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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1926
Page
1
Readable fragments report a high profile couple, Jack and Marilyn, facing a separation. Published notes and gossip imply renewed publicity amid domestic tensions, with mentions of public figures and media attention shaping the narrative.
Forces led by General Pilsudski looted the Polish bank Polak a banking institution today in Warsaw. Reported by United Press on May 18 the action involved several million currency units and was tied to revolutionary aims amid widening unrest.
The article notes a Wednesday gathering called by city officials to discuss a major reorganization affecting local industry. It highlights attendance by prominent businessmen, including Franky Cree, manager of a state pipeline project, and mentions a tentative plan to align with regional leaders.
A large blaze swept Tyrone causing extensive damage to the Templeton Outing and nearby storefronts including Whilworth five and ten cent stores and Eurekn eShisk Company plant. A missing man is reported as fire rages across the district while residents evacuate from their homes and nearby buildings. Firefighters from Phillips, Altona, Huntingdon and Ral wood assisted as the blaze burned through the night. a watchman from the Penpleton Building was evacuated along with several others.
City officials request four wheel tractors to refrain from using paved streets to protect pavement surfaces and prevent damage. An appeal to operators urges adherence to rules and warns of potential enforcement actions.
Open sessions of the league are demanded as delegates from ten nations and several invited powers gather for a pivotal disarmament conference. The preparatory commission meets amid calls for transparency while major powers argue over session secrecy and the scope of disarmament talks in Geneva.
The Ro tary Club heard Milon J. Brown report on the District Conference at Niwaira Walls and Clyde Weir on the Secretaries Conference. Miss Snucile Murray, pianist, received an ovation pin for her upcoming musical program at the high school auditorium Friday evening. The response suggests full Rotary attendance for the school event. CR. Mawes of Chattanooga,Tam. served as chair.
A town council reviews an advance resurfacing plan for Center Street, weighing immediate action versus next year funding. Mayor Bracken and officials consider bids, street lighting upgrades, and potential brick reconstruction costs, with motions for notices and further reports to a future meeting. Residents request grading and additional lights onLatch Street. a vote to approve resurfacing funding remains contingent on bids and next year appropriations.
Election officials announce that complete returns will be released tonight via the Journal’s special election service. The wire will open at 7 o clock with continuing updates until the results are final, marking the county’s most bitter primary in history.
Ellsworth and comrades deny sighting land amid debate over reports of sighting polar terrain. The expedition members assert no land was observed beyond 600 feet, while some accounts claim distant mountains or ice features in the polar region.
The government appeal from the Padney oil lease to the Sinclair interests is under consideration by three judges of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Arguments lasted over six hours as the panel heard government charges that Judge Kennedy erred in annulment and that the lease violated federal statutes.
In Conneautville Pennsylvania May 18 thieves entered Harvey White and Son clothing store overnight and stole clothing valued at about 500 dollars.
Early reports suggest a heavy turnout as polls near 7 PM with expectations of a strong King vote. Voters rally in townships despite weather, while supporters organize late efforts to crowded polling places and ensure access for those in line.
Owners of sheep killed by dogs near Columbus faced fines after a raid that injured several sheep and damaged property. McAlroy and Caster were fined, with damages totaled around the neighbor’s claim of 43 dollars. An agent visited Columbus and investigated, leading to compensation for the losses.
Reports from Union Gate say no trace of John Savalin, a bootlegger fugitive, since his escape from Craggford County authorities. Investigators scoured the countryside around the Savalin home south of Charles, but a breakthrough remained elusive. Boston scene notes May 8 report a Mrs. Manning regaining speech after paralysis during a church anniversary event.
Harrisburg dispatch reports three woodsmen feared dead after a forest fire near Kane in the early season, as flames spread through dry timber. Authorities and fire departments from nearby counties battled the blaze aided by weather reports predicting rain, with inquiries continuing into the cause and location of the incident.
Warsaw May 18 Marshal Josef Pilsudski, who helped overthrow the previous Polish government, has fallen suddenly ill. An official bulletin states he could not attend the new cabinet meeting where he previously served as War Minister.
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