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The fragmentary text centers on an unidentified event or notice. Distinct names and concrete details are not recoverable from the readable pieces, leaving only a vague reference to an oral matter titled Be The Ney.
16 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
1
The fragmentary text centers on an unidentified event or notice. Distinct names and concrete details are not recoverable from the readable pieces, leaving only a vague reference to an oral matter titled Be The Ney.
A proposed nationwide cable expansion outlined in a Senate hearing could broaden access and space for new broadcasters. Key figures including Martin, Keillapy, and Cartion advocate cooperation with cable companies to widen coverage and bring more American news to the public.
Reports describe Constantine's fleet advancing covertly as European powers prepare for major moves. Kings, nobles, and allied forces gather near Italy and the Adriatic, with maneuvers surrounding Groeve and Athens shaping a tense strategic landscape.
Fragmentary text from a Toronto area page mentions a 7450 figure and a concert hall setting. The legible items reference a piano or instrument display and timing around 10:00 with a distinctive entrance. No clear event name or date is established.
The article reports President Harding weighing a new peace parley in the United States to revive or reorganize the League of Nations framework. The decision is not final, with advisers and allies split on pursuing a fresh approach to international cooperation.
American citizens in Smyrna face danger after Greek troops declare a state of mobilization. Greek foreign office statements warn of potential threats to civilians as unrest intensifies in the port city amid the ongoing conflict.
A historical notice describes a natural gas demonstration in Corry. Officials from Public Service, Pennsylvania Gas Company and Warren, with engineer teams, installed meters and thermometers to show practical gas use for cooking and heating. The event aims to prove gas as cost effective and efficient, inviting residents to attend tonight and learn about the gas utility.
The elly achoula will close tomorrow for a two week holiday break and reopen in January. An afternoon program will be offered at the varying schools. At the High school pre krim will be given at 146 o clock and the public invited. Names of attendees and activities listed by local staff.
Examination officers announce Saturday testing for applicants in the Ary department at Libear TM building. The Civil Review Board will review and act on applications, with no further notices. The fire department may adopt procedures.
A grainy report notes sugar prices sinking to 10 cents per pound amid consumer concern and market volatility. The text references past price levels and hints at a broader price decline affecting households and merchants.
A garbled OCR note references government expenditures and a 250 000 000 figure. It mentions Congress and a Republican context with unclear names and locations. No coherent events or actions are clearly readable.
The commission will open bids on furniture for the new shipyard building and on equipment for the yard, with a plan to wind up the commission's work. The furniture bids may be postponed pending approval of the salary revision and related changes.
Reconstruction era plans propose federal control of coal production. Senator Gallugr of New York advocates a central commission to regulate mining, housing, and independent firms. Bills target transportation, tariffs, and tax exemptions to spur investment while preventing export restrictions.
The gas regulation hearing was postponed and then continued with remarks by Jane Witty and Natleo of the Public Survey, as representatives including Ol Ballestop G. Rinnald prepare to speak at the hearing next Monday at a hotel venue.
Ralph F. Couch reports Warbeingdon observers say about 850 million dollars in cotton receipts and other taxes fall short of the expected four installments for 2019. Officials seek extensions as revenue bureaus compile reports. Treasury faces potential larger deficit as year ends.
The Rex premier drew a crowded capacity audience as the modern new theater opened. Roy Carsow conducted the orchestra with Lip leading, featuring Gloria Swanson and Bob Hope era films and a planned price change announced for tomorrow.
A local promotion in Corry invites shoppers to a coffee day featuring Dawson Beow. Advertisers tout new window displays in Corey, Column, Clymer and nearby towns with a special offer and emphasis on fresh quality.
Fragmentary text describes an incident or event with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention a widow, possible wrecks, and a move or trip linked to York. Details are too garbled to identify participants or date.
Geneva dispatch notes 45 nations join the League after Austria Hungary Finland signs. The alliance response suggests favorable forecasts for future cooperation. The report mentions Austria’s stance and a debate on obligations and sanctions within the League framework.
A chaotic recap describes Union City overpowering another team with a wide margin as key players Crandellee Key and Williams lead in scoring. The report notes substitutions and fouls, with final tallies around 40 to 10 in favor of Union City and mentions various player changes and line scores.
United States trade data reveal a sharp rebound in German toy shipments, with reports noting Germany's resurgence in the American toy market. The figures show substantial dollar value and indicate renewed leadership in imports.
A United Press report from New York on December 14 describes the open shop conflict surfacing publicly through testimony by Eugene Gracy of Bethlehem Steel. He testifies that open shop principles were discussed to influence employment practices, with associations and steel industry leaders weighing possible conspiracies and enforcement approaches.
December 1 with cautious signs of revived hope as Cork business activity stabilizes and negotiations resume. Reported incidents include a priest's non political gesture and a Dutch police shooting claim, while troops remain deployed and talks continue under Premier Claude George.
The hunting season ended yesterday marking the close of rabbit deer and bird seasons. From December first onward the season shifts to pest control and conservation measures as officials outline new rules.
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