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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
3
Fragment mentions a person named Warner and a weapon or act of burning, but the text is garbled. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations can be identified for a proper summary.
Fragmented text mentions Valley Coe and wing play with references to games, players and dates. Seems to be sports brief noting possible return or action around a Friday or Saturday schedule, with other names such as Holbroite and Whe Bcoleman.
A reader's guide to recent mystery books. Norman Kilman’s Petror by Night leads with a murder, suspects, and a Kentucky deputy sleuth solving the case. Walling's Corpse in the Green Papamas and Hobhouse’s The Hangover Murders attract attention, with Kitchin and Irwin rounding out a strong slate of crime fiction.
The announcement of a five percent reduction in Corry Water Company rates may bring limited relief to higher users while small homeowners see little benefit. The move appears voluntary and aimed at those paying $2.50 to $5 monthly, with bigger savings for mid tier customers, but critics question its impact and future policy as supplies and prices shift. The article contrasts this with broader rate cuts demanded by New York City officials and reflects on long term trends in utility revenue and farming values in 1934 Pennsylvania crops.
Farmers in Corry and surrounding areas share in a sharp rise in crop values during 1934. State Agriculture Department surveys show a seventy percent gain from 1932. Estimates list 1934 at 42 million, with prior years 118 million in 1983 and 84 million in 1982, highlighting Pennsylvania's strong agricultural standing and top hay, buckwheat, tobacco, rye, grapes and other outputs.
Paris fashion houses reveal their 1935 collection as neo-classicism with youthful dignity and feminine elegance. Helm describes gowns with normal waistlines and flowing skirts, envisioning women as animated statues that are frail yet vibrant.
A coal seam long thought lost, part of the Fundy seam, was found again at a depth near 450 feet just under 100 yards from Chignecto Bay shore. Separately, Roy Baglon in Cincinnati was bitten by his Boston puppy, drawing hospital treatment for the bite.
United Press reports in Washington that national park wildlife such as bears elk and deer are being treated with less paternalism as food shortages from bad weather end. Park Service states animals are reverting to self reliance and re education will not continue. House and Senate budget debates reveal friction over approvals and administration denials of resignations. Rep Woodrum suggests hiring an accountant to improve appropriations subcommittee efficiency.
A Paramount project in development features Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard with director Scott to film aerial stunts over Alaska and the Yukon. Herb White guides a Jenny biplane through acrobatics noted as the film’s signature sequence, with Fairbanks crowds watching the winter stunt work as part of the chase for dramatic aviation sequences.
A suit for damages will be brought against the railway after the death of Ralph Jones at a level crossing near West Wayne. The town debates hospital funding with a reduced appropriation. Citizens travel to Pittsburgh for a banquet at Fort Pitt hotel as jurors are drawn and voters head to Erie for returns. North and South Side social groups enjoy a sleighride while Clymer town board reviews franchise terms for a railway line through the town.
A mystery tale closes as a little girl’s clue reveals truth amid small town suspicions. Clara Wallace Overton’s The Road to the Left explores a girl breaking rigid town traditions and scandal, while Rhoda Fruax’s Barry Scott MD follows a young physician starting practice in a Massachusetts town through a brisk, interwoven romance and medical backdrop.
The afternoon brings pleasure and writing or social time while mornings are unsettled. An eclipse tomorrow warns those with birthdates near this line to watch health for six months. Be cautious with superiors and in health and parental matters through six months with energy rising into mid April.
Archie Bay, a local meal grocer, displayed a giant turnip weighing eight and a half pounds with a circumference of 21 inches at the Springfield show.
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