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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1937
Page
5
China Says It Will Defend Nation If Forced
Reports from Shanghai and nearby cities describe mass Chinese flight from the Chapel area toward the international settlement amid fears of Japanese air and naval bombardment. Nanking prepares for possible attack while Tientsin reports Japanese planes and leaflets threatening bombardment of areas aiding anti Japanese efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hon
Nanking
Yangtze River
Tientsin
Ward
15Th United States Infantry
Kiyoshi Kalavki
Personal mentions of visitors and travelers across Erie area
A string of social notes lists Mrs C F Miller of Hammond Indiana and others visiting or staying with relatives in Erie and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs R W Young Lois and Billie, Honor Maloney, Bat Barton, Albert Jacobs family, Dr J C Kinnaman, C W Jones, Thomas Ragot, Lawrence Anderson, Cora Webb Sally Payne, Jack Berry, John Ward, Helen Drobneck, Veronica Drobneck, Helen Lauer, J J Mulheirm, Harry Bari, Nella Racke, Explanations note hosting and travel details across Findley Lake Corry Smethport Detroit Pittsburgh and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C F. Miller
Hammond
Ind
Merklinger
R. W. Young
Lois
Billie
Erie
Honor Maloney
Bat Barton
War- Tell
Albert Jacobs
East Wayne Street
J. C. Kinnaman
United Brethren In Christ Church
Sunway
Martin College
Pulaski
Tenn
C. W. Jones
ML. Jewett
Jones
Charles Tlunden
Thomas Ragot
West Church Street
Phillip Coyle
St. Louis
Fredonia
Lawrence Anderson
South Center Street
Adirondack Mountains
Cora Webb
Sally Payne
Fred Snapp
West Prederlelt Street
Sugar Grove
Jack Berry
John Ward
Della
Lombard
Johanna
Mable
Smethport
Bradford
Jon Breen
Endigatt-Johnson Shoe
L. J Booser
George Buttery
Pranklin
Helen Drobneck
Clevelan
Veronica Drobneck
Detroit
Herbert M. Carroll
East Colum Bus Avenue
K. Murray
Findley Lake
Corry
Paul Mulheirtt
Girard
Aig
J. J. Mulheirn
Guy Butters
Washington
Harry Bari
Bristol
Pennsylvania to abolish WPA bureaus and keep city offices
The state will abolish about one sixteenth of WPA districts with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh preserving their identities as WPA units while remaining as branches of statewide headquarters in Harrisburg. The move centralizes administration and scales back local offices as part of the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Uni Pree
Marrisburg
Works Progress
United Press
Philadelphia
Andittsburgh
WPA
Harrisburg
American Fliers Recruited for China Under U S Inquiry
A report indicates 182 American fliers were being recruited for service in China amid a potential federal inquiry. The placement effort appears centered in the Los Angeles area with an organization already active in recruiting pilots for the Chinese war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted States
Inturmey Pierson
Ima
Meryate
Los Angeles
China
Waldorf Narrowly Trails Dorais in All Star Voting
Chicago report notes Lynn Wallon of Northwestern near second to Gus Dorais of Detroit for the All Star football team to face the Green Bay Packers September 1. Dorais leads with 285,165 votes while Waldorf sits in tight contention at 207,84, with Notre Dame’s Elmer Layden at 285,165 and Pele Valizan of Wabash trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alig
Lynn Wallon
Northwestern University
Gus Dnrais
Di'rolt
Green Bay Packers
Llay
Darals
Eimer Layilen
Notre Dame
Pele Valiznan
Wabash
Perkins Moore Wedding in West
Waye M Perkins of Corry announces the marriage of her daughter Oleta Mary to Raymond Robert Moore son of Mrs Pearl Moore Pittsburg yesterday at New Castle Wyoming by the Methodist minister. Miss Perking graduated from Corry High School class of 1933 and from Penn State College class of 1937. Mr Moore graduated Perth State College class of 1936 and is with the United States Forest Service at Harney National Forest HQ in Custer South Dakota. They plan a trip to Yellowstone Park and will stay in Yellowstown New York? The bride’s mother attended the ceremony and will accompany them to Yellowstone Park and to visit her sister Mrs Homer Martin at Sen Mateo Cutit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waye M. Perkins
Corry
Oleta Mary
Raymond Robert Moore
Pearl Moore
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Wyoming
Miss Perking
Penn
Elias
Moore
Perth State College
United States Forest Service
Harney National Forest
Custer
South
Cuate
South Dakota
Yellowstone National
Yellowstown Nyinna? Park
Homer Martin
Sen Mateo
Cutit
Bumper crop for farmers across South Dakota states
Ey United Press reports farmers from South Dakota to file for harvest as corn prospects rise. Major corn producing states forecast yields two to eight times higher than 1936 with government estimates near 2.57 billion bushels. Favorable July weather boosted hopes, but price outlook remains pressured by supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
South Dakota
Wich
Seek Members in New Union Formed in Hershey
United Press reports a new independent workers federation in American politics aims to attract around 20000 unionists by year end. Delegates at the conference pledged to build an industrial organization, with meetings led by Wilbur Green, though details of the constitution were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
A. P
Wbar
Aneri 2A
fUkés
Amions Astaibos
Federation
Ledilens
Lewis
Industriat
Anit
American Federation of Labor Ievdey
Wilbur Green
Neto
Railroad men vote on wage boost today
Officials of railway brotherhoods tally ballots on a 4-20 percent wage increase demand and whether members will authorize strikes. The vote centers on how the union will proceed, with leaders indicating readiness to press for action if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite
Cleveland
Gye Railroad
Act Whitney
Etailriud
Phe Yasui
August Market Trends Quietly Favor Bulls on Wall Street
New York reports August tends to boost markets with the industrial and railroad averages showing long term gains. The utility index mostly rises, except 1936 due to legislation. Traders fear congressional session timing and labor issues, notably GM contract talks. Markets, banks, and London exchanges close for the August bank holiday, reopening Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Congress
General Motors
Industrial issues lead market today
United Press reports dull trading as industrials especially steel and water shares lift sentiment. Steel demand rose with the American Iron and Steel Institute citing weekly operating at 8% capacity, highest since May 24, supporting steel stock strength amid uncertain legislation and a bullish overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
American Iron & Steel Institute
Anwrivan
Arrarmnita
Atlantic Refining
Ambirn So
Soreeeny Bom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
General Electric
Wey Bey
General Motors
Coe SB International Nickel
Kennewalt
Pore Gee
Montgomery Ward Vo
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy
Ae Peat
New York Central
BO Paramount
Yscseeeens
BBM Penna RR
Eee
BLY 'Radio
Wpe
MOM Standam
United Corp
U S
Steet
Warner Brig Co
Ccccecy
Westinghouse
Goliath Height Explained From Ancient Measurements
The Bible describes Goliath as six cubits and a span tall. Using a Hebrew cubit of 17.8 inches and a span of 8.40 inches, Goliath would stand about nine feet two inches tall according to this calculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goliath
David
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