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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
3
A Corry Evening Journal column reprints Gen. Butler’s remarks on wearers of the uniform. It argues against a military aristocracy, noting veterans are generally better physically but no more privileged, and discusses civilian fear of military domination and a proposed veteran bonus.
A group of Cleveland artists, stalled by hard times, staged a curb market in a big hall. More than 12,000 people entered, packed the space, watched rapid portraits and silhouettes, and bought vast amounts of art, sparking mutual disbelief and renewed belief in art’s appeal.
July 25 report states nine year old Joseph Jolchim drowned after falling from an overhanging ledge while attempting to trap pigeons. His body was recovered downstream in the Allegheny River near Pittsburgh.
An Interstate Commerce Commission official announced the completed ruling on the four system rail merger, startling reporters who had predicted a fall decision. The leak risked market speculation but officials remained loyal to secrecy as printers and lawyers absorbed the historic moment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe kangaroo anatomy aiding surgeons with tendon use. The text is garbled and unclear about specific events, names, places, or dates. Actionable details are not readable.
A roundup of upcoming titles and author notes includes Fred Rothermell's A Preface to Death and Celino Ames Not in Aztec Nakedness. New works feature Thorne Smith The Bishop's Jaegers and Ann Bridge Peking Picnic, with prizes noted for Atlantic Monthly. Readers are advised to anticipate literary variety this autumn.
Hollywood film scout Walter Futter, 84, catalogs oddities for the screen, collecting strange creatures and marvels from California to abroad. His Hollywood Barnum studio features a fish-catching cat, a whistling man at Huntington Park, and a fiber of bizarre wonders sent by cameramen and fans seeking proof of the unbelievable.
July 25 Jamestown youth Louis De Mayere aged 21 drowned when a motorboat carrying five men capsized off Lakewood near Chakauqua Lake during strong winds. Four other youths, including Lennard Anderson Arthur Anderson Clifford Carson Victor Johnson, were rescued as rescuers from Jamestown responded after cries for help. DeMayere was pulled under as the boat sank, despite attempts to save him. night darkness and heavy seas hindered sighting, leading rescuers to locate the overturned craft and confirm his death.
Local notes recount rabies outbreak rumors in Klondike and a rain-delayed baseball game with Youngsville. Railroad trouble near Waterford slowed Erie trains by over an hour while travelers and families head to camps and lake trips across the region.
The text discusses movements in musical compositions such as a symphony or sonata. It explains first, second, third, and fourth movements, their distinct tempi and themes, and how they maintain coherence through continuous style and overall composition.
Everett Sanders was chosen by President Coolidge to head Hoover's national campaign organization. The veteran congressman from Wisconsin is described as an able lawmaker and longtime White House aide whose competence is seen as fitting the presidential bid. He faces immediate duties at the convention and a key role in directing campaign strategy as Hoover pursues the White House.
Forton Apa fifteen of North Union Street was drowned Saturday afternoon in Oléan Creek behind his home. Dominick Blue fourteen ran for help as firemen with an inhalator tried for two hours to revive him after the pair swam from a rowboat.
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