Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files January 24 1927
Notes from January 24 1927 describe hazardous walkways due to heavy snow causing ice and injuries. two residents fracturing arms and a wrist. Also reported were numerous 1926 school tax delinquencies with collectors announcing settlements and ongoing collection efforts. A newborn daughter Claude Ferris arrived at Corry Hospital. Ferris is relocating a billiard business to East Main Street. Local efforts include remodeling plans for a two family flat on West South Street and a major membership drive by the Cory Motor Club with hopes for permanent hotel headquarters in Corry.
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Hl. C. Moore
Wright Street
George L. Hall
Claude Ferris
Riley and Riley Electrical
South Genter Street
Arcade
East Malin Street
Perris
D. P. Smith
West South Street
The
Cory Motor Club
Chi
Hotel
Corry
Blast in Tank Kills Kane Man
Kane area oil field accident claims Arthur Johnson, 29, after a 100-barrel steel tank at Phoenix Oil Company near Mt Jewett explodes. Coroner Beatty notes Johnson was hurled 160 feet, with severe injuries. wife, five-year-old son and his parents survive. Cause under investigation, no fire observed.
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Malin
Johnsson Wos
The
Phoenix of Company
Mt. Jewett Tannery
Boroush
Fred Yumpf
Hestity
Beatty
Kane
Phoenix Oil Company
Jewett
Arthur Johnson
Oilield
Elmer Beatty
Johnson
Mr. Jewett
Lip cancer risks and Senate cloture in mid-century notes
The article discusses lip cancer risks from irritation and exposure, with early detection improving cure odds. It also covers Senate cloture votes, noting an amendment rejected by Pennsylvanian Senator Penrose and a later rule adoption by 76 to 3, plus prior cloture attempts on the anti-lynching, anti-poll tax, and FEEC bills.
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United States
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hollis
New Hampshire
Man Held In Oil City For $4755 Bad Check
LoPorte of Cleveland arraigned on charges of passing a $4755.25 bad check to Bryant Motors in Oil City. Pleaded not guilty. bond set at $5000. remanded to county jail. Arrested in Franklin by local officers and returned to Oil City. The check paid for a motor vehicle from a local dealer.
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Oil City
Gnargea
P. LoPorte
Cleveland
Serman Williams
Peters
Porto
LoPorto
LoPorto Lumiber and Coal Company
8. W. van Eman
Bryant Motors Company
Oily
LoPorte
Franklin
Scott Lowers, Jr
Alan D. Brown
Debate Rules On Cloture And Senate Tactics
Hearings set for early next week to consider proposed changes to Senate cloture rules. Proposals seek a majority vote to limit debate, replacing unlimited debate and filibuster leverage. The article traces historical parallels with the British House of Commons and past Senate procedures dating back to 1808 and 1917, noting tensions over majority control and executive actions surrounding naval warfare and wartime neutrality.
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Senate
Senate Rules and ‘Administration
United States
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ireland
Gladstone
Wilson
Germany
Congress
House
Thompson Borsoma Tablets Heal Kidney Aches Offer Hope
An old ad copy promotes Thompson Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys to flush poisonous waste and excess acid from blood. It claims relief from misery, night awakenings, and liver and stomach support, suggesting purchase at local drug stores. It also mentions Golden Tax Tablets as a constipation remedy.
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Thompson
Seven quiz questions seek correct answers from classifieds
The reader is invited to check the classifieds page for correct answers to a set of seven questions. Topics include diplomacy and deaths, authors, fashion bans, British-Spanish relations, a Baltic quake area, Roosevelt kin, Army football honors, a governor-elect, Stalin’s age, and military justice recommendations.
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Cimon Diamentopoulos
New York
United States
Cyrano de Bergerec
Great Britain
Spain
Russia
Glenn Davis
Army
Associated Press
Eugene Talmadge
Souther
Marshal Stalin
President Truman
War Department
Advisory Committee On Military Justice
Kane Fish and Game Club Faces Dissolution
January 24 report says Kane Fish and Game Club, a 600 member group long active in stocking programs with state and federal help, may dissolve after officers and directors resigned ahead of the annual meeting at 6 p.m. at the VFW hall. Bernard Snyder, six year president and key sports organizer, is noted as leading the push.
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Kane
Kane Fish and Game Club
P. m
V.F W. Hall
Bernard Snyder
Fragmented excerpt on association leadership and attendance
An excerpt notes that out of 600 members not even a full roll of officers and directors has been present at meetings or aided in the programs. The text implies organizational challenges and low participation affecting ongoing initiatives.
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Gordon
Tex
Howard Raymond
Corry Hospital
Caseman
Kane Man
Daily Dozen
Serie Paierie
Harley F. Johnson
Center Street
Frank Bliss
Scruf and Delivery
Center Ft
Cane Game Club
Thomas Motor Co
Coats
Pwell
Satelltes
Firestone
South Center Street
Cherry Valley Butter
Dot
Loblaws
W. S. Houghton Agency
East
Congress Street
Corry, Pa
Al’s
Melton
Al's Clothes Shop
E. Washington ST
Diamonds
Heiman Jewelers
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