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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues Americans lack initiative amid stagnating building and repair work. It urges immediate private investment to create jobs, boost employment, and revive industry, claiming government tax or policy changes cannot match individual action. It also discusses presidential term lengths and electoral reforms with historical references.
Twenty years ago note recalls Charles Swan of East Pleasant street, a local mechanic who perfected a process to make pipes from waste paper and fiber. Fred Larson of Union City dies after Erie train strike. Union City residents ponder frigid January day and local grist mill issues.
The article discusses ratification of a lame duck amendment and renewed debate over a six year presidential term. The New York Times notes Senator Pittman pushing for a constitutional amendment and recalls the 1787 Constitutional Convention discussions.
Fragmentary OCR lists political questions and local projects with incomplete names and numbers. It mentions Corry and Lincoln, a Gorry election, a mayoral item for Bole, The Lever Engine Company, and a city council water plant plan. The text is garbled and lacks full context.
Columbus news mentions a talk by Charles Wibberts, state health and physical education supervisor, at a PT A meeting. Other items report improved health of a local child, federal building project efforts, school room lists, road work progress, and local residents’ activities in Corry.
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