Desirable small More roort block space for rent
Desirable small block on the second floor offered for rent with remodeling to suit tenant needs. Inquiries invited. June 6.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1932
Page
4
Desirable small block on the second floor offered for rent with remodeling to suit tenant needs. Inquiries invited. June 6.
The report lists many small notices from Clarion County and nearby towns including grocery deals, institute planning at Clarion State Teachers College, obituaries, hospital updates, a jewel thieves case, marriage licenses up in six months, and society meetings. It notes D. L. Brunstrom challenging H. H. Porter, and several community group meetings and personal updates.
Warren Mintzer tells Times-Mirror Detroit plants are adding workers and improving conditions. Ford now outputting 4,500 cars per 21 hours. GM plants active or soon to be. Chevrolet sees strong daily output. Also notes on local events including a Baptist Ladies Aid picnic plan, Erie veterans park outing, and Niagara Falls gangster Gale arrested on attempted murder charges.
A wide Prohibition Bureau report details Al Capone's extensive control of the nation's liquor trade, naming around 200 connected persons and aiming for new indictments. The eight state probe, led by W Bennett, aided by Elliott Nesa, seeks to bolster cases against Capone and 68 associates as he serves time for income tax evasion at Atlanta Federal Prison.
Meadville July 18 A fierce farm blaze swept the BE. J. Sybrant property two miles north of Townville on Townline road, leaving only one building standing. The house brick veneer over a wooden frame, and eight buildings were leveled or burned with minimal insurance. Sybrant estimated losses exceed 12,000 as flames spread in high winds and limited items could be saved.
Ferdinand ambassador to Washington for 28 years and near Roosevelt era, a veteran diplomat. He authored standard French texts on English literature and several history works including Brothers in Arms and The Literary History of the English People. He won the Pulitzer for With Americans of Past Days and married Elsie Richards. He had suffered uremia and died at his Paris home with his wife at his side.
Reports of additional prison camp sweat box deaths spread to a conference seeking to ban brutality. Foreman Al P. Gorman of a granite jury, already indicting two guards for a sweat box death of a New Jersey youth, received the latest airmail reports from Miami and refused to disclose details. He aimed to present the matter to the state’s attorney amid death threats.
The State Communist convention ended amid crisis as 112 delegates and visitors were hospitalized with food poisoning after luncheon. About 200 collapsed, 22 doctors and 35 nurses responded to the outbreak at Massillon, with victims laid on the city hall lawn awaiting hospital transport.
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