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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Publication Details

Publication information for the Corry Evening Journal dated Daly excluding Sunday. Names and offices include Arthur Gologrove as publisher and Fred Kimball as national state representative. Address and circulation rates are listed with post office and carrier options.

Daly Golegrove Arthur Colggrove National Fred Kimball, Inc W. Doin New York Tribune Chicago

Better Radio Programs and Fourth of July Safety

Radio Commissioner Harold A. Lafount criticizes wasteful broadcasting practices and urges more educational content and cultural programming, with voluntary advisory committees and educator involvement. He also reviews the Glorious Fourth, noting fireworks deaths declined but injuries rose from other causes, and calls continued caution for swimmers picnickers and patriots alike.

Harold A Lafount Radio Commission

Business and politics blend as confidence grows

A Chicago financier argues that business enjoys rising confidence while political leaders adopt economist roles. He says leaders want business prosperity and that the two realms now understand each other better and are less antagonistic to legitimate activities.

Chicago

Problem solving ciphered clockwork misprint

A garbled puzzle text describes timing flashes and a calculation involving bolts and casts. The fragment hints at a per cent cost and a rotational relation, but the full problem is unreadable and incomplete.

Trivia questions from a history page prompt

A jumble of quiz style questions asks about Lincoln assassination connections the speed of light global telephone totals U.S. constitutional ratification numbers an oldest Canadian city and a list of names with dates. It resembles a crossword or classroom recap from a historical newspaper page.

District of Columbia Lincoln U.S Canad Tennessee Walt Whitmay

Finger Print System Installed In Westfield Village

July 12 Det Drake of the Westfield Police Department reports a new program recording fingerprints and sketches of felons and some misdemeanants. The data, sent to Albany, is classified and shared with police nationwide, marking an innovation for small communities.

Westhinld Det Drake Westfield Police Department Albany United States

Truck Plunge Into Walnut Creek injures two in Ohio

A Mack truck skidded on a wet Walnut Creek highway and plunged into the creek. Gari Northinward, 25, of 194 Blue Street, Painesville, was rescued but left with serious injuries. Louise Robosky, 10, of 106 West 260 Streets in St. Vincents, was injured seriously after being struck while riding in Peach Street near 25th and 26th. Harry Eaton, driver of a Scott transportation truck, helped transport Northinward to Hernot hospital. William Hirsch, 302 West 18th Street, aided the Robosky child and took her to Hie Hoaph.

Brin Gari Northinward Blue Street Painesville Hamner Hospital Walnut Creek Louise Robosky West 260 St. Vincents Hospital Peach Street Jouilen Irie Northlasard Harry Eaton Scott Transportition Estek Fife 26Th Peach Streets Helice Hernot Hospital William Hirsch West 18Th Street Hie Hoaphu

Enjoy Outing at Findley’s by St Paula Lutheran Ladies Aid

Mrs. Harrison Keppel hosted the St Paula Lutheran Ladies Aid yesterday at the Meadow View Inn in Bindley N.Y. Fifty members enjoyed a social session and a business meeting chaired by Mrs. J A Lanston. Plans for a Sunday School picnic on July 18 were made with committees named for refreshments transportation and entertainment. Members to bring contributions for the picnic including favors and utensils. The event featured boating bathing horse riding games and a finalized menu by the Inn’s managers.

Harrison Keppel St Paula Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meadoiva Bindley Licke N.Y Mra. J A. Lanston Henry Keppel William Hall Morris Chapin Amos Williams

Two Killed in Plane Crash Near Tamaqua

In Tamaqua a plane crashed during a thunderstorm at 900 feet, killing Mrs Bernice Gaile Andrews 20 of Williamsport and Garry Titerington of Brooklyn New York. The film-ex student and flyer was en route from New York to Williamsport when it went into a tailspin. The wreckage was found on a farm by Charles Gilbert. Mrs Andrews, a divorced wife and mother to a son, was among the deceased.

Tamaqua Bernice Gailey Andrews Williamsport Garry Titerington Brooklyn N.Y Andrews Motion Picture New York Williamsobi Chasee

Noted figures off for Europe on Majestic

New York July 12 The White Star liner Majestic sailed with three notable figures aboard Andrew Mellon secretary of the Treasury J P Morgan and former New Jersey Governor George S Silzer They planned a five month European voyage Silzer said John J Raskob was named chairman of the Democratic national committee but neither Morgan nor Mellon commented on politics.

New York Majestic United States Andrew W- Mellon

Warren Boy Killed in Fall From Truck

Warren July 12 Arthur Minnelli aged 10 died after a rear gate of a banana truck broke, dropping him and two others onto the concrete. The injury occurred near North Warren as the truck returned from Jamestown. He died en route to Warren General Hospital from concussion and probable skull fracture. Others aboard included Ross Minnelli Steve Massa Jo Massa and Joseph Mascaro. The truck was driven by Harry Lord. Coroner for Lowrey investigating.

Warren Arthur Minsaelli Jamestown Jim Warren Genera Hospital Breok Cosmano Pennsylvania Avenue East Harry Lord Fifth Avenue West Ind Ross Minnelli Steve Massa Jo Massa Joseph Mascaro Lowrey Pansuas North Warren Country Club Tad Gail Hamilton

Shell-Shocked Veteran Found Dead in Pittsburgh

In Oil City and Pittsburgh an aged World War veteran named Guard West, about 80, was found in a box car on the Pennsylvania Railroad. He appeared shell shocked from the war, exhausted, with dirty clothes and signs of hardship after years of wandering, sanitariums, and hospitals.

Oil City Thuilht Tuan Guard West Butler Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad

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