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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1938
Page
5
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From Hendaye a brief report says Spanish Nationalists and Loyalists halted after six days of fierce fighting for Teruel. The offensive exhausted both sides as snow and cold raged, with heavy artillery and air bombardment. Fresh troops were requested to resume the struggle.
Personal notices report Mr and Mrs R R Cappe of Pittsburgh returning home after a weekend with Mr and Mrs HG Oswalt Mrs W M Weed and Miss Mary Bisher to Erie for the day Burton Taylor returns to Marienville after a week with his parents at Sontt Center Miss Little Murray Jett travels to Ballston Spa NY for work after holiday visit with her mother Miss Mary Milunette Gillette sails to Philadelphia to resume studies at Ogontz School James Carrig back from a Youngstown visit Families travel for New Year and week in Cleveland Mrs Colm Lovey in Erie on business A D Milloy returns from Yolingstown visit to Laroont Steen and friends in Erie also Roy Chesley of Findley Lake spends the day in Erie Mrs Florence Bennett of Brockton visits relatives H J Davis reports as a business visitor Allan, Bernard and Miss Marie Bennett return to Minneapolis after holiday at home West Spring Creek Rev H R Havely travels to Westerville OH for conference at Oberlin College Miss Frances Kiger returns to work at Cutter section after vacation with her parents The Dempsey group motored to attend funeral services for The mag O Hara in town Dorothea Brackinsmith visits with sister Mrs Glenn Lupus and others around town
City considers a 12000 bond issue to fund sewer improvements including storm sewer completion and pump crossovers. Estimates cover railroad crossing, pipe lines, concrete work, pavements and sidewalks, with a plan to finalize details within a week as council weighs the bond and trap project.
Omey island in Ireland is not a true island at low tide, as a sand causeway links it to the mainland. The firm tidal bed allows races to be held where the sea has just receded, creating a natural racecourse on the firm sand.
A captured albino wild dingo in Queensland died after being torn apart by other dingoes kept with it. The incident showed that albinos are not favored by their own kind, a finding from years past.
Mysterious pains from clogged kidneys are warned to be eased by Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets. The ad claims rapid improvement and urges demand at all drug stores with the spelling variants shown.
Bishop Ward will visit tonight and hold a vestry meeting at 7 oclock. The gathering follows the resignation of Rev Geuver B Macnamara who has moved to Maryland and will discuss the interim and future pastoral arrangements.
J E Mount was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital. Mrs Frank Loveland and Mrs L Roelofs were chosen to serve as vice president and recording and corresponding secretaries for the coming year. Reports from various committees were read.
Jay S. Hurd, 86, longtime Corry resident of 66 years, dies at 419 Grand Street after a prolonged illness. Born near Melina New York, he moved to Corry in the early 1900s, worked at Hammond fish and tin plant, then served as janitor at Washington School, retiring years ago. Survived by his wife, two nephews Brewell Fung of Medtin New York and Charles Hurl of New York City, with other relatives mentioned in a brief notice.
Senate Minority Leader McNary said President Roosevelt’s message hints at amending the Wagner Act to place responsibility on unions. He noted possible clashes between the American Federation of Labor and the Communist Party. Senator Copeland said he will introduce amendments to the Wagner Act soon. Senate Labor Chairman Thomas of Utah said he would oppose any current amendment effort.
United Press reports market mood after the year’s first trading day. The district faced messages on Congress, bond defaults, a Supreme Court ruling allowing municipal borrowing, and shifts in silver and commissions. Analysts see cautious recovery possible if Congress takes a conciliatory stance toward industry while avoiding tax revenue loss.
New York January 4 United Press reports a broad stock market rise led by armament shares with gains up to six points. Bonds advanced irregularly as traders anticipated heavier government spending and cooperation with business to aid recovery. Notable names listed include Bethlehem Steel Boeing American Can General Electric General Motors and Westinghouse Electric.
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