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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented report notes a preliminary game at noon with tense exchanges and disputed figures. Officials caution about misstatements while observers describe a heated scene affecting the match's early status and public perception.
The fragment notes a club named Babe and references an expected tumor. Details are sparse. No clear date or location is provided to identify a concrete news item.
A compact rural contest in Guernsey Pa drew athletes from nearby towns for a roping and track event. The meet featured close finishes and several top performers, with Crawford and Mead among the notable competitors during a hazy autumn afternoon.
A dated Washington report notes smuggling profits after repeal and how the French franc purchases helped France dodge gold constraints. It cites Morgenthau aiding currency stability and mentions St Pierre and Miquelon’s role in liquor trafficking. It recalls Tammany tactics and hints at Roosevelt aide Howe’s influence amid health rumors.
A health official urges parents to extend concern beyond children to their own well being. A doctor cites a family whose checkup revealed an undetected heart issue in a boy and anemia in the mother, arguing routine adult examinations are prudent and protective.
Eric Held, eight, from Eric, accompanied by Attorney and Mrs. Jacob Held, faced sudden vision loss while traveling by train to Baltimore. Reading the name Corry on a station sign during transit sparked a rapid recovery as doctors at Johns Hopkins Eye Clinic evaluated him, suggesting a temporary issue with his sight may have resolved.
Unemployment relief rolls declined in early July with 16 000 fewer persons and the total dropping to 1 615 000 B22. Applications totaled 10 488, new cases added 698 and 11 590 cases were closed, a net decrease of 2 900 families more than 16 000 people.
Walter Buckner, vice president and chairman of the executive committee at New York Life Insurance, completed fifty years of service today. He began as a fourteen year old office boy and has remained with the firm ever since. The executive and junior officers presented him with a silver table service in honor of his milestone anniversary.
More than 20,000 persons are expected to qualify for Michigan's new old age pension, with benefits not to exceed 30 dollars a month. The program is aided by a 2 million dollar state appropriation and potential 2 million federal matching funds, replacing an earlier head tax plan. Eligibility includes age 70 (to be lowered to 68), U.S. citizenship, ten years state residence, need, and no other support.
Dayton leads a shift in family budgeting as Mrs. Edith McClure Patterson, member of the Ohio Liquor Control Board and Dayton School Board, is tapped to help set a nationwide liquor spending plan. Her research found housewives allocate about eight percent of their husbands earnings to alcohol, a figure she champions in finance education and public discussion.
Dean Hyde of Youngsville sustained a fractured right ankle and injuries to his left wrist and back after falling from a building roof while working for O. C. Johnson. A 45 year old was brought to the hospital in fair condition today and described as fairly comfortable.
Corry delegates join the 38th annual State Association of Rural Letter Carriers convention in Easton, with hundreds of delegates and the Ladies Auxiliary session. Mayor Roberts and Postmaster Schultz welcomed attendees. Harry L. Grimm spoke for Greentown and Mrs. Robert Paige for the women. The event runs to Wednesday with officer elections and next year’s convention city chosen.
Total receipts S13,730.44 Current expenses 11,920.10 Debt service 131.99 Total Bal on hand. Assets School buildings and sites 8,000.10 Textbooks and equipment 4,000. 1934 tax Ceres 2,088 1933 tax 29170 1982 to occa vege 20sL yt Other accounts receivable Gas 24 General fund balance 19864 Total assets 20,688.06 We hereby certify that we have examined the above accounts and find them correct and that the securities of the officers of the board are in accord with law. HC. DRAKE, WEBB P. McCRAY, uly 1, 1988, .
President Moscicki announced dates for parliamentary and senatorial elections under the new corporative constitution. September 8 will be for the lower house, and September 15 for the senate. Nominal candidates will be permitted under the corporative system.
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