Ave Sec trade $10 ere at 2E B2
A fragment notes an estimated value or trade at a location labeled Ave Sec with a price around ten dollars and a reference to 2E B2. No clear event or date is given.
22 May 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1928
Page
1
A fragment notes an estimated value or trade at a location labeled Ave Sec with a price around ten dollars and a reference to 2E B2. No clear event or date is given.
Fragmentary OCR text shows detached pricing or label fragments with stray punctuation. No coherent event or entities are readable to identify people, places, or organizations. Summary remains non-informative due to data quality.
Fragmentary notes show names Bedott, Home, and Tucker tied to a 90 score event. The text references a property dispute near Ba erie, with mentions of miles and a scoring context, implying a local or informal competition or tally. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Incomplete text references letters of administration for estate in county with names and figures. Mentions mortgage, creditors, debt settlement, and court authority to permit administration. Readable names include Morton and Robert with unspecified roles.
United States moves to evacuate all Americans from North China as tensions rise near Chefoo. Civilians and armed forces to withdraw to Nanking then Tientsin, with warnings of possible wholesale actions if China’s capital falls. Officials fear clashes with other powers and seek to avoid a Boxer-like catastrophe.
A short circuit ignited gasoline leaking from a car tank at Leo McCarthy's garage on West Main Street. Flames confined to the vehicle. car badly damaged as firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with chemicals.
Hundreds of workers battled to shore up the Pleagant Valley Dam near Castlegate as a 60 foot structure showed signs of holding back rising water. An overflow tunnel was used and pressure eased while crews remained on site, with local sheriffs reporting improved conditions and ample manpower to avert a disaster.
The Junior Cings of Carry Hill School present the comedy Kempy at the Senior High School auditorium for two nights, Friday and Saturday. Delays due to building arrangements caused postponement. new curtains were recently purchased. Tickets 50 cents adults 35 cents students with reserve seats from Miss Fuller Wednesday morning. Cast includes Kempy Jones Alfred Van Dresar Dad Bence George Curtis Ma Bence and others.
Richmond Virginia May 22 Air mail pilot Ward J Morrissey age 88 was killed when his plane nosedived during takeoff for the New York Atlantic route after reporting engine trouble He tried to return to the field but his motor stopped and he was pinned beneath the wreckage the crash occurred near the airfield on the return flight from New York and Atlantic routes to Richmond.
May 22 Managua Nicaragua two rebel groups were defeated by United States marine patrols in separate engagements. One rebel leader killed and several others wounded in the Barilel clash on May 12. A 90 rebel force near Estelle was dispersed with no reported deaths. Marine aviator Lieut Christian Schill departs to receive a congressional medal of honor for January rescues.
Twenty five election officers in the September primary in Allegheny county pleaded no defense to charges of negligence in performance of duties and were paroled for five months in criminal court. Others were fined from twenty five to fifty dollars.
Fuuon rianmen, 24, of this ay found guiity of robbery in the hold-up of Frank Sawyer near here weeks ago. Judge William E. Hirt at Rice sentenced him to pay a fee of 10 and costs and serve nine months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Hoffman had prior service and partnered with Harry Stufflebeam who was arrested after the robbery was reported. Stufflebeam pleaded guilty to the charge.
Harrisburg records show the State Department of Health undertakes water tests for roadside picnic and camping areas across the state. Tests target popular summer routes and all safe water will be marked.
At Hotel Corry today Roy Gustafson of Jamestown spoke for Jamestown company about voting machine operation. He outlined three voter steps and explained advantages including speed, secret ballot, immediate returns, and reduced costs. Wilcox joined the club. Wiborg attended as a guest.
Carmi Thompson, Willis campaign manager, placed expenses around 56 150 dollars. Secretary Hoover's campaign costs were previously estimated at about 5 200 dollars.
Washington May 22 The House over rode President Coolidge with two postal bills both approved 319 to 1045 to raise allowances for fourth class postmasters for rent fuel and light costing about 2.865 million dollars annually and to boost pay for night postal work reflecting the presidents veto history.
Detroit May 22 United Press says Col Charles A Lindbergh's proposed Atlantic flight via Greenland is postponed until fall. Favorable weather in May June and October prompted the decision as no Greenland landing site could be prepared before July. Lindbergh plans to use a Ryan monoplane. Professor Wm H Hobbs of Michigan will prepare the field in Greenland and sail to Copenhagen.
Patrolman Arthur C Brown resigned from the city police force accepted by the city Council at last night's meeting. He had served as a regular officer since the 6 hour day rule and earlier as a special officer. His retirement is a source of regret and he plans to return to his farm near East Branch. No successor action taken yet, but early consideration of applicants is expected. Mrs Morley left for Mandavilles on a brief business trip.
Congressional action cuts federal taxes by about 208 million annually if House accepts the Senate revenue bill and President Coolidge signs it. Senate passage followed three weeks of debate on a bill first passed by the House in December, with amendments reducing total cuts and provisions including lower corporate rates, higher exemptions, and repeal of the auto excise tax. Conference to adjust differences expected to favor the Senate measure, tied to March 15 tax returns and administration support.
A serious collision on Hare Creek Road near the New York line involved Hugh Baillie of Corry and Jamestown residents William O'Brien Eugene Gilligan and William J. Gurtity. All occupants escaped with bruises or minor injuries. Baillie was arrested but released after a settlement reached by Thomestown authorities.
Senator elect William S. Vare of Philadelphia, ill with indigestion and pleurisy, rests at Atlantic City with his daughter Beatrice after a Wednesday illness kept him from appearing before the Reed committee in Washington regarding 1926 Pennsylvania primary expenditures.
Mather Pa May 2 rescue work at the explosion site progressed as bodies recovered rose to twenty. The last victims brought to surface at 12 80 pm, with 210 men believed in mine at time of blast. Hope dwindled as rescue teams found more bodies and only 100 plus still missing. One survivor Frank Bucsha was rescued, the first since the disaster, but many miners endured hours without food or water amid concerns of infection.
Frank Maurissy, 50, well known local farmer near Findley Lake Sherman raid area, escaped with a crushed leg after his tractor overturned on his farm last week. Doctors hope to save the limb despite severe damage. he is under medical care in Sherman.
Radio listings show tonight's top features across stations including WJZ at 8 PM with an hour of Hook on success and WEX Detroit at 10 PM with Cash segment. WZ Springhein airs 8 PM band concert, WRVA Richmond at 10 PM organ rent til, notes a strong lineup across markets.
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