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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 18, 1931
Page
3
Glady Mueal Evening Matt and Grange Cold
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glady Mueal
Matt
Grange
Ed Hope Ek
Maks
Wil
Two Pacific Flier Robs Bank After Overnight Captivity
Neenah Milton Juction Wis Sept 14 Pius bandits seized John A Paul president of the Partners Bar Inn yesterday held him and his family captive at home overnight then forced Paul to direct them to the bank. They stripped the safe of money and fled. Janet Paul a former UW co ed could not identify the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Milton Junction
Wis
John A. Paul
Partners’ Bar
Paul
Basie
Sandits Oicente Aed
John, Jr
Malcolm
Janet
Arson charges and arrests loom in Allegheny election dispute
United Press report from Pittsburgh details arrests of 23 men at Allegheny County Courthouse amid riot police guarding election returns. McGovern, backed by Democrats, accuses fraud to unseat Armstrong. unofficial tallies show McGovern leading in several districts while GOP figures claim irregularities.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Court House
Court House
Charles G. McGovern
Joseph ©. Armestrong
McGovern
Pinchot Adher Fant
Aim
Duquesne
Homestead
Braddows
SmcGovern
Wilmerding
John Volpe
Armstrong
Official Tabulation Begins For Tuesday's Primary Vote
Official tabulation of Tuesday's primary returns began at the county commissioners office with a probability of definite results by noon Monday. In Erie Corry and the county, unofficial results show Wilson leading prothonotary candidate Yard with 8 093 to 7 62 in the Republican tally and Densmore leading Democratic nomination in the race with 8 060 votes in the Republican ticket. Clerks began official tabulation today and the two cities will be processed first per chief clerk Ralph Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Firit
Moon
Erie
Corry
Wilson
Domes B. Yard
Yard
Densmore
Per Staf
Ralph Benedict
Charged With Triple Murder by Purple Gang
United Press report states prosecutor Harry Toy charged four men Ray Bernstein Harry Pleishe Irving Millberg and Harry Keynes with a triple murder staged in a North Side apartment. Victims were Joseph Luther Joseph Lehovitz and Herman Paul killed over gang dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Patromt
Kour
Purple Gang
Harry
Toy
Triple Gang
Ray Bernstein
The
Purples
Harry Pleishe
Irving Millberg
Harry Keynes
Joseph
Jeay
Luther
Joe
Lehovitz
Herman
Fymie
Paul
Purple Gungeters
Akron On Initial Flight Monday
Akron plans the first US dirigible flight of the Goodyear Zeppelin in months. Commanded by U S Navy Captain Charles B Rosendahl the airship will test its eight engines over the triangular area weather permitting. A hooke test was to be conducted inside the hangar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Akron
States
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
U. S. Navy
Charles B. Rosendahl
Stocks in Violent Decline at New York Market
The New York stock market suffered one of its widest breaks in a year with prices sinking 1912 points. London stocks, 64,000,000 pounds sterling in valuation, and Amsterdam prices fell sharply. Cotton futures hit new lows since 1904 while grains declined. Selling in stocks was general through most of the day, driven by banks and insurers unloading weak stocks. German bonds and railroad bonds also fell, and Sun Life Assurance saw a dramatic bid drop to 650. Other insurance issues declined 1 to 20 points.
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United Press
New York
London
Amsterdam
Sun Life Assurance
Gan
Corry Church at Baptist Meet Represented by Delegates
Corry Church sent Rev. and Mrs. BH A Hook and several members to the sixty seventh session of the Oll Creole Baptist Association opening at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church in Erie. The event continues through Saturday with Rev. W H Dallman of Union City presiding. Speakers included Rev. George Carter and Rev. T D Edwards and others. Evening supper followed. In Wayne County, four miners face trial for inciting to riot linked to a July incident involving Sheriff White and state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Erie
W. H. Dallman
BH. A. Hook
Charles Hubertz
John Rickers
Erma Linsvott
Frank Gilson
C. Haskell
A. N. Goldfinch
Fred Rosy
T Te First Baptist Church
Oll Creole Baptist Association
Delaware Avenue
Union City
George Carter
Greenville
T. D. Edwards
Convention Church
Dallfash
W. M. Gourson
Wedleyville
Board of Trustees
E. H. Mack
Hire
Home Mission Fields
Charles Puller
Centerville
MacMillan
Branford
Osterhouse
Stoddard
Franke Jennings
Cleveland
Waynesburg
Greece County
James White
Greene County
Walnut Hill
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show WABC WEAR WAZ WEAF and WEAF schedules with acts and times. Names include Hate Smith Dennis King Cavaliers Paul Whiteman and Theatres of the Abr. The block lists broadcasts from CBS NBC and other networks for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
CBS
Hate Smith
Dennis King
WEAR
NBC
Cavaliers
WAZ
Paul Whiteman
WEAF
NOC
ERS
Prisoner and Guard Shot in Wild Outbreak at Work House
In Wilmington Delaware on September 18 a melee at New Castle County Work House left a prisoner and a guard shot. Fourteen prisoners escaped during the riot. Clarence Cole, identified as ring leader, was wounded in the shoulder and recaptured outside the walls. Sellers, another long term inmate, faced charges for Hayden’s shooting. Weapons origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilmington
Del
Bvo
New Castle County
Herd
Anthony
Hayden
Clarence Cole
Offcials
Cole
Sellers
Two Held in Jersey Murder as M E Realigns District
Olga Ziegler Park Ridge resident and George Flanard 21 were jailed in Hackensack awaiting grand jury action on first degree murder charges in the killing of Otto Ziegler a prominent silk manufacturer. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment in the second district court and are held without bail. Four others are free on $500 bail as material witnesses. In a separate note, the Methodist Episcopal conference voted to reduce districts from five to four due to economic strain and travel needs. District superintendents will reside in Jamestown Meadville New Castle or Grove City with four districts to cover charges, Bishop Welch to finalize lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ziegler
May
Mil Stonky
Flanard
Wube
Warren
Jamestown
Meadville
New Castle
Grove City
Dakots
Bishop Welch
Brie
Convict Schliger in Erie Murder Case
Alois Schliger, 22, of Erie, was convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of gasoline station attendant James Massing of Wesleyville, Pa. The sentencing was deferred as defense seeks a new trial, claiming improper jury instruction and that the verdict of voluntary manslaughter could not be retired. Massing was shot during a fieldup. Schliger said the shooting was unintentional and he thought his revolver was not aimed. The jury retired a verdict after deliberations late yesterday following the August 22 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitec Press
Alois Schiglen
Erie
James Massing
Wesleyville
Fy Rossiter
Ilegally
Massing
Schliger
Home Making Department to Aid in Relief Canning
The home making department of Corry Public Schools will assist in canning fruit or vegetables for local relief. They will can for Community Chest or any welfare group if materials are furnished. Relief agencies should contact Supt. of Schools R. S. Dewey to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Supt. of Schools
R. S. Dewey
Graf Zeppelin Opens Second Brazil Flight Today
Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen at 1 16 a m for a second round trip to Brazil within a fortnight, carrying passengers and mail over the south Atlantic toward Pernambuco. The flight, aiming to prove trans Atlantic airship service practicality, occurred in good weather with no incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wince Rime Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin
Brazil
Zeppelin
Pernambuco
Fleischman Feast Company Fined For Dry Violation
The Fleischman Feast Company was fined $5,000 by Federal Judge Louis Fitsenry after entering a nolle contendere plea to an indictment accusing conspiracy to violate prohibition law. Attorney for the firm argued a pending motion to quash the indictment and denied criminal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Springfield
Iil
Fleischman Feast Company
Louis Fitshenry
Nolle
Orkpany
Wathire
Criselmal
Four Indicted in Beating Prisoner in Montgomery County
Norristown Sept 18 The county grand jury indicted four men over allegations of beating prisoner William Campbell to extract a confession. Indicted were Ralph Rinalduciel ex assistant district attorney Joseph Trundl county detective Brooks Cansidy police chief of Upper Dublin and an unnamed state policeman. Campbell faces eight counts with trial set in the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Wm. Campbell
Shrer
Montgomery
Tius Ulla
Ralph Rinalducel
Joseph ‘Trundl
Brooks Cansidy
Dublin
Campbell
Qiename Berar
Wooly Highh
Seven facing arrest in big hotel fraud case
In Pittsburgh on September 18 six officials of the American Bond and Mortgage Company and an officer of the Mayflower Hotel Company were indicted by the federal grand jury for a mail fraud scheme connected to the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. Warrants set at $10,000 each. Suspects include William J. Moore and brothers Charles B. Moore and Harold A Moore among others. The case is described as a colossal fraud by Forest A. Harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
American Bond Kad Mortgage Company
Weir
Federal Grand Jury
Mayflower Hotel Company
Washington, D. C
Forest A. Harness
Boston
New York
Isaac
Wm. J. Moore
Bie
Charles B. Moore
Charles C
Harold A
Kenneth W
Heyden W. Ward
Harold Moore
Kenneth
Daniel J. O'Brien
Mayflower ‘Hotel Company
Warren Man Takes Over Chevrolet Agency
R. J. Weigel of the Weigel Chevrolet Company of Warren completes a deal to take over the local Chevrolet agency from Corry Motor Sales. The Weigel firm will operate from the Clinton Street garage, and the new owner brings years of experience as a garage man and Chevrolet agent in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Weigel
Weigel Chevrolet Company of
Warren
Chevrolet
Corry Motor Sales
Weigel Company
Clinton Street
Girl Beaten by Sidewalk Bandit in Pittsburgh
Sept 18 Pittsburgh report tells of a young well dressed sidewalk bandit who attacked a nurse as she answered a call at midnight striking her face and knocking her to the ground. A passerby attracted by her screams led responders to hospital where she remained after treatment for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wince Rise
Pittsburgh
Mary Walsl
Briana
Twice Downed on Attempted Seattle Flight
United Press reports Moyle and Allen, improvised pilots, were forced down on an unnamed island after a 24 hour storm voyage from Sabishiro Beach toward Navarin Cape. They planned to resume a Northwest Pacific flight to Seattle, weather permitting, via Nome en route to Meino Pingino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tokio
Jon Mayle
Cacil A. Allen
Halhway
Raga Today
Nuvarin Island
Moyle
Burtal
Asahi
North Pacific
Navarin Island
Gape Navarin
Allen
Sabishiro Beach
Mayle
Maino Pirgino
Cape Navarin
John Buffelin
Tacoma
Giasina
Madge
Guty
Paul's Island
Alaska
Naval Radio Station
Burndt
Don Moyle
Cecil Allen
Meino Pingino
Nome
Seattle
State Workers Drunk Fired in Harrisburg Shakeup
Harrisburg September 18 three personnel from the state department of property and supplies were dismissed by Secretary John L Hanns for intoxication after an inspection found them intoxicated on an official visit to Berwick on September 10 Gallagher Pittsburgh deputy secretary in charge of engineering and construction Welsh Pittsburgh publicity director and Rugh Bolivar engineer in charge of District No 1 were all identified as disciplined Gallagher was a Malone appointee Welsh was recommended by County Commissioner C C McGovern Pinchot ally and Rugh was appointed before the present Pinchot administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Unie
Harrisburg
State Department of Property and Supplies
John L. Hanns
P. F. Gallagher
Pittsburgh
Regis M. Welsh
Kenneth A. Rugh
Bolivar
D District No. 1
Hanna
Berwick
Gallagher
Malone. Wels
Gaid le Have Heet
C. C. McGovern
Pinchot
Allegheny County
Rugh
Two Killed in Car and Truck Crash Near Burgettstown
Burgettstown Pa Sept 18 two men died in an automobile truck collision on the Steubenville Pike near Bavington about five miles from here. The deceased were Leo Hednszko 35 and Charles Hunauer of Pittsburgh. The car occupants perished almost instantly when the auto swerved and crashed into a truck driven by Doyle Durbin of Breubenville Ohio. Police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgettstown
Sre
Steubenville Pike
Bavington
Leo Hednszko
Charles Hunaiker
Pittburgh
Doyle Durbin
Breubenvilley O
Federal funds unnecessary for unemployment relief says Hoover official
Walter S. Gimbord, director of Hoover's unemployment relief unit, told the pm mobilization committee in Washington that public and private agencies nationwide can handle unemployment relief this winter without federal appropriations. Owen D. Young leads the relief resources mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey United
Washington
Walter S. Gimord
Hoover
Owen D. Young
Disgrace of Arrest Triggers Judge’s Suicide in Court
In Lancaster New Hampshire on September 18 Judge B G Oakes killed himself hours after resigning from the state interior court bench while under investigation into an alleged drunken driving crash near Mill F on Sunday night. The death followed disclosure of the arrest disgrace and the judicial career end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fr
Six Burned in Coal Mine Blast Near Tamaqua
Six men were burned, three seriously, in a gas explosion at No. 10 colliery of the Lehigh Navigation and Converne at Seek, near Tamaqua, Pa. Those badly burned were Wat Lars ey, 41, Tamaqua. Steve Kilkan, 53, Lansford. and Mike Puschak, 60, Coaldale. The other three were treated at the scene or sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tamaqua
Lehigh Navigation
Converne
Seek
Wat Larsey
Steve Kilkan
Lansford
Mike Puschak
Coaldale
Stowaway Freed After Transatlantic Voyage Incident
A stowaway named Mire Prieds Stewart Scuel ler from New Orleans arrived aboard the George Washbede and Wis under guard. The ship’s captain George Fuled stated the stowaway faced peril and likely starvation during the voyage. Local authorities and Humane Society officials planned care and possible charges as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stewart
New Orledna
George Washbede
Wis
George Fuled
Pete
Thas Corman
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