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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1936

Page

7

Minnie the Princess in Pop Dolan's Brewery Palace

Minnie Fogarty hides from the law in Pop Dolan's brewery home on Welfare Island. Pop, a jovial watchman, shelters her for weeks, turning the place into a warm palace with a library, a view of the river, and dreams of a better life. Pop teases plans to monetize the brewery while guarding Minnie and Terry the loyal guard dog as they await escape or fortune.

Brinc Min Welfare Island Fifty- Ninth Street Brewing Company Pop Minnie Terry Cassidy Children's Society Minnie Fogarty Pan Pete Miller Bronx Pop Dolan Wales Pilsen Addie Bruiser Brewery “Library New York Sing Sing Conrrigh Asa Narzeo

Talking Book Machines For Blind Of Penn A Harrisburg

Ninety five talking book machines for the blind are to be distributed by the Welfare. The machines, equipped with a loud speaker, aid those unable to read ordinary print. Distribution targets needy blind adults and others unable to read standard books, under a Works Progress Administration project directed by the American Foundation for the Blind and approved by President Roosevelt.

Harrisbung Secretary of Welfare John DB. Pornington Iriystuen Philandhphin Carex Pittshureh Pennington Agre Sierice American ‘Foundation For Thio Blind Library of Compresa Swith Roosevel

Dairymen's League to Meet at Townville

The Dairymen's League plans a meeting at Townville on Thursday, June 26. The gathering will include five highlighted reports and discussions aimed at advancing members and concerns.

Dairymen's League Townville Thord Thursaye Lune Listo Q'Douk Mij Sya Tue

Raid closes Hoffman Beer Garden after Sunday raid

Ant hony Hoffman Beer Garden on South Michael road in Benninger township near St Marys was closed after a Sunday morning raid by state officers Chief William Goetz and Patrolman Ab He Dauer of St Marys. Hoffman to answer before Justice Gr Brahim in St Marys at 4 in the afternoon. Charge cites operation of a beer garden in violation of beverage control laws.

Hofman

Mosquito Warfare Documented in Alameda Military Film

A fragmented report from Alameda County outlines a military operation targeting mosquitoes. It mentions aerial spraying and oiling equipment to counter a simulated infestation, with references to pollination threats and a broad audience impact.

Alameda Cal Alaseila County

War on Bay Rum Drinking Sparks Police Drive

Municipal authorities plan a crackdown on bay rum used as a beverage. Police will pressure new dealers to curb sales for drinking while authorities seek state and federal help if cooperation fails. Widespread complaints against itinerants drinking bay rum and related tonics prompt a determined effort to halt the practice.

Bay LM Coary Fu Jlineeants Pulpoaia Newl

Erie Youth Killed by Highway Grader in Route 19 Crash

A coroner's jury ruled that 19 year old Roger Morgar Grane of 1622 Western Street died June 16 after his bicycle struck a highway grader on Route 19 south of Kearsarge. Witness George Rice of 2621 Raspberry Avenue, operating the grader, said the boy held on and refused to let go despite warnings. Rice stated he saw the boy fall as he looked around after the impact.

Erie Roger Morgar Grane Western Street Kearsarge George Rice Raspberry Rice

Former Wrightsville Resident Dies Suddenly at Home

George Cale, 49 Boulevard, Delaware, a former Wrightsville resident, dies suddenly at his home yesterday afternoon after 70 years. He is survived by his wife Mary B. Cale, a son Harry G. Cale of Wrightsville, and a sister Mrs Gertrude Davis of County. He was a member of Mt. Le​on Lodge, 10.0. F. The remains are at Boyd Funeral Home in Je nn es town.

George Cale Delavon Wrightsville Wrife Mary B. Cale Harry G. Cale Wrentsville Ter Gertrude Davis Couny Cale Wis Mt. Eon Lodge Boyd Funers Hume Jesnes

Roosevelt signs tax bill amid corporate profits clash

President Roosevelt today signed the tax measure sought by conservatives to levy heavy taxes on corporate earnings. The bill is praised by some Republican and conservative members while facing strong opposition from other factions. The action marks a major controversy in the closing days of Congress.

United Rroot Washington Roosevelt Uday Wil Roosevelt Re Puble Senate

Denial urged for liquor license over one man club fears

Testimony in the attack application for a liquor license suggests the club would be a one man operation with the incorporator Gronosta seeking profit as steward. The court warns that dummy clubs undermine liquor laws and recommends denying the petition to protect community interests.

Wladyslaw Gronosta Auep Commonwealth Vince Layh

Civil War Fears Grow as Nationalist Forces Move South

United Press dispatch from Canton reports rising civil warfare in China as Nationalist government troops led by Chiang Kai-shek mobilize in Kwangsi. Generals Tj Tetns Jen and Pei Taing-Fei mass air support and infantry to advance from Lingling and Paling toward Lingting and Paching, with rebels expecting five incursions from Kweichow.

George W. Hawkins United Press Canton Dite Chitia Kewangsi Nanking Lingling Paling Hanan Shinewe Kwang Lingting Paching Wan Kweichow Wuehow Li Tsunshen

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