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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
3
A 1910 item notes the Stanford Hose Company raised 24000 at a Thanksgiving eve ball. National Guard units will soon wear new overcoats as Captain M B Webb of Company A is ordered by Adjutant General Stewart to retire old blue coats and have logs measured for replacements.
County prison officials pressed for urgent repairs after a tour revealing weak iron stairways and loosened eye beams. The prison board authorized immediate inspection and promised essential fixes to prevent inmate danger, with further work to be authorized soon.
Justice of the Peace K P Morrigan and Constable Jack Altanes of Wesleyville face new extortion and malfeasance charges issued by Union City officer William Robbing. Key informations allege Morrison collected fines on a disorderly charge and Alexander altered charges to cover wrongdoing. Prohibition officers and Union City police aided in the raid, with DA Herbst asserting the new cases offer strong evidence against the officials.
A United Mine Workers representative urges the President to issue a proclamation establishing a five day two week six hour day across industries as a method to curb unemployment. He warns against rigid autocracy, favors flexible plans, and argues for better economic statesmanship to sustain progress after the emergency.
The article argues that the federal budget faces a large deficit. Receipts are $480 million below estimates, while spending rose by $25 million, offset by $185 million in interest payments and $100.9 million in farm program savings. The current deficit is about $180 million for the year, with hopes Congress will cover shortfalls through temporary treasury measures and debt service relief, while emphasizing employment and veteran service costs. The president warns a necessary appropriation may be needed to sustain the deficit, with minimal impact on overall government expenditures.
A leading insurance firm reports 1930 first 44 months death rate for 19,000,000 industrial policy holders at 8.7 per thousand versus 9.5 in 1929. Diphtheria deaths fall, yet deaths from self harm murder and auto accidents rise slightly. Aiming to reduce violence deaths next year.
A reader reports that radio advertising is booming with substantial spending. The piece highlights the rapid growth in ad campaigns and the revenue potential for stations and sponsors.
A compact feature on word usage and pronunciation, highlighting common misuses and mispronunciations. It promotes daily word study with examples, and notes large advertising spend by major firms, stressing the eye’s role in information absorption.
ERIE Dec 25 192? Kearny Cum mings 25 of Mill Village injured when his car was struck by Nickel Plate train No at Nineteenth and Liberty Streets. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital with a compound leg fracture and head injuries. He is reported improving. he was a night watchman at Reed Manufacturing and was returning from work.
A Lickdale Pennsylvania woman recounts eleven years of farm life and motherhood managed with the help of Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says after starting the remedy she became a new woman and found it better than riches.
A fragmented set of questions and answers listing Mount Whitney location, whether giraffes are mute, a royal question about Wilelmina, a military command lost, a capital city, a cavalry gang, and scattered terms including Alaska and James Fenimore Cooper.
A 26 inch wagon wheel makes 000 revolutions. How many miles travel? Answer follows. Also prime factorization of 10 and 12 shown, multiply then add 6.
In Kane County a hunter Albert Huckabone from Highland Commons killed an albino deer with a four point horn set after a double hunt near Sackett. A second albino deer was reportedly wounded but not killed, while a cub bear wandered into a city park during Tuesday’s hunting incidents.
Fire gutted the Nick Plate freight and passenger station at Portland early Tuesday, destroying the building and all records and tickets. Officials believe sparks from a passing locomotive caused the blaze. a man named Hillatrom is noted as staying briefly in New York City.
Bradford based Aylee Brothers Atresit Corporation filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court Assess of S414 LL line fiabilities or pa2a9 aad were listed Titusville Board of Education meetings spent time considering items furnishings themes Colotads HER School schedule to be altered for fall term 1921 plan completed during coming summer year 1921
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