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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

29 Jun 1937

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

2

Ot City council opens bids for street furnishing projects

Proposals from seven firms were received as the Ot City City Council opened bids for furnishing and street paraphernalia in the north side business district during the regular meeting. The same issue reports the first casualty of the Fourth of July period, a firecracker injury to 16 year old Nick Tvit of Mine, who was handling a cracker when it exploded.

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Prosessle Fox Ot City Wry Nick Tvit Limited Brethren Ladies Aid) Society Hurstlay Edward J. Havitins Avas Matt Street Corry Hospital Worle Sinmans North Center Street Sundbug and Son G.C Mack Worhan Stennett Iti Edward Jerome Judith Ann Cory Hospital East Congress Street Ota Consie Concord Street Fay Evelyn Breece Marshall Drive Peter Breece Chestnut Street Whit Ben Kinnear Warren Harrisburg Registers’ Associattion Pennsylvania Ule Mr. Kinnear Association V.F. W V. FW Warren County Kiwanis CK Tom Mix Kitcanian Streem Trailey Lracis Parkersburg W.va Carl Hall Mrankilny Westinghouse H. L. Rowe sTaPerry Fickelé Meadville Atorney Crawford County General Assembly Corry Taylor Bakery Sufercu Jamestown Civic Airport Committee Robert D. Reese Franklin Charles Hann Scott McBride United Presbyterian Church John E. Beck West 15Th Street Mle Frederick Black Nancy Flack Erie Paul Watson Beck Pennsylvania Avenue Gaughn Tre August Heisler Howard Englert Rose Alchemico Liberty Street Lanston's Wellnesday Stenmett John W. Gilger Venango County Agricultural Conservation Committee Court House Mary Baugh Townsend Masonic Hall Paul Crowell Jessie Hlassell Kenh Conners D. Daugherty Ripley Neil Hood the Salvation ‘ Ammy Cor~ry Bish Munson Linesville Keppel- Hawkins Mott Street
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Watermelon for the Fourth and policing drive in Almont

The Meadeville-Meadville area reports a June 29 1946 note from Will J Wilcox announcing watermelon delivery for the 4th. The piece describes traffic police in Almont promoting a speed check campaign, boasting rising fines collections and a police motorcycle purchase, while noting alleged intoxication incidents and various local incidents from Bradford to Corry.

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J. Wilcox Almont Automobile Astidenta Spolier’ Department Bradford Clifford Aiken Jack Lewis High Street Daviss Jewelry Punxsitawney R. Morick Doane’s
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War horses and legends of ancient riders described

Fragmentary text describes war horses and legendary riders, mentioning Capitured by Paraphrased figures like Nobuiy and Nayolney steeds. It hints at Arabians and burish lines, with reference to commissioners and a “Matenyo” horse. The passage reads as a garbled OCR excerpt with unclear context and dates.

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Rineton Post Matenyo Nayolney Rideel
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Paris backs emergency powers for franc stability

June 29 193? The Popular Front government wins confidence 898 to 142 as it seeks emergency powers to defend the franc and revive the economy. Markets were closed and payments on gold and foreign currency suspended while the Chamber and Senate adjourned to allow debate. Premice Camilus Chautemps said the cabinet would stay in Parliament until its proposed measures are voted.

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Unitéd Pras Paris Champion of Deputies Popular Front Couny Chamber of Deputies Senate Chamber Inaiive Premice Camilus Chautemps
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Biggest of Spotted Cats Lions of Amor Jaguars roar in fear

A Washington Post writer calls the jaguar the biggest of spotted cats, fiercer than the liger. It inhabits dense forests, hunts at night, and preys on deer cattle wild pigs turkeys fish and turtles. It roars loudly, and unlike the puna it may attack humans.

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Washington Post
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Water pipes to be tested after plant bombing alarms

Harrisburg June 29 United Press reports Health Secretary Dexter sent a sanitary engineer to Johnstown to test public water supplies following reports that pipelines supplying Bethlehem steel plants were dynamited last night. The move aims to safeguard public health amid possible contamination worries.

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United Press Harrisburg Ediity Macbridew Dexter State Secretary of Health Johnstown Bethichdtia
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Fragmented line hints at missing travel or timing details

A partial OCR fragment references a journey or path with unclear timing and places. The readable parts point to a route or method but lack determinable subject, date, or destination.

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