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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
3
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The CORRY EVENING JOURNAL reports Claude G. Bowers electrified radio audiences with a keynote at the Democratic convention in Houston. He urged a return to Jeffersonian democracy and states’ rights while criticizing the Harding and Coolidge eras. Observers note the speech lacked a concrete Prohibition plan, urging the Democrats to present a decisive policy to counter bootlegging.
Editorial argues that consolidating coal properties in Pocahontas West Virginia, with 50 million tons annual output and value around 200 million dollars, should reduce wasteful competition without overcapitalization. It endorses virtuous consolidation benefiting consumers and industry, urging careful capitalization and balanced valuation. It also notes Pan American efforts to convene a Latin American conciliation and arbitration conference in Washington to foster regional peace and potential multilateral treaties, stressing U S goodwill and noninterference in sovereign matters.
A compilation of brief notes from twenty years ago mentions a new sign erected for lodge rooms in the Guizeng Bank building, social visits at Findley Lake, a Corry to Findley Lake gun trip, a Jamestown racer shipped to Bradford, Kane and Corry baseball at CK grounds, a Climax shop shutdown until July 11, a birth at the Fitch home, a Grandin Hotel family summer move to Oakmont, and a City Council not attending a special meeting to reconsider Center Alley grade.
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A massive wreck on the Buffalo Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Port Allegheny derailed 34 cars and piled wreckage nearly 70 feet high, but no injuries were reported. Wrecking crews from Renovo, Emporium, and Olean were dispatched. Trains between Buffalo and Philadelphia rerouted via Renovo Division tracks.
June 27 Jamestown reports Nicholas Moras, 46, charged with aggravated assault and battery after admitting to stabbing Peter J. Manning, 20, in Wesleyville. Manning, wounded with three knife wounds, improved at Hamlin Hospital. Moraski arraigned before Alderman Conyngham and committed to county prison for hearing. Also notes storm damage to Samuel Gurley Love School and school parkway flooding from a plugged sewer, with repairs planned.
The Lailles Alasooty Wayne Valley U B share hold their annual picnic on July 4 in the grove of the Mark Smith farm. Dinner for adults 50 cents, children six to twelve 29 cents, under six free. In case of bad weather dinner moves to the church basement. Menu includes mashed potatoes beef gravy white bread pie cake pickles peas and tea or coffee. Candy ice cream booths and usual concessions.
A commission merchant buys 5000 ls of tem at the pound. Freight is 1 80 per pound and the duty 101.20. If 10 percent of the shipment is damaged, what is the total cost. Includes yesterday's problem answer about walking distances and a velocity subtraction method.
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Floodwaters in Youngsville receded Monday leaving areas dry while repairs begin. The Keystone Brick Company suffered heavy losses with damaged bricks and kilns needing four weeks of work to restore. Paving crews report damage to Mathews Run Road grading, poultry losses rise with a resident losing 54 chickens, a rooster swept downstream, and Island Park pavilion tables set adrift as water swept through the area.
Report indicates a distant company is reviewing the former American Radiator plant in Titusville with hopes the facility may soon reopen, buoying local prospects.
Children’s Day programs at the Columbus church drew praise for orderly training led by Mrs. Bunnell, Mrs Aya Dodd, and Miss Amy Ohre. The Junior Choir, including Thelmi Messenger and Emory Messenger, delivered strong singing. Also noted were local visits, travel, and upcoming gatherings such as the Community Aid meeting with Mrs Maude Brows.
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