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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR Notice from Local Paper
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New bouts headline prompts fresh matchups
An unclear brief references new bouts and bouts of competition with unspecified participants and contexts. It mentions two events and rising interest in upcoming matches. Interpretable details are limited due to garbled OCR text.
New Balance of Power Ways to Peace
The article contrasts Briand and Kellogg peace ideas. Europe advocates enforcing peace by collective response to aggression while Americans favor banning war outright. Disagreement prompts debate yet both sides pursue the same aim of global peace. It also notes proposals for marriage reforms including probationary engagements and civil examinations before marriage.
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Briand and Kellogg
Brian
Europe
Amorles
Razic
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1908
This forenoon a railroad section crew near the passenger station triggered a switch torpedo explosion. A man received a deep eye wound from flying debris. The city reports plans for Corry Hospital enlargement and bids to be invited later. Capt J Bentley and A Rigge of Gowry attended Dr James Dunn's funeral. Ex-Supt J W Reynolds visited from Ere this afternoon. Chief Yeoman G R Downings opened a Navy recruitment office at the Phoenix Hotel.
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J. Bentley
A. Rigie
Gowry
James B. Dunn
T[daville
George R. Downings
Phoenix Hotel
U. S. Navy
Mayor Bracken Presents New Ordinances At Session
Mayor Bracken introduces Bill No. 547 aimed to curb bootlegging by shifting liquor violation cases to city police court. The draft, based on Clark Act powers, seeks fines to fund the police department and enhance local traffic and liquor enforcement. The measure awaits final approval after two readings with police cooperation crucial to its success.
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Ape
Willoh
Bracken
Slong Ines
Court Opens In Cattaraugus With Guilty Plea
Thos P Horan 38 of Jamestown pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree for passing a non payable check to cover a back payment on a light coupe He was sentenced with suspended sentence and one year probation Keeler Ray jailed for first degree robbery after forcing Ray Brandel to drive him from Olean to West Seneca amid a $800 car theft and $28 50 theft, with trial set for Wednesday and attorney changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
Thos. P. Horan
Toronto
Jamestown
Horan
Miner
Ray Heeler
Olean
Keeler
Ray J Brandel
Erie County
Keelir
John Ryan
Olesn
John McAuliffe
No Place to Dream
A thoughtful observer warns that day dreaming while driving is a serious danger. The piece questions how to address drift and suggests potential psychological interventions or warnings to prevent accidents.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers From Yesterday
A scrambled prompt with scattered questions and partial answers. It references cities like London New York Berlin Park Chicago and topics including Coolidge Sesquicentennial half Ellen moon and a list of gemstones.
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Arta
London
New York
Berlin
Park
Chicago
Coolidge
nalf-Holan
Interesting Sidelights On Life In Nation s Capitol
Rooney Butcher reports varied views from Washington on Coast Guard actions and the S-4 incident. He notes debates over executive power and tax policy, plus questions about meat inspection stamps and consumer trust in government safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation’s Capitol
Water tank capacity in gallons from dimensions given
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Union City Tax Appeals to be Heard Tuesday
Taxpayers from Union City will have their appeals heard Tuesday by county commissioners. A large delegation from Union City is expected as residents claim assessments on property are excessive. Beginning Friday January 20, Erie taxpayers’ appeals will be heard in the First Ward with few exceptions anticipated.
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Union City
Court House
Erie
White House upkeep grows with salary and travel aid
United Press reports the White House upkeep next year totals 437 180 dollars including the president's 75 000 salary and 25 000 travel allowance. The independent offices appropriation carries just over 526 million for scattered agencies in Washington, with notable items for the Veterans Bureau the Federal Trade Commission and other bodies. Rep Wood criticizes the FTC for misdirected energy in investigations beyond legal scope.
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United Press Washington
White House
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Federal ‘Trade Com‘mission
Radio Commission
Civil Service Commission
Board of Railway Medialon
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Shipping Board
Rep. Wood
Ind
Federal Trade Commission
Peeping Tom Hunted at Kane
Local police were told of a prowler named Jack de Peeper sighted Friday night in the northeast Kane area. He peeked into a Bayard Street residence and fled before officers arrived. A woman on Greeves Street later trapped him near her window.
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Kai
Sam
Jack de Peeper
Bayard Street
Tate
George Not to Be Candidate for Democratic Nomination
United Press reports Senator George of Georgia said he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. The Georgia delegation had planned to push his presidential bid last week, despite earlier mentions of him as a vice presidential option. The statement ends speculation about his political future.
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United Press
Washington
George
Georgia
Senate delays tax measure action until March fifteenth
Washington January 17, the Senate finance committee voted to delay further action on the 290 million tax rebate bill until after March 15, citing Treasury receipts and surplus projections. Republicans supported the delay, Democrats urged immediate action, and the alien property bill was tied up for Monday.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Uelay
Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Farm Bloc
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