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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1930

Page

3

Tall buildings and the skyscraper debate in America

The article quotes architect Alister MacDonald criticizing New York’s skyscrapers as blotting out light and humanity. He warns against overbuilding and suggests diverse cityscapes offer better living, while acknowledging a skyline can serve as a landmark if not overdone.

Alister MacDonald Primi United States New York America Parthenon Athens Babel Shinar

Two Great Waterways Should Unite For National Benefit

The article argues against rivalries between St. Lawrence and Mississippi waterway advocates. It urges developing both systems as a combined national network, noting Hoover favors a unified approach. It criticizes Chicago’s Great Lakes diversion as an obstacle to cooperation.

St. Lawrence Deep Continent Great Lakes St. Lawrence Iver Atlantic Mississippi Eich Hoover Chicago

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 20 1910

Freight train No 28 southbound on the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad wrecked near Titusville causing four deaths and injuries. Auctioneer John Evans concluded the great Radister building sale in New York. W J Powers shipped a Shetland mare to Predonia. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs fret Waggoner of Pittsburgh. Dr J B Koehme arrives to give a course of religious lectures next week.

Buffalo Pensylvania Railroad Titusville William Pastorious T.iusville Fred J. Warren Oil City Mitchell Wall W. H. Hughes Bullalts John Evans New York John G. Robinson Fret Waggoner Pittsburgh J. B. Koehme

Pallid Defined and Used in Daily English

Daily Lesson notes explain pallid meaning deficient in color pale or wan and give example sentences such as his pallid face told a story of hunger. The column covers misused phrases pronunciation tips and synonyms to expand vocabulary.

Barn painting area problem with roof details

A daily math problem asks for square yards of paint on barn sides 60 ft by 20 ft with 24 ft high to roof and 9 ft to roof comb, roof included. The page also contains a bizarre yesterday’s problem answer and an arithmetic explanation involving percentages and livestock terms.

Second Death in Erie Auto Crash Claims Two Lives

Drip, Jan. 29. Gordon Gallagher, 24, of Brie, died in a hospital from injuries from an auto accident last Thursday night that also killed Charles Minnig, Bartlesville Oklahoma. Three others injured remained in hospital with Clara V Carlson of Eina Pennsylvania listed as critical.

Gordon Gallagher Brie Charles Minnig Bartlesville Okla Clara V. Carlson Eina

New Salvation Army Officers Arrive in Corry

Captain Paul Vaughn announces permanent officers arrive today or tomorrow to lead the Corry Salvation Army. Captain and Mrs. Telix Appleby come from Muneesen Pa and will conduct Thursday night praise service and a public welcome meeting Sunday at 8 at the Army Citadel East Washington Street.

Paul Vaughn Salvation Army Corry Corpa Telix Appleby Corry Muneesen Pa Appleby Army Citadel East Washington Street

War of 1812 foes and other quiz items

Answers cover the War of 1812 between the United States and Britain. Other questions name pianist premiering in his homeland, whether a whale is a fish, Igorots island, and canal boats of Venice. The Victory Ladies host meets with Mrs. Fuller on N Center Street Friday afternoon. all members invited.

Venice Victory John Fuller N. Center Street

Congressional row on prohibition grows at Capitol

United Press dispatch from Washington reports intensifying fights over prohibition in Congress. Debates on a total abstinence pledge, the 2.75 percent beer measure, and a transfer enforcement proposal show wet and dry factions locked in a widening battleground with little chance for quick passage.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington House Sen. Biah Capitol Congress Stone Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission Rep Dyer

Probe to Investigate Kansas City Air Disaster

United Press reports Wyandotte county officials will thoroughly investigate the passenger plane crash near Fairfas airport that killed five people. Coroner Ben J. Caffin said scattering wreckage prevents an immediate inquest and criticized removal of debris by Richard D. Lees, supervising inspector of the Commerce Department.

United Press Kansas City King Fairfas Wyandotte Ben J. Catfin Coffin Colin Richard 4. Lees, J Department of Commerce

U S Steel Reports Record Year Profits and Tonnage

United States Steel Corp reports a record year with profits of 197,531,349, up 84,257,?4 from 1928, averaging 21.18 per share on common stock. Fourth quarter earnings exceed 58,000, and tonnage as of December 21 totals 4,117,193 tons with a year end surplus of 108,902,232.

New York United States Steel Corporation U. S. Steel

Masonic Card Party Draws Large Turnout at Temple

Over one hundred guests attended the Masonic Temple event under the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs Mydr Parkhurst chaired a committee that staged forty six bridge tables and five hundred in prizes for top players. Awards went to Mrs Frank B. Gratt Mildred Tillotson Clair Cullen Vern Miler Harold Wolfe Rudolph Appel and others. sandwiches and cookies were served by a 12 person committee.

Masonic Temple Ladies Auxiliary Knighsa Mydr. Parkhurst RL. King E. Griswold O. W. Bracke G . Peck Carl Smit E. J. Lewis J. B. Smith L. J. Kelly J. Roscoe Dedring B. R. Haight George Madsen A. Carlburg Pridge Fve Tx— Ing Frank B. Gratt Mildred Tillotson Clair Cullen Vern Miler Harold Wolfe Rudolph Appel J. Duke Glenn Spencer Steens

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