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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
1
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Irregular rail service prompts protests as Penn a railroad plans to end two local runs between Corry and Oil City while E R R moves to curtail passenger trains. Local fliers complain of reduced comfort and safety as authorities weigh timetable adjustments and public notices.
Prohibition contest sparks a scramble over plans by the Pennsylvania Railroad to cut local Corry to Oil City service beginning September 27. Erie interests oppose the move, promising a fight through the Public Service Commission while minor schedule tweaks are made to No 14 to help handling.
American aviator Harold Bromley and co pilot Harold Gatly returned to Japan after a 12 hour search for a non stop flight from America to Japan. Their Emsco monoplane, carrying 1000 gallons of fuel, landed safely on Cape Shiriva near Caps Shira, ending a failed Pacific crossing attempt amid dense fog and equipment troubles.
Former governor Gifford Pinchot arrives in Pittsburgh to secure assurances from Allegheny County Republican leaders that the county backs the entire Republican ticket. A conference with state candidates including Judge James B. Dewey and Edward Martin follows, with other party officials pledging support. Davis and county chairmen were present, while James J. Day’s attendance was delayed. the meetings continued late into the night.
Mayor Alexander announces the permanent opening of the East Columbus avenue pavement and bridge after final inspection by the Highway Department. Franklin official Palm verified the road is ready for regular traffic and detour signs were removed this afternoon.
A compact listing of radio programs across networks. At 6 50 Roxy and Hla gang on WEAF and WABCO via Navy band. 6 30 Real Poles on WHA. 6 40 Shell Oil and 6 30 Gypsies on WIZ.
Capt Diev onnie Costes and Maurice Bellonte will start a U S air tour from New York on September 15 as a goodwill gesture for Lindbergh’s Pan American flight. The Question Mark, freshly repaired, will depart at dawn with two accompanying planes and a 9,000 mile route covering 40 states over a month. Maj. George Whitten heads tour operations alongside René Racover and Lieut. Roland Hicks.
Rev Frank A Wimer has been returned to the pastorate of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Corry for another year following Erie district conference appointments announced at DuBois. His two year tenure included extensive redecorating and improvements to the edifice. Other Erie district appointments named pastors and districts, with Raymond M Squires assigned to Honolulu in educational work and P M Redinger named superintendent of the Clarion district.
Merle Simmons of Corry had a narrow escape Saturday night when his Ford roadster was forced off the road two miles east of Sherman. The car tipped into a deep ditch, turned over, and was badly damaged with the fender crushed and top and windshield torn. Simmons escaped with a face bruise as the vehicle was towed to Geertson's garage. A Garland owned Overland car, later destroyed by fire near Akam pond five miles south of Corry, caught fire while moving. occupants were unharmed after being picked up by friends.
New York stocks slipped amid a broad market retreat with several issues trading lower while notable gains appeared in select names. Wheat hit new lows then rebounded modestly as cotton edged higher and bonds sold off on political fears in Reichstag. A midafternoon rally failed to sustain momentum as police and public concerns briefly interrupted activity. a bus accident near Warrenville caused minor injuries but little financial impact.
W F Miller suffered serious injuries in a collision when a Dodge driven by Paul Mitchell from Spring Creek struck his car at North Gentew and West Frederick streets. Miller is hospital bound with possible broken rib knee damage and internal injuries. Mitchell escaped harm. Authorities say Mitchell’s southbound car hit Miller’s northbound vehicle during a left turn into Frederick Street. Miller’s son Frederick was driving the Miller car.
United Press dispatch reports Post Office officials denying claims that monthly statements of postal receipts for the fifty largest cities were withheld to suppress facts on unemployment and business. Acting Postmaster General Arch Coleman said no concealment occurred and a formal reply awaited Brown's return. Also notes August receipts higher than last year, with adjustments for five Sundays.
United Press reports Enterprise, Harald Vanderbilt’s defender, won the second America’s Cup race over Shamrock V by a large margin off Newport on Sept. 15. Enterprise led early, finished at 2:41:81 after four hours, with Shamrock far behind and the crowd cheering.
Washington dispatch reports the arrest in Chicago of R. Bashford a detective for Mrs. Rath Beata McCormick Jr senator candidate after he refused to comply with a request tied to the Nye campaign fund committee. The Justice Department disclosed the action citing noncompliance with an inquiry into campaign expenditures.
Erie Sept 15 A Harborcreek boy, Max Evang 14, died after being struck by a car while walking along a highway near Wesleyville after a show. He suffered fractures and internal injuries and died at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Witnesses include Leo Whitford and Johnny Tombooh. driver Bert Lowder of Polland stayed at the scene, saying he did not see the boy in the roadway. Coroner D S Hanley investigated. Willis Heath of Kane visited relatives in Concord Street over the weekend.
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