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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1932
Page
8
In a tense cabin scene Al strips uniform for civilian clothes and contemplates a risky wilderness job. He jokes about borrowing money, while Elisabeth confronts him with a warning from Mrs Petty about discipline and a patrol blame, prompting a stern reply.
A chaotic interior scene unfolds as a group debates departure from a remote retreat. Allies and enemies clash over a risky getaway while memories, keepsakes, and a hidden past press in. An unsettling phone of threats and loyalties threads through a tense, fragile moment.
Wafinan Jan 18 The midyear Associated Assembly of the Pennsylvania Baptist Convention will hold an all day meeting in the Union City Baptist church next Tuesday. Prominent speakers include Rev Burton C Barrett Dr A Couper Dr Willa Russell and Miss Sissie M Kibury. B H Donovan leads local arrangements and a large delegation is expected.
A funeral service was conducted in Scranton for Thomas McLaughlin age 28. He died Friday evening at his home after a lingering illness. Survived by three brothers and three sisters, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jan McLaughlin and the nephew of Amtenonegin. The service also included rites at Avoca, Pennsylvania.
A Syracuse man Nelson Tup Perman 25 and companion Miles Sybil Chandler were held up by two young bandits at Glasgow's crossing near Dunkirk Fredonia state road. Perman lost 315 dollars. Chandler 9.50 and her Lomondiie license. Bandits described as 18 years old, dark clothing. Police sought suspects. chase unsuccessful.
Jamestown June 1 Patrolman Clifford Drake halted a burglary at Pred Byford's grocery on Falconer and Bowen streets. A fleeing auto was seen four blocks away as burglars pried open a rear door with a wrecking bar and smashed a window. Detectives Merritt Anterson and Arthur Sh Dafil led the investigation and notified the owner.
A period piece argues against modern secular skepticism in colleges and public life, warning that intellectual arrogance threatens Christian values. It condemns efforts to remove religion from American life, citing biblical references and the danger of anarchists and ex-convicts teaching in public institutions.
A reader urges rapid payment of veteran bonuses, arguing many veterans with large families are unemployed and the funds are depleted. They note disabled veterans needing assistance now, warn of hunger among children, and cite Chicago as an example of veterans suffering while awaiting relief.
A mid winter baseball game at Falconer Park drew nearly 800 fans despite snowbound conditions. The unusual matchup featured local teams on a diamond in January, with sparkling plays and a final 1-4 scare. Charity families in need prompted a call to supporters to contribute now.
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