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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
6
A mixed student and community program including a para recital and chorus groups will air tonight on Slaton WLEW. The program features Just a Parasrak numbers and a boys quartet. Also noted is a regular meeting next Monday of Giky Humel ext, plus local crime and civic news items.
Carl Bialo aged 42 of 802 Spruce Street died at Oil City Hospital from injuries in a collision on the Oil City Titusville highway near Kaneville shortly before 11 Wednesday night. Gaplisie Morrison aged about 30 of Stevens Street, driver of the roaster vehicle, is hospitalized with facial lacerations and a fractured nose but reported in good condition.
Sally Read a famous dancer is revealed as secretly engaged for four years to Charles May on. She has been his nurse during his hospital stay in Hollywood for a stomach disease.
Testimony closed after a long day as a sick witness’s two syllables ended his statements about the Hast Brady matter. Three judges and eight attorneys plus a stenographer traveled 26 miles to Hester Bellmapp’s home to hear how he voted in the November election. Belknap was too ill for more questioning.
C G Root of Montebello California recounts using San Cur a ointment and soap after costly failed remedies to treat piles. The testimonial claims a money back guarantee and urges sending a dime for a jar and soap sample with a local drug store refund policy.
Names of students across grades from Concord School and junior high are announced for the six weeks before the first semester end. Honor rolls include Meredith Fogle, Barbara Anderson, Susie Brown, with credits listing Myrtle Armitage, Robert Armstrong, Phyllis Craker, and many others across grades 3 to 9.
Raymond Rastatter, 27, of 1115 1 2 East, is in serious condition at Wikeonta Hospital after being crushed beneath a 12 ton trailer at Universal Currency Distributing Co station 1403 Sassafras Street. He suffered severe back injuries and possible internal injuries. Doctors will take X rays to assess damage. He was under the trailer while trying to insert a jack when the crane chain broke and the trailer shifted. The incident occurred about 8:30 p m Wednesday.
United Press reports in Washington that the U S public debt rose to 25 billion dollars as treasury figures show January expenditures cutting into the peace-time red ink. The article notes the jump marks a milestone in postwar finance with ongoing fiscal adjustments shaping policy.
The Public Works Administration rescinded 30 allotments totaling 1.897 million dollars for nonfederal construction projects. Most revocations were linked to 30 hour week and minimum wage requirements, affecting Pennsylvania and Ontario sites including Bedford County school building, Kennett Square sewers, Chester County repairs, Hartisburg sewers, and Meadville maintenance. A separate incident mentions a truck and trailer accident with minor injuries to a driver who escaped.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars host a pre Lenten dancing party at the State Armory tonight. Two numbers by the St Pierre slaters will be performed along with Miss Rita Ressler presenting tap dance numbers. George Hunt and his band from GrIe will provide music. organizers expect a large turnout for an enjoyable evening.
Fragmentary report describes a plague outbreak linked to a black rat and a various urban observers in Lynton during a period of crisis. The text references a spread through Middlenes and surrounding districts with mentions of authorities and medical response. The readable segment hints at a historical alert about contagion and public health concerns.
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