Freight price rise noted by Helsh in steel demand outlook
Helsh pointed to a rush on freight from Pittsburgh to the Mines and predicted no relubtion. Suhwal forecast a slight increase in steel consumption across all times in the next ten years.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
5
Helsh pointed to a rush on freight from Pittsburgh to the Mines and predicted no relubtion. Suhwal forecast a slight increase in steel consumption across all times in the next ten years.
A disrupted capture unfolds as police pursue suspects linked to a jewelry theft. Officers, after surveillance and investigative work, prevent an escape, with ongoing efforts to piece together the event and identify those involved.
A fragmentary report describes Berlin and his wife returning to New York City. The text references family connections, religious affiliation, and plans surrounding a wedding and settlement, with mentions of a Catholic church and Atlantic City. The readability is poor, but the core elements show a return to Gotham and ongoing personal matters involving family.
Bank condition report for National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania with partial data on resources and liabilities. Notes show total securities and real estate figures, with missing or garbled items and balance details.
Fire caused about 200000 dollars in losses at Carbondale. The blaze started in a building on Park Place and spread to three nearby structures on Hains Avenue. Investigators say the origin is under study and no fatalities are reported.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous oil firms and utilities from New York to Indiana, mentioning companies like Pure Oil, Sinclair, Republic Steel, Seaboard, and others. The text reads as market close chatter with scattered company names, locations, and abbreviations, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
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