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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1927
Page
3
The fragment notes advertising rates with a line about per copy cost and a notice that rates are available on application. It mentions Cony and a period style phrasing, implying a newspaper advertisement page with pricing details.
Governor Fuller extended the execution postponement for Aaded and Vanzetth from July 10 to August 10. The governor, aided by a commission, weighs executive clemency amid worldwide interest and prolonged delay after more than seven years since the crime. The piece urges no further postponement and a timely, proper ruling.
Charles Lindbergh plans a nationwide tour to promote aviation advancement. He seeks funds, with the Daniel Guggenheim Fund covering campaign expenses, while he continues to push for aviation growth and the organization of commercial air companies. The tone notes public fascination and ongoing efforts to build support for air transport.
From the Journal Files July 2 1907 the Post 70 club marked its fortieth anniversary with a fitting maritime theme and a lively gathering last evening. Willam J Aryan to speak at Chay fnugha on Saturday. B Porter visited Hardton on business. Mrs ROB Luckey and son Herucd left for Philadelphia and the sea shore. Seymour Deny of French Creeks spent the night with relatives and returned home. Horest Williams of Mt Jewett visits his cousin Samuel Brooks in East Pleasant Street.
A scrambled quiz lists key aviation firsts with answers: the first powered flight in 1903 by Orville Wright at Kitty Hawk, first crossing of the English Channel by Louis Bleriot in 1909, first nonstop New York to Chicago in 1911, first Atlantic crossing by the AEA? group, and early long-distance tests. It also names pilots like Henry Farman and Pegoud and notes Solfrid and Kelly/Macready as early airmen.
United Press reports a cooling breeze broke a three day heat wave across the Midwest. Heavy rainfall in Chicago lowered temperatures from the high nineties to the eighties, easing pressures and reducing heat related suffering and deaths in the region.
Spartansburg villagers host gatherings at Catadolit Lake and Wuesthoff cottage amid farewells for Mrs Wuesthoff as she leaves for Corsica. Teachers Prof J O P Wuesthoff and Mrs Wuesthoff praised for service. many local visits, reunions, and trips noted.
Residents of Kane daily traverse a flagstone sidewalk slab at Interstate Window Glaze Company that bears a clear mastodon footprint imprint. Geologist H. J. James credits the mark to a mastodon footprint from about 20 000 years ago, likely formed when the stone was a plastic sandstone and transported from Lake Huron Ontario regions.
A driver reached down to push away a large turtle on a fishing trip and lost control of his sedan on East Lake Road near Midway Park. The car overturned twice after hitting a tree. Mr. Kinne suffered only scratches and bruises and spent the day at a relative’s home.
The schedule lists Ba Roxy and His Gang on WEAF at 6 20 p m and a Capital Theatre segment. WPG in Atlantic City features a Steel Pier Concert. WECO in Minneapolis Saint Paul airs a band concert at 1 p m, while WSAT Cincinnati offers the Eastern program with the Congress String Quartet at 8 45 p m.
A man identified as John Dempsey, brother of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, shot and killed his wife Edna in a Schenectady apartment and then shot himself. Edna, 21, had reportedly been separated from him and lived there for several months.
June traffic report lists five fatalities in Erie from car accidents. Investigators Lieutenant Ross and LeRoy Search probe deaths including Mrs Jessie Conky of 1172 Bust Street and Mrs Mary Reite of 1017 West 0th Street. The city logged 242 motor vehicle crashes, with 100 between intersections. Ernest Group joined friends in Erie today.
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