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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
3
The article argues the London naval treaty will likely be ratified despite Admirals’ views, stressing naval parity and peace through mutual understanding over war. It also critiques Red baiting, urging caution against witch hunt politics and urging focus on pressing national problems.
A 1910 item notes George Carmicke narrowly escaped when his wagon was struck by train 13 at Center street. The Senior High flag atop the tower was raised, Wilbur Lambing removed it, Heath and Spiesmas sworn to the Board of Education, Mrs. Livermore named Ladies Auxiliary president, and students observed seniors on the high school roof attempting to secure a pendant crown amid school orders.
Mr and Mrs James Mangen travel with Mrs Mangan s nieces and nephew Katherine Ruth and Walter Dempsey to Dunidas where they will establish their future residence.
Readings on getting words right with tips on misused terms mispronunciations and common misspellings. Today's focus is Insistence defined as persistent insistence illustrated by a sample sentence showing how persistence secures consent.
A puzzle asks the cost to dig a ditch 3 feet wide 15 feet deep and 75 yards long at 60 en cubic yard. The answer to yesterday notes a rate of 14 in one hour for Smith and 3 hours for all, with a brief explanation and unclear wording.
Dr Copeland New Yorks physician senator urges summer as health season. Sunlight outdoor activity fresh vegetables and fruit and lighter clothing build resistance to winter illnesses. Key aim is food ample sleep and using every bit of season to improve overall health.
In Lisbon today the German minister to Portugal, Dr Albert von Balig, was wounded as a German warship Koenigsburg called. The assassin, a German subject, fired several pistol shots, leaving Balig in serious condition aboard the ship.
Lawrence and Howard Jones sue executor Othmar Yochim in Erie county court for $50,000 alleging the death of their father Peter Jones 62 in a late night auto crash twelve miles west of Bria on Ridge road. Yochim and Julian Yochim died in the same accident. three other men injured. Attorneys Owen M. Burn and Enoch Filer represent the plaintiffs.
Beaiyfield to host sunrise Pentecost commemoration Sunday at 6 am by the Warren Ministerial Association. Rev. Harold McCurdy of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church to officiate with a 5:45 am chimes prelude from Hinckley memorial chimes at First Methodist. Service includes worship call, prayers by Rev. Carl N. Peterson, addresses on The Living Flame, and benediction by Rev. H. J. Brunner.
The lines list five Q A pairs: Russia’s last Emperor was Nicholas II. A centaur is a being with a human upper body and horse lower body and can be steered. The nickname for a British soldier is Tommie or Tommy. Before his conversion on the road to Damascus, Saul’s name was Saul, later Paul. Des Moines derives from the Des Moines River named by French explorers meaning river of the monks.
Erie coast guard captain M G McCune reports two tun runners who leaped from the ale laden Robert B during seizure off Mile creek swam to shore. He based his belief on crew statements from cutter 9018 and subsequent observations. Darkness and a risky search followed the overboard incident.
In a June United Press Arts roundup Paul W. White notes Orio Vergani's Poor Nigger translated by W. W. Hobson for its intense scenes of a prize fighter’s life and a match against the light heavyweight champion. He also critiques One Woman's War, a memoir diary by a female jute and canteen worker, praised for naivete and stark detail.
The list highlights top fiction titles by Rinehart Ferber and others, noting The Strange Death of President Harding and works by Sidney ienz Simon & Schuster. It previews biographical and literary works shaping reader interest, including Charlemagne as described by Rus sell and upcoming titles by Clifford Sublette and Rosamond Lehman.
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