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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
7
Bevo Wirst. Louis faces a confusing opener as the Indians and Tigers compete in a tense matchup. The fragment hints at a late lead and shifting momentum, with 11 men involved and a close finish in an unsettled season opener.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tommy Sully and a Colt linked to a Pirates contest. The readable text suggests a baseball context with possible names and teams but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Local industry reports rising Pennsylvania taxes on capital stock and income have boosted operating costs by about 50 percent since 1984, threatening Raymond Manufacturing and Corry plants with higher costs and possible relocation. Corry officials faced friction over expansion at Cleveland plant, while Corry Damestown Manufacturing traces similar tax burdens.
The body of Julia Neill was found on Waldameer beach near Kelao Park in Erie. Identified at the morgue by Dr. R. M. Td, Neill, aged 1859 W Lth street, was last seen Friday afternoon near her home with brother T. J. Clanny. A purse on the bluff top offered clues. a child, Guy Barrett, alerted authorities. Coroner Dr. W. G. Strable led the inquiry. cause of death not yet determined.
Corry pathers frequent the Erie peninsula warning by Superintendent Ambross Mulligan not to leave valuables in parked cars. An Erie man’s car west of the second beach Friday was broken into through a small window. $35 cash taken. Officials urge bathers and picnickers to remove valuables. Cambridge Springs question damming French Creek involves state authorities and Pittsburgh interests.
Frank Vadovich of New York City is sought for desertion and non support after fleeing from Corry Constable George Mulderick while being placed under arrest at a Concord township farm home. Vadovich disappeared in his automobile, leaving his wife and two year old child behind. charges include desertion prior to their child’s birth and lack of support.
Hite Kunn, sub-ilider of the Gurman-American Bund, told a New York state committee investigating Nazi activities that both the Republican and Democratic parties are dominated by Jews. He said Jews are not Americans and defended the Nazi salute as the coming salute for the United States.
Fragmentary notes claim coffee began in Ethic or Ethic-like origins with legends surrounding its first use. The text mentions transport to Axabla and a broader scholarly debate, but details are incomplete.
Tie awarded to Charles H Try Construction of Erie to build 2.00 miles of traffic bound surface and four beam bridges on rural route in Amity township between Baldwin Flats and Seno corners. Project cost $18,450. Fry Construction Co. submitted the bid.
Bud Deyoe, a Corry youth formerly in Stanghai during the height of the trouble in the viewt, has been moved to the HI Marine barracks at Mare Talal California. He is expected to be located at the California base for an extended period, according to his father Clarence Deyoe.
City Controller Altea L Lechner urges creation of a city within city government to manage a central purchasing agency and municipal garage. He projects annual savings of over 40000 dollars by consolidating buying and maintenance, noting one buyer and budget-based quantity plans reduce costs across departments. An ancient abacus exhibit in Pasadena showcases the device’s speed versus modern machines.
Tommy faces Roxanne’s money pull and a business bargain while Gina returns to Alec in London. Amid the drama, Alec contemplates Caroline’s failed Broadway role and the path to recovery as Gina's and Caroline’s futures intertwine with theater hopes and personal loyalty.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the death of Edward Sullivan, veteran founder and conductor of Carnegie Tech’s Western penitent- Owens orchestra. Sullivan organized seven students into a growing ensemble of musicians since 1922 and died at home after a ruptured blood vessel during rehearsal.
Poland's Riviera Cadynin, a bustling Baltic port, serves as a key harbor and commercial center. The Heathen player atind of Pos Sut liens iyi remains unclear in the fragmented text.
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