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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1927
Page
3
Publisher lists post office designation in Carry and rates for mail matter. It states second class mailing at 6500 per year by mail and 15 cents per copy by carrier, with a noted application for a general advertising status.
Answers cite Charles Warrell Lois Moran King Vidor Raoul Walsh and The Big Parade What Price Glory Lois Wilde A highy sensitive film color detector Engel Von Stroheim Greed The Merry Widow Gloria Swanson Nickelodeons Ramon Navarro The Midshipman Ben Hur Lovers Betty Bronson Mary Brian
The report from National City Bank of New York states that the general financial situation in May remains satisfactory with steady money conditions and ample liquidity. Despite some strains in Mississippi and oil markets, overall stability and consumer purchasing power hold, sustaining the postwar economic base and high per capita income.
The article discusses abandoned farms in New York and neighboring regions, noting they were not profitable long term but served as forestry resources. It cites government and private ownership, with projections of forest expansion and economic implications for farming land use and wood production. It references dates and figures about land and timber, highlighting ongoing shifts in land use and economic factors affecting rural areas.
A driver released on bail in Erie is connected to a dawn incident on Stare Street near 251 Peach Treet. Details show an involuntary manslaughter claim pending against Abeistadt alderman in a case tied to a fatal crash involving LeRoy Seltetn cotivity detaction, with references to a 81,500 bail and Thursday events.
The Bear, a veteran vessel, aided Greeley rescue expeditions, served as an unofficial U S government presence in northern Alaska, and delivered disaster relief, mail, and native aid. She introduced Bret reindeer, towed schooners, and ferried fish catchers while her crew included captains who married natives and dispensed justice.
Mrs C E Higgins, previously Mirai Lota Stealmdn, died at home Sunday evening in Conese township New York. Funeral services to be held Thursday at Winthoow near Lidliuk with Rev Wy Hunter officiating. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. She was 76, survived by son and one brother Heise D Leman of Vineland New Jersey.
A Manhattan council confirmed plans to erect a $2,000,000, 28 story skyscraper at seventy fifth Street and Broadway. The structure is to house the bhuesky stores and provide 600 rooms for residents aligned with high principles of the era.
Journal notes from June 20 1807 recount Arlington Hotel tenure transfer to E Don Slackzie former city resident. National Guard camp planned at Tipton near Altoona July 20 27. Recreation Park Lake Columbus opening discussed. California poppy specimens sent to office. School board unhappy over teacher elections under new minimum salary act. Carl Messenger dies in Buffalo from appendicitis. Hares McGrew visits from Corry. Supt WG Curtis and sister travel to Washington Jamestown. Marriage license issued for Frank Loveland and Bertha Guignon.
Erie reports an inquiry into alien smuggling will be led by Rep Milton Shreve from Erie. A special subcommittee of the House Appropriations handling immigration will conduct the probe in July, with Robert White as assistant secretary in Washington. The panel aims to assess border patrols and regulatory units for consolidation to reduce duplication, funded by a $5,000 appropriation.
The New England St Lawrence Waterway Committee urged a waterway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. Led by Charles Gow, the Boston business figures backed treaty talks with Canada for prompt construction and asked New England states to support the plan.
In Mifflinburg Pennsylvania on June 20 a major blaze injured two firefighters and caused estimated damages of over 70 000. The fire started at the Hupp Park Fake Works, leveled the three story brick building, and then consumed a block including a double dwelling a single dwelling a garage and a paint shop on Charles Louden Street.
The question answered in Liberty states the United States was out of debt only once in history, in 1839 during Andrew Jackson's presidency, marking a rare fiscal balance before later deficits.
Miss Marjorie S. Desmond of Corry Pennsylvania graduates from Radcliffe College with Bachelor of Arts while Miss Bennett of Corry prepares to teach chemistry at Woman’s Medical College Philadelphia. Commencement speaker Rev Harry Emerson Paskell delivers address in Sanders Theater as graduates receive degrees.
Jue 20 Miss Isueaveth Fries, 58, died Sunday afternoon when she reentered a burning home in Four Mile Valley far Allegary to save a tran. Neighbors saw the fire had gained headway and could not reach her before the structure collapsed. The house burned to the ground and the body was recovered last night.
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