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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary text appears to reference a patrol or ward topic with names like Lewis and Ball and mentions decorations and philosophy. The readable parts are incomplete and do not form a coherent event or outcome. No clear date, place, or organization can be confirmed.
A compact note reports a bout involving fighter Milt Ik Tail, with details on a seven round route toward Nai. The fragmentary item hints at a boxing or wrestling card but lacks full names and outcomes. Further readable context is needed to confirm event, location, and result.
Fragmentary notice mentions names unclear from OCR. Main readable items show individuals associated with the Arbor and Edsons. No clear event, dates, or locations emerge to form a full news item.
United Press reports Hollywood star John Barrymore intends to perform Hamlet once more despite injury, declaring he will act the role again even on crutches. The veteran actor, 14 years after last portraying the prince, spoke after a surprise elopement to Yuma with former Hunter College coed who pursued him by yacht.
Personal mention lists Miss Kathstine Graves visiting Miss Betty Peacock in Mirle and returning home last evening. Numerous residents and visitors travel to Erie Meadville Warren and Princeton for visits, funerals, or to stay with relatives at hotels and homes, with many returning to their cities following brief stays.
Charles Chaplin refused to discuss the rumor and said he has nothing to say about a reported marriage to Paulette Goddard. Randolph Churchill allegedly claimed they are married, a claim Chaplin disputed as unverified.
Adolf Zeblitz, 99, awaits arraignment on charges in the slaying of his children in Idaho. He allegedly attacked them at his Burning farm home after the mother left them. Neighbors tracked him to Rupert where he was arrested. The bodies of Ruby 5, Gertrude 4, and Don 2 were found in the Hart house ruins 16 miles away.
Mortis Mastroff, 41, operator of a second hand clothing store at 1506 State Street, Erie, was arrested on charges of receiving stolen goods and held for a Thursday hearing. The information alleges he bought and sold suits and fur coats stolen from a Ridgway store on September 1. Bail set at $500.
Harrisburg Nov 10 Delegates to the first annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of liquor dealers pass resolutions to seek changes in liquor laws. They plan a strong lobby to push for legislation that would quadruple referendum difficulty and require 40 percent of registered voters on petitions rather than the current 10 percent.
At a Pittsburgh meeting, the Carnegie-Til India Duquesne workers council shifted to John L. Lewis aligned leadership. Blinet J. Maloy, a vocal Lewis supporter from Duquesne, was elected chairman of the employes representatives council for the Pittsburgh-Youngstown district amid internal dissension.
Weng a Chinese gardener was fined 3.75 for stealing his father's bones from a burial plot in Singapore. He said the Chinese belief requires bones to rest in Chinese soil and had traveled 2000 miles to Malaya to obtain them.
Dramatic classes will reorganize at 7 30 oclock tomorrow evening at Junitor High School. All interested should attend, announced Thomas Roelofs head of the classes under WPA. Special classes in speech stage craft makeup and staging of productions will be held during winter. Several stock plays will be presented by members of the classes.
Six members met at Mr and Mrs Or A Sandburgs home at 130 Wright Street Monday afternoon for the club's first regular meeting. Three new members joined, honorary visitors attended, and essays by Jo ne Park and Sgt Edward F Younger were read. Tea followed as plans were made for next week’s social.
McKeesport officials vote a roughly 16 percent pay hike for city employees, restoring salaries to 1982 levels after a long period of reductions. The council approved the measure today, ensuring higher wages for all workers under city departments in McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
General Motors directors announce a year end dividend of 1.00 per share, exceeding expectations and lifting total dividends for the year to 195,750,000. Alfred P. Sloan expresses confidence for 1937 as the company expands its appreciation fund to 10,000,000 and promises $35 to $60 bonuses for six months’ service. The payout aligns with Christmas spending and follows wage discussions at US Steel including Carnegie Illinois Steel disputes and Columbia Steel Company’s slower acceptance.
Nov 10 market action shows profit taking in autos and steel and strength in silver and mercantile issues. Bonds mixed with U S government prices at record highs. Silver rose to a yearly high in London and held near yesterday's 470 cent per ounce level in New York. Major closing lines list numerous large industrial and utility stocks, signaling a cautious session ahead of holidays.
Renovo Pa November 10 injuries sustained in an automobile accident Sunday resulted in the death today of Mrs Grate Laney Dallas Texas wife of an army officer 67 year old Renovo resident and four others were injured in the same crash causing a second death and extending the toll of the tragedy.
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