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24 Sep 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1927
Page
1
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Clergy plan church appeals tomorrow to boost small subscriptions for the Grist of Small Contributions campaign. After passing $8,000, organizers push toward $13,500 with $10 and $5 pledges plus hundreds of $1 and $2 gifts to fund relief efforts for the homeless in flood events and aid the needy. The drive continues next week as volunteers canvass residential areas and churches urge participation.
Paris September 1 General Pershing predicted today that the American Legion convention would be held in Paris every ten years. He said it seems natural and cited Franco American relations and wartime monuments as reasons.
Five Erie firemen were seriously hurt while battling a two story barn fire in Erie Pennsylvania on September 24. Captains Amann Andrews suffered severe bruises and burns on hands while Captain Sweitner sustained shoulder injuries. Firemen Sullivan and Moore suffered lesser injuries with hospital treatment and examinations for possible internal injuries. The barn roof collapsed trapping a sign and the loss was around 7000 dollars.
Chas A Levine and Capt Walter Hinchcliffe planned a flight to Venice in the Bellanica monoplane Columbia to attend the Schneider air race. Their departure depended on repairing a minor engine defect after a forced landing near Vienna yesterday ended their England to India nonstop attempt. The landing was caused by fuel gauge issues, not weather, and occurred in rain at Aspern Field.
Washington reports President Coolidge would like to spend next summer near Yellowstone National Park if approved by the White House. Large estates in Jackson Hole have been recommended with Mrs Coolidge having seen the area during a prior trip. The idea of a permanent summer White House near the Black Hills or Yellowstone is discussed, but Coolidge won’t decide the vacation site for his successors. Congress may address the matter next session.
Radio listings show WEAF at 7:45 p.m. Eastern with A La Carte from the Martin Beck Theatre in New York. The Mediterranea on WIP Philadelphia at 7:30 p.m. Eastern, Grand Opera Prov union on Pittsburgh station, Westinghouse programs in Nashville, and a Barn Dance program broadcast in the West.
United Press reports on American legionnaires in Paris as they depart for Europe tour. About 2160 soldiers booked to sail from Havre Cherbourg and Antwerp with 850 more sailing Sunday. Reservations, travel by train and airship, and large post card distribution accompany convention week spending.
Secretary of Labor Davis ordered an investigation into fascist activities including a blood oath allegedly taken by members of the Fascist League of North America. He cited a Baltimore naturalization examiner delaying 23 cases and warned Italians pledging the oath might seek Mussolini over the United States. Davis noted concerns from New York, Philadelphia and Chicago.
A new Pennsylvania railroad timetable for the Allegheny division goes into effect tomorrow. It adds Sunday morning and evening service from Oil City to Oil City and removes some morning northbound service to Corry. Minor Renova division changes adjust several eastbound trains with slight departure and arrival updates.
William Burs aged 83 of Union City dies from injuries after being struck by a light engine at Market Street crossing last Friday. Funeral services set for Monday at St Theresa’s church with burial at St Theresa’s Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Katherine Burns, two daughters, two sons, and a sister.
A small shimmy fire reported by Dan Bowen in Marion at about 3 o'clock this morning was swiftly extinguished with minimal damage. No injuries or major property loss reported.
W. Ly Scott of Erie Pa reported a theft of nine thousand dollars and forty five dollars in cash from him while staying at a hotel in Rumpalo. He is blind and was attended by valet J Ruland. Scott had hidden the funds in bed linen. the valet was sent for cash but the money vanished and the linen allegedly changed.
Harrisburg Sept 44. The Pennsylvania Railroad urged speed reduction on the Gallitzin curve near Altoona after the Broadway Limited wreck that killed two. A Public Service Commission report found no equipment fault and noted speeds on the curve are already limited to 80 mph. Crew testimonies varied from 25 to over 40 mph.
Centerville Iowa September 2 President United Press report says deputy sheriffs and special officers used tear gas bombs to disperse a mob of striking union picketers in Apanoose county coal fields. Sheriff Earl Guughenbaugh reported reinforced squads had no further trouble and the situation was under control.
United Press dispatch from Tionesta Sept 24 reports A L Gilarn former chief hunter of the Reptile Solely of America who captured many of the muskey in the Bronx plans a snake hunt in Warr Tan county. He will also join the famed snake dance at Heart's Content near Endeavor and is noted for books on snakes.
Rear Admiral Thomas Pickett Magruder faced a storm after writing an article in the Saturday Evening Post accusing the Navy of excessive overhead and too many admirals. He did not submit a copy to Secretary Wilbur as some regulations allegedly require. Navy officials debated potential misconduct, while Magruder claimed his charges target the system not individuals.
Federal court heard charges of conspiring to transport motion pictures of the Dempsey Tunney fight in violation of interstate commerce. Five copies were seized from an airplane bound for Canada. four were ordered released, one kept as evidence. Henry Sonnenshein, head of the production firm, faced conspiracy charges after waiving examination. Chicago news notes nearby residents Rabbet Hatty Barker and Mrs D L Mankes are visiting relatives.
Heavy flooding from the TrepanCo river devastates Panuco Acambara and Salamanca in Mexico, with 7000 to 1000 people displaced, 1 in 200 homes destroyed, and damages estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars. Relief funds are being raised by chambers and charities. two soldiers die in Acambaro. Cyclone warnings extend along the Gulf Coast as Tampico and Vera Cruz react.
The State Highway Department announced two contracts to Milliro on Construction Company of ChiBet for the Columbus Stretch of the Roosevelt highway and a 618 foot bridge in Miller Village borough and LeBoeuf township in Venango County for 89817. Other Erie County and Indiana County road projects were let to Charles H Pry Construction Company, White and Armstrong townships. M Bermett & Sons, Indiana. St Molise & Kreamer, Galeton. and M J McMahon, Dus Bois, with various lengths and costs. The department will review bids for additional work in Erie County along Routes 85 and 20 and in Somerset County Shade Township.
In Huntingdon Pay Seph 2 40 years Thomas a former Harrisburg bartender nicknamed Barrisburge Bill was sentenced to four to eight years at Western Penitentiary for the slaying of Win Brewer of Mt Union. Evidence showed Brewer attacked after Thomas entered a plea of guilty to the serious charge following the confrontation.
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