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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
3
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Durant City residents face a wave of holdups attributed to a local gang of Black residents. Victims include foreigners and locals, with reports of beatings, robberies, and two staged gun confrontations on the highway. Police have not yet apprehended the suspects.
Fierbert Hoover confronts campaign finance concerns as he and Republican leaders map new expenditures and eastern campaign plans. Governor Smith travels to Syracuse for the state fair and a leaders conference, weighing three proposals for his campaign itinerary to be announced soon. Senator Joseph T. Robinson prepares for his Democratic vice presidential acceptance speech tomorrow after days of data collection for a planned tour through Wisconsin and southern and border states.
Roy Chapman Andrews returns with horrific tales of the Nabue expedition in the Gobi Desert. One sixth of the camera crew died of starvation. sand storms besieged the party for weeks. Heat and dust ruined equipment, yet white men endured with stoic resolve while Mongol guides groaned and contemplated quitting. The piece reflects on the costly pursuit of science and the limits of human endurance.
Britain previously led in foreign customers but in the year ending June Canada rose to first place with exports near 800 million dollars while Britain declined. The piece notes hundreds of American firms operate in Canada through cross border plants and Canadian concerns, highlighting deep economic integration beyond politics.
The Federal Radio Commission renewed WEVD license operated by the Debs Memorial Fund citing compliance with the law and a policy of fairness. The commission viewed the station as pursuing a satisfactory policy and warned against arbitrary shutdown for political reasons.
A problem states a 24 inch diameter pulley linked to a 12 inch pulley by a belt. If the large pulley turns 240 rpm, determine the small pulley's rpm and belt speed in feet per minute. The rest of the text gives an unclear legacy answer with arithmetic steps and measurements like yards, feet, and patterns.
A puzzle column with misspellings and wordplay questions asks to identify errors and provide corrected forms. It includes examples about English sentence structure, pronunciation, and vocabulary, plus yesterday's exercises and their answers.
Answers to yesterday’s questions include Yorktown surrender by General Cornwallis for the British. Before World War I Finland was united with Russia. Jonathan loved his own Hoult in a biblical churn tale. A famous cathedral with three thousand statues is not named here. Mano War refers to a sporting term.
A Warren, Aug 29 report states Mr and Mrs Herbert Fitzgerald of 12 Carvey Street were injured in a Sunday evening auto crash near Tylerburg, Clinton County. Mr Fitzgerald had severe head wounds and Mrs Fitzgerald a bruised leg. their car was badly damaged but driven away. The other occupants, Mr and Mrs Ghartos Allo, were uninjured. The vehicle was operated by Mr Blosser of Ol City, Newwan.
A 1908 fragment recounts drought woes and dust storms near Piney and Lulu, a fire drill test by Chief Stevens, and crowds reacting as two Warren visitors advertise Labor Day celebrations with trained geese. Mentions include William Kinean, 78, Beaverdale, Samuel Kea, Imperial Hotel rent by Vallio Nohiger, junk sale by Friedman and Levick, and cemetery work by Daniel Kauf. Also notes Supt Virgil G Curtis returning from a ten week European trip and several local notices and ads.
United Press reports that Charles Levine, Bert Acosta, and Miss Mabel Bell departed Croydon Field at 11 30 a m in Levine’s plane the Queen of the Air. They were en route to Paris for a test flight, entries advised by wireless from Le Bourget field.
Republican leaders from Chicago and New York, with Hubert Work presiding, planned a drive for larger campaign funds. Officials denied charges that the budget had been boosted above 6 million and disputed claims of 309 electoral votes for Governor Smith. The conference included Jere miah Millbank, Walter Newton, James R. Good, and other national committee members.
In Karns City Pa Mary Jane Pink four and Margaret Hutchinson of Butler were struck by Albert Goodsell’s car as they played along the highway. Mary Jane was seriously injured and Margaret killed. The accident occurred last night. Clyde Castetter, taxed, restored to Coat township board after tax payment.
Returns from California state primary show Hiram W. Johnson leading Charles Randall by more than 200000 votes with over half the precincts reporting. Johnson maintains a wide margin as results from Tuesday's primary continue to be tallied, signaling a strong Republican nomination bid.
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