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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
3
The piece notes fears of a new form of trust the vertical trust where employers and workers align to benefit at the public’s expense. It cites the Federal Trade Commission and discusses how big business is more regulated but new dangers remain in watch capital and labor coalitions exploiting consumers.
A 41 year old Boston architect adopted from an orphanage at age 21 cannot prove birth records and is denied a passport by the State Department. He seeks his origins with help from a lawyer, arguing the state should treat him as a citizen and that orphanage records should be accessible.
Answers recap for yesterday's tasks cover authorship of Albie's cartoon caption by George Henry Thomas and a mix of prompts on pronunciation, vocabulary, and history. It lists canal era questions, wheat comparisons, Saint Patrick, and major river queries with brief responses and humorous misprints.
Today was perfect spring weather as Judge Lindsey’s term expired at 10 o clock this morning. Judge W S Rice was sworn in at the county courthouse in Warren with appropriate ceremonies marking the transition.
Mrs Aida Porter a former Meadville employee filed a 5000 damage suit in county court against North Hlst resident John Schwartzman alleging harm on December 6 1928 when his light hold around her waist caused a broken rib and internal injuries. She says she required medical attention and has been unable to work since.
The January business meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will be held at the home of president Miss Helen Morrell on Monday evening January 7. All members are urged to attend, the meeting to begin at Bo'elock.
A school uses 1750 cu ft of water daily at 25 cents per thousand gallons. For 20 open days in a month, compute the monthly bill. The answer given yesterday was 240 dollars. Note: passage also briefly mentions body fluids balance.
Shirley F Brick head of Brick and Co was badly burned in a blast at Sam Cimutje's residence on O'Donnell Street near Hiver Street. Fire officials weigh conflicting reports of boiler explosion or nearby combustibles catching fire. Brick, found near noon, had clothing burned off and was not easily identified by ambulance crew. Condition described as serious with possible recovery despite uncertainty about the incident.
At its recent court house meeting Venango County Bar Association unanimously adopted a resolution urging Judge William M. Parker of Oil City to be appointed to the Pennsylvania Superior Court seat created by the death of Judge John Henderson of Meadville. Copies were sent to adjacent county bar groups to gain influence.
Cape Cod residents question the seagull’s role as a blessing as birds menace boats and docks. The gulls are blamed for property damage and for stealing clams and fish from the sea coast community, challenging sailors’ lore of their helper status.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, wife of the late Eli Burns of Smethport, died at 8:45 P M Wednesday at her son James Burns home 641 Dawson Street Kane after a brief illness. She was born in Friendship New York and was a longtime resident of the area a devout member of St Callistus Church.
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