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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
3
A Chicago Tribune interview contrasts traditional pioneer life with modern homesteading. Men chase adventure cherishing self suffice ncy from forests to cabins while women often resist yet grow to love the shift. Individual effort and tangible results outpace city amusements and electrical conveniences.
An American reporter on his third visit to post revolutionary Russia notes stark class differences. He compares pay and status across roles from office workers to factory hands, suggesting growing chasms between upper and lower tiers. The report frames Russia as a social experiment with unequal outcomes and limited mobility. Local items mention Wesley Pierce and Dan DeLury visiting Youngsville to play Garland, Miss Marie Boehm returning from Meadville, and Archie Bowell resuming work at Warren National Bank after vacation.
Mri Barlow's Everett Six had axle failure on Columbus Avenue causing a drop but no serious accident. Pennsylvania Creamery Co of Columbus received a fine Packard ticket by the freight. O Dunham of Columbus at the U S Chili factory injured left hand by a buzz saw, finger severed near the joint. Manager Parker shows vaudeville sets above Lit University theatre this week. Wellington to sing offertory at Emmanuel church tomorrow night. Pittsburgh Phil, who fell on Downey's Drug Store sidewalk fracturing skull, improving at Corry hospital.
Bonds have advanced slowly for three weeks, seen as a significant bullish trend in the securities market. Gains are modest day to day, suggesting long term investment buyers such as insurance companies, corporations, investment firms and individuals hold bonds to keep. The movement adds about 1 billion dollars to the bond market over last May, and higher mortgage values signal a favorable omen for stocks and jobs.
Questions cover Albion incorporation porough chief industry of Minnesota, Mary Queen of Scots execution date, Jane Addams identity, Mille County population, and author of a quote about a child hood of the soul along with a page reference to return to page 7.
An analysis of Premier Ramsay MacDonald and his influence on American politics. The piece discusses his public stance, media portrayal, and perceived ease with which his remarks affect U.S. public opinion while noting his cautious approach to foreign representation.
In Warren Parks a dedication ceremony honored two new park tablets and boulders with a luncheon and concert. Attendees included national officers from the Daughters of American Colonists and Daughters of the American Revolution along with local chapter members. A Veterans of Foreign Wars Band provided the evening music after the noon luncheon.
Hollywood reports Harold Lloyd in Movie Crazy a lively comedy built on gags around a movie boy, Constance Cummings as a film star, and a flock of ducks. The piece recalls a press visit to Santa Barbara and a stage incident with ducklings that delighted Lloyd and Mildred Davis, who later kept the ducks on his estate.
Dr Paul R Heyl of the United States Bureau of Standards in Washington announced a new estimate of the Earth's weight at 5 997 000 000 000 000 000 000 tons after years of work on the gravitational constant.
A Washington correspondent reports on Soviet espionage anxieties and czarist heritage, noting U S senators including Wheeler and Barkley visiting Moscow. The piece frames American anti-communist sentiment, public reaction to a visiting delegation, and Moscow’s portrayal of U S politics amid Cold War tensions.
Delbert Guning of Brocton was buried under gravel when a gravel pit bank collapsed Monday afternoon. He was rescued by coworkers and Dr J V Monger, treated locally, then moved for X rays. No bones broken but severe damage to his left leg. He was returned home to Liveton and remains under physician care. He worked for the town of Portland in the Ogilvie gray pit on West Avenue when the accident occurred.
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