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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses Bolshevism with opinions from the Pope and a national educator. It notes property ownership in America as a safeguard, and contrasts socialist threats with American freedoms. The edition also features an unsigned Sunday column about swimming, water fear, and how confidence helps stay afloat.
A detail from The Titusville Herald describes the arrest of Raymond Kroah, a suspect in the assault of seven year old Wanda Anthony of Titusville. Chief Dan F. Connell coordinated detective work to detain Kroah at Canton, New York, with plans to bring him to Titusville for charges. The unidentified floater aided by locating Kroah after claiming to have parted ways with him in Corry.
The column notes rough unpaved stretches from East Wayne Street to Strota Street with many holes and detours causing slow travel. It highlights a September auto inspection and praises improvements in highway safety through brakes and lights checks. It also memorializes Roy Ahearn, a famed aviation pilot, who died in a crash while the Tom Thumb golf course plan is introduced in Corry.
A rectangular field is 11 2 times as long as it is wide and needs 160 yards of fencing. Solve for area in square yards. The note provides an arithmetic explanation about adding numbers and division, unrelated to the geometry problem.
United Press reports Earl Carroll was ordered to stand trial for obscenity in General Sessions alongside Jimmy Savo and others in a case tied to a Broadway production. The judge set bond at $500, and the hearing involves a cast, dancers, and a visiting actress.
Ammunition and liquor arrests followed a raid on a large picnic at McLees Rocks where about 500 attendees including political and industrial leaders gathered. United Press reports three men charged with dry law violations, seized barrels of beer and two pistols amid the shelter house raid by officers from Pittsburgh.
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