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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1931

Page

3

Unemployed Protest in Erie City Seeks Free Public Amenities

In Erie on a frigid February day 290 marchers gathered at Perry Square as a paid labor agitator demanded free dance halls for the unemployed. Police kept watch while the committee led by Eugene S. Johnson pressed for free streetcar transit and heat in schools, vagrancy law abolition, and jail releases for vagrants, claiming ties to the Erie Council of Unemployed and the Trade Union Unity League.

Erie Perry Square Eugene S. Johnson Erie Council of Unemployed Trade Union Unity League

Chautauqua County Vets Hospital Site May Preoccupy Congress

Washington action by the Veterans Affairs Committee favored building a $750000 veterans hospital in Chautauqua County New York rather than Buffalo. Rep Daniel A Reed pressured the panel aided by Brigadier General Frank T Hines sparking a clash with Rep Edmund F Cooke and signaling a broader Western New York dispute over hospital location. The Rogers bill approving a $12500000 veterans hospital program advanced despite the upset.

Washington Veterans’ Affairs Committee House World War Veterans’ Hospital Chautauqua County Buffalo Daniel A. Reed Dun Hire Edmund F. Cooke Alder New York Congress Veterans Affairs Edith Nourse Rogers N.Y Representuave Cook Western New York Reed Eris County Frank T. Hines Veterans' Affairs

Lowell's Speech Divides Educators at Convention

President Lowell of Harvard criticized modern public schools at the National Education Association opening in Mechanics Hall. He said schools cost too much, waste pupils' years, teach too much and achieve little, calling for high school limits and less junior college emphasis. The remarks targeted Western educators amid a broader critique.

Asofton

Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Notes

A 1911 Corry Journal recap highlights local industry at Jarzz Brass Bed Co working thirteen hours daily, a St Valentine party at Armory Rink, Y. M. Sandburg building a Wright street home, junior and senior class meetings at Corry High, and editorials on soap box forums and women in military duties. Reports mention Mustapha Kemal’s views on arms for women, civic duties, and local business travels of DeRosay and Crotty after regional meetings.

Look and Learn 41: Quiz Questions and Answers

The questions ask who is named as the modern Caesar Benito Mussolini which Pole sits at sea level the North Pole which liquid is heaviest Mercury who was The Poet of the Geatlh and Fireside Henry W Longfellow and which state suffered most from the mitlin operations of Tosae James misour!

Benito Mussolini North Pole Mercury Henry W. Longfellow

Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon

A compact educational snippet by W L Gordon promotes vocabulary growth and word mastery. It emphasizes correct usage pronouncing cadence and common misspellings while inviting readers to learn one word each day and apply literal translations from documents.

W. L. Gordon

A Problem a Day: arranging five balls yields combinations

A child has five balls numbered 1 2 3 and ?. By arranging the baby in a row, how many different combinations of figures can be produced. Answer to yesterday's problem: Jones eight dollars, Smith sixteen, Brown twenty four. Explanation: add 1 2 and ?, divide 48 by 6, multiply eight by twelve, and two.

Jones Smith Brown

Gunman Given Stiff Sentence in Erie Court

Harry Maggins, 26, admitted his career as a Chicago gunman was over after Judge Joseph J. Bouton sentenced him to serve from nine to 28 years in the Western penitentiary. He had earlier been found guilty of breaking into Pat’s garage and auto theft, with additional terms of five to ten years and four to eight years to be served consecutively.

Harry Maggins Chicago Joseph J. Bouton McKean County Western Jarceny Maguire Pavs Garage Eassarge Duta Gorham Novelty Co Bouton Magre Pat

Warren Man Struck By Car On Prospect Street Intersection

Warren man Jacc Haa- Son of Prospect street was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a large machine operated by William Clark of Rugway hit him at the Second and Pennsylvania avenues crossing. He reportedly jumped from the Baxter driven front of the Clark car and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance.

Warren Jacc Haa- Son Prospect Street William Clark Rugway Second Pennsylvania Avenues Thomas Baxter Clark Si Ambulante

Columbus Community Aid Plan Chicken Dinner

The Columbus Community Aid hosts a chicken dinner at the Community Church in Columbus on Thursday evening from 6:30 until all served. Menu includes chicken with gravy mashed potatoes cabbage slaw baked corn brown bread jelly pie or jelly with whipped cream and cake. Tickets cost 50e for adults and are available for children under 12. Mrs Swanson is chairman.

Pinus Wit Koz

Crescent Tool Company Wins Injunction Over Crescent Name

United States District Court in Buffalo granted Crescent Tool Company of Jamestown a perpetual injunction against Montgomery Ward Aid Company. The decree prevents use of the name Crescent in catalogs and ads to describe wrenches, affirming Crescent Tool’s exclusive right to the name. Judge John R. Hazel signed the order, noting Crescent Tool originated the name and built a large business, establishing it as a protectable property right.

Jamestown United States District Court At Buffalo Crescent Tool Company Montgomery Ward Aid Company Chicago Rom Crescent United States John R. Hazel Jamestown Company

Danish steamer Dronning Alexandriane ashore near Hoganas

The Danish steamer Dronning Alexandriane of Libd tons went ashore off Hoganas in South Sweden early today. Lloyds agent at Copenhagen reported the vessel carried passengers and mail merchandise.

London Dronning Alexandriane Hoganas Sweden Lloyds Copenhisen

Mussolini Studied by Quaero Members

The Quaero group met yesterday with Mrs. O. P. Eaton. all members attended. The afternoon's topic was Mussolini, with readings including Mussolini Unbends by Mrs. M. Jackson and Mrs. C. P. Eaton, Mussolini to Iron Farm Hoss by Miss Louise Ellsworth, and The Crown Price Tr Duce by Mrs. Tryde Wilcox. A social hour followed and the next meeting will be at Mrs. C. H. Geiger's home on Tuesday for a St Valentine party.

O. P. Eaton Allme Mussolini M. Jackson C. P. Eaton Iron Farm Hoss Louise Ellsworth Tryde “Wilcox C. H. Geiger

Loree Mines to Reopen After 2,500 Men Idle

The Loree mines of Hudson Coal Company, idle since early December, will reopen Thursday employing 2,500 men in the Larkville and Plymouth areas. The decision came after a conference between company officials and union leaders in Wilkes Barre. A delegation of idle workers met Governor Pinchot yesterday seeking support.

Wilkes Barre Loree Hudson Coal Company Ile Larkaville Plysmouth Pinschot

Hi Y Activities Forum Meeting Sunday at Presbyterian Church

The second Hi Y High School Forum meeting is Sunday at 2 30 at the Presbyterian Church with Miss Helene Lewis as chairperson The discussion topic is Habits The arrangements committee will name leaders The Social committee will include Presbyterian Church members Forty four high school students attended the first meeting at the Episcopal Church Credit is given to the Hi Y Club for promoting the only high school forum in Pennsylvania.

H. S. Forum Sunia Presbyterian Church Helene Lewis Episcopal Church Pennsylvania Corry Baptist Pioneer Cub Baptist Friendly Indian Club Methodist Pioneer Ind Methodist Friend Ly Indian Club Presbyterian Pioneer Chib Presbyterian Friendly Indian Club Tri Turey Hi United Brethren Lateran Episcopal Mission

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