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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
3
Readable fragments show names and numbers, but most details are missing. The item appears to be a small local notice or snippet with people and figures, lacking clear event, place, or date to identify.
A Corry PA newspaper column discusses the 50th anniversary of Robert Koch’s tuberculin discovery and its global observance with President Hoover’s call to honor Koch. It also reports Roosevelt’s rising momentum for the Democratic nomination and notes forest fire prevention appeals urging careful outdoor use.
Questions ask where the first Baptist services were held in the city, the capital of Wyoming, the founding year of Rome, the current governor of Wyoming, Corry assistant postmaster, and the author of the quote about bigotry, religion, and fear, prompting readers to turn to page 7.
Highlights from March 23 1912 including a small fire on North Center street found by a barber in the Ferris and Ellis shop partition. A Men's Personal Work League committee aided a revival in Spring Creek Congregational Church. A new songquo One Kisses Me by Henderson Company. The Corry guns team to face Warren Recruits March 29. Miss Margaret West of Jamestown, now at Allegheny College, Mt. and Mrs John Sheely Sr. home from Denver Ohio. L W Peake of Knoxville plans permanent relocation. Mrs S W Parsons and Gerald return from a Denver winter stay.
Hollywood news notes Tin Pan Alley moves back to Hollywood after a year, shifting toward serious minded song writers who must tie melodies to acting or situations rather than standalone theme songs. Paramount produced 284 original songs last year with 44 published, while stars like Miriam Seegar return to screens and a safety pin saves a scene during filming at MGM.
Harrisburg reports Governor Gifford Pinchot defended the administration’s stance on the state game and fish commissions. He said newly issued instructions require qualified personnel who are in accord with the governor’s policy, and that the commissions alone decide qualification, with final judgment resting with them. The governor has dismissed two game commission secretaries and accepted resignations of five game commissioners who opposed reinstating four dismissed employees.
Ten defendants faced liquor law violations in Fulton County federal court. Josephine Majewski, real estate dealer at 706 Parade Street, drew one of the stiffest sentences, one year and one day in Atlanta federal prison. He had previously served time for operating a still, and was arrested again shortly after release. His son-in-law John Jagieleski and Walter Iskory were also charged in the same raid.
Sam Alesi aged 41 of 1248 West 20th Street died at Hamot hospital after a lingering illness. Physicians diagnosed a puzzling disease as siligosis with dusty lungs found in a post mortem. Alesi had visited a sand blaster and funeral plans are incomplete.
Directors of the Brie county Poor Board were credited with 176000 from county funds Tuesday, drawn from county bond sale proceeds. Of this total, 52000 is due immediately to Warren State Hospital for care of Erie county inmates, a long-standing bill acknowledged by state authorities.
Charles Daniels, who discovered Connie Mack while spotting baseball talent in Meriden, died at 83 in Norwich after a road incident. Daniels helped Mack obtain his first pro baseball job with Hartford, where he later managed. He then served as an umpire and in the American Association for years. He was found dead near his farm after a motor vehicle collision.
Cransit Corp Buffalo will discontinue westbound lake shipments from Erie to Lake Superior ports after operating tests. Local officials protested, noting 20,000 to 50,000 tons moved this season, while the Chamber of Commerce pledged continued protests despite the curtailment announced Tuesday.
A Times-Mirror dispatch reports waterworks permits issued by Doctor Theodore B. Appel to Sugar Grove for a two-spring distribution system and to Grand Valley for five springs and a small reservoir system. The Sugar Grove permit goes to TJ Sands, and Grand Valley to A R Thompson, with the latter including Cornel, Hoover, Bills, and Van Guilder springs.
Private Target D. Robinson, 36, an attendant at Lubw Field Army Air Base, was killed yesterday when he walked into the whirling propeller of a bombing plane. The tragedy occurred near Graton, West Virginia.
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