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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove publisher enters Corry Pa post office as second class mail matter. By mail five hundred dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The article argues over expanding the League Council with Marmany set to join as the fifth permanent member. France backs Poland and Brazil as potential seats, Britain favors Spain, Belgium seeks a permanent seat, and Brazil or Argentina could represent the New World while the Assembly already has representation.
Basil King praises moving pictures as a major recreational force that awakens imagination in takers of books and arts. He notes some neglect arts but argues films can inspire reading and travel. Gen. Ben McKennie, tied to Dayton evolution controversy, is fined for liquor transport and disorderly conduct.
Vienna reports say Queen Marie of Romania may visit Paris to see her son Prince Carol and pursue personal and official talks about his claimed restoration to throne rights. The report notes no confirmation from Paris and presents rumors from Bucharest sources.
All electric locomotives from General Electric tests could cut fuel and maintenance costs while reducing water needs and coaling plants. The oil electric unit, a joint product of Ingersoll Rand GE and American Locomotive, may speed elimination of many traditional railway facilities if widely adopted.
A major fire gutted the Port Vine plant of the McKetspare tinplate company in McKeesport Pennsylvania estimated at $240000 in damage. The blaze started in the grease shop and rapidly spread destroying patterns materials and equipment in the carpentry shop.
William Trons aged 43 a four car inspector in the Pennsylvania railroad yards was instantly killed last night when struck by a moving engine. He is survived by a widow and six children.
The column recalls a February 26 1906 wedding of Mr Pred McAray and Miss Grace Gates at the home of Mr mil Stee David with Rev and Mrs George Suitup officiating. It notes community gatherings in Cory and Gaston including theater, tickets sold at Cory office, and local residents like Edwards Mackin Baker. Roy Powers moved to Russell to purchase a hotel.
Detroit woman reports the death of the so-called ayasy king of America Steve John aged about 65 in his winter quarters. Local references describe him as a patriarchal figure within his circle and a notable personality amid Detroit’s immigrant community.
The article outlines how the new federal tax cut affects individuals with lower and middle incomes, detailing changes in tax rates, exemptions, and brackets. It cites projected revenue impacts, timing of implementation, and mentions repeal of publicity requirements for certain tax forms.
Pennsylvania Senator George Wharton Pepper plans a Pittsburgh stop to discuss the Republican senatorial campaign. He will meet with county and state leaders and deliver an address tomorrow night.
A detailed report from Panmure court describes the hanging of the assailant of a girl amid a tense scene. Troops were called as the crowd watched the prisoner, with gunfire and injuries reported during the fray.
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