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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1931

Page

1

Fire destroys Papp home near Doud GILL FARM blaze claims $8,000 loss

Mr and Mrs George Papp narrowly escaped death when their farm home near Doud Burns CAUSed by a mysterious fire. The structure and contents were destroyed with about $8,000 loss, $145 cash missing. Mrs Papp awakened by smoke rescued husband with help from neighbors. Cause under investigation with suspicions of possible incendiary action.

George Papp Doud Pupp W. Henry Néw Papp

M E Church Appointments Next Monday

The annual meeting at Warren will announce the coming year’s Methodist Episcopal appointments. Rev Frank A Wimer is expected to return as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in this city. The Erie district superintendent Rev A G Locke read the district report, noting tough conditions yet progress in church properties and literature support. The district reported reduced indebtedness by about 310,000 and improvements, while acknowledging illness and calamities in the year. Deaths included HL Quicie and A F Sallapily.

Frank Wimner Cory Church Methodist Church Warren Methodist Episcopal Church Frenle A. Wimer First Methodist Episcopal Church Erie Aig Locke Locke Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Christian Advocate HL Quicie A. F

Corry Man Serves on Jury in Erie Murder Trial

Corry resident Thomas P. Gibiln of Maple Avenue is named on the jury for the Erie murder case of James Massing. Alois Schliger, 22, Erie, and alleged accomplice Richard Hinz, 21, face separate trials. The case, set to start Wednesday afternoon, has been postponed twice. Prosecutor Otto Herbst leads the state’s case with defense counsel Miles, Barber, Petrillo, and Hyner involved at the table. The defense contends a door alarm triggered the revolver discharge.

Thomas P. Gibiln Maple Avenue Alois Schilzer Erie James Massing Wesleyvillé Richard Hinz Myrtle Street Schliger Ttig Commonwealth Miles 35 W. Barber Schuger Edward Petrillo P. Dale Hyner Hinz Otto Herbst Te State Dad

Red Cross Regional Meet Held At Corry Hotel

Representatives from Erie Bradford Ou City Cambridge Springs Kane Jamestown Titusville and Corry Red Cross chapters attended a regional conference at the Hotel Corry. The day opened at 9 30 with greetings from Mayor Eng land and remarks on home service and disaster preparedness.

Erie Bradford Ou City Cambridge Springs Kane Jamestown Titusville Corry American Red Cross Hotel Corry Thomas Gibilin Lorry G. Stanley West Emmanuel Church Frank T. England Charlotte Johnson Home Service W. A. Baird Meadville Glennis J. Rickert Wble William 8. Hepner Sgsistant Clifton M. Howard Thomas Green Washington, D. C Mra Pundt OH City

Starr Maintains Narrow Lead In mayoral race margins cited

Ben F. Starr held a margin of 418 votes over five opponents in the Tuesday primary. The combined total for Starr and rivals Samuel Scott John Hi Love was misreported at 753. actual total was 495. Love earned 282 votes, leaving Starr with 1140 in a contest that pitted Republican and Democratic nominees against two rivals.

Ben F. Starr Samuel Scott John Hi Love Mr. Scotia Mr. Love Mr. Starr

Two Young Men Fined in Erie Court for Drunken Driving

Merle Simmons and John Granger of RD 6 pleaded guilty in Erie court to drunken driving after a late Saturday chase. Each was fined 200 plus costs, with jail time suspended and allowance for payment.

Erie Mie Merle Simmons John Granger Granger Simmons O. B. Porter Eile William ©. Hirt

Gandhi Sees U S Gold Cause of Low Mood

United Press interviews Gandhi in Kingsley Hall London Sept. 17. The Mahatma says the United States must dissipate its great hoard of gold to improve world mood and support equitable wealth distribution. He cites luxury abroad and poverty in Indian villages as evidence of economic imbalance.

Harry Flory United Press London United States Mahatma M. K. Gandhi Milllome Indiana Kingsley Hall Lerence Shayla

Governor Pinchot urges long term prosperity bonds for unemployment relief

Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot announces a special session to consider issuing long term prosperity bonds to fund unemployment relief, dropping plans for public utility regulation legislation. He advocates federal aid but says Pennsylvania must bear its share, and the extra session is necessary despite federal action.

United Press Harrisburg Gifford Pinenot Pennsylvania Bia Pinchot Moe Pincchot Power Congress Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Commonwealth Valley Regardleea

Rev Galbraith Speaks Before Kiwanis Club in Titusville

Rev J A Galbraith of Ridgway addressed the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Garry, praising service clubs for community impact and education programs for children. He discussed world monuments honoring heroes, shared humorous tales, and noted plans for a club bowling league with Sadie McCall, Raymond Bure, John Hellwege, and Don Emninald forming the committee. guest Guy Saxton from Jamestown observed.

J. A. Galsbraith Ridgway Kiwanis Club Hotel Garry de. Galbraith Titusville Kiwanis Dn Gelbenit Nelec Robert L. Stevenson Sadie McCall Raymond Bure John Hellwege Mestag Guy Saxton Damextown Corry

Rush to pay school assessment nears penalty date

Westley urges taxpayers to settle the 1931 school tax totaling about 116000. With less than a quarter paid, a five per cent penalty begins October 2. Officials expect a surge in payments in the two weeks before the deadline as many taxpayers rush to avoid the penalty.

EL .Westley The Journal Today Indaxpayera

Train No 680 Delayed After Elgin Crossing Crash

A Ford truck owned by C A Duke of Corry was struck by Erie Philadelphia Pier train No 680 on McMahon crossing east of Elgin. The impact stalled the vehicle and derailed the engine cylinder box, delaying the train about 25 minutes as occupants escaped before the crash. Two sisters among the occupants were not named.

P. R. R. Flier Elgin Crossing Erie-Philadelphia Pier Pennsylvania Railroad McMahon

Swope drafts plan to avert hard times and union fear

Gerard Swope president of General Electric outlines a business constitution to federate American industry. The plan envisions industry trade associations, standard accounting, and regular reports with federal supervision. It protects workers via pensions insurance and unemployment benefits while reducing job insecurity amid aging instruments.

General Electric Company United Press New York Gerard Swope Generallectric Company Swope Nations Electric Manufacturers Association Federal Trade Commission Bureau Department of Commerce

Three Die In Auto Crash Near York

Three men were killed and a fourth seriously injured when a car overturned on the Chanceford pike near York Pennsylvania. Clayton Kohler drove the vehicle. Raie Grove Edward Couyman and William Overlander died. Robert Kohler survived uninjured. Major General Smedley Butler due in Philadelphia to attend a reunion will be presented a petition to be a candidate for Congress in the April 1932 primary.

York Chanceford Pike Herd Raie Grove Edward Couyman Red Lion William Overlander Felton Clayton Kohler Walton Id Kohler Ete Robert Kohler United Press Philadelphia Smedisy of. Butler Piladelphia Sth Pennsylvania Infantry Association

Lindberghs Reach Fukuoka Ahead of China Visit

Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Fukuoka Japan from Osaka after a three hour flight without incident. A 17 year old Newboy stowed away in the Lindbergh monoplane and was discovered before departure. Lindbergh said the trip to Nanking would continue as a vacation journey with high honors anticipated from the China government.

Col Mrs. Lindbergh Fukuoka Japan Nanking United Press Charles A. Lindbergh Osaka Urozo Shimiden Newaboy Col. Lindbergh Shimidzy Shanghai Lindberghs China Lindbergh

Pacific Fliers Refuel Plane to Leave Island

Moyles and Allen, attempting a Japan to America flight, refueled on Navarin Island near Cape Navarin and plan to take off again today weather permitting. A radio message intercepted at St Pauls Island reported the duo reached Navarin aboard the Russian steamer Buriat and were aided ashore. The exact departure direction remained unclear as officials awaited clearer guidance from the pilots.

Winou San Francisco Don Mmoyls Cecil A. Allen Japan America North Pacific Wavarin Island Navy Radia Buriat Moyle Allen Navarin Island Capé Navarin Siberia Miers -J Fron Island Nivel St. Paul's Taland Maskan Asethon Nwriris

Yard Defeated and Races Shift in Erie County Primaries

Erie County primary results bring surprises as veteran officeholders lose bids. James B Yard falls short of prothonotary GOP nomination while Ray F. Densmore leads the Democratic race. J Orin Waite appears to clinch the Republican judge nomination for the orphan’s court, with Mortimer Graham leading for district attorney. Unclear precincts may alter margins in several contests.

Ray F. Densmore Ward Wilson J. Orin Waite Erie Orphans’ Court Robert J. Wirman Henry 4. Clark Pitman Waite Harborcreek Schwartz Register of Walls Charles D. Cook Mortimer Graham Elmer EV Jusill Jess Jiullante Graham Court House Eme Charles R. Davis Allan MacLean Joseph #gin James B. Yard Reg H. Howell Register of Wills

MOVE TO MEDIATE SEAMEN S STRIKE

London dispatch reports an order stepping toward mediation as a British inquiry investigates pay and hardship concerns that led to a seamen strike. Sir Austen Chamberlain warned mutinous action would face discipline under the Naval Discipline Act if orders are not followed.

Anneurise London Austen Chamberlain Admiralty House of Commons

Radio Entertainment Titles Across Networks and Figures

Fragmentary OCR lists five radio programs and networks including WAKO CBS NBC and WIS NBC with figures like 700, 7700, and 6190. Mentions Kate Smith, Crumbi b, Sinderson, and WABCI CBS. Readable items indicate scheduled entertainment shows and network associations without complete details.

CBS Kate Smith Dennis NBC Neétawork Pie Dixie NBC Crumib & Sinderson WABCI

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