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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
5
Among 120 Musk ingum College graduates are Corry sisters Mildred Mary Monroe and Ruth Marie Wing. They will receive bachelor of arts degrees on June 7. Monroe has excelled in speech and drama and is a member of the F. A. D. social club.
Firefighters from Youngsville were called Wednesday evening to a home on the Youngsville Pittsfield road where a chicken house housing 150 chicks was heated by an oil stove. The building and flock were destroyed but the home and barn were saved by the pumper. Miss Ewing, sister to English and member of the Spanish club, noted.
Personal mentions include Or and Mrs C A Rankin departing for McKeesport Pa after an overnight city visit. Several residents host guests, attend college events, or travel to State College Detroit Meadville and Warren for house parties alumni dances and family visits.
Two road projects in Western Pennsylvania costing about 700000 will be let this summer. One $500000 project covers three improvements creating a direct route from the western south to the West Virginia line, including a four mile wad run in Washington and Beaver counties. A section from Frankfort Springs to the Lincoln Highway will open June 16. The other $200000 project builds a 30 foot highway from Glenshaw to Mt Royal, eliminating several curves and two railroad crossings on the Baltimore and Ohio main line.
New York June 3 stock list edges up 1 to 5 points aided by a firm bond market and shares held gains despite late profit-taking. Wheat and cotton fall after early strength. gram and other commodities show mixed moves. Major issues include American Car American Locomotives General Motors Studebaker US Steel and Westinghouse with several declines and advances noted in the closing prices.
Amel is Earhart arrived in Paris from London to a throng of about 5,000 at St Havenre station. She and husband George Putnam were cheered as crowds lined the streets. She cancelled Rome plans to consult Mansplint and said after the transatlantic flight nothing matters but raising a family.
Reports describe a severe earthquake in Mexico City with minimal damage noted in one district. In Philadelphia, Dr Orlando H Petty, a World War hero and diabetes expert awarded the Medal of Honor, shot himself with a German Luger at his home, following illness related practice restrictions.
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot says he will not sign any utility charters and supports a 40 year maximum for charter life. He argues utilities need protection for investors but not perpetual control that burdens future generations. Indictments against public officials and others were quashed in a separate federal action.
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