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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
5
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Buffalo April 24. Hundreds of strepta division workers strike leaves garbage collection halted. They plan to present formal demands to the Common Council at a special morning session called by George W. Wanamaker and Wallace T. Crosson. George Dane travels to Titusville for weekend with brother John Dane.
A fire at Epiphany church on Pittsburgh's outskirts damaged a sacristy and parish home. Loss was estimated at $5,000 with vestments and holy vessels destroyed. firemen prevented spread to the main church.
On the final interurban run before passenger service ended Charles Emerick became the first passenger when the Kendallville to Fort Wayne line closed after 31 years of service.
Personal mentions fill a page item noting Mrs Edward Rosa of Dunitink visiting Mr and Mrs W G Arnold in East Wayne Street. Several locals travel to O11 City, Erie visits, and hospital sights. attorney Skinners westward trip includes San Francisco and Vancouver. Multiple guests, anniversaries, and local courtesy calls mark a weekend in Erie with friends and relatives.
The United Press reports a week of light tonnage trading and sagging prices after a brief overlay rally. Government bonds fell again while consumer resistance rose in retail due to higher prices.
Industrial and utility averages fall to year lows amid a broad sell off. The opening session saw widespread declines as investors dumped shares, led by industrials and utilities with big losses among majors like Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and U S Steel.
Senator Nathan L. Bachman of Tennessee, 58, who had backed Tennessee Valley Authority legislation, died suddenly of heart trouble in Washington. His physician said he had been ailing for several days but only yesterday became seriously ill.
Television cable laid under streets on the Coronation route to provide power at great points. The line costs about $5,000 a mile as engineers install it for TV reception.
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