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A damaged OCR excerpt hints at an event with names such as Alex and Alan and a note of hurt or injury. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No clear date place or organization is readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
3
A damaged OCR excerpt hints at an event with names such as Alex and Alan and a note of hurt or injury. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No clear date place or organization is readable.
The Massachusetts Employment Stabilization Committee reports that most workers except highly skilled and higher paid clerical staff do not save enough for unemployment or hard times. In 1927 family living costs for four ranged from 1498 to 1627 while male factory pay averaged 1410 and all factory pay 1221. The finding suggests group savings or unemployment pensions, and aligning minimum wages with living costs as a national consideration, urging thrift as protection until employment resumes.
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America reports gains in air traffic for the first half of the year with 30 percent more passengers and 72 percent more express mail than 1931. Airlines employ 6,644 people, with pilots at 11 percent and mechanics at 32 percent. Regular schedules and safety are noted as expected strengths, while first class mail by air shows a dip after new postal rules. The piece also includes a historical Henry Hoover quotation segment and stock-market references from 1928 to 1930.
A fragmentary collection of Hoover era quotes noting employment trends and national prospects from 1930 to 1941. It cites claims of worst effects passing, temporary mood shifts, weathering storms, and public health gains, alongside political shifts with Congress convening in 1931.
United Press notes H Allen Smith praises The Family Circle by Andre Maurois for wisdom wit drama and rhythm. The novel already widely known to American readers for Maurois biographies of Disraeli Shelley and Byron. Appleton publishes the work and initial reception is favorable.
Albert McLean of Franklin Street fell from a lumber tie at the Clarly plant last evening and suffered a severe chin gash needing five stitches.
Financial commentary by E M Chidester and Elbert Dunham on money value and debt relief in Chilean finance dominates the page. Separate items note Mell Cummings injured in a Beaverdam runaway, Miss Mary Purcell heading to Warren Ohio for suffrage work, and Spartansburg pair Flossie Haynes and Helen Dor in the city. Wager odds in New York favor Wilson at 21 to 2.
This column surveys a downturn in gambling with plays in Monte Carlo and New York while noting characters like Prince Louis and Artur Bradford amid economic strain. It also reviews Andre Maurois and Georges Sim novel insights, mentioning publishers and upcoming detective works by Nicolet and Sim with early Canadian and American exposure.
The fragment asks about the current Director of Finance in City Council and a Cameron County population figure. It also inquires when the Disarmament Conference was held in Washington and which ship broke the Atlantic fights. It requests the author of a labor–genius quote and notes a page reference.
The text is garbled and unreadable. No coherent facts, names, or events can be derived for a meaningful summary.
King father of four sues for 850000 alleging his wife Roxulia 39 eloped with Brahmislaw Kuligowskel 89. The petition filed by Michael Patalita claims the wife met the man in 1991 and engaged in meetings drank with him drove around and left with the children, detailing alleged misdeeds and stolen affection. The case names addresses and ages of the involved parties and outlines the couple’s early marriage and the birth of their children.
State police report partial recovery of jewelry and clothing from the G. W. Olmstead home burglary at Ludlow near Kane. A second theft three weeks later yielded several thousand dollars in goods, with finds by a pipeline worker and local children.
Hollywood reports Mme. Schumann-Heink will tour the West in a million theater program, performing in Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Oakland San Jose Fresno Sacramento Portland Vancouver Denver and additional Midwest cities yet to be announced. Her stamina and voice are described as exceptional, with multiple daily shows in motion picture theaters and a history of returning strong after previous health setbacks.
Washington reports Senator Carter Glass of Virginia counters President Hoover’s proposed prohibition plan, calling it Hoover’s brainchild. Glass argues the measure overreaches federal authority and seeks to shield states’ rights while urging comparison with Hoover’s acceptance speech. The dispute centers on constitutional power and party platform alignment as Congress weighs a response.
A man identified only as Alex, said to live with Mike Spindla on Quarry Avenue, was killed Friday shortly after noon when struck by a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The body was mangled, with legs severed and an arm lost, after the man reportedly stood on one track while believing the train was on another.
London Aug 23 The Davis Cup may adopt new formats for next year with seedings and revised preliminary rounds. The plan would seed non European challengers and limit semifinals to the four nations in the previous year plus semi finalists, returning to proper competition next season. Votes were 11 to 5 in favor but failed to reach a required majority and will be resubmitted by January 29, 1938.
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