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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1927
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania based Cory Evening Journal notes daily except Sunday publication at West South Street. It lists mail rates by year and carrier per copy and weekly, with advertising policy referenced as by application.
The article cites Wilton Luckaye arguing authors bear responsibility for indecent plays, with producers and the public sharing blame. It stresses that patrons control what is staged by supporting decent shows and withholding support for indecent ones.
Junius asipen, a high school senior, won the $20 first prize in the Weekly New York World Biggest News of the Week contest, with several honorable mentions and a $10 second prize. He argues the competition benefits students by aiding study of current events and sharpening English, history, and reasoning skills, and urges persistence in pursuing knowledge over prizes.
A San Francisco Chronicle fragment describes a family in a car ride gazing at passing greenery with one member’s eyes fixed on the road. The readable text hints at a casual travel moment captured in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.
A fragmentary look back at March 13 1907 notes a telegraph and telephone mishmash, a French Crook, and a city meeting where Mike Curly, Clarewice Spratt, and Stucy Baker figure in youth contests. Rev William Tinker is mentioned as having moved from Vere to Lumberland.
Federal Narcotics Agent James Duffy and Carly Bamfratello arrest prominent ring head Frank Great and co leader Carlo Ross in Erie. The operation linked to drug distribution across Erie and Cleveland areas with past narcotics offenses cited.
Word arrives of the death of Mrs Florence Burrows McCray wife of Paul Moray in Oil City Pennsylvania after a brief illness at Oil City Hospital She is survived by her husband two daughters her mother Mrs F E Burrows a brother Robert Burrows and a sister Miss Opal Burrows The body was brought to Elgin for the funeral arrangements to be announced later.
A fragmentary verse presents anger as blood poured and wrath as wisdom, attributed to Sir W Duvenrant, exploring the tension between emotion and reason in conflict.
A libel action filed by Aaron Sapiro and others accuses Ford of promoting a "Jewish conspiracy" to control markets. The defense plans to challenge sections of the complaint and present extensive witness testimony, with proceedings set to begin this week in Dearborn.
Fragmentary OCR shows a private dialogue line about marital doubt and affection with garbled characters. The snippet hints at a wife questioning love and a husband starting to speak on feelings.
B Y P U members held a social at Jerntur High where about thirty youths sang and enjoyed refreshments. A senior faculty member addressed the group with a message about faith, conduct, and community involvement, as games and entertainment complemented the evening.
Three people were rescued from a hotel fire at Manita east of Greensburg. Anthony Khorey 33 was carried unconscious by a neighbor. his brother Khorey led his wife Fifi 19 and their one year old child to safety. The injured were taken to Latrobe hospital for treatment.
The eighth National Flower Show opens in Detroit on March 12 featuring judged exhibits and demonstrations. Exhibitors deliver plants and arrange displays, with awards planned for outstanding arrangements and rare varieties.
Cleveland report says a salesman named John Mayutis was arrested on charges related to a bank robbery in Bigsburg Pa. The article notes the arrest occurred Tuesday as authorities traced him from Toledo to Cleveland, with references to Pennsylvania and Ohio authorities and fugitives.
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases like Haniul Gentile and Wotan while referencing capital and a held round, but overall meaning is unreadable. The limited readable bits suggest a miscued historical snippet with no clear event or outcome to describe.
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