Collins Carl Merdell Vincent Prugar Tony Rezzelle Albert Lillie John Wise Louis Varasso Nellie Redding Joseph Kosmosky George Ward H Hronopulos George Streiles Sam Martowicz Jake Dingle. The prisoner substitution case noted for trial at Erie also appears in the docket with related moves in Pittsburgh involving Rossiter Donovan and Beals.
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Corry
Army of Federal Prohibition
U.S
Erie
Trisl
Charles Cardenas
Rose Collins
Carl Merdell
Vincent Prugar
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Joseph D.donovan
Lester Beals
Nelson McVicar
Rossiter
A. P. Rosalter
Brie
Donovan
Stanley Wells
James Patrone
Pattrone
Wells
Canada
Drivers Abuse Early Opening Forces East Columbus Avenue Closure
Early access to East Columbus avenue ended after motorists used berms and drove over the road. The street will remain closed until after the state inspection, with a detour around East Smith and Sciota streets. General contractor William D Heffernan said the berms are badly cut and further damage would delay reopening into mid next week.
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Columua Avenue
Son
William D. Heffernan
Journal
East Smith
Sciota
Eur
Four Die as Gas Tank Cars Explode Near Kremine
Primary toll given as four lives lost when 15 derailed gasoline tank cars exploded and sparked a fire menacing Kremine. Lt. H. Lockhart, 52, Lelington, Jy, identified among victims. Others injured while attempting to steal tides. railway officials blamed derailment on unexplained causes.
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Krem- Ine
H. Lockhart
Lelington
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Rock Island
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