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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
5
The engineering concept is framed as the service of controlling natural forces and utilizing materials for human benefit. It encompasses organizing and directing finite human efforts in relation to these tasks as outlined by the Federated America Fighbeering Socie tes.
A large aquivinia panel could solve a dark hall problem in homes. One example was mounted in a strange hall without a window, where light from a sun parlor passed through the aquarium creating an unusual glow. Various plants formed a soft, decorative aquatic scene.
The mayor pressed Doak Carter and Camp McCloskey officials to move troops home as rainfall worsened conditions. He warned of dying women and children in the hollow camp and urged transport to the state line under Governor Pinchot. Carter and Waters debated dispersal while the B. B. F. planned quick relocation to a nearby Pennsylvania site.
Deputy sheriffs guarded the Messina coal mine six miles southwest of Haileyville as more than 5,000 striking miners gathered at Hartshorne in a United Mine Workers of America wage dispute. Miners planned a demonstration at Messina before a late parade.
The text outlines how petrol began in the country linked with coal mining areas and coal oil. It notes that refined petroleum was scarce early on and kerosene, used for illumination, was the principal refined product, giving kerosene its name.
Heavy rain disrupts major local gatherings at Grand Valley including Odd Fellows and Presbyterian events. Meanwhile on the New York Stock Exchange bears reverse as stocks surge with gains across oil, utilities, rail, and chemical issues led by Union Pacific and American Telephone.
Gunshot wounds killed one man and wounded three others in Shenandoah today. Charles Coniginkie, 29, died in a reported self inflicted turn, while Tony Spaniard, Stiney Yankowski, and Joseph Diowacki were wounded during attempted break-ins and a confrontation with Coniginkie. Police describe the death as death by own action amid a chaos of gunfire and pursuit.
The passage records how early inaugurations used different rule days. It notes January February and March first Wednesdays as dating anchors for electoral acts, referencing the constitutional day and amendments.
Fragmentary text describes tests measuring dust particle concentration in city air and references a figure around 60,000 particles per cubic foot. Mentions organizations like Lone Star Gas and Cities Service, with unclear details about the testing method and outcomes.
The readable parts discuss tropical conditions and historical periods. The fragment mentions scientists, periods, and eligibility conditions but lacks clear events, names, places, or outcomes. The item appears as an OCR garble from a page segment with no verifiable facts to summarize into a complete news card.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Saleliars home and a location named Colusa. The garbled lines obscure the event, who is involved, and the timeframe, making a precise summary and headline unreliable.
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