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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1934

Page

6

Corry's First Ice Carnival Draws Big Crowd

Corry's Civil Works Administration program progresses with several city projects nearing completion within a week to ten days. Gutter work on Spring Street and extensive graveling on the north side move forward, while painting at two fire stations and the municipal building awaits approval. Additional sewer work and street graveling have county approval and await state clearance from Harrisburg. The junior high athletic field grading awaits state approval, promising employment for forty men over eight to ten weeks. Erie reports no further CWA projects approved until Washington authorizes new funding.

Copry N. Yi. Dickson Spring Street Pleasut Chen Streets Raymond Wright Street West Irving Street North Center Street Myr Seneca Street Harrisburg U. K CWA Corry Schdol Athletie Erie Washington

Surrender Places In Party Shakeup

Arthur F. Mullen a Democratic national committeeman from Nebraska says he will not resign or suspend his law practice in Washington despite President Roosevelt’s censure of lawyer politicians who lobby federal departments. Mullen’s stance follows the resignations of Robert Jackson from New Hampshire and Frank C. Walker as committee treasurer.

Arthur F. Mullen Nebraska Washington Roosevelt Mulien Robert Jackson National Committee New Hampshire Frank C. Walker

OUSTED CWA AIDE SEEKS Vindication In Philadelphia

Clarence S. Myers of Media, ousted as consulting engineer for the CWA sewer project, demanded vindication at a conference with Eric Biddle in Philadelphia. He said he does not seek reinstatement, only hearing and vindication after resignation requests and a disputed $98,000 fee. Nearby officials note Myers was the third state CWA executive to resign or be ousted last year amid controversy.

United Press Philadelphia Dan Clarence S. Myers Media T We State CWA Eric Hi Biddle Pennsylvania Ie Sid Ineyer Jo. Bille Biddle Myers Dolan Drexel Hill Cesiznies Saliny Convicled Ardmore Nerignel CWA Comptuot

Dog Keeps Vigil at night as Train Hits Master

Railroad workers in Childress Texas recall a small dog guarding its owner’s luggage on the depot platform through the night. At dawn the faithful animal lay beside the master killed by a passenger train that had struck it during the night.

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Annual meeting and local updates in Corry area

The Corry Bureau reports a council meeting at the Barlow Clock and a slate of cases before Judges Rossiter and Hirt on Monday January 29. Banns for John J Maloney and Miss Mary Roach were read at St. Thomas. Gasoline price posting concerns were raised by Leigh W. Shaw and KX. Van Tassel.

Lie Stockhold- Urss Corry Building and Luw Association Barlow Clock J. P. Rossiter William J. Hirt John J. Maloney Mary Roach St. Thomas Leigh W.H. Shaw State Highway Patrol KX. W. van Tassel Erie County Petroleum Core Committee

Ice carnival brings hundreds to Whiteley Rink program

A large crowd attended a Saturday ice skating carnival at Whiteley Rink sponsored by the American Legion post. The event featured junior and senior skating races, relays, barrel and braid jumping, and fancy skating with multiple winners from Warren, Lakewood, and Jekaters. Refreshments supported by the Ladies Auxiliary aided the afternoon and evening program.

Whiteley Lseut Elmer Carrier Posy Americai Legion Hich Skanes Warren Lakewood Jekaters SY. FP. Hanter Roward Rindeyle Bost Bile

Young Democrats Club Movement Expands Across Harrisburg

About 500 leaders met for the first annual convention to organize Young Democrats clubs in every county and municipality in Pennsylvania. The goal is to form subordinate units in county, city, town ship and borough areas. Several eastern units already exist, with plans to participate in the upcoming general election.

United Press Harrisburg Hihi Tne Young Democratic Movement

Face Paint From Ancient Ronin Woman Unearthed

Fragmentary report describes 1500 year old face paint found in a square associated with a Ronin woman. Researchers note possible use of iron oxide and other pigments, suggesting a craft linked to dyes and aging materials. The find hints at cultural practices and cosmetic preparation in a distant era.

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Youth Starbed Saturday Night Brings Violence at Hall

A reopened dance hall at 1151 West Wayne Street, run by W. Gronostaj, saw a night of violence as a youth was stabbed and several others beaten. Ellis Higbee, 21, of Union Street, was wounded in the back but not seriously. Police restored order multiple times. no arrests made by Friday afternoon. Authorities plan to permanently close the venue amid ongoing investigations and license refusals.

W. Gronostaj West Wayne ‘Street Ellis Higbee Union Street Higbee Presen Fourth Ward Bulog Brothers Hatch Street Philip Hallast Weedy" Griffiths Hibbee Fife Unair

Unclear Text From Historical Page

The readable fragments describe a nonsensical jumble about an electric eel and South America with misspelled words and incomplete phrases. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are ascertainable from the snippet provided.

Ten Stricken by Poisoning After Funeral Lunch

In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 22 ten persons who attended a funeral luncheon for Mrs Louise Carles were treated for probable poison ivy? no not ivy. they included Evelyn Lender 27 Helen Lender 16 both of Beltwood Alberta Forsht Hart Porsht Teresa McDonnell Lottie Forsht 16 Isabel Heller 55 Mary Love 42 and David Love all of Altoona.

Ey Wince Altoona Louise Carles Evelyn Lender Helen Lender Beltwood Alberta Forsht Hart Porsht Teresa McDonnell Lottie Forsht Isabel Heller Mary Love David Love

Bromine in early chemical and practical uses

A fragment describes bromine as a metallic element with limited life amounts in therapy. It mentions hirilinecine and to me manufacture of fear fuses and notes its use in producing antitenoek gasoline.

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The fragmentary clipping records a brief California news item dated with sparse OCR. Readable names and specifics are missing, but the note preserves a localized event or briefing typical of a mid-century community page.

Old Fo Composes Best Hand to Southern Palirank Ita

In a terse note the Old Fo crew presents their best hand against Southern Palirank Ita, aiming to seize a decisive edge in the match. The details remain sketchy but the tone signals a focused contest.

Shinee State Course Aids Inexperienced Pilot

In a practice session a novice pilot at Shinee State University faced a difficult course setting. The event highlighted training gaps and the need for improved supervision and instruction to prevent future incidents.

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