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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions an event at night near a lake or city area, with unclear timing and participants. Details are unreadable, but indicates a realization or incident involving a group of people and a specific site. Further readable names or places are not present in the text.
Unseasonable June heat appears as the Board of Exueasion discusses the Colden Rule and a Day sale. States and counties prepare for agricultural and civic events, including July 15 closing for Pennsylvania farmers to join the 1987 program, firemen plan cemetery decorations, and a divorce filing in Union City.
Andre Tardieu former French premier marries Mme Julia Blanchard in a Chauimont Sur Tharonne ceremony. The scene shows Tardieu slipping the ring on the bride as the priest leads the religious rite.
Harrisburg June 23 United Press Pennsylvania poor directors plan a court test to challenge the Goodrich Line legislation after Gov. Earle’s signature. The counsel team includes Harold L. Honne Richard Harr Robert Coughlin Barnet Lieberman and William McBiwee. Association officers were re-elected at Hershey.
Sixteen Corry Rotary Club members and two guests met at the Corry Hotel last evening. Visiting Rotarians included David Lithgow of Lewisburg West Virginia and Mr. Gixvie of Meadville. A tuk c tuk tale titled What Is Rotary won as the Rotary International annual meeting in Nice France, presented by Dr. Hugh O'Hare with data on various club phases.
Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas introduced a bill in the Senate to reorganize the executive branch in line with President Roosevelt’s request.
Thomas Roelofs names corps of workers to assist supervision of various playgrounds. Supervisors include Miss Margaret Wolford, Mrs. Genevieve Johnson, Miss Alice Burgler, and Tiffany. details list Belmont and Junior High locations with multiple staff named.
June reports from BERLIN and HENDAYA describe Hitler's suspected plan to exit neutrality cooperation as Italy and Germany threaten to pull back. British and French leaders push to keep embargos and prevent wider intervention while fears of Russian aid to Valencia grow. Movements of German and Italian ships off the Spanish coast amplify the crisis.
Hollywood reports United Artists and Century Fox abandoned plans to film the Dionne quintuplets this year. The three year olds are deemed too young to entertain audiences with talking, singing, or dancing, and not old enough to perform. Executives viewed sound tests and will wait a year to develop a story around the sisters.
The Allegheny River at Franklin has fallen from a record height of 13.31 feet after a month of unusually high levels. Normal stage is 5.2 feet. A cloudburst in northwestern Pennsylvania caused the rise earlier in the week.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and related papers suspended publication after union printers demanded higher wages and a wage increase of $1.20 per day. Workers walked out, leaving only skeleton staffs while the strike affected about 2,500 newsroom employees.
Charles Watt, 21, of Pitcairn faces trial in Wilkinsburg for the December 30 shooting of his wife Lillian at her desk in a downtown office building. Watt showed no emotion as witnesses described his anger and his demand that she quit work during testimony before Judge Walp V M Smith.
Newly married Mr and Mrs Gates were hosted at a friendly party with music, light refreshments, and a bounteous lunch. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wiggers with gifts. the gathering featured warm toasts and merry sociability among neighbors.
The Pan American poetry world marks Lamirtia as the venue for the final poet’s gale in Wisconsin. Officials designate a blue site near Del Lam to host the event, situated west of Bern.
A garbled OCR style item describes a new pollution control measure becoming law. The text references politicians, committees and public debate but is severely corrupted with misspellings and random insertions. The readable portions indicate a legislative action on stream pollution with names and places distorted beyond recognition.
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