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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
3
A Corry Evening Journal excerpt discusses the National Industrial Conference Board’s findings on wage stability. It argues that wage stability supports consumer spending and overall business activity, even when employment levels vary.
The Treasury introduced changes in paper currency with new size and designs. Critics object to portraits and verses on some bills, but officials say no intent to reflect a single historical period. Over time, the public will grow accustomed and may forget the specifics of the faces on the notes.
An American correspondent argues liberalism's meaning depends on interpretation. If liberal means progressive policy, Soviet Union appears 100 percent liberal. if liberal means tolerance of opponents, Soviet liberalism is outlawed. The piece calls for more genuine liberal tolerance in the United States.
Columbus residents boost pride in homes with cement sidewalls and tidy streets. John Gough prepares popcorn fritters for Bradford’s Old Home Week as community displays improve.
Spanish War veterans plan a large reunion at Cortneaut Lake Park on August 5 to 16 with two engines and 1900 attendees. Northwestern Council will hold a headquarters in Hotel Convvant. officers will be elected. a fish dinner and parade precede the lakefront events led by the Oil City school band.
The item lists: 1 King George V relation to Kaiser Wilhelm II and Tsar Nicholas II. 2 North Dakota dilervity. 8 ANT stands for. 4 Tarzan author. 5 commonwealth states. The answers given: 1 Marshal Ferdinand Foch. 2 Alusia. 3 a bogs country race with a distant church as the tuning point. 4 John Marshall. 5 Potomac.
A man invested 10000 and sold at a 20 percent loss. Determine how much he must borrow at 4 percent to recover the loss, assuming he invests all he has at 18 percent. The problem is followed by an arithmetic explanation and a sequence related to yesterday’s puzzle.
A fragment from a language guide showing exercises on pronunciation and spelling. It lists questions about wrong punctuation, pronunciation of perce, misused or misspelled words, and filling missing letters in synonyms. The noisy OCR includes scattered typos and unrelated letter strings.
Columbus August 7 Columbus Grange meets Saturday August 10 with program, songs, recitations, and refreshments. Community picnic August 10 at Mathéy Park offers fried chicken, salads, desserts. Auto tour August 5 leaves Warren Court House 4 30 PM visiting corn variety demonstration and Jersey herd at Carleton Curtis farm then Western Park at Wrightsville for dinner.
Carl Caputa age 42 died at Bradock General Hospital from burns suffered in yesterday's explosion at Rankin that wrecked his confectionery store. Nearby a three story brick building with twenty Black workers escaped major harm, rescued by firemen as smoke incapacitated several.
Kane Aug 7 The school board moved to authorize an underground cement storage building behind the Kane High School. The 40 by 22 foot fireroof structure will be buried to ground level and will store academic supplies and athletic goods. Completion is hoped for this Fall. YOUNGSVILLE Aug 7 Great ink investment announced for a Hagbrock Alexander plane for the Brokenstraw airport. The craft, owned by Waal Seminik, will serve as passenger plane. Seminik plans to learn to fly it with instructor Col Gragg nearby.
Pauline Gleda Aire, 33, of East New Kensington, mother of six, was killed when struck by a freight train while crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in New Kensington, Pa, late yesterday.
Aug 7 in Grapton West Virginia Jun Greasen 4 nephew of Gov William G Conley of West Virginia was electrocuted when he touched a high voltage power line at Snyder Crossing near Kingwood. The accident occurred yesterday as the boy helped on an oil drill crew.
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