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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
5
The readable bits reference a resigning figure and a parade scene with unrelated snippets about Landon and a pitcher. The text is heavily garbled with missing letters and incoherent phrases, offering no clear event, date, or reliable entities beyond scattered political names and ordinary street imagery.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a nose bust and Abe in a town setting with unclear details. The readable bits hint at a local incident or event involving a person named Abe, but the text is too corrupted to deduce a clear event, date, or organization. Further legible material needed for a solid summary.
The regular meeting of the Townsend Club No 4 will be held at the Grand Theatre Friday evening. Speakers will discuss the practical application of the 2 per cent transaction tax and other plan aspects. Members and friends are welcome.
A compact note from the local paper recounts a figure named Rao involved in a community event at the town’s old home area. The piece highlights neighborhood ties and the impact on residents, with emphasis on local sentiment and civic spirit.
A jumble of personal mentions records locals and guests arriving or leaving the city. Sam Long of Cleveland is staying a few days with friends while Charles Auer heads to Indiana to assist at the Robinson Beaters. Numerous others travel to Chicago Warren Niagara Falls Youngstown and nearby towns for visits business or reunions with families and friends.
Royal Oak Michigan August 5 The Rev Charles E Coughlin admitted a rebuke from his spiritual superior Bishop Gallagher of Detroit for comments about President Roosevelt He later apologized to the president The spokesman for Coughlin said the priest spoke to Bishop Gallagher by radio telephone while en route to Rome and intended to apologize before speaking publicly in Cleveland after his Townsend speech The apology was prepared for publication in the Social Justice newspaper and noted Coughlin’s remarks at Cleveland may have been too strong, prompting a plan for a new broadcast.
Stella Isrupa daughter of Mrs Victoria Kripa of Spring Creek married Jack Hajeu son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hajec at St Elizabeths church this morning. Rev Car Hefut officiated. Large gathering attended with choir assistance. The bride wore white satin with blue veil and carried roses. Bridesmaids wore pink roses. Reception held at the bride’s mother's home. Visitors from Lafayette Indiana arrived yesterday.
Clarence L. Thompson, director of the Pitts wigh and Lake Erie railroad and a prominent Erie retiree, died of heart ailment at his summer home near Erie after a month of critical illness. A native of Erie he was long identified with the coal trade. He was a 32nd degree Mason. Survivors include his widow and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow.
Prof H C Wilson prepares for the opening recital of a planned series in his West Washington study this evening. Invitations have been sent to local guests as the program unfolds in a formal, intimate setting.
Taylor Chapin wakes aboard a strange yacht after a nightclub raid and a blow to the head. He discovers Sidney Hart dead in the lounge as Grace Devin and a multilingual crew scramble amid suspicions of poisoning and kidnapping. Chapin, Hart’s former advertising manager Hampton, jockey Phil Ryder, and Grace search for answers on the mysterious voyage.
United Press reports on expected higher third and fourth quarter dividends as companies face the surplus tax. General Motors declares 2.00 weekly, Bendix halts regular dividends, Ford rumors of a $400 model and a tire plant plan circulate amid market unease.
Aug 5 New York stock prices moved nervously as investors weighed ongoing strong production reports against concerns over the Spanish revolt and European peace threats. The market showed dull pace with brief upticks at open and close, aided by favorable earnings and power production indicators amid an otherwise unsettled session. Leading names cited include American Can, General Electric, Westinghouse, Studebaker, Packard, and Standard Oil, with broad coverage of rail, steel, and utility stocks.
John Barrymore, famed romantic screen star, rested in a sanitarium in Los Angeles as court appointed physicians agreed he was too ill to appear in person. He secured a delay from further legal actions pending his health.
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