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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR line discusses costs and uses a single item or initiative context. It shows scattered terms such as price, use, initial, multiple readers, and references to cord and flues. The readable text is too incomplete for clear facts or names.
A fragmented note discusses how fashion corsets affected body shape transforming waist and hip lines. It mentions evolving attitudes toward posture exercise and the link to physical health in daily wear.
An investigation reports hundreds of fish killed in Brokenstraw Creek due to pollution. Officials, including state agents, traced contamination to an unidentified source and noted no other discharges. Local tests and witness accounts describe a recent surge in dead fish along the stream.
May 26 date line notes push for approval of a budget item tied to a plan at Harding's desk. The piece mentions executive input required and potential later votes, with references to planned actions on May 28 and events in the capital. The language is obscured but centers on a financial proposal needing gubernatorial or legislative consent.
The United States Railroad Labor Board completed a wage decision affecting railroad workers, proposing a wage increase around 12 to 20 percent for affected employes. The ruling would apply to workers in certain employments and was to be implemented by a July 1 extension date for all lines.
Employes of the Pennsylvanian railroad system vote for delegates to a conference to discuss representation, working conditions, and a proposed plan for a joint committee. The process includes a chair, a general committee, and a plan to finalize a settlement through negotiations with management.
An OCR fragment mentions a national event and a river route with references to a seventeenth century theatre and a school railway, but the text is garbled and unreadable. No coherent persons organizations or dates can be confirmed.
The Tito Staten and Nidag joined talks drafting proposals for a neutral zone in Upper Silesia. Plans call for occupation by Allied forces and a boundary by Argentina and Poland, with cautious support amid frontier concerns and German opposition.
Fragmentary OCR suggests names such as Ertle and Dempsey Coxpentive in a boxing context with Briley and Loe. Details are unreadable, but the note references a potential third man in a fight, a referee, and October timing.
A Chautauqua program featuring local talent and speakers is planned for August 18 at the Municipal Building. Plans show a full lineup with notable performers and anticipated attendance. Details on participating speakers and admission are to be announced by the organizing committee.
Veterans attend Memorial Invary at the command post in the American region Monday at 9 90 o clock May 30 observing the service with ex servicemen and local officials present.
A distorted May entry from New York notes farmers seeking to stabilize wheat prices to allow a five cent loaf of bread. The piece mentions demonstrations and nationwide impact as producers press for lower costs at outlets like older markets.
May 28 report notes a complex political clash as minors present their reply to Premier Cloyd Geongo's latest proposals, with ongoing tensions shaping the response and potential policy shifts.
An Anglo American approach to disarmament and world stability is shaping up in Washington. Republicans push a three power framework, seeking a House approval to avoid naval arms restraint doubts and secure a coalition between United States Great Britain and peer nations.
A memorial service honoring American war dead is described with details of speakers and locations across Europe. Marshal Petain and General Parker are named among organizers as wreaths and services are planned at multiple sites including Washington and nearby regions, with order and tribute emphasized.
The election committee of the Board at Commerce announces the nomination of numerous candidates for the Wheelers seat. Names listed include Alexander, Whitman, Carey, Yan, Bay, Bent, Reiss, Brashinn, Atrowa, Will, C.F. Onning, Warren Hillosity, Amos Loveland, and others. Votes cast were tallied at the polls with results showing only a subset feasible for the next Mich volow my Govier nines will ape.
A prolonged conflict near Orange New Jersey ended in a fatality after fourteen hours. The testimony mentions Teall Michan Koraguind and a Wall Hooded a waterslat Hooded a wall near ores, with volunteers and efforts to save the injured. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
In a fragmented note from May 28, New York markets faced closures and trading pauses amid unclear conditions. Reportedly irregular activity and renewed attention to exchange operations followed recent volatility at the New York stock market.
Fragmentary OCR report describes a site inspection by Major Jacobs at Company A with references to offices, state resources, and unnamed personnel. The text mentions morale and supervision but remains garbled with latched phrases and incomplete names. The piece lacks discernible dates, places, or outcomes.
A bomb attack on the Bulgarian king today left several people killed or wounded. The incident disrupted royal affairs as officials reported the king injured but alive, with details still emerging from Sofia.
The article outlines arrangements for Memorial Day ceremonies. Organizers led by A Wty and Kine Tred set events at the Armory, with a speaker lineup and a pension-related address. Veterans groups and school children will participate, graves of veterans will be honored, and tulips and flags will be placed on the morning program.
Memorial services planned at the U B Church to honor a Civil War veteran. The memorial and graveside observances will include prayers, a procession, and a brief tribute to the hero’s memory.
In May 23 19xx collegiate meet action Tarvin hops will lead to a finale as Jeretia Wampioow faces Camerridoe Minis in a key event. Officials mark the Hoy fortyabitth competition as the stage for the deciding swim and track moments.
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