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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1932
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses Europe's debt crisis and possible U.S. options. It weighs whether to cancel or collect foreign debts and notes the continuing impact on domestic economy. A letter on radio advertising criticizes excess Ballyhoo and the drawbacks of commercial broadcasting.
Items from Corry Pennsylvanian dated July 18 1912 note Louis Brown unloading three Ford cars for Frank Bioir Robert Osborne and Henry Bennett. News mentions fish commission visitors Cox and HByme from Pennsylvania and a Bleriot plane displayed by Messia Farnham Wells built by Harry Seamans. Also references Rosenthal murder case and a picnic at Lake Columbus. Local curb work near North Center street advances toward the railroad. A boy nearly drowned in the city park fountain rescued by Willy Matthews and Imi Barlow. A postcard from W Ed Marsh at Watkins NC says Corry automobilists camped nearby. Some predict heavy snow next winter based on July chestnut blossoms. Walter Frawley visiting Corry from St Paul Minn.
In Chicago on July 18 two men and a 24 year old woman faced self inflicted peril within hours. Anthony Spolt 42 and Charles Ditwich 44 were rescued after a 15 foot plunge into Calumet River. Helen Johnson 24 died after seeking death while each incident involved financial troubles marital strife or personal crisis.
Charles P. Stewart explains the Lausanne debt dispute as Allied powers face dwindling reparations from Germany and a looming moratorium. He notes diplomatic ambiguity, U.S. restraint, and growing pressure for a coordinated Anglo French stance while Uncle Sam's leverage wanes.
A set of six trivia prompts asks for Ene county population Wyoming population ranking in ures unclear Titanic sinking date invention of the depth bomb population of Union City and author of the phrase We must not stand upon trifles with a page turn reference.
Cherry Creek July 18 Joseph Turzillo a 20 year old farmer and his brother Ick 20 a laborer both of Southside avenue Cherry Creek were jailed in Mayville awaiting grand jury action on second degree assault charges. They allegedly beat Angelo Monica 72 their grandfather Friday evening leaving him seriously injured and confined. State Police arrested the pair Saturday and they waived examination before Justice Hiram Damon before confinement.
Veteran star John Gilbert moves toward directing and writing after lingering through talkie negotiations at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer while Colleen Moore rebrands from teen star to refined leading lady with a new MGM contract and a planned comeback in Plesh beside Wallace Beery.
H Allen Smith reviews Lady Elvanor Smiths Ballerina Varsovina tracing Lina Varso vyinas tragedy and devotion to dance while noting the novels artistic integrity. A New York sports writer debuts with Thrills in Sports and a humor filled Beware of Imitations surveys patent office inventions with humorous captions and drawings.
Farmers report crops benefiting from showers and warm days last week with hay now being cut and expected to exceed early expectations. Corn, potatoes, oats and fruit show strong growth as Corry area farms push mowing and favorable conditions lift yields and quality. Mercer County commissioners and Judge Mobaughry allow one year postponement of tax sale of seated lands reducing homeowner risk and county costs.
Dr. W G Strobl announced the death of Mrs Margaret Marquart 48 of Cleveland was accidental from a two car crash on West Ridge Road near Creengarden boulevard June 24. She died two days later at St Vincent's Hospital. Four others injured. No inquest held. charge of aggravated assault against Raymond J Marquardt withdrawn.
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