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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary text references basketball and a game score 27 to 17 with partial names and places including Boston and Pennsylvania. It mentions home plate or home row but lacks coherent event details or clear outcomes.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details, advertising representatives, and mailing options. It notes addresses for Fred Kimball Inc in New York and distribution rates by mail and carrier, with pricing for subscriptions.
Corry manufacturer and Kiplinger survey client share a weekly letter summarizing 1800 responses from business leaders nationwide. Sentiment improves but clear signs of real gains are scarce. credit remains tight with cautious hopes for easier conditions ahead and a tentative recovery not expected before fall. Prohibition repeal and revenue remain key questions amid rising anti-prohibition sentiment and concerns over municipal finances and relief funding.
The National Civil Service Reform League reports urge abolition of the postmaster naming method described as virtusl spoils. It accuses Republican era appointments since 1921 of being political and calls for depoliticizing the postal service. The Omaha convention speech by Walter B. Brown, then Postmaster General, is cited as an example of political pressure undermining civil service principles.
A dated, fragmentary OCR item asks about Hatch school completion, Trieste location, Boston Tea Party date, Paraguay president, Erie County judge, and a wartime peace quote. It includes a note about land damaged by fire with range land erosion from overgrazing and fire thinning plant growth.
Central Press staff writer notes third parties show no signs of launching their tickets as the 1924 campaign nears. Progressives weigh delaying until Democratic and Republican conventions conclude, with Roosevelt favored but not secure. The piece discusses figures like La Follette and various Democratic and Republican names, highlighting the lack of a clear progressive banner and the risk of staying home.
Twenty years ago the journal notes steps toward building a receiving vault and chapel in Pine Grove cemetery with definite action expected this year. Severe cold halts street cleaning by Commissioner Vogil and delays work until crews can resume. A water main break near South Center street disrupts Corry Water Supply Co. service. Funeral services for P. H. MacDonald conducted at his South Center home with Rev. C. B. Woolyard officiating.
Leap day 1982 adds a quadrennial bonus of 24 hours with wide impact. It is forecast to boost meals, meat, bread, milk, eggs, coffee, gasoline, tires, postal and telegraph business, travel, and labor through extra daily activity and higher demand across households and industries nationwide.
The Skillet Lickers, a radio attraction from station TAM, will perform on the Rex Theatre stage tomorrow and Wednesday. The act features 10,000,000 Columbia records and will be heard in person in the Rex lobby.
The book Sytental Healers by Stefan Zweig is reviewed as sanely examining Mesmer Eddy and Freud, praising its clarity and noting Mesmer’s contested reputation. The piece also touches on a separate piece about marriage and births, citing 1928 statistic changes and a note on a novel by Pepper or Potters.
Two cars were damaged when Z B Henin of Youngsville making a left turn into a filling station collided with an east bound car driven by H H Pellmann. Mrs Herderson received treatment for bruises and shock at a Youngsville physician's office.
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