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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

8

State Traffic Code Governs Signal Lights In Pennsylvania

Harrisberg officials begin enforcing a new Motor Code section on traffic signals. The law requires signals to be visible to approaching traffic and specifies amber positioning, green indications for straight and permitted turns, and restrictions on turns during red. It also covers exemptions for emergency and police vehicles under safety guidelines.

270 Violent Deaths in Allegheny in Sept

United Press reports that 270 violent deaths occurred in Allegheny County in September per the Covalier W. J. McGregor monthly tally. Automobile fatalities led with 26. rail and other accidents caused 12 deaths. Poisoning, football, drowning, murder and mine accidents also occurred, with roughly one in five deaths ruled accidental.

United Press Pitsburgi Megheny County Covolier W.J. McGregor Tve

Fragmentary OCR reveals garbled crime scene notes

The readable text contains scattered names and phrases such as Downey and George Rycons, but most of the lines are garbled. It resembles a scrambled document with no clear narrative, dates, locations, or actionable details to identify a specific event or subject.

Heroic act praised after Erie rail incident

In an Erie Magazine feature a photo shows Merritt Sheeley of Corry who sprang to save Dickinson and a child struck by an eastbound express near Center Street. The brave rescue occurred September 17 as bystanders rushed to lower gates and warn the oncoming train.

Erie Rail Rad Aries Mar- Fitz Sheeley Etree Merritt Sheeley Corry Mat Venter Street Leay Dickinson Corry Somme Merritt Shipley Dickit Asheeleyyn Taid Corre

United Brethren Ladies Aid Society Sale and Meeting

The United Brethren Ladies Aid Society held a meeting on Ingloes Wednesday for a work session and planned a rummage sale in the former Henderson’s Piano Room at 110 North Center. Displayed were coats, children’s items, quilts and new articles. A home baking sale is set for Saturday to aid church debt relief, with Mrs. Leon Van Assel, Mrs. George Akam and Mrs. Carl Herjon on the committee.

Goo Ladies In Society of the United Brethren Church Ingloes Henderson North Center Street Ladies Society Leon Van'assel George Akam Carl Her Jon Din Culver Sistess Seriell

Rum pact talks falter over smuggling sources

United Press reports Washington aims to negotiate a gentleman's agreement to curb rum smuggling from St Pierre and Miquelon. Assistant Secretary Lowman says much of the liquor smuggled into the United States originates from these French possessions, with two governments failing to agree on key facts for an unofficial treaty.

United Press Washington St. Pierre Miquelon North Atlantic Lowman Layman United States

Hunters Report Abundant Wildlife Across Region

In this section hunters note wild game is plentiful this year with large numbers of deer and bear observed. Wild turkeys rabbits squirrels and other small game are also abundant across woods and fields, signaling a strong hunting season.

Fate of French Regime at Stake in Parliament Crisis

Paris dispatch reports a growing political crisis as Parliament's Chamber of Deputies saw the resignation of president Franklin Bouillon and a radical party split over support for Premier Poincaré's government. Daladier leans left as the government seeks to push through the 18 budget before January 1, strengthening tensions.

John O'Brien United Press Paris Pranslin Bouillon Chamber of Deputies Raymond Poluvare Nations Toyo Bouillon Radical Grout Franklins Bouillon Radical Party Edouard Daladier Poincar Poincare

Hunt Yeges At Brockway

Thieves blew open a safe at Brockway station early Tuesday morning in Pennsylvania and escaped with about $100 in cash after looting the depot. Police, alerted by a nearby eyewitness, followed several clues but have not yet captured the suspects.

Ridgway Coy Pennsylumnia Lsu Isuyber Ting

Grange to Meet November 12 This Month

Columbus Grange schedules meetings on the second and fourth Saturday each month. The November session will feature a report by the repair point Dusinesse and a review of tests planned for the year as part of the regular gathering.

Chlumbus Grange

Little Hope For Recovery Of Woman Hunter

Noy Min Lathe Sperkver of Limestone township was injured in a hunting accident near Warren General Hospital Te ity evening. The woman, in serious condition, remained alive at the hospital though weakened. Mis. Spencer, involved in the incident, was reported injured while a hunter discharged a weapon accidentally. Robert Culte Live was struck in the leg by a shell fragment as the event drew attention at the park.

Warren General Hospital Tadiya Spencer Forest McKean Robert Culte Wleseeivers Park

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