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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1928
Page
3
Debts Paid and Not Paid in America’s Gold Flow
The United States remains the world’s largest gold holder, and experts argue the creditor position will persist. Reginald McKenna notes that America’s leverage comes from ongoing lending to Europe and converting foreign debts into domestic credits. Debts will gradually shift to municipal and industrial forms, with government loans eventually held by citizens.
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United States
America
Reginald McKenna
Great Britis
Europe
Two-Car Garages Drive Auto Industry Promises
The text argues automakers push two-car garages with homes to spur demand for cars and expanded plants. It claims prosperity hinges on motor cars, noting the idea that more garages lead to more cars and greater industry growth.
Influence of opportunity on Negro crime trends discussed
Philadelphia Welfare Federation director Sherman C. Kingsley says falling crime among Negroes stems from greater opportunity through education and health services. Another observer notes gains in housing and morality, while still urging continued improvements in living conditions and institutional support.
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Sherman C. Kingsley
Philadelphia Welfare Federation
Interesting Sidelights On Life In Nation's Capitol
Rodney Dutcher reports humorous and critical notes on Capitol Hill bills. The column itemizes foreign indemnity payments proposals for deaths and injuries caused by U S forces, from 1814 to 1940, in a tone blending satire with congressional trivia. It notes a boxing regulation bill by Senator Jim Watson aimed at banning professional boxing in the District of Columbia.
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Nation
Washington
Army
Navy
Hesyen
United States
Ong
Heavenly
Capitol Hill
Samuel Richardson
U. S
Consuelo
Dominican Republic
Chung Lin
Lelehuan
Juan Soriano
Marine Corps
Guerra
San Tleningo
Edwin ‘Tucker
Colon
Panama
Ethelnest Myrio
Canal Zone
Netherlands
Canthas
Rotterdam
Jim Watson
Indiana
District of Columbia
Twenty Years Ago Real Estate Sale and Weather Oddities
In a January 31 1908 item R F Livermore sold to C P Rogers and L J filliod a store building on Center street. The city’s street railway cut a car run after an axle break. Coldest day of the winter with the thermometer at 42 degrees below zero. Erie Rail Yard crane froze, disrupting morning activity. Pine Grove cemetery sexton Charles Patterson and his wife and son ill with grip. West Wayne resident Hasbrouck trip to Spring Lick on a three week pleasure trip. Senator Frazier of North Dakota and J A Patterson of North Center face a tough task to smooth around as a chisel worthy of Lincoln, due to a coinage plan by the Longfellow Society to mint up to 10,000,000 large cent pieces featuring Longfellow at the Society’s request.
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R. F. Livermore
C. P. Rogers
L. J
Frazier
North Dakota
J. A. Patterson
North Center
Newngland
Lincoln
International Longfellow Society
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented reader exercise page listing questions on English usage pronunciation spelling and vocabulary. It presents items such as correcting a sentence pronouncing selon, selecting misspelled words and filling missing letters, with a mix of garbled phrases and unclear entries.
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W. L. Gordon
Alatian Society to Hold Regular Meeting at M. E. Church
On Wednesday afternoon the Alatian Society will hold their regular meeting in the parlors of the M. E. Church. All members are asked to be in attendance.
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Alatian Society
M. 1. Church
Haig to be buried at Westminster Abbey or St Pauls
United Press reports funeral plans for Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig after his sudden death. King George expresses mourning across the empire while France remembers Haig as a key Allied commander. Paris notes Echo de Paris praise and personal recollections of Haig’s wartime leadership.
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United Press
London
Hield
Douglas Haig
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
Earl Haig
Richmond
George
Haig
Paris
Air France
Sir Douglas 1 Haig
France
Echo |de Paris
Marshal Fach
Douljens
Clemenceau
Presiden Doumergue
Congress Today Senate Voting and Hearings Slice
Senate votes on Jones shipping bill while commerce and public lands committees finalize flood control hearings and plan recounts. House surveys War Department appropriation, naval building program hearings continue, and Veterans Bureau director Hines testifies.
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Congress Today
United Press Senate
Commerce Committee
Public Lands Committee
Privileges and Elections Subcommittee
Interstate Commerce Committee
HOUSE
War Department
Naval Affairs Committee
World War Veterans Committee
Director Hines
The
Veterans Bureau
Value of hay bought in a prairie problem
A desler bought 4 Toads of hay at 2500 ton. The Jody including wagons weighed 4456 lbs, 3920 lbs, 4380 lbs, and 4260 lbs respectively. Wagons averaged 1180 lbs. Determine hay value. solution notes 648 inches or 54 feet.
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Desler
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Revealed
Answers compiled from yesterday's page include the birch or cedar used for canoes the mythical continent in the Atlantic the method for determining Easter eight languages under Teutonic the hyoid bone and kneecaps what a glacier is and examples like United States Great Britain Japan among others.
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Atlantic Ocean
Missing college student Frances Smith left note calling college life hateful
In Northampton New York two days before her disappearance on January 18 Frances St John Smith wrote a letter to her governess in which she said it was hateful to be back at college. Fragments of the letter were found discarded in a waste paper receptacle at the Dewey House where she roomed. The note is now with Major Thomas J. Hammond legal adviser to the Smith family. Parents returned to New York after two weeks in Northampton as Mrs Smith remained under medical care.
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United Press
Northampton
Bass
Jan
Ridgway Police Chief Dies After Long Illness
Ridgway January 31 D R B Lobaugh chief of police for twenty one years died at his residence Sunday evening at 9 45 after a long illness. He had been in poor health for two years but remained chief most of that time. About two weeks ago he grew worse and his condition worsened in recent days.
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Ridgway
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