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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
A warning urged by Benjamin G. Byers on motor vehicle safety for Pennsylvania children during summer idle hours. Parents and drivers should enforce street crossing rules, discourage rides on wagons, and teach left and right looking rules to prevent accidents.
Edward C. Hitch, 22, of 202 Saséafras Street, faces an alcohol driving charge after his car crashed into another on Lake Road in Ripley injuring 56 year old Charles Garrison. Garrison was taken to Hamilton Hospital with a fractured skull and shoulder and body injuries. Hitch is jailed in Weatfield. Frank Hite, of Drie, released. Report notes rising government outlays across many departments from 1911 to 1931.
A historical critique notes railroads show net income near zero under mixed regulation as 85 percent of earnings cover operating expenses and taxes. It argues unregulated and subsidized competition erodes investment in plant improvements, calling for a sound railroad solution. It cites rising federal costs, including agriculture and commerce budgets, as evidence of growing bureaucracy increasing public expense.
United Press compilation by H Allen Smith surveys idiosyncrasies of notable figures such as Hoover Vallee Rockefeller Jr Morgano Chaplin Mencken Guinan and others. It lists varied tastes from porcelain collecting to writing with both hands and late-night readings.
An advertisement touts new MULULO GLO face powder that hides pores and wrinkles, uses a Brench process for smoother, longer wear, prevents shine, and suits all complexions. Sold at Keister's Drug Store.
Miss Marian A. Martinelli of Dunkirk sues drivers Joseph Graziano from Dunkirk and Chirence L. Gates from Hamburg for 15000 dollars in damages after a June 3 1981 crash near Angola. Louis Martinelli sues for hospital and other bills. Both cases heard before Justice Hinki and a jury.
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