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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1932
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists West South Street address and daily publication details with Corny, Pennsylvania as the place of origin. The note indicates the publisher operates a daily paper except Sundays and provides the street location for the office.
A proposed safety responsibility bill heads to the 1929 Pennsylvania legislature. Supported by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, the plan mirrors successful laws in five provinces and nineteen states. It aims to curb negligent driving by requiring responsible drivers to cover injuries via insurance or removal of license, while not forcing all motorists to insure unless guilty of violations.
Mr and Mrs Clair Fenn recently married were honored at a shower last evening at the bride’s parents home in Corry with more than 100 guests from Union City Wattsburg Beaverdam and Corry. A fine supper followed and the couple living on the Oscar Miller farm Corry RD 5 received many useful gifts.
Definite information came that Governor Tener will attend December 27 dedication of the new Hicks home. American LaFrance rep declined tests after learning city negotiated for Seagrave truck. Musical comedy Alma, Where Do You Live drew small attendance at Library theatre. John Turner recovering from injuries at Erie plant. Corry & Columbus Railway repairing North Center street for winter. George Tillotson badly injured eye from cow horn strike. Mrs Ida Randolph honored at Dr J R Pope home before moving to Barberton Ohio. W H Duffy of Corry seeks Corry postmastership to succeed Jack Austin in two years. Union City Times.
The excerpt lists questions about university enrollment for the University of Pennsylvania, Austria's size, the date of the Big Horn battle and Custer massacre, Cleopatra’s title, the burgess of Cambridge Springs, and the author of a frivolous work of polished idleness.
Fragmentary text suggests a Sudan forge identified as similar to an esotiun style from 300 years ago. It mentions carthon pots and Hontsein ethers, with hands tied and unclear valves. Readable names or dates are not clear due to garbled OCR.
Hollywood reporter describes casting director David C. Werner’s guidance for aspiring actors. He urges stock theatre work, long preparation, and minimal reliance on screen tests, noting successful grads and famous names who began in stock companies. He cites stenography as another entry path and mentions George O’Brien’s Arizona film work.
Police found a small convertible coupe on the Water Street crosswalk at Third Avenue early Friday morning. The license tag was issued to HL Frank Crosby of 1118 Pierce Park.
Paris reports French farmers oppose 40 hour week and fear rural harm. They argue longer rural hours are needed during harvest and tax burdens would worsen, signaling a coming clash if parliament adopts a five day plan out of labor reforms.
Fire discovered shortly after 3 am Friday consumed the two story barn and packing house on Angelo Catalano’s farm one mile east of Brocton on Main Road. The Valley Farm building, built in the 1890s and a landmark, burned in about an hour with only a few timbers left. Loss estimated around 4000 with farming tools also burned. cause undetermined. Insurance partly covers the damage. Brocton fire department faced difficulty due to rapid blaze and lack of water.
Washington reports that the Supreme Court is handling numerous prohibition related appeals including the Sorrells entrapment case. Veterans and residents faced entrapment by a man posing as a furniture dealer. The court may clarify rules on entrapment and constitutional immunity against searches of homes in liquor related offenses.
Jamestown November 12 William Tones four suspects arrested Thursday in a knife attack on George Van Sile were held for the grand jury on a second degree assault charge in City Court before Judge Allen Vargar. Van Sile room hospital with good condition Elmer Hyde and Raymond Howell held as material witnesses the incident happened at the old gas house on Institute street with about a dozen men drinking prior to the assault.
The article describes a cape collar on a charming frock stitched to create a braided effect for informal dinners. It notes woolen turbans and large envelope bags paired with kid Oxfords as part of the ensemble.
Stewart analyzes the Scottsboro verdict and the Civil Liberties Union defense, noting Communist fear and claims of unfair trial. The piece discusses Alabama’s harsh verdicts, the Supreme Court's involvement, and broader reactions among unions and political groups.
United Press reports Harrisburg youth David Harden, 21, treated for the third accident in as many months. He suffered a broken finger in September during football and another mishap in October.
A man sustained a knife cut to his right leg in November, and earlier in the month he crushed a finger while using a hammer. The incidents are listed as separate mishaps with no further details.
An old citation from 1882 attributes to Lord Beaconsfield a remark made in Cairo claiming the banana, richer than the pineapple, is the most religious thing in the world. The fragment recalls a witty link between fruit and faith from the era.
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