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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
5
The fragment describes Philadelphia as the largest city in the United States during an early census with a population around 42,444, outranking New York which records about 60,031. The text appears garbled but notes Urschel as a go-between figure and references Philadelphia and New York demographics.
Researchers explain how some aquatic animals absorb and process food through skin, gills, and other surfaces in contact with water. The mechanism involves dissolved nutrients moving across membranes and tissues as food materials remain suspended in the surrounding medium.
A long list of local residents and guests are noted across Corry and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Willie Cassidy of Irie stay with J A Cassidy of Maple avenue while Mrs Sidney Michaels of Brie and others are visited by relatives. Many attendees travel to Cleveland DuBois Rome Erie and Chicago for visits, conventions, fairs, and leisure.
Public Works Administration approves highway construction aid totaling 18,897,004 for Pennsylvania and four other states. Funds from a 40 million highway program lift pooled total to 980,844, etc. Allocation covers federal and state highways, extensions into municipalities, and secondary roads across 67 counties.
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania two sisters Adel Yates age 16 and Rose Yates age 16 drowned in Raccoon Creek while Adel tried to teach younger sister Hoss Latons 15 to swim. A 10 year old Mary stood on the bank as a boat capsized and Adel Rose sank. Councilman George H Clarke and Norman J Dav idisom of Mt Oliver jumped in and recovered the bodies but resuscitation failed.
Edward Sturdevant, 22, a Union City youth, was badly injured when struck by a car at Sherman and Scully Main streets. Police arrested Allerson Armstrong of Cleveland and John Whitman of Connellsville, Pa. Armstrong pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was held for grand jury. Whitman faced subpeonas and disorderly conduct charges.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange remained listless with a turnover below four million shares, the lightest since April 12. Prices moved narrowly with traders on the sidelines awaiting the National Recovery program outcome. enthusiasm was scarce as major issues showed only slight gains or declines and activity faded into the close.
In a crowded local scene Wolfe confronts Josiah Crabbe in a dim public house as tension builds over old feuds and money. The dialogue reveals class resentments with Wolfe pressing for control and Crabbe’s cautious retorts amid sharp, intimate observations of neighbors and power.
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