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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
3
Fragments show school related items, likely about Bast or Bastian Bast schools and weekly practice or semester schedule. Readable facts limited. no clear names or places.
An English buyer seeks 1,000,000 pounds of malted milk from a U S supplier but Canada’s plant lands the order due to tariff pressure. The Toronto Globe notes Ottawa’s tariff tilt hints, suggesting Canada may gain and Britain push tariffs. The piece argues both tariff and navy serve defense but raise costs when rival nations tighten arms and trade.
Twenty years ago the freckled marbles champion Vinnie Sullivan traveled as a guest of the Payama Mail Line. He conquered Cartagena and Columbia's championship, drawing crowds and inspiring a new marbles club.
Answers recap historic curiosities from a quiz page noting the Deaper Dome disturbances during a presidential era, the lookout on a foremast, value of seaweed, cubic foot weight, and the home water with the world’s highest tides.
W L Gordon presents a daily English lesson. Misused words and pronunciations are explored with examples. Today's focus word is sordid meaning filthy and dirty as in a tale of slums.
A man bought wheat for 1440 at 0.75 per bushel and sold 78125 of it at 8 percent of its cost. Determine the selling price. The note explains multiplying steps and conversion factors to compute the sale revenue.
Lawrence Gath aged 28 of Whitesville N Y, foreman for Bunce Construction Co Olean, was fatally injured Thursday when his Chevrolet left the Smethport Strapsom road between Farmers Valley and Smethport. He suffered a skull fracture and died after transfer to Bradford hospital.
United Press report from Macon Georgia describes Pat Patterson, a local landowner, jailed on a murder charge following a raid that left Prohibition agent Herman Warr dead and Bam Knight fatally wounded. Four Black suspects and two officers were involved in a gunfight that ended with 49 gallons of liquor seized.
An overhead crash on the Scott bridge Sunday sent a car plunging 25 feet. Mrs Lavin and Miss Mildred Hurd were injured and underwent operations. James Lavin provided photos of the wreckage as Marvin Lavin recovered and Sampson Davis heals from bruises.
Opinion piece musing on Napoleon and the rise of leaders, contrasting to America’s democracy and opportunity. The writing critiques how mass mobilization shapes power, pondering what could be achieved in a self-ruled nation.
The City Council will meet in regular session Monday evening. Forecasts predict cloudy weather and possible rains this weekend. Local entertainment at Rainbow Gardens features Tal Henry and the Warner Brothers Vilaphons Barn. A minor auto collision near Columbus Virginia involved Vene Reene with no insurance. Police report two youths and two girls from Hornell arrested in Meadville after riding a freight train. Weather outlook shows showers and warm days this week per the U S Weather Bureau.
Jamestown August 2 The speaker Joseph A McGinnies of Ripley Republican leader in the New York State Assembly says the prohibition question will be decided nationally at the next general election He favors enforcement of the dry law and predicts Drys will win decisively The commentator notes McGinnies may seek the Republican nomination for governor but he declines to comment on his own candidacy.
Radio listings for Sunday show a mix of network broadcasts including El Tango Romantico on WABC at 6 05 p m Jesse Crayford on NBC at 7 00 p m Goldman band concert on WEAF at 9 45 p m Seth Parker at 11 00 p m Coral Islanders program closes the schedule on CBS and WABC networks.
Warrants issued for the arrest of Frank Nicolazzo of 28 Hemlock Avenue on larceny charges over tapping a gas main. Inspectors found an illegal connection amid reports of gas underconsumption at the Nicolazzo residence. Bail set at 1000 with October court appearance.
Aug 2 Stanley Huff of Red House was instantly killed and Donald Tanner of Buffalo 26 believed fatally burned when they contacted a 2300 volt high tension line near Coryville just over the Pennsylvania line. Tanner, injured in the body and legs with lung hemorrhages, is in Mountain Clinic with poor prospects. Tanner, a Danz Construction worker, was helping lay a Bradford Electric line when contact occurred. Huff died when the current bridged as he released Tanner, pulling him from the wire. Clifford Cronk and his son Wayne visited the scene today.
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