Parity and Electric Farms Dominate Corry Journal Editorials
The Corry Evening Journal highlights Nicholas Murray Butler arguing naval parity is theoretical and not a practical aim. It urges focusing on improving industrial machinery and patriotism. An Electric Farms piece predicts rapid farm electrification, projecting up to one million electric farms in four years and big gains in electrical utility reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Europe
America
Butler
United States
Government Support for Civil Aviation Prompts Debate
The piece notes a $30 million annual contribution to civil aviation by the assistant postmaster general in charge of air mail and outlines federal support through the Post Office, Department of Commerce, and Department of Agriculture. It argues aviation development is worth the cost despite calls to bolster navy air service.
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Air Service
Navy
Civil Aeronautics
Post Office Department
Department Commerce Hghts Airways
Department of Agriculture
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files January 10 1910
Historical notes recount rail worker Clifford White’s serious injury near a junction with amputation above the knee after being run over by a switch engine. Weather reports from Corry and Warren-Titusville show extreme cold and heavy snowfall comparisons. Local residents Henry Valentine and James Connors recover from injuries. others travel to find relief from winter conditions and insurance matters are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford White
Olean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trader sells horse at profit then buys back for more
A trader sells a horse for 80 and buys it back at 92. The loss equals 92 minus 80 equals 12 on the repurchase, relative to the original sale price of 60. Rate of loss is 12 divided by 60 or 20 percent.
Union Foe Battles Great Lakes Bus Route Hearing
Oil City reports a Public Service Commission hearing in Pittsburgh January 25 on Great Lakes Stages request to operate buses from Butler to Erie. Frank Alberti of Titusville to oppose, citing loss of through traffic and risk to his Titusville Union City line. other operators may protest air.
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Frank Alberti
Great Lakes Stages, Inc
Pittsburgh
Erie
Oil City
Henline
Publi Serv Sorammission
Great Lakes Stages
Buller and
Brie
Prank Alberti
Titusville
Union
Franklin
Oi City
Alberti
Buffalo
Clevelana Tan
Vate City
Great Lakes
Butler
Trice
Marianne Musical Comedy At High School Auditorium
Marianne the musical comedy plays January 16 and 17 at the High School Auditorium under Emmanuel church. Dr Bohunkus and his wife confront a humorous mix up as two applicants named Smith seek positions in their seminary. Ruth Ripley and Marianne are central with lively dialogue dances and songs. Esther Hoffman directs the cast and Gene Musick trains the chorus.
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Marianne
Emmanuel Church
Bohunkus
Smith
Ruth Ripley
Esther Hoffman
Gene Musick
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Tom boy Johnny Sent to Reformatory by Federal Judge
Laura A. Deaner, 19, known as Tom boy Johnny for masquerading as a boy, is sentenced to 18 months in the Rutledge, Virginia federal women’s reformatory by Federal Judge R. M. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Laura A. Deaner
Johnny
House-Of-Correction
Rutledge
R. M. Gibson
Guild Names New Officers
Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal church held its regular meeting in the parish hall. Mrs. J. J. Harden was elected president for the ensuing year with officers including Mrs. Perry Collier as 1st vice president and Mrs. C. A. Pain as 2nd vice president. Secretary is Mrs. L. D. Utts and treasurer Mrs. J. H Wright. The next meeting will be January 23 with Mrs. J. H Martin. Mrs. George Dine returned home from Union City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal Church
J. J. Harden
Perry Collier
C. A. Pain
L. D. Utts
J. H Wright
J. H. Martin
Australian Program to Be Re Broadcast by KDKA
A Sidney Australia radio program about 9,000 miles away will be picked up at 8 15 a m Monday via KDKA. It will originate from WI2ME and feature musical numbers dance bands and voices of Australian artists for American listeners.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Sidney
Australia
KDKA
Wi2me
Executions, Explosion Hit California and Easton
Burke and two other riot participants were executed at Folsom Prison in California for the 1927 prison riot deaths. In Easton, a gas main blast destroyed a brick dwelling, killing three and injuring six while authorities investigated the cause.
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Union Press
Folsom
Calif
Walter
Burke
P.M. Day
James Gregg
Anthony Brown
Ray E. Stokes
United Press
Easton
Engagement Announcement of Miss Gertrude Bradt and William Clinton Fowley
Miss Gertrude Bradt announces her engagement to William Clinton Fowley of Philadelphia, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fowley. Bradt, a Crexit Institute senior, will wed in early summer. Fowley connected with Montgomery Scott Church.
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BNE Swuvwig
North East
Bradt
Carry
Gertrude Bradt
Philadelphia
Willa Bradt
Willam Clinton Fowley
William A. Pawley
Phildelphia
Fawley
Montgomery Scott Churche
Fem
Miss Brill
H. Bradt
James. B. Stil
Lakepice
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Ing
46Th St
New York
Trims Tower
Chicago
Delaware
Samuel Gompers
Whart
White House
Rutherford B. Hayes
Atlanta
Leonardo de Vinci
Warren
Findley Lake
Warren Times
Henry Valentine
South Street
H. L. Spiesman
Harborcreek Mutual Fire Insurance Co
James Connors
Buffalo General Hospital
Daytons
John Sheely
W. R. Rhodes
H. L Hine
Duffy
Nion
W. L. Gordon
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
ISHOW
Comedy City
Reformatory
George Dine
Grienas
Union City
Model Dairy CO
Penn Ave
California
Blaine Kincaid
Darie
Meadville
Tribune
Renuntioan
Oxfords
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