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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item notes an event involving a line and a nation or empire. The readable pieces mention deployment or action after a strike and reference a diplomatic or military context. Names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
A fragmented report describes an umpire called J at a game where one team hosts another. The text is garbled, but references to a win, fan reception, and season context are evident though details are unreadable.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a nation and an August term with a number 808,968 amid garbled characters. It lacks coherent facts, names, or events to summarize meaningfully.
Secretary Thomas A Logue reports from the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs that 1934 to 1935 saw broad industrial gains. Across counties, production values rose 10 to 15 percent or more, payrolls increased 18 to 40 percent, and Western Pennsylvania counties showed notable growth, signaling continued upturn in 1935.
Frank Beland of Mounds Illinois rigged a shotgun trap on his front door after repeated burglaries. When he opened the door his own device fired, shooting him in the heart. Neighbors found him dead.
A new bicycle license system sets a ratio of one bicycle for every 25 inhabitants in Marinette Wis. The measure aims to regulate bike use and improve streets safety.
Jamestown N Y Aug 6 Lester Boyd 24 formerly of Jamestown was killed yesterday near Angola when his motorcycle collided with an auto driven by a Chicago party. Both legs fractured his left arm and chest crushed. Remains to be brought to Kennedy home of his parents. Boyd a 1931 Jamestown High School graduate attended Tri State College at Angola.
Aug 6 Kane area reported five injured in a head-on collision on Kane Bradford road between Kane and Bradford. Injured include Monica Miskell and Mary Miskell from Kane, Lillian Jarvis of Pittsburgh, Louise Marks of Bridgeton New Jersey and her son Thomas Marks of Bridgeton. Details note the sedan driven by Mr. Marks, carrying the Miskells, collided with a dairy truck owned by Ideal Farms Kane driven by Don Hogan. Mrs Miskell sustained facial injuries. others suffered cuts bruises and shock. The accident occurred about two pm. Miskell and others treated at Community hospital. glass shield prevented more serious injury to Mrs Miskell. Beer picnics banned except a Greenfield park section for beer use.
Europe based gun runners and adventurers expand into East Africa amid arms embargoes. Emissaries for Haile Selassie seek weapons from European munitions plants as Britain and Italy collide over Ethiopia. Secret shipments from several ports via Suez carry rifles and machine guns to support Ethiopian defenses. The network includes Greeks, Germans, Armenians and others operating from Europe to Red Sea fronts. Nomination of Valentine L. Pratt to permanent postmaster at EmMentalton was sent to the senate.
Brockton Mags reports Mrs Hattie Eaton and her husband Harry Eaton have been living under the same roof but remain estranged for over four years. She says he moved belongings to an adjacent house in early 1830, locked doors, and would not acknowledge notes she slipped under a door. All meals were eaten separately.
In Brookville on August 6 a vagrancy case led Chief Fred Smith to arrest Lawrence McCaffray, a travelling man, after an altercation. Judge Shannon sent him to six months in the workhouse to endure the winter.
A jumble of classified items and notices spans missing items and job ads. Entries include a lost white change purse from Murphy’s and an $800 reward, several help wanted ads for female and male workers in various trades, and a furnace of real estate and municipal ordinance text plus school district financials and legal notes.
Mayor Miller notes state inaction on forcing towns to build similar plants and plans a storm sewer to ease south side conditions. City Engineer Dickson says sewer work is near completion. a full survey of the system and disposal plant costs is sought from engineering firms. A petition from Golden Rule Club urges immediate action on storm sewer to curb flood damage this summer.
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