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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1932
Page
8
District Attorney Mortimer J Graham ordered closures across Venango County for owners without required operating licenses. Meantime the Lake LeBoeuf pavilion closed Sunday and a $10 permit fee was noted for certain operations.
The article depicts Libby Holman’s emotional testimony about her romance with Smith Reynolds, including his fear of unfulfillment and his gunshot death. It covers Walker and Holman’s testimonies at Reynolda, Reynolds’s family presence, and mentions threats and tensions as the jury verdict nears. Libby describes love, fear, and loss amid a high profile trial atmosphere at Reynolda estate near Winston-Salem.
Deep mystery cloaks the shooting death of R. J. Reynolds heir Smith Reynolds as a coroner's jury delivers a verdict that death came from a gun wound inflicted by an unknown person. Libby Holman Reynolds, the widow, recounts courtship and marital strain while Libby and Ab Walker remain free as the investigation may go before a grand jury.
Listed are daily symphony events at Chautauqua with July 11 to 18 activities. Includes lectures by Dr. Spaeth, recitals by Mildred Thrang, Baker of London, and performances conducted by George Barrere, plus Weinberg and Klamb. No reserved amphitheatre seating and Daylight Saving time observed.
Fire discovered shortly after 5:00 a m Monday completely destroyed the Anderson farm residence two miles south of Brocton on the Bear Lake road. The Brocton fire department arrived but limited water and wells nearby were pumped dry. The large barn fifty feet away was saved, and most household effects were removed. The loss is estimated at 6 000 dollars with small insurance. the blaze is believed due to a defective chimney.
An auto owned by EL D. Summerton of Union City broke from its parking spot on South Main Street and rolled about fifty feet down a hill, damaging a light delivery truck owned by D. J. Toner. Two girls narrowly escaped injury, running to the east side of the street as the car bore down. One girl jumped clear just before reaching the sidewalk, dropping about two feet from the struck delivery truck.
John C. Coyle, 30, of 434 Biddle Street, a Maple Avenue Hospital patient in DuBois, is recovering from injuries sustained in an automobile crash near DuBois on Friday. Doctors say his prognosis is excellent with only slight risk to sight in the right eye from battery-acid burn. left eye vision is not expected to be impaired.
A garbled UnionTC item hints at an investigation into a Whipkey motive and railroad actions. The fragment mentions Connellsyill and a turntable, noting attempts to tie the local railroad to a success or failure outcome. Further readable details remain unclear.
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