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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text presents a partial title about rein and era, with unclear context. The readable fragments mention a person named Rein and a possibly historical or thematic note. No clear event, place, date, or organization is evident to confirm specifics.
Personal notes list numerous residents visiting relatives in Cleveland Pittsburgh Syracuse Utica N Y and Massachusetts over weekends and holidays. Residents plan motor trips to Erie Meadville Lewistown Youngstown and other towns while guests stay with local families including Paulsons, Shields, Barry, Danner and Miller households.
United Press reports Governor Orville Potter questioned the decapitated man found on a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad siding near New Castle. The body’s identity and age could not be established and the head was missing.
George Kuasser, a 36 year old ex convict on parole and a World War II veteran, was held by police today as the admitted pants thief suspected of burglarizing several homes. He allegedly stole over $100 in loot and was identified by service credentials at a crime scene. Kuasser, an electrician who lived at 1019 Walnut Street, was questioned at the police headquarters after detectives surprised him in his room Wednesday afternoon.
Lieut. Col. Sap aro Aizawa was executed by two firing squads today for the murder of Lieut. Gen Tet suman Nagata, director of the military affairs bureau, with the sentence affirmed by the military supreme court after a sensational trial. Police had 9 pins him to extn before he would plait it. The report also mentions a theft of $10 from Howard, 315 W 2nd street, and Buffalo visitors Fred Shuss and Hewart Hopler.
Mrs. Marjorie Peck hosted fifty four guests at Corinne Dean's Tea Room in Youngsville in honor of her sister Miss Catharine Auer. Dinner was at six with yellow and white daisies, followed by cards and prizes for guests including Mrs. W M Young and Mrs J R Elliott. Additional attendees hailed from Law Abides Liberty Warren and North East.
Elmer C. Walzer surveys a subdued market with no clear direction for the coming weekend. He notes scarce London money, high margin requirements affecting volume, and speculative activity continuing despite debates on potential recovery, plus a note on RCA’s ticker change and symbol quirks.
Chrysler Corporation stock rose to a high not seen since 1929 during a late session rally on New York exchanges. Trading was moderately active with utilities dropping in price. The market saw steel lead declines while Home stake and Smelting showed notable moves amid a broad swing in high to low priced issues.
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