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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1934

Page

4

Body found in Shenango River linked to missing Sharon woman

The body of 33 year old Joan Statko of Sharon, missing since November 1, was found in the Shenango River. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Also reported, a Panama Rocks state Park proposal was adopted by the county American Legion at Pongork Inn Mayville. Copies will go to the state Legion Initiative Committee in Albany tomorrow. Other items note the razing of an Oil City landmark, Meadville police detaining two men in a truck tire incident, and a partnership formed between Stanley P Miller of Meadville and L D Mennston of Kerrtown Milling and North Street Producers Store.

Joan Statko Sharon Shenango River Panama Bocks Caautangit County American Legion hells + Pongork inn Mayville Inittative State Depetjnifat Legion Albany Tol S. Leonard Jamestown Oil City Iisk PRR Unidm Gepotther -Meadville Johnson, Negro Sam ‘Laplume Stanley P. Miller Meadville L. D Mennston Kerrtown Milling Company North Strget Producers Jennie Itittell Salvation Army Warren Warren General Hospital Roosevelt Jacob Catherine Bellew Titusville Hydetown Akron Ted Luther Valley Heights Club Pittsburgh Tony Joy Cry Carver Hotel Luther Pennsylvania C. E. Brown Columbus Jamestown General Hospital Bartlet Avenue Leo Roberts Axel Levin M. Holin Charles A. Sandburg E. W. McGill Crawford Céimly Trust Company Armory Michael Dougherty Red Rock Bradford Hospital Karl Marderstock Farrell Max Markovitz State Armory

Bradford field oil output rises in 1933 and 1992 totals

The Bradford oil field reports a 161,223 barrel year rise in 1933 crude output to 10,125,458 barrels, while 1992 totals reached 9,964,235 barrels. Other items note civic events in Corry and Kane, including social gatherings, club dinners, a chicken pie supper, and a shift of the Kane barracks to a new location.

Will J. Wilcox Roosevelt Ball Mary Moran Mary Roach John Maloney Miss Moran East Souths Street Anne Baressé Kit Ressler Jessie LaMachio Mary Smith Florence McEvoy Mary Mead West Chirchstre Corry Hospital New York Kane Biday New Thompson Lewes West Way Gli Zett Leary East South Street Kane Barracks Pennsylvania State Police Fraley Street Fraley Poplar Rowswell Highway Motteern Larson Francis Cronity Chicago C. Fy North Center Street Gromiz Indaw Charles Springsteg Gast Wayne Street Hazel Skinner Columbus Gurry Hospital Gliher Gowit sGm Wert Smith Street D. T. Dennison Brookville Bad ‘Trust x Company Hittin Hakkes Tpsphim Uf Tuorganization Py Banit Ani Chuck Kista Hes Heer Anon Bern

Plaintiffs settle estate dispute in California case

In a Denver Daily piece dated January 30, it reports Theodogo J. Roche, attorney for the Flood-aplttle phaseLtlontea!, announced an agreement among the Wood heirs regarding the estate of James L. Flamenty del Winy. The settlement aims to avoid further litigation and expense while preserving the claim of Mary Gay as a beneficiary. A German traveler, Max Wenet, noted in Denver, emphasizes the grand aim of the agreement to end litigation and delays.

Uniem Reas N Prancisoq Coustines MeGavin Tos Angeles Wiood Gays Jn Rothe MLC Mibrelyr

Damrosch Critiques Crooners On Musical Heritage

Walter Damrosch marked his seventy second birthday in New York by criticizing crooners and urging the masses to embrace music as a national heritage. He argued America lacks a broad musical culture, noting only about 1 percent of New York’s population may be musically minded and labeling crooners as poorly sung and vulgar.

United Press New York Walter Damrosch Europe Aductor America Damrosch

Processing tax on beef sparks cultural adjustment debate

A garbled OCR excerpt notes a beef processing tax proposal and cultural adjustment concerns. It references soy, cotton, and wheat alongside beef. The exact entities and actions are unclear due to readability issues.

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Another fugitive captured in Texas by UPI report

United Press reports W. T. Bybee, one of the convicts freed by Clyde Barrow in the Eastham prison raid, was recaptured at a farmhouse. A woman named Byelyn Clark was held as a material witness. Bybee faced two life terms for murder.

Texas United Press Amarillo Tes San W. TL Bybee Clyde Barrow Eastham Iis Byelyn Clark Byheo Muviler

Roosevelt plans poll among Weirton employees

Washington on January 30 reports President Roosevelt intends to review an immediate poll among Weirton employees. In Toledo the public dog Betty is named in a trust of $6,000 to fund sheltering and caring for animals, per the late Mrs. Matilda Worthing’s living trust provisions.

Weirton United Press Washington Roozevelt Toledoo Hee Betty Ceri Creaber Matilda Worthing

Thompson's Barisma Tablets and Barosma Tablets Ad

An old ad promotes Thompson's Barisma Tablets to stimulate the system and aid kidneys bladder and liver, claiming relief from aches and pains. It also mentions Golden-Li and Barosma Tablets with prices and notes availability at drug stores, ending with a terse WNT 26.

Phompson Blilder Tver Ark i Lucas Thompson's WNT

Soviet Balloonists Claim New Altitude Record

Soviet balloonists push to 12.79 miles altitude with the Syrius craft built in Leningrad. Pilot Paul Frdoseenko commands the ascent aided by Andrew Vasenko and Lia Ustiks, aiming to set a world high altitude record amid a silent, unpublicized flight.

Hage Une Moscow Preas Ospaylakhim Society of Leningrad Soviet Aviation Soviety Paul Frdoseenko Ucew Andrew Vasenko Lia

School burns after repairs completed at Shumokin building

Dozens of firemen were overcome by smoke as Shumokin's Jacquet anti Schnell building, repaired by GWA workers, was leveled by a fire of undetermined origin. Police and fire officials estimate losses at 100000 dollars as investigators begin. Workers had spent weeks cleaning, painting, and finishing interior work before the blaze.

Hitee How's GWA Shumokin Smokke Fire Arti Pals Wikesmount

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