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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1934

Page

8

Restrictions on quota slow RWD sewer projects

The quota rules limiting the number of men on Carry on Works Division 1 projects hinder progress on local utilities. Second ward sewer near Raymond Avenue has not started. Spring Street sewer work advances slowly with small crews. Graveled street work underrepresents reported workers. school district labor limits delay road and building repairs. Overall, rapid progress depends on higher city quota or more release of workers from the school district.

Second Ward Raymond Avenue M Spring Street Jhyrtle Seneca Streets Spring Street Uilding

Married at Jamestown Wayne Price Weds Alice Hivers

Announcement of the marriage between Wayne Price son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Price North Center Street Corry and Miss Alice Hivers daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rivers Jamestown New York. The ceremony took place Saturday at 10 am at St Luke Episcopal Church Jamestown with Willis Price and Dorothy Rivers as attendants. The couple will reside in Jamestown where the groom works for Swift Ant Company.

Wayne Price Emmett Price North Center Street Corry Alice Hivers Charles Rivers Jamestown N. Y St. Luke's Episcopal Church Willis Price Dorothy Rivers Webride

Centenarian Athlete in Porterville Waits for Dinner

A Porterville centenarian, aged 105, is described in a letter from Peter Kamivises as awaiting a seven mile trip to dine with his brother. The note notes two octogenarians nearby and claims Kamivises’s mother in Leonivlion Greece lived to 119.

Porterville, Cal Stemretina Kamvises Peter Kamivises Porterville Kamvises Leonivlion Greece

Fragmented OCR Chronology Items Mixed with Names

Fragmentary excerpt lists scattered historical markers and names. Mentions slavery abolition by 1865 Constitution, a dog bite in Salem New Jersey, South Carolina secession in 1860, Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock 1620, women smoking by the press, and Joan Crawford born in 1908.

Pennsylvania Graduates Face Job Dilemma After High School

Harrisburg June 18 After high school what is the fate of about 60 000 Pennsylvania youths who just finished their studies Many will seek further education while others face unemployment Industrial and commercial recovery has not yet absorbed them Superintendent James N Rule urges four community actions to aid unemployed youth including cooperative committees recreational programs and cooperative enterprises He notes the need for morale building and summer camps and highlights existing college aid and emergency classes as steps toward a solution

Morey J. Potter United Press Harrisburg Igh Pennsylvania Feason Department of Education James N. Rule Com‘smonwaslth

Possible development in southern trees offer newsprint and quinine

Alfred Berthin et al reports southeastern forests may yield newsprint for national papers and medicinal quinine from Georgia Bark of South Carolina. Coker and Totten note Maiden's Brushes trees in the Southeast possess notable healing properties and beauty. They describe rare trees like cabbage palmetto and Tamion taxiflorium, with the large Reems Creek Poplar in Buncombe County, North Carolina, at 98 feet tall and eleven feet in diameter.

Alfred Berthinet United Press Itl, N,gc South America Georgia South Carolina William Chambers Coker Henry Roland Totten Bolling University of North Carolina Florida United States Coker Totten Southeastern States University of North Carolina Press North Carolina Reems Creek Buncome County

Grass planting near Coos Bay to stop dune drift

OCC recruits in Marshfield Oregon transplant thick-growing Holland grass to stabilize drifting sand from Coos Bay and Umpqua harbor. The plant forms a dense mat when rooted, reducing sand movement. In Salem, Harry Mac Murphy testified in divorce court that he knocked his wife down and jumped on her stomach after she refused to hand over her weekly pay, injuring her to the point she could not wear a hat for weeks.

OCC Coos Bay Umpqua Harbor Salem Harry Mac Murphy

PWA poised to place more workers as deficit bill passes

Washington reports the Public Works Administration ready to place additional workers under a replenished fund. The deficit bill would authorize up to 500 million dollars for public works, with naval construction post offices and federal projects continuing. Applications for loans and grants exceed two billion. Only about one in ten non federal applications can be funded.

United Press Washington Public Works Administration Wsready National Recovery PWA Roosevelt

Summer Bible School Opens by Christian Alliance

The Christian and Missionary Alliance Ghuren hosts the summer Bible School opening today with enthusiastic youngsters. Miss Genevieve Brown and Miss Evelyn Davis lead the teaching corps, with over Atty children enrolled at the first session. Sessions run tomorrow at 9 am to 12 noon, limited to Christian Alliance Sunday School scholars but open to all local children.

Chitian and Missionary Alliance Ghuren Genevieve Brown Evelyn Davis Atty Christian Alliance Sunday School

Europe Faces Possible Axis Bloc From Hitler Mussolini Talks

Observers predict a vast European alliance forming from Germany Italy Poland Hungary and Austria after Venice talks between Hitler and Mussolini. Austria’s chancellor Dollfuss stands with Hitler while Mussolini watches as the future union appears on a map.

Germany Italy Poland Hungary Austria Venice Engelbert “Dollfuss Hitler Mussolini Imap Gentral Europe

Lawn Festival Draws Crowd for FW Bugle Corps Event

A large crowd attended the lawn festival sponsored by the VFW Bugle and Drum Corps Saturday evening at the FW lawn. Ice cream cake and lemonade were sold, netting a good sum. Readings at church services stressed not diverting Sunday School enrollment from other churches. Representatives from four churches attended, with others welcome via teachers or the pastor Rev. B. Z. Lewis.

V. 7. W. Bugle and Drum Corps V. FW Ens B. 2 Lewis

Children Day Program at AY Church Brightly Decorated

Annual exercises at the Baptist Church Sunday morning at 10 30 drew many parents and friends of the Sunday School. Willard Jones and his class arranged a wood scene stage decoration. Recitations readings and exercises were enjoyed by all attendees.

Baptist Church Sunrey School Willard Jones

Marriage On A Dare Ruled Not Valid In Connecticut

Superior Court Judge Bawin C. Dickinson refused to admit the marriage of Robert Davis after he claimed he wed on a dare during a car ride with a friend. The ruling underscores that marriage cannot be entered into lightly even when prompted by a dare.

Waterbury Conn Superior Court Indice

Congress Nears Adjournment Amid Banking Legislation Clash

Washington June 18 bitter Senate wrangles over banking law and labor dispute controls jeopardize adjournment plans. Senators accuse Pennsylvan ia Railroad and Wall Street bankers of steering pending legislation as House leaders push for an early recess amid heated debate and possible filibuster threats.

Unites Press Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Wall Street Congress Robert J. Bulkley Chamber House Joseph W Bying Hali Yendera Daniel O. Hasting Senate Amd Congressintal Bfts Jaarresdt Inom Leeipotinn

Sleuth Stolen Pay Phone Leaves Trader Waiting

A garbled Corry Pennsylvania item reports a theft of a pay telephone from a local store counter. The note hints at a failed sale and a buyer facing a loss, mentioning an address at 458 East Main Street. The fragmentary text is unclear on dates or suspects.

Mor Sale East Main Street Corry

War and Course: A Record of Sessions and Work

A compact report notes session 4 progress and late assignments, detailing pacing changes and student workload. It references 3 by 4 sequence and the ongoing effort to balance deadlines with comprehension.

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