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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1935
Page
5
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A fragmentary note mentions tax related terms tied to a vehicle or person labeled Car A with unclear connection to South Carolina. The readable text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a complete item.
Harvard Lampoon, Cambridge, May 21, disciplined itself after a risque issue titled by padlocking its building and announcing the resignations of three officers. Robert M. Terrell, J Gordon Scannell, and Abel Arthur Perry Jr. resigned under pressure while John A. Carley and Winthrop H. Lee were elected president and treasurer respectively. All are Harvard juniors.
Personal mentions from Raleigh to Union City populate a busy social page. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mudge of Raleigh visit relatives in the area after their recent marriage as R. W. Mower and family arrive from Shelby to visit and attend the King-Hovey wedding. Other guests include Miss Katherine Rauscher visiting from Erie, Mrs. Carrie Hatton in New York, and Mrs. George Stockton with Beatrice returning from Cleveland on business.
The City Council endorses a cooperative program with the street department and property owners to repair sidewalks in poor condition. Councilman Withels appoints Alex Koestner to survey and liaise with owners, encouraging voluntary rebuilding to avoid mandatory city enforcement.
Uniontown May 21 government investigators recommend restoring the old Washington route from Cumberland Maryland to the Youghiogheny river as a 100 foot wide pedestrian and cycling trail. The first section would run from Fort Necessity in Braddock Park to Jumonville and on to the Youghiogheny river. Farms have erased parts of the trail beyond the river. The plan, aided by a 15 foot blueprint, could become a major CDC development requiring significant funding.
The United States government moved to acquire 4415 acres of timberland in Warren and McKean counties for Allegheny River watershed protection. Condemnation petitions were filed before Federal Judge Nelson D. McVicar, with a hearing set for August 1. Most land belongs to One Central Pennsylvania Tinder Company, the rest to about 101 owners.
Indianapolis firm reports a 43.7 percent increase in premium volume for 194.., claiming to be the world’s largest insurer of its scale. Richard Rossbagher Agency promotes insurance services while a separate autosales ad notes Van's Automotive Service seeking a skilled salesman to market a complete car.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt starts a 10 hour 35 minute mine tour near Bellaire Ohio to learn how miners live and work. She will wear overalls and a miner’s torch cap, meet Governor’s wife Mrs Martin L Davey, lunch at Shady Sile home, and address closing exercises at the People’s University before traveling to Steubenville for training and return to Washington.
Quiet strength in the New York stock market produced fractional gains as leaders lagged and buying was selective. Chrysler and Raiio Corp led activity with two point moves, while other big names like American Can and General Electric showed smaller advances in a mixed session.
In New York on May 21 counsel for Joseph Lieb Steinmetz renewed frameup charges as a witness altered testimony about entry to the hotel room where Steinmetz killed his 17 year old wife Ruth and Father Joseph J Leonard. Room clerk Clement O Malley testified that Win Flynn accompanied him to the fatal room after shots were fired. ABOTS IN DEMAND WATERFORD Wis Joe Huen ing began shoemaking at 13 and still at 74 selling bass wood sabot pairs to Waterford residents at a local wood ulten shoe dance.
Fanchon fled San Francisco to escape a murder charge linked to her lover Tony. A crash strands her with Evelyn Howard aboard a Hawaii bound flight, leading to a new life at Mrs. Carstairs's home in Southampton. Collin Carstairs challenges Fanchon’s past while she navigates memory, guilt, and a love tested by deceit.
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