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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
3
The item lists the Cory Corry Evening Journal address on Booth Street Cory, publisher Arthur Colegrove, and post office registration. It notes second class mail matter, annual and per-copy rates, and requests rate information available upon application.
The Ashland Kentucky Independent reports on Billy Mitchell assistant chief of the Air Service weighing future options. He may remain in the Army as colonel or resign to push defense ideas before Congress. Wisconisn politics appeal as his father once served there and a whirlwind Senate campaign is anticipated.
A U S Bureau of Mines report estimates per capita losses from smoke in industrial centers at 700, with Chicago showing annual smoke costs over 43 million dollars. Similar findings from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia highlight human health tolls and deaths, urging cleaner atmospheres and substitution of smokier fuels to save coal combustion byproducts.
United Press expert warns France must finance war costs without crippling economy as Herriot resigns or proposes a capital levy. Debate centers on tax shifts, bankruptcy fears, and public opposition to austerity while France seeks a path to national recovery.
April 4 in Norristown a well known city woman Gertrude Custard set fire to a bed and then shot herself. Neighbors said she had shown melancholy since her husband’s death about a year earlier and the coroner is probing the cause. The item appears amid a cluttered page with unrelated classified text about hosiery and a textile ad.
City officials push for immediate control of utility poles to clear clutter on streets. Debate centers on coordination between the Bell and lighting companies and the proper department authority to rearrange lines. Officials hope removal of obsolete poles reduces visual and infrastructural clutter and completes a major elimination effort.
A disputed public debate questions the value of serum therapy for diphtheria and whether Balto the Alaskan dog deserves a statue. Supporters cite heroism regardless of serum efficacy, while opponents doubt the merit of the tribute amid controversy.
Bridget Carroll widow of Patrick Carroll dies at home in Columbus township. Survived by three sons William Carroll John Carroll and George Carroll of Columbus. Funeral from St Bliembell's church Monday at 9:90 clock with interment in St Elizabeth's cemetery.
A collage of notices from The Journal Files Apple 1905 reports Dr. Ron Seaver’s death at his home on Pleasant Street and a fisherman near Elgin catching a twelve inch tebiat before releasing it. Several local moves and visits are noted, including Clary Witte moving bowling gear to Dunkirk, Adrian Klitleberger transferring duties to Mayville, and Mrs. Martin Hatch of Columbus sustaining internal injuries after a hayloft fall but improving.
Warren April 4 Developments report thieves may be responsible for a fire at the Warren Lumber Company plant. Investigators found wiring disruption and stolen rope near the boiler house. The fire damaged the structure and exposed danger areas, with supplies and rope missing from near the drives and boiler seals.
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