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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1931

Page

3

Britain Still Sound In Face Of Economic Strain

An American observer notes Britain repaid 40 percent of a 260 million emergency loan from the U.S. and France. He praises British resolve, tax hikes, and the political shift as a national, nonpartisan effort to salvage the nation, comparing wartime unity to current recovery.

America Great Britain Bank of England France Britain Dole Haldwin William Green Norman Thomas Herbert Hoover al Smith England

Seaway Progress Toward St Lawrence Sea Route Treaty

Washington and Ottawa issue a joint statement on October 5 approving immediate negotiations to frame a treaty for the St Lawrence seaway development. Canada favors verbal exchanges early. Hoover backs the procedure. Both nations near agreement on main features and cost division, with completion expected by December pending formal action in the U S Senate and Canadian Parliament.

Great Lakes Atlantic Washington Ottawa United States Canada St. Lawrence Seaaway Hoover Olin Senate New York State Quebec Ter

One Integrated Railroad System Proposed by League

The Citizens' National Railroad League urges Congress to merge all U S railroads into one system. Natheh L. Amster, Rock Island director, says the plan seeks economy, unified credit, and lower rates while preserving investor returns. Public acceptance remains doubtful amid a trend toward more public control.

United States Citizens National Railroad League Congress Natheh L. Amster League Rock Island

NEXT BIG PUBLIC JOB IN CRIME FIGHT PROMISED

Veteran journalist Will Irwin warns the next major issue is crime and its prevention. He predicts a national campaign as business normalizes and funds free up, comparing it to a muckraking era and urging public conscience and action. He cites upbringing of youth as a starting point, noting most offenders are normal boys who drift into gangs without supervision.

Will Irwin Ig Imown Ghove Trwin Lincoln Steffens Irwin

Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon

A compact English lesson by W L Gordon on word usage and pronunciation. Notes common mistakes such as shall ye go a hunting and confound confidan t versus confidante. Encourages vocabulary growth with daily word focus including immune and related terms.

W. L. Gordon

Salome and Maryland split by Chesapeake Bay

A quiz item asks which woman requested John the Baptist's head after dancing for Herod. It notes the states divided by the Chesapeake Bay as Maryland and Virginia. It also mentions Myrtle leaves, Morra Castle, and a castle at Havana's entrance in a riddle-like format.

Herod John the Baptist Chesapeake Bay Havana Hathor Maryland and Virginia Morra Castle

Bo Eficiant Quote on Efficiency and Time

A fragment quotes the saying that efficiency means using time and effort wisely. It emphasizes disciplined action and avoiding wasting time and energy, attributed to a source signaled as Grit.

Ward Dies Former City Council Member and Tailor

Twenty years ago notes report the death of Frank E. Ward a former city council member and prominent tailor. He survived by his wife Flora and daughter A L Bush and had suffered ill health since June. The item also notes local business and election changes amid a quiet election day and other town news.

Frank E. Ward Ward Flora Smith Ward A. L. Bush

Court injunction blocks Hill Mill bid in Erie purchase case

Erie November 7 Judge William E K Hirt issued a lengthy opinion restraining the school board from honoring a Hill Mill Cream Co bid to furnish ice cream for the next three years. D F Spath of 1711 Liberty Street had sued after his bid of 90 cents a gallon plus 18 refrigerators was rejected for the Hill Mill bid at $1.14 a gallon with similar refrigerators. Directors testified the second lowest bidder could not handle the contract. The judge said a bid variance saving about 7600 over three years warranted more than a 10 minute discussion.

Erie William Ekc Hirt Erie County Hill Misl Teg Cream Co D. F. Spath Liberty Street Jirado's

Sixteen Named in County Indictments by Grand Jury

Dair Nov 7 Sixteen defendants were held for court and three freed after grand jury action in Brie county. Indicted individuals include Fred Pass monte for assault and battery with intent to murder Sam Peterson for assault and battery Stanley Pius for malicious mischief Pete Repoff for statutory offense Peter Vindermeroff for receiving stolen goods Kenneth Wright for drunk driving and license revocation Frank Grabowali for robbery Joseph Oksiencki Thomas Modeski William Wojtalik Frank Feder off for breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony Norman Sanders and Monroe Stegal for breaking and entering C S Hagelton Roy Miller for passing bad checks Walter Whipple for fraudulent conversion Jennie Edan for possession of Aquor and Joseph York for auto larceny.

Dair Brie Fred Passmonte Sam Peterson Stanley Pius Pete Repoff Peter Vin

Antisaloon League backs Ingalls if prohibition stands

The Anti-Saloon League of America announced it would actively support David S. Ingalls for Ohio governor if he favors prohibition modification. Samuel P. McNaught noted supporters suggested a trend against Volsteadism, while the league said it is organizing to defeat wet candidates and pursue its ban.

Uneries Columbus Anti-Saloon League of America David S. Ingalls Cleveland Republican Aassistant Secretary of Navy Aviation Ohio Ingalls Samuel P. McNaught Mel Naught

Woman Fatally Hit by Car in Pittsburgh

Mrs Elizabeth Dell aged 65 of Pittsburgh died at a city hospital after being struck by a car driven by Louis Denardo 24 of Avalon. Denardo said he veered to miss another vehicle and struck Dell near a retaining wall. Denardo and companion John Nase were bruised and lacerated when the car hit the wall.

Tne Pittspurgh Elizabeth Dell Pittsburgh Louis Denardo Avalon Denardo

Burglar Shot During Jamestown Wholesale Burglary

In Jamestown on Monroend Tenth streets at 6:50 a.m. burglar Sam Griffis, 621 Allen Street, was shot by Detective Elmer A. Lee while fleeing the warehouse of Me Jamestown Wholesale Grocery Company. Griffis was struck on his left side and survived. two alleged accomplices, Sam Fashwho and Sam Cupann, were arrested as material witnesses. A police guard was set over Griffis at the hospital after 14,200 cigarettes were left scattered outside the smashed window.

Jamestown Jamestown Wholesale Grocery Company Monroend Tenth Streets Sam Griffis Vel W. Ig. A Sam Fashwho Barrows Street Sam Cupann Allem Street Grittis

Sharon War Hero Frank Moyer Dies at 59

Sharon Pennsylvania reports the death of Frank Moyer at 59 a veteran of two wars and a recipient of Gen Pershing's citation. Moyer joined at 23 and served 80 years in Spanish American War World War I and related campaigns including the Philippine uprising and Boxer Rebellion. He led his men to safety during the St Michiel battle while under fire.

Frank Moyer General Pershing Sharon John J. Pershing Moyer U.S China Gen. Pershing St. Michiel St. Mitiel Safey

Coroners Jury Finds No Blame For Fatality

In Warren on November 7 the coroner's jury cleared both drivers in the October 24 auto crash that killed Fred Putnam en route from Russell to Warren. Witnesses from Russell and Jamestown testified as the inquest, led by Coroner Ed Lonorey, concluded each operator used the best judgment possible under the circumstances.

Tory Fred Putnam Herbert Putnasi Russell R. D Arvid Anderson Jamestown

A Problem a Day Pyramid Volume in Cable Feet

A pyramid with altitude 12 ft and square base whose diagonal is 7.1 ft yields base side 7.1 divided by square root two times one half. Compute volume as one third times base area times height, then convert to cable feet. The text also includes yesterday's answer and an odd explanation.

Uprising Burglaries Raise Hyde's Hill Alarm in Ridgway

Ridgway residents in the Hyde's Hill district report a surge of break ins over recent weeks. Police have been notified after reports say a home was entered on Front Street with items stolen, refrigerators were targeted, and a cellar raid yielded canned goods. An investigation is underway.

Hyde's Hill Ridgway Rideway 1

Polynesian Wanderers Navigate Vast Ocean Routes

Polynesian navigators developed bamboo sailing craft and fitted canoes for long voyages across the Pacific, using seafaring techniques and charts to explore far shores around Hawaii and the broader Polynesian triangle.

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