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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
3
A fragmented dispatch records remarks from Gifford Pinchot on the Republican governor ticket and comments about Democrats and liberals. Other items note a Wattsburg fair program, Montgomery Ward to open a department store, Kiwanis meetings resuming, and a televised dedication show announced for a Tuunville high show.
A publicist in Charlottesville argues the Monroe Doctrine should be broadened to include all American nations on equal footing. The Mercurio of Santiago supports this shift toward shared protection under international law and stronger Pan American Union ties, warning against US suzerainty and urging unity among North and South American states.
A clipped news snippet notes Gerald Monroe and Louis Monroe leaving for Chicago St Louis and Indianapolis with Gerald accompanied by his brother Louis. It mentions Peruvian La Paz altitude and lists local names such as Geneal Jackson Prante Magiand and Always Taithul. Also a wedding shower for Miss Melissa Walker hosted by Mrs R G Dawson Hazel Weeks and Grace Eva Pope.
Atlanta notes show three rival groups gaining momentum including the American Fascist order of Blackshirts the White Band of Caucasian Crusaders and the Ku Klux Klan with Atlanta serving as a center for the first two as the Klan rides a shadow of its former strength. The American Fascist movement is active while the White Band grows slowly and the Klan remains less visible though lingering in the region.
Journal notes from August 27 1910 recount a cold night with frost on hills and flats. Herbert Mead is constructing a fine residence near the town park in Columbus. Mr and Mrs George Bosworth and son Howard retire from Silver Creek after Mrs Bosworth sang at the opening of the new business club house.
An essay argues that cities die from traffic bottlenecks and cites Paris rebuilding with boulevards, a $40 million five year program, and new crossings to preserve growth. It urges American cities to adopt comprehensive engineered plans to handle future expansion and avoid costly tearing down. Then three men from Conneaut are held for the grand jury in the gang ride murder case of Antonio Roberto after a beating before Alderman Barber.
A compact English training card notes misused words mispronunciations and misspellings with examples. It highlights often mispronounced terms and offers guidance to improve vocabulary through daily practice while noting a dated style and language from the lesson.
A reader asks how much can be paid per dollar of indebtedness when a man has abilities of 10 240 and assets of 7 680. The solution involves squaring 5 from 225, doubling the result, and applying aquarated reasoning to reach the payment per dollar.
United Press reports President A Whitney of Cleveland announced at an International Association of General Chairmen meeting that a six hour workday program could cut unemployment. He said over 6,000,000 jobless justify shorter hours to boost purchasing power and prosperity. Whitney noted the plan would referendum 180,000 railroad workers in the United States Canada and Newfoundland.
Local investors welcomed a statement from the Babstin statistical organization noting a suggested investment of about one fifth of clients funds into a small group of representative issues. It marks the broadest advised stock allocation since 1924 and follows an earlier cautious position.
In Kansas on August 27 pilot H. Happy Wiggins reported an aerial duel a mile high with a hidden rattlesnake in his plane. He expelled the serpent after it bit him twice. physicians expect recovery after prompt landing and first aid.
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