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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
8
A nostalgic tour lists longtime Corry names and locales from candy stores to theatres, streets and gatherings. It recalls businessowners, officials, entertainers, and daily life memories across eras, including parades, schools, shops, and iconic spots once central to the town’s social fabric.
United Press reports from Rome that Mussolini announced a compulsory work program for all able bodied Italians as part of the corporative state. The policy targets the old aristocracy and aims to equalize citizens before the state by making work a social duty.
The Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women opened with a luncheon as optimism rose for the party after last week's electoral setback. Governor Pinchot will address the convention, with messages from Attorney General Schnader and Senator Reed and remarks by Republican leaders. Local reports note weather and road work delays in Spar tansburg and ongoing community notes.
Four Republican politicians including State Senator James J. Coyne stood for retrial in federal court in Pittsburgh on charges of vote fraud tied to 1982. Co-defendants were Tom Coyne FP J O Malley and Walter Butler. A mistrial occurred last Spring with an acquittal for Martin Mullen estates.
Students at Akron University vote 239 to 192 against compulsory military training. President H E Simmons says the result is not significant since fewer than half of the 830 eligible voters cast ballots.
The jumping hare of Africa can leap as far as 20 feet, showcasing surprising agility in the animal kingdom.
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