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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses Germany's entry into the war and rising demands, analyzing imperial motives and potential consequences. It critiques German expansion, colonial aims, and the Allies' responses, reflecting concerns about shifting global power dynamics.
Fragmented OCR text references air cooled engines, Lindbergh imagery, and various technical terms. It mentions demonstrations, radiator focus, and speculative notes on variants and configurations. No coherent narrative or clear event structure is recoverable from the readable fragments.
A stylized account traces Charles Lindbergh growth as a bold aspiring aviator. It highlights early experiments, risky stunts, and public fascination, noting feats, failures, and the relentless drive shaping his aviation career. Persistent daring and mechanical tinkering frame his pursuit of flight.
A fragment from the Journal Files recounts offices and personnel changes at the Empire Line and Pennsylvania Freight in Corry. It also sketches a reminiscence of Charles Lindbergh’s boyhood, noting early engineering activity and family ties to Congressman Lindbergh, with anecdotes about youth and school days.
At the reorganization meeting Da Bi Ribler was chosen president of the Board of Education. A. J. Brooks, four miles east of Upesees, returns from Oregon after nursery experiments aimed at starting a local nursery. Rockwell back from the west to Corry. Arlon Atkinson travels to Gatland for marine veterinary business. Loupe heads to Breensburg for the Prohibition state convention. Horace Williams and sons Ernest and Arthur visit relatives then journey toward the Mississippi headwaters. Carl Bolander recalls Lindbergh as determined and close to his father in manner. Night before Lindbergh left for Paris he slept only about three hours, an inherited trait his friends say.
Daniel F. Blake a Bradford police retiree living at 132 Summer Street trimmed and decorated graves in St Bernard’s cemetery for his wife and two sons then killed himself after noon on Wednesday A body found at 8 pm and time of death uncertain The event occurred amid arrangement of grave sites following his family losses.
Citizens of Roseville gathered to oppose excavation for a new overpass that could threaten a spring supplying the borough water. They cited a nearby railroad crossing construction and questioned if the spring remains at risk, urging halt until safety is ensured. Local officials and residents weighed opinions on the water supply and possible alternate methods.
June 4 Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company officials reported several failed attempts to blow mines using a buried pipe line and weights. Superintendent De Leon described the device and wire used, with the blast fizzling after the charge did not detonate.
Kane June 4 Thieves entered the home of LM Cook on Ti Jolloway Street while the family was away between 8:30 and 10:80 pm and stole a wrist watch and ring valued about 195 dollars. They rifled a bed room and kitchen cabinet leaving small sums of money nearby untouched. Night Patrolman Vale investigated after the family returned shortly before 11 pm and noted the missing valuables were the main loss.
Invented Pendulum Guygens, a Dutchman, born 11 162%, was the first plastical exponent of the pendulum, employing it in the mechan ism of Wie clock. Leonardo da Vinet left notes on pendulum study, and Galileo continues these studies.
A garbled set of geography questions and partial answers. Topics include western coast landmarks, Canadian provinces, U.S. states bounds, and river tributaries with scattered responses such as Lower California Vancouver Island and Alaska, alongside errors in names and locations.
By United Press New York report notes irregular trading as investors exited, but overall tone improved. General Motors, O Stel, Baldwin led gains while Pittsburgh and Tension Oil rose over four points amid a dynamic session with traders steering toward strong issues.
Merril Lyiwil & Company New York bankers offered common stock at $25 par value to customers. The issue includes 251000 shares of common stock with $0.08 par value and 1000 shares reserved as Preferred stock certificates. Registered holders may buy one common share per preferred share at $40 before July 20, 1980.
A fragment shows multiple stations and programs in a Sunday radio lineup. Eastern WEAT WEAY WELW and others present musical acts including baritone performances by William Simmons and a recital at St Paul. Times include 8 15 p m and 7 15 p m across venues.
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