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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Orton RD and sundry tendants. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to identify a specific news item.
A cryptic note reads like a garbled message about a person named Lolly and a request for help. It hints at confusion, possible misplacement, and a plea to clarify who they are. The fragment provides little concrete detail beyond names and a sense of urgency.
An early report details a deadly Mine No. 16 blast with 21 killed and many injured. Investigations by state and county authorities begin as charred bodies are recovered and hundreds evacuate. Rescue teams face deadly fumes and entombed victims in underground rooms. Names of injured and dead miners are listed amid chaotic scene reporting.
Radio listings show limited readable items for tonight with fragmented show names and times. The guide mentions Hook up P.M and various personalities such as Carlson and Burberling, hinting at a lineup across stations but details are garbled and uncertain.
Havana readies for the sixth Pan American Conference with extensive construction along the new approach to the presidential palace. Workers labor day and night to complete roads and buildings as officials direct preparations under Ambassador Salinas and Cuban authorities.
Milon L Brown resigns as superintendent of Meadville Public Schools effective March 30 1028. Board accepted resignation with regret and will seek a successor for the remainder of the term. Brown cited unsatisfactory conditions and indicated plans for the future are indefinite.
The report criticizes the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad for inconsistent maintenance of way work and questions efficiency and economical management while addressing disputes and policy concerns raised by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
United Press reports New York January 1 Henry Ford said retail orders for 727000 cars have been placed since the new model year. He noted Model AA is five weeks old and strong demand continues with deposits of 25 dollars or more securing many orders.
Authorities pursued a bootlegger trio tied to West Main Street raids. Seiroh for J. J. Wokert was captured after a raid by state troopers last Friday. One suspect, known as Whiskey John, surrendered to a U.S. Commissioner. Attorney Miles B. Kitts was secured to defend those detained in the federal cases.
Senator elect Vare and his reform Democrat opponent William B. Wilson were invited by the Senate privileges and elections Committee to attend Friday’s session concerning the contest of Vare’s election. The committee plans to consult both men on the method of procedure for investigating the dispute.
One thousand US Marines sail from Hampton Roads aboard the Oglala and others for Nicaragua to aid forces oppposed to Augusto Sandino. Fog delays kept the Hampton Roads group from departing. authorities expect total forces to reach about 2400. Nicaragua’s Alejandro Cesar says the rebel general is tougher than described.
The Emmanuel Church parish held its annual meeting after a dinner in Parish Hall. The charter was amended, vestry size set at eight, and elections postponed to Easter Monday. By laws were adopted, reports given, and the Sunday school membership noted as nearly doubling. The meeting adjourned after a long session.
A Fairchild monoplane missing since Sunday was found seven miles east of Canajoharie in a swampy tract at Rural Grove. Pilot Raymond Henries and passengers Capt. Edward M. Pauley and Lieut. George B. Curtis Field were dead. The craft, en route from New York to Buffalo, crashed in dense fog Sunday after a drone was heard by residents.
C A Boutelle of Jamestown, district representative of the Dairy Men’s League, spoke at the Hotel Corry to the Rotary Club. He outlined the league’s aims and accomplishments, its role in milk production, and data on operation. Arthur Morris, GC Chapin of Union City, and other league officers attended the Juuncheon meeting.
Berlin dispatch reports banishment of opposition leaders from Russia including Leon Trotsky. About 52 exiles ordered with some already sent to Astrakhan and other regions. Trotsky, still in Moscow, says force may be needed to reach Astrakhan. Stalin alleges the banishment stems from subversive activities.
Greensburg reports a 15 year old skater, Jani Tih, who drowned while skating on the Bridgeport reservoir last Thursday, has been recovered from the reservoir today. The incident involved Elsworth Keeler and was confirmed by local authorities.
The Corry Journal and Rex theatre sponsor a News Tip contest running from midnight tonight to mid night next Tuesday January 17. Tipsters may call 50 for the News Tip editor with any general interest event. First prize is 25 in gold. five runners up receive two tickets to The Way of All Flesh at the Rex theatre January 18 and 19. Contest records tipster names and reported stories. Open to all city residents except Journal employees.
Reported discussion of leadership lines at Jackson Day dinner as McAdoo plans a brief address to rally party harmony after Bryan’s death. Proposals include not challenging wet and dry factions. Reed and others weigh involvement. supporters aim to mobilize 100000 voters via churches and organizations.
New York reports States Steel Corporation shows December 31 untill fage tonnage around 3,972,874 tons with November 30 at 4,044 tons and prior months totaling 1,404 and 249,118 tons. The December 1936 figure ends near 3,980,089 tons amid a garbled record of monthly totals.
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