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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes round by round progress in a grass court singles event. Players advance with matches described as tight and competitive, including several notable eliminations and advancing seeds.
Fragmentary notes from an Indiana proceeding reference a misfiled document and a testy exchange. The sole readable detail mentions a date field and legal action in progress.
A digest of items includes a new home on East Smith Street built for L W Olds with Corry Oriental urich furnishings from Corry Bride and Tile. George M Ream may run for mayor per close friends. The Frank A Robbins circus seeks winequarters. J H Martin notes a select party at Driving Park pavilion. Corry’s new fire wagon expected soon. Mayville team to meet a City League nine here. Charles Gelale expands Main Street store with a new meat display case. Clarence Gane and wife plus Dimick party berrying at Horn. Mrs C N Waters and Mrs Fred Hall join Falls excursion. John and Harry Swan go bass fishing in Pittsfield. Mrs Milton Caldwell and son visit Higin.
Black haired John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers speaks at the code hearings. He reads from a long manuscript as Deputy Administrator Simpson introduces him to operators and unionists. Other notes describe Interior Secretary Ickes’ office setup and factions backing different cabinet posts.
Erie reports that with federal prohibition ending the duty to enforce the law shifts to local and state police. H C Wood will stay to assist. the Snyder act enforcers require formal complaints. Reorganization moves 110 of 190 tri state agents to Justice Department Investigation division in Philadelphia.
Week's reviews discuss Jonathan Green in an ironic ascent from a poor upbringing to a flawed success while The Golden Ripple traces a London link in a transatlantic web. Congo Solo offers Emily Hahn's Africa diary insight and humane portrayal of natives amid colonial tensions.
The Taxpayers Association of Indiana reports a 52 million dollar cut in budgets from 1929 to 1982, while Pennsylvania explores similar economy measures. Eastern and Western branches discuss a state-wide program to curb waste and tax levies, with implications for local officials and taxpayers. A separate note cites silver policy optimism from Edward Brice, linking monetary reform to revived international trade and silver as money.
Erie officials approve a budget providing 70 percent of teachers salaries in cash next term. 15 percent in notes and 15 percent deduction. Solicitor Nilam J. Carney and Business Manager Stanley Scobell explain the plan.
In Paris on August 11, designers echo Chanel's bold jewelry with stepwise runs of geometric motifs. Department stores rush to copy the style, from glass to metal, as fabric makers weave shimmering textiles carrying the beacon motif. Chanel uses Lyons and other provinces to supply clients with unique patterns.
The text poses four questions about local history events and names. It references the Summit distance, the siege of Summerdale, George Roberts and the Wooltex store, and Bernstein Bros on West Main, plus a church organ incident at Stasi-When the organ in the Methodist Episcopal church remained silent until Mrs Leon K Travis, organist, opened it.
Hollywood profile traces Gary Cooper from childhood travels in England and Montana to Grinnell College and early work as a cartoonist and advertising artist. It follows his rise through stage and film to international tours, safari adventures, and a world cinema career, including a famed chimpanzee named Toluca.
In Eugene Oregon a rubber sheet used as a blanket over a five month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alph M Chamberlain, caused the baby to smother as the sheet clung to her lips and nose. The tragedy occurred in the family residence.
Win August 12. County commissioners approved a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who killed Albert and Inhanna Biegerl at their Girard farm. The reward will be paid in cash, not scrip, and was unanimously endorsed by Commissioners McCray Rogen and Schlarafé.
Harold Kapp aged 21 of Koasuth is in Oil City hospital with severe burns after a Thursday gas pocket explosion at a drilling lease near Tossuth. The tools struck gas, causing an explosion that burned his face neck chest and both arms. He rests comfortably today. he was given first aid before transport to the hospital.
Crushed oyster shells used in road building help create durable, stable subgrades. Local suppliers report steady demand as construction resumes.
Fort Worth Tex there will be no more strangers for golf partners for Reginald Mahan since the last one he played with struck him over the head with a club in an argument over the score
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