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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item shows Alcoma impulse data hitting rough areas amid expert analysis. Key figures or entities are unclear due to damaged text, but the note references Alcoma and data impulses in a technical context.
A vast crowd from western Pennsylvania and New York witnessed Kane’s Firemen Day parade amid thunderstorms. Police say more than 16 000 people lined the march route as three mile procession rolled through Evergreen park for Tercentenary Day observances headlined by State Senator C Hale Sipe. A Jamestown troupe performed Swedish folk dances in costume beside the park’s program.
Mr and Mrs Theodore O Swanson announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine Swanson to Wayne F. Skinner son of Mrs V Skinner, at the Lutheran parsonage in North East on August 12, 1936.
Sparta, July 22. O M Thompson says hundred holders have not presented certificates for the Grange National Bank dividend, and many checks await protest. calls for participation certificates to claim funds. Also reports on Camp Palace project near Coudersport, Velour curtain at Sparta Grange Hall, Boy Scout outing, and local road work delays and community notices.
Thirty one men employed by the WPA will work on the Girard township road project. Engineer William Gray, of the WPA district, said the project will involve government funding of 5881 and Great Lakes funding of 1783.75. Work includes ditch construction, berms, gravel, and riprap with completion expected in about three months.
United Press reports Pennsylvania Game Commission paid out over 72,700 dollars in bounty claims from June 4, 1937 to May 15, 1938. Only twenty hunter bounty claims were filed during the period versus forty in the prior year, with officials noting possible weasel and other predator incentives linked to hunting populations and prices.
Ned Holden returns to Bangkok as a Siamese secret service man aiding in recovering the Emerald Buddha stolen from the royal temple. He travels with Virginia Griffin and her father, facing suspicion around Griffin while en route through Laotian markets and jungles. Holden disguises as an interpreter, tracks danger, and navigates intrigue with Chambon and local factions during a perilous interior journey.
In a jungle monastery, Chambon and companions uncover a damaged Buddha statue amid ruins and lure for profit. They debate taking the relic as a treasure while locals warn of resistance from forest tribes and a powerful figure who has entered the road. Ned urges caution, while Pu Bow and characters haggle over risks and ownership. The tense scene centers on relics, language barriers, and looming conflict as outsiders press onward.
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