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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1932

Page

5

Warren Man Dies Suddenly in Warren Home

Warren June 27 W F Janes 61 lifelong Warren resident died suddenly Sunday night about 11 o'clock at the home of Ann G Falcone 119 Sixth avenue where he roomed Cerebral hemorrhage was given as the cause by Coroner Wes Lowrey who investigated Janes had spent the evening at the Elks Club and appeared in usual health He left about 10 20 and walked home Neighbors and a physician stated death was instantaneous Also note visiting relatives from Meadville and Youngsville with Mrs Nantes and Miss Mary Jane Weaver spending time in Meadville

Warren W. F. Janes Waren Ann G. Falcone Sixth Avenue Wes, Lowrey Janes Elks Club Ho A. Nanhes Mary Lou Meadville City Youngs ‘Ville Mantes Casey Mary Jane Weaver Youngsville Meadvisle Nantes Coletta A. Bennett Philadelphia Woman's Medical Hospital G. E. Bennett East Smith Street Wisin Faber Williamsport Missaber C. M. Couch Erie Business and Professional Women's Club Tionesta Lake Erie R. &, Willis Wick J. A. Willis Mast Washington Street Louise Alice Martina ‘Mount Unis Depew N. C William Lindholm William Preston Betty Seattle Wash George Johnson West Washington Street Robert Johnson Buffslo Niagara Falls F. B. King Thomas ‘Fink Oil City Corry Lottsville Elmer Shuss Mehaffey Altoona Jeannette Colegrave Kirk Bryn Mawr June Weldiner Urie Donald Teasdale Ed Borstorff Clymor Orrin Borstorff Beaverdam C. Ly Borsturif Theo P. Willams Robert Virginia Saluvay Boston Mass Bristol Vandergrift Leo Nehil Government Hospital C. J. Wood Edna Mixer Clymer Clymer High School Millie Aimy Almy Will Siist Vassar College Poughkeepsie W. H. Merrick Mary Ann William N. S. Covey Fredonia

Keynoter Attacks GOP Policies at Conference

A keynote speaker assailed Republican policies, urging passage of a resolution to repeal the 18th Amendment and submit it to the states. He criticized Hoover era finance, called for reform of banking laws, and proposed direct bank regulation, investment banking rules, and safeguards against bank failures. He attacked farm aid policies and urged channels to aid agriculture through cooperative agencies and reduced government spending.

Ounce Savin Congress Hoover Administration Farm Board Mila Tributte Woodrow Wilson Harding Coolidge Treamuiry Alexander Hamilton Pat Committee

Personal Mentions From Meadville Area Guests and Visits

A long list of social visits and travel spans Meadville and nearby towns. Miss Mary Lynch returns from a vacation with brother Arthur Lynch and Miss Agnes Lynch. many locals like Mr and Mrs R G Barney, Mr and Mrs RB Pathbanks, and families in Jamestown Warren and Cleveland host or travel. Several parties tour Lake Erie region attend conventions, motor to Erie to meet business and professional groups, and visit relatives in Warren Butler Jamestown and Philadelphia.

Mary Lynch Meadville Arthur. Lynch Agnes Lynch R. G Barney Titusville Jamestown RB. Pathbanks Tome Harold Schotin Ernest Stapleen Reynolds West Washington Street Claire Patricia Jett Cleveland Glaie Walter Sweet Sweet Kathryn Nevton Ross Mead Carlotta Wiltia Edson Perry Mead Warren Thomas O'Cmnnell Kenneth Wagner Hooversville H. K. Powell Helen Shaffer Hooversvill Powell Alice Hagbroick Janu Moriz J. Casperson J. T. Hughes Buffalo W. SN. Cheney Janestown Glenn Perry Misa Holi Mead Clair Capwell Canatohta Lake Inez Pitch Hayriet Myers Florence Lindquist Hvle Tionesta Mapitijae Lake Erie Mhree Smith Erie Plorence Oinsby Emily North Girard Mro J. B. Johnson W. Wayne Street A.M. Lite John Lite Butler Nicholas Aguitano Margaret A. P. Lite Anna Koford Joa Manel Carroll Margaret Clark Glenn’ Hurlbut Byvim Pittsburgh J. Hurlbut William Kester Crystal Weber Valentine Wastler Glenn Andretti California W. T Kestler

Conquer by Yielding in a Storm Metastasio Quotation

A compact quotation attributed to Metastasio notes that a slender shrub bending before a storm ultimately conquers by yielding. The line emphasizes adaptability and resilience through pragmatic submission to force. It presents a concise moral insight from classical thought.

Quiet Principality Hosts Hidden Crooks Under Aliens

Liechtenstein, a tiny nation of about 10 000 people between Switzerland and Austria, reportedly has no crime courts or prisons yet harbors a large colony of crooks who have moved there to retire under the protection of naturalization laws referenced by Collier's Weekly.

Oreole Liechtenstein Switzerland Austria Lye Collier's Weekly

Prohibition Plank Dropped as Democrats Weigh Repeal Fight

At Chicago convention headquarters the Roosevelt drafted platform set aside prohibition and other issues as fight to commit the party to repeal the 48th amendment heats up. W A Comstock and Senator Walsh push repeal, with Massachusetts backing immediate modification of the Volstead act. Roosevelt strength remains decisive.

Templain Plantee United Press Convention Chicago Democratic —Party Roosevelt Controlled Platform Drafting Mine Man Drafting Committee W. A. Comstock Michigan Walsh Massachusetts Comstock Alfred @. Smith Roosevelt

Father Duffy Dies at 62 End of War Chaplain Remembered

New York mourns Father Francis Patrick Duffy age 62 veteran chaplain of the Fighting Sixty-Ninth and Marine Rainbow Division. He died after three months illness. a military burial is planned with the Sixty-Ninth and Mgr Gridwick preaching. MacArthur noted Duffy once recommended him for command of the 19th Regiment.

United Press New York Francis Patrick Duffy Fighting Sixty-Ninth Marine Rainbow Division France Sixty-Ninth 16Th Infantry Father Duffy John P. Gridwick Maine Havana Harbor Mother Dusty Douglas MacArthur Washington Revey

Remarkable Elm At Kingston Reveals Odd Berry Growth

Remarkable elm at Kingston yields fruit resembling white currants redcurrants and green gooseberries. The fruit is bitter and the phenomenon appears from elm rooted bushes.

Kingston Gay Atn

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