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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1927
Page
3
The Corry Pa newspaper comments on the Miller bill signed by President Coolidge limiting concealed pocket weapons in mail and commerce. It notes remaining private sources and calls for uniform federal control to curb a growing contraband firearms trade across states.
The Eyesight Conservation Council of America urges brighter, uniformly lit cinemas to protect viewers eyes. It warns against deep shadows and glare, recommends gradual intermission lighting, and calls for standardized illumination codes in movie houses and theatres.
Mrs Burton advises women on motherhood and companionship claiming happiness after years of nervous suffering and infertility. She offers free advice and promises confidentiality in correspondence to Mrs Margaret Burton 8300 Massachusetts Ranaug ity Mo.
An item notes James Drought shipping a consigned fur parade to New York via Wells Fargo Express, valued over a sum. Bridget Brew of West Church Street appears. Drow A Bluton of Corry loses weeks tonight the bivte bred golding James 2 erton. Jamestown Journal reports Patrow Weather of James P Crown, Rhode Island company agent, resigns for Public Service Corporation of New Jersey. Charles Myers travels to Tithville for a smoke in the Tyger Plan Company. William Vantitsy of Migeville visits GT Trimble yustordity.
A Warren man died after being struck by an automobile near Forest M. Garden. Investigators held an inquest to determine the cause of death. The coroner will hold a hearing Wednesday afternoon to review the incident and identify those involved.
Washington column by Rodney Dutcher notes senators with fast speaking rates. Norbeck tops a list, with Pfauter and Mosesmoyar close behind, while the general Senate average runs about 150 to 160 words a minute.
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Three defendants Stephen Bz sivich Andriy Mikzolajerscle pellevant Melineht face charges of taking part in a robbery in Erie court at Woolock. Judge weighed motions to sever defendants as prosecutors and defense attorneys debated participation and legal steps in a high profile case.
Pallid report from Palu m WY states Barton Ellintda, missing son of James Ellists of Underwood and Elliott Service, was found yesterday near Mt Vernon. He was dazed but coherent, and residents had hunted for him since last night as fire whistles and police sirens echoed through the community.
James Pittsaureen sues The Majestic Theatre owner and staff after an ejection in May 1925 that allegedly involved forcible removal and injuries. He claims he was employed in a restaurant but can now earn only five dollars weekly.
H.C. Christie and his daughter Hielen of Bradford arrived in the city this afternoon. They plan a brief visit with Ars Barry before continuing on to Erie.
A Federal Reserve Board survey shows a rising use of installment buying in 1926, led by department stores. White stores reported sales gains of over 10 percent, with large increases in several cities. Chain stores expanded roughly two hundred fifty four million dollars in 1926, while wholesale trade remained strong in groceries, meats, and dry goods.
Joe Merenpacner of Meadville, a fireman on the Erie Railroad, fractured his right arm late last night near the tower while engaged in filling the engine water sink. He suffered a severe shaking up and facial injuries but was brought to the county hospital, where the fracture was reduced, and he returned to his home in Meadville by morning.
London Feb 15 Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain said Tarhe had received no informal word on the reported rupture in Anglo-Chinese negotiations. The statement follows circulating reports of a possible breakdown without any official confirmation.
Governor Fisher announced the appointment of Fred A. Godcharles of Milton as state librarian and A Nevis Detrich of Philadelphia as secretary to the state library. Each will receive a salary of $6000 annually. Godcharles is a former state senator and deputy secretary of the Commonwealth, succeeding Miss Anna A. MacDonald of Harrisburg.
WANTED position as governess by an experienced young lady offering to care for children by hour day or week with excellent references. Call 412.R 3117. WANTED washing to do at 820 W Main Street. Prompt pickup and delivery service. LOST Strayed or stolen red bone foxhound. Reward offered upon return to Clifford Renouf 57 Brook St.
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