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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1930
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal covers the United Mine Workers wage scale ratified for Sept 1 to 1936, veterans disability rules expanding claims and pensions, and a Berlin convention speech on youth religion. It notes potential Civil War scale of pensions, religious youth trends, and military funeral honors tied to rank.
A Tribune editorial warns against the spread of communist ideas linked to Young Pioneers of America camps. It cites a Tac a Journal News interview with a camp organizer describing doctrines from Lenin to the dictatorship of the proletariat and calls for vigilance to avert a revolutionary threat in Corry and beyond.
Twenty years ago reports from the Mosul frontier describe incendiary fires at Ben nett's hall near West Spring Creek and a broader Kurdish revolt spilling into Turkish and Persian borders. The article cites suspected European financing, mounting troop deployments, and Turkish promises to probe alleged European complicity as clashes with Kurdish bands intensify along Mount Ararat.
Jasper Davis, a Wattsburg resident, has not been seen since last Monday after going fishing. A separate attempt to steal James O Connors purse failed in the bedroom on East Wayne Street early this morning. Ernest Longshore was injured at Clark's mill when his arm was caught in a pulley. Prohibition gathering invites from Warren Youngsville Spring Creek and Union City are planned for Columbus Park next Tuesday. Glenn H Curtis or a companion reportedly conducted an aeroplane flight in Bradford during the Elks revision. Local railway service earns praise for good week. Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Nellie Brodsky and Mr Hyman Gowen. Owen McCarthy and John W Brew of Erie were in the city yesterday.
A puzzle asks how many girdles three feet in diameter would equal one circle fifteen feet in diameter in area. The solution method provides steps using subtraction, multiplication, and division to compute areas and costs.
The first annual Tubba Lamona reunion gathered about one hundred relatives and friends at Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sickler’s Spring Creeks home on Saturday August 9th. A full program followed including prayers, duets, recitations, songs, and whistling solos with several families named. The next reunion is planned for Spartansburg at Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stewart’s Main Street residence.
Fragment describes water under subfreezing conditions with crystals forming throughout the body rather than on the surface. Mentions an unknown female and references to a specific temperature point. Details are incomplete and non-specific.
A report describes Valuable Alloy Carbatoy as a nine new alloy noted for extreme hardness next to diamond. It asserts the composition includes tungsten carbon and cobalt among others.
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart reviews forecaster Browne's dry spell predictions, noting skeptical Bureau officials and corporate readers rely on their own weather research. Browne's methods and the sunspot theory are examined, with experts offering cautious support and practical doubt about forecasts.
Answers to yesterday s questions include 35 years twenty five percent copper seventy five percent copper rubberized cloth and a French corruption of an Indian word meaning the river of the monks.
A compact reading item listing common word usage mistakes and pronounciation notes. Highlights misused phrases such as again redundancy and mispronounced or misspelled terms. Encourages vocabulary growth with daily word focus, presenting irksome and tedious as example words.
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