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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1931
Page
3
Anil Tantt reports vie 1 no ton 4 in a brief note. The fragment references a naming or coding sequence without clear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tea and a list of numbers and words including first, view, 5 and 9. Readable items are sparse with no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a concise news item.
Readable fragments show a brief note about Best and Janes with an operation or opening wait published in a local paper. Entities include Best and Janes, with vague reference to an event timing. The text remains fragmentary, offering little context beyond the names and a possible action date.
Five former political offenders freed by the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet government received cash prizes ranging from 1000 to 5000 rubles as part of a new conciliatory policy under Stalin. They had been serving terms in a factory under strict surveillance and are praised for working conscientiously for the regime. The gesture is seen as a political move with mixed global reaction.
A report by the royal commission on labor in India details dreadful living conditions for workers. In Bombay and Karachi many families share one room, with high child mortality and no privacy. The piece notes global slums and calls for a plan to address food and housing waste and shortages.
William Deffler from West Washington Street harvests a large garden yield. Construction work begins on West Church Street corridor extending from First Avenue to Euclid Street. Damion returns with a heavy 2900 pound span of blacks. A. Cooley provides expert advice. Erie Railroad adds twenty workers for new service. Five youths from St. Maxys arrested by Capt. Conover during theft on the P.R. railroad. W. A. Robins of London intends to return Text Week for the Olympic with daughter Daisy. Billposter Glison travels to Mayville for Corry races posting notices.
Speedy Transportation selected two Japanese newspaper men to race around the world using regular transport. One finished in 30 days 45 minutes breaking the old 33 days 20 hours record. the other took 2% days and 40 minutes. The piece notes the race mainly shows many air routes for travelers, yet the more exciting Post and Gatty circled the globe in about a week.
Answers: Don Juan incomplete byron poem. Savannah Ga leads naval stores. Aluminum is most abundant metal. Sir Robert Baden-Powell founder of Boy Scouts. Alaska supplies most salmon product in the U S.
San Francisco July 16 John Galen Howard world famous architect and UC Berkeley professor died from a heart attack in a bath house. He designed many California campus buildings including the university capital dome structure and numerous dormitories.
A compact note on English usage and pronunciation. The text highlights misused words such as sociable versus social interests and mispronunciations like Jose. It urges careful vocabulary study and defines rigorous as strictly severe and unyielding.
A short item presents arithmetic brainteasers on wine cost, water content, and a gallon question. It also includes a dated answer section about speeds in miles per hour and conversion steps for feet per revolution and feet per second, with several numeric clues.
Vehicle inspection begins Monday July 20 as part of state and federal quarantine on the European corn borer. Inspectors at highway stations in Pennsylvania and other quarantined states stop cars to enforce the quarantine and check for prohibited articles, with the aim of preventing spread. The program runs sixty to ninety days, aided by public cooperation and reducing disruption to truckers. Mr and Mrs Brank Daniels of Union City are guests at the Daniels home on South Center Street.
Clarence H. Mackay and Anna Case, MET Opera star and daughter of a village blacksmith, wed at St. Mary's Roslyn L I New York. The ceremony was by Rev Vincent Donovan with few family members present. Guests included Mrs O'Brien Mrs Berlin and John W Mackay as well as Cardinal Hayes who announced the Catholic confirmation of Miss Case prior to the nuptials. The couple left for a motor trip after the ceremony.
An editorial discusses the term rump parliament as a body that no longer reflects the majority will of the people of Mie. It recalls the English example after Pride purified it in 1648, leaving only the Independent faction.
Paul Searkoski, 16, of 701 Mast 23rd Street, drowned Friday morning after slipping into a water slip west of the Pennsylvania grain elevator near Holland Street. Companion Elmer Konkel, 16, and swimmer Carl Runiewicz, 17, attempted rescue as guards searched the bay for nearly 30 minutes before recovering the body.
Cole Hill July 18 An 11 year old Leo Burdnsky while tending cows on Davy Hill barefooted encountered a snake on a path. He killed the rattler with a club after it struck, bringing the ten rattles and button home to show his parents.
A ferocious dog terrorizing the west side was killed by Patrolman Lawrence Placido late Friday. After attacking a middle aged woman near Sti and Cranberry streets, Placido rushed to a drug store on 8th and Cranberry, borrowed a shotgun, and shot the dog two blocks away as it menaced him.
United Press outlines a radio schedule for Sunday with programs on WJZ NBC at 6:30 p m Wheatte scrapbook WAERC CBS 8:50 p m Grand opera miniature WAEC CBS 10:00 p m Continental string quartet WJZ NEG 10:20 p m Tonga orchestra WHA NBC 11 009 South Sea Islanders.
Willian J. Farnsworth of Clarendon dies at his daughter’s home after a long illness. Survived by wife Mathilda, two daughters Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Gallagher, and three sons Raymond, Harold, and a Warren resident, plus five sisters and a brother. Farnsworth long served as general superintendent of production with Drew Levick Company and was known in practitioner circles.
A short section of the new Jifty bleachers by Cory Bleacher Company replaces old seating at Morgen pitching grounds adjoining the main building for Aligers spectators. J.B. Patterson, company president, notes portable setts designed for quick assembly, durable steel frame, two coats of gray duck paint, and corrosion resistant fasteners. The design emphasizes safety, ease of use, and compatibility with hall service, with attention to damp weather and durability.
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