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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal lists advertising rates and mailing options. Rates include five dollars per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, with prices available upon application.
The article argues Mexico is sovereign and independent on equal terms with the United States. It credits Ambassador Morrow for clarifying that self goberning nations are equal in diplomacy. It suggests this stance improves relations and aids future settlements with Latino American neighbors.
Art Goebel who won his Dele derby aims to replicate Lindbergh by touring the United States. He plans a southern start then northern states in spring and hopes to climax with an Atlantic flight when weather permits. The idea draws mixed views on duplicating Lindbergh’s success.
Answers to yesterday's questions cover topics from authorship to math. The list includes who wrote Abie’s Trish Rose, square of a number, a transcontinental highway named for a president, the smallest bird, and the most famous city near Naples, Italy.
The problem states a stove priced at $10 with a wholesale dealer allowed 40 percent 10 percent and a percent deductions. Calculate the price paid by applying these successive discounts. The previous problem involves multiplying 2 1 and el, then multiplying by 1728 and dividing by the product of 42nd 2 to reach the answer.
Police report two men Sinton Feather aged 83 and Clyde Pearson aged 20 were arrested for passing counterfeit quarters totaling about 200 dollars. Authorities say the suspects may have produced thousands of counterfeit coins and distributed them around local businesses and social venues.
United Press reports the Dawn amphibian flight by Sikorsky is indefinitely postponed as Frances W. Grigson declines to clarify reasons. The anomaly and unclear wording suggest a disrupted project timeline with no official explanation given, affecting plans and schedules.
Geese flew in a southward V as the temperature neared freezing, signaling approaching winter. Westward snowstorms and blizzards were reported in Wyoming and Colorado while the East faced a cold snap. A Pennsy line noted their towns' first snow, and a local sighting drew residents to watch the honking flock. Edgar Ridenour, jailed for drunken driving, died by hanging in his cell to avoid a 30 day sentence, and Miss Geneva Groters visited relatives in Clymer.
Seven men from Erie Pennsylvania Port Dover Ontario and one from Canara were discharged by Federal Commissioner I Stegelski after bail of 2500 total. The group had been arrested near Ripley during a wrecked rum boat seizure with liquor valued at 15000, but evidence showed no connection to the bootlegging case.
No trace of German aviator Otto Keennecke heard since he left Karachi yesterday heading to Allahabad. It is feared he may have forced landed due to weeks of engine trouble. Authorities are continuing search efforts in the area.
John G. Trimmer of Mound City Missouri kept a pledge to never shave since the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. He lived to age 92 preserving the vow he made in his youth, a remarkable personal quirk remembered by the community.
Captain Reif of the Salvation Army presents the sixth lecture in a ten part series. Original Bible pictures illustrate Tory land and notable incidents. The event takes place at the Army hall on East Washington Street Saturday evening. Admission is five cents.
A car attempting to cross the New York Central tracks near Erie Street was struck by a passenger train at 1:50 p m. The front section of the vehicle was torn, the car wrecked beyond repair, and the driver Doddyns narrowly escaped with seconds to spare as the train halted and the locomotive fetched the remains of the wreck tumbling forward. The incident halted traffic and drew prompt attention from the crew and onlookers.
Mer John Thompson, 56, priest of St James atholle Church Steelton, was found dead in his bed this morning authorities said. The clergy member served the parish for years and was known in local religious circles. Police reported no immediate signs of foul play and an investigation is ongoing.
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