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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1930

Page

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Protest Over Corry Oil City Trains Removal

Oil City Chamber of Commerce protested the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to remove trains 951 and 950 between Oil City and Corry. General Superintendent Davis said the decision is under advisement, with possible alternative arrangements discussed. Rail service would drop to one local round trip plus through Pittsburgh and Buffalo trains, affecting local business and mail.

Pennsylvania Railroad Corry Oil City P R. R Cary Old City Pittsburgh Buffalo

Rail Worker Severely Burned in Gas Explosion

Sechriest 40 of Warren suffered severe burns when a gas storage cabinet west of West Wayne street exploded last night around 9 30. He was aiding a maintenance crew at the roval P RR yards and was rushed to Corry hospital in serious condition. Firefighters battled flames reaching a nearby telephone booth and telegraph pole while two chemical tanks were cooled. E B Brigham assisted, then transported the man to hospital for treatment.

Sechriest Warren Brateman Roval P. RR Yarusyis Corry Hospital Jess West Wayne Street Cross Pits Sinclair Oil Company E. B. Brigham Tae Man

Fall meeting of Federation held in Corry

Members of the Erie County Federation of Women's Club met in Corry for a formal Fall gathering at the Woman's Club on Mott Street. Attendees from clubs across the county plus guests from Crawford Warren Clarion and Jefferson counties heard reports, enjoyed a luncheon, and heard speeches by Mrs. Martha V. Conrad and Mrs. J Chalfant. The event was described as a complete success with notable musical numbers. In London Prohibition workers promote American athletic superiority to youth as an abstinence incentive noting the United States led in the last Olympic Games.

Erie County Federation of Women's Club Woman's Club Mott Street Crawford Warren Clarion Jefferson Charles B. Scowitt North East Federation Woman's Club of Corry Bax Harvey HB. Hawkins Ralph S. Dewey Charles R. Coblentz Martha V. Conrad Jefferson County Federation J. Chalfant State Federation County Federation London America United States Winland H. Crell Heath United Kingdom

Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments

Listings detail NBC and CBS network programs across WEAF WABC and W12. Programs include Generous Electric Hour Hank Simmons Showboat Ditch Master Minstrels Jesse Crawford and May Kyser’s Music with varied start times in EST.

WEAF NBC Network Genersc WABC CBS Network Hank Simmons Ditch Master Minstrels Jesse Crawford May Kyser

Stocks Weak Hits Trade Comeback

United Press report from New York on September 20 notes modest business gains offset by stock weakness and political instability in Germany. Industries improving include steel auto retail and manufacturing, while building and oil sectors show ongoing softness. continued recovery remains uncertain.

Richard L. Gridley United Press New York Germany

Girl Flier Ruth Alexander Had Three Marriages

Irving Kas Sept 20 Bewildered by tangled marital ties of 20 year old Ruth Alexander killed in a crash near San Diego her parents learned she had been married three times and divorced once That included unions to Mac P Alexander of Olathe and Ensign Robert Elliott navy flier The first marriage was to Aldona Nelson of Cleblime Kansas Secretly divorced in Richmond Missouri in 1996 and then she married Alexander two years later.

Irving Kas Ruth Alexander San Diego Mac P Alexander Robert ‘Elliott Navy Bob Aldonanuelson Cleblime Kus Richmond Alexander Tywo

Flying club aims to bring airplane inspection to city

Last night at the Municipal building a Flying club meeting drew interest in forming a city aviation group. A plane may be inspected tomorrow at Range Farm on the Sorty Union City road to gauge support for new members. another meeting could draft the formal organization next week. Relph Leiplein of Salamanca returned home today after visiting his sister Mrs. Meridlinger.

Flying Club Tass Union City Road Relph Leiplein Salamanca Dh Corr Joseph Meridlinger

Identify Gunmen in N J Brewery Killing

United Press reports in Elizabeth New Jersey identify the six attackers who raided the Rising Sun brewery killing John G Finiello. Prosecutor Abe J Davis said one killer is established and two others are known though not photographed. Arrests are expected shortly. attackers came from Camden Philadelphia and New York.

United Press Elizabeth N. J Prohipision Rising Sun John G. Flenelle Abe J. Davis Keilers Camden Philadelphia New York Davis Federal Avenue John G. Piniello

Probe on Soviet wheat policy shocks U S farm board

Washington dispatch says Samuel McKelvie of the Federal Farm Board questions an ulterior motive in Soviet efforts to push wheat short selling in Chicago. Agriculture Secretary Hyde prompted the probe via telegram to Hoard of Trade president John Bunnell, while Rep. Hamilton Wish of the House Communist investigating committee plans to investigate upon Hyde's request.

Chicago Board of Trade Federal Farm Board United Press Washington Samuel R. McKelvie McKelvie Hyde John A. Bunnell Hoard of Trade Ambrg ‘Trading Corporation Chicago Hamilton Wish Special House Wish Hoover

Valuable antiques stolen from Vatican Lateran palace

Valuable mosaic fragments and other antiques were stolen from the Lateran palace in Vatican City. Robbers climbed the facade via a lightning rod to reach the hall. Police arrested 18 men on suspicion as authorities imposed strict border vigilance to curb smuggling of the stolen items abroad.

Vatican City Lateran

Raskob Jr. Plans Marriage To Office Girl

Miss Minerva Aaronson a New York secretary and John J Raskob Jr son of the Democratic National Committee chair plan a spring wedding despite being of different faiths and large wealth differences. They describe themselves as a loving couple and want to wed.

United Press New York Minerva Aaronson John J Raskob, Jr Democratic National Committee Anronson Thor

New Officers Elected By Roosevelt Highway Assn

F Brown and James Mead represented Corry at the Roosevelt Highway Association annual meeting in Wellsboro attended by about 80 from Union City to Scranton and others. M Burt of Coudersport will head the association, Raymond Gibbons named secretary, F J Hogan treasurer, J Rice field secretary. Judge Newcomer urged extending the Roosevelt Highway into Ohio via Meadyike and Conneaut Lake as the group discusses funding and promotion of the vital New York to Chicago route.

F. Brown James Mead Corry Roosevelt Highway Association Wellsboro Tracy Montague Elton Blatt Union ‘City Rooseveltighway Union City Scranton M. Burt Coudersport Raymond Gibbons F. J. Hogan Kine J. Rice Smethport Judge Newcomer Bryan Ohio Jurist Ohio Meadyike Conneaut Lake New York Chicago

Bootleggers Begin Jail Terms in Warren County

Three alleged bootleggers from this city began sentences in Warren County jail after Federal raid convictions in Erie. Charles Cardeney and Tony Rezzelle receive two and five month terms with fines, while George Ward also gets two months. Two others from the July raid, George Steglen and J D Dingle, had not yet arrived.

Warren’ County Sherif Harry Jefferson Journal George Ward Tony Rezzelle Charles Cardeney Futlers Erie Cardeney Warren County Rezaeus Ward Prohibition George Steglen West Main Street J. D. Dinegle Union City

Radio heroes in flood chaos face rum plot charges

New Bedford Massachusetts September 20 two men faced federal charges after agents raided a three story building on McGurk Street and seized a radio station they say used coded broadcasts to guide rum ships off New England. Manuel Travers licensed radio engineer from New Bedford and Emanuel Carpenter of Boston were released on 4000 bail each after pleading not guilty to violating the Prohibition laws.

United Press New Bedford Mass Vermont Department of Justice New England Rim Row McGurk Strat Manuel Travers Emanuel Carpenter Boston U. S George EB. Lilley Travers Carpenter Siinor Seizxures

Bell Is Cleared in Uniontown Murder Case

Uniontown Pa Sept 29 Anthony W Bell was freed today of a murder charge in the death of John Donohoe former deputy constable. Donohoe body was found in an automobile near July 1 1929. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal after five and a half hours deliberation, four ballots taken before acquittal.

Ey Suiley Prest Uniontown Anthony W Bell Wes John Donohoe Donstable

Gales Reach Hurricane Force Off England

London Sept 20 A furious gale lashed the English channel and southwest coast causing ships to seek aid and property damage. An air ministry warning indicated hurricane force winds. Tanker Tuscania sent SOS off Ushant while Chesham Dohoda’s and Templemead ships requested help. The drifter Champion ran aground near Loser mouth. crew rescued by rope lines through heavy seas. Bournemouth harbor lost most pleasure boats. tents and structures toppled. communications disrupted. heavy seas damaged Swanage. Gales reached 70 mph at Plymouth with torrential Dublin rains flooding basements and Isle of Man damage estimated at 2.3 million dollars. Scotland and Wales crops damaged. homes flooded along Pon Typool and lower Clar mouth. rivers Conway Clwyd Dee Severn overran banks in North Wales.

United Press London English Channel England Air Ministry Dhyland Plymouth Dublin Isle of Man Scotland Wales Antil Pontypool Blzenaven Lower Clarmouth Conway Clwyd Dee Severn Worth Wales

Canada Adopts Tariff to Meet U S Raise

Canada's House of Commons approved in principle a new tariff bill raising duties to a maximum of 50 percent to curb U S dumping. The measure allows excluding products from non Versailles signatories and targets Soviet coal and pulpwood while protecting wheat growers. Opposition argues 50 percent is too high, noting U S duties reach 75 percent.

House of Commons United States Canada United Press Caada Bue Bennelo I

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carl Sechriest Erie County Federation of Women’s Clubs United Planeto City Corty N.J Robert Young Young Finiello Vatican Lateran Palace Raskob Jr Ic. F. Brown Wellshoro Coast Guards Bell U.S
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