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A fragmented OCR item lists Bue, Ros, 4, Lucy Storer, 03 and lens 2d, and 5 aul. No clear event, date, or context is readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item lists Bue, Ros, 4, Lucy Storer, 03 and lens 2d, and 5 aul. No clear event, date, or context is readable.
Reading notes mention Bh Olowski and an eight foot designation linked to Liley Van. Details are fragmented. no clear event, date, or organization identified.
The Corry Evening Journal prints from South Street Corry Pa with publisher A D Colegrove and advertising rep Pred Kimball Inc New York. It lists carrier and mail rates and notes entry as second class mail matter with price per copy and weekly charges.
The American Industry Committee and business associations propose a platform for nationwide parties urging government non interference in business, support for agriculture, credit and taxation reforms, tariff maintenance, and a congressional push for a strengthened merchant marine with private shipbuilding and government loans. They call for ICC independence from political pressure and long term mail contracts.
Misc question set and answers list from yesterday. Includes geography misprints about Minnehake Waterfays and Florida Keys, a Shakespeare era inquiry, forest service term, ship cable capacity, a tiny animal creating Florida keys, plus a batch of word puzzles with corrected spellings and pronunciations.
Twenty years ago this Journal Files entry notes rising demand for the Trill Triumph Indicator for steam and gas engines. Local clubs in the Thierstate League prepare for a meet on the new fair grounds diamond. A Jamestown H S vs Corry H S game ends 7 to 4 with a special train planned to Erie for the May 26 state conclave. Notables visiting include B L Dimick of Ajax works Corry, Master James Carlyle Richards, Sol Hershfield formerly of Corry, and Mrs M Conrad returning to the city for the season.
In a problem of shared expenses A and B agree to pay in the ratio 2 to 3. A pays 164 dollars and B pays 206 dollars. Determine how much one must pay the other to settle the account. The answer refers to yesterday's problem and explains by distributing 550 by 11 then multiplying by 6 and distributing 4v2 by 11 then multiplying by 5, summing the products.
Seattle May 23. The steamer Star of Walkland en route from San Francisco to Alaska crashed on the rocks of Alun Head in the Bering Sea last night and is in danger of sinking according to brief radio messages received here by the Coast Guard. There are 40 Americans and 280 Chinese aboard the ship.
Pittsburgh May 23. The families of workers who died in the Mather mine disaster will receive about 800000 dollars from the state under the internal workmen's compensation act. Officials announced the plan noting the state will cover around 400000 dollars while the remainder is re insured.
United Press notes ongoing consideration of the SENA measures as the Boulder dam bill continues. Campaign expenditures committee gathers while the House holds a contentious swing Johnson debate. Conferees on the tax bill also meet.
Veterans of Foreign Wars posts plan the annual Poppy Day sale on Saturday May 26 to fund a relief fund aiding disabled war veterans and dependents. Buddy poppies will be distributed on streets and in stores to honor dead service members and provide local and national relief.
In two sections of the transcontinental air race from New York the Pacific Coast race scheduled to start September 6 will make 20 minute stops in Harrisburg. Planes carrying one pilot and one passenger and planes carrying two passengers and four pilots will use the Harrisburg control station. It was announced.
Fragmentary text asserts self rule begins at home and in schools, claiming government influence is only an aid to welfare. It mentions unclarified terms and names like Klimeett and Aimerion, suggesting a wary or fictional context about control and authority.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on May 23 Helen Shipley age 17 was seriously injured when an automobile driven by Trenec Cartnay struck her. A dog ornament on the radiator cap contributed to the accident by striking Miss Shipley in the neck.
A Nashville Dr Al Smith attended the Methodist General Conference in Kansas City Missouri. The note clarifies he is not New York governor Al Smith but a teamy editor and preacher and writer with high church rank.
In Bradford on Bank Street an elderly woman and her daughter were on a porch washing bed springs when the railing failed. The grandmother, Mrs. Bell Freeman, died from injuries after collapse toppled them to the sidewalk. Her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Cook, was brought to hospital with minor injuries. Neighbors and a nearby nurse assisted at the scene.
United Presbyterians from across the country gathered in St. Louis for evangelistic conferences ahead of the 70th annual assembly. A new moderator will be elected, succeeding Rev. M. G. Kyte, while Palestine Bible lands museum plans were discussed at Xenia Seminary. John M. Vander Meulen spoke on sin and condemned the insanity plea as criminal evasion.
A 23 year old Dunkirk man identified as Bor awill was locked up after allegedly admitting a string of crimes. Police say he confessed to auto thefts, burglarizing the Lily Dale post office, the New York Central station at Lily Dale, and several stores and gas stations, with post office inspectors confirming the investigation.
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