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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stone slab with inscriptions in multiple languages, dating to 1799, connected to a person named Barton of a company. The text mentions an upcoming theatre event this week, suggesting a local cultural display or program related to the artifact.
Union City resident Charles B. Lewis spoke at Corry Townsend Club No. 1 in the Masonic Temple, detailing opposition to the Taft movement. He announced Canton Ohio's William H. Hudson will headline a mass meeting at Waterford High School on Tuesday evening November 16. The article also notes a brief history of the Scythians in southwestern Russia.
The Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission sent five tons of material in the first half of October. Secretary Warren Van Dyke reported 17 000 maps and booklets on Pennsylvania sites filled 102 mail pouches. Distribution reached every state and foreign lands including war torn China, with peak day October 20 when 2044 pieces went out. Literature is distributed to reputable organizations and interested tourists.
Mr and Mrs V M Sangin visit, Mrs Anna Koford and Miss Minnie Koford attend Gus Koford funeral. Numerous local residents and visitors, including Mrs Prank Hayes and others, are noted at gatherings, travels, and a Masons meeting in Houseville.
Poisonous claim advertises Thompson's Barusm 4 Compound Tablets to “clean out your kidneys,” ease backache and misery, and restore energy. Publication notes July 24 with stores listed.
The common nose rat is described as an agile climber swimmer and digger. It navigates a maze of tunnels and tunnels in its burrow system while exhibiting versatile behaviors across environments.
Washington November 12 The American Federation of Labor says it will oppose any effort by President Roosevelt to lower wages for building workers and to privatly finance a home construction program The WS Chamber of Commerce scheduled meetings for November 17 and 18 with several builders to discuss obstacles to private construction amid wartime needs.
United Press reports Haleywood on November 18 that Donald Ogien Stewart, 50, noted Gusons author, was struck by an automobile driven by Martin Zukwown, 20. Stewart suffered a severe skull fracture and multiple injuries.
United Press notes a mixed week as stocks bonds and commodities rise while business eases. Roosevelt administration offers cooperation to utilities in exchange for a revised taxation stance aiding recovery. Morgenthau flags budget discipline without tax hikes. Steel capacity and building activity show gains, while electricity output lags and railroad loads drop. Metals firm as utilities and electric equipment stocks rally on potential build gains.
New York reports a sharp drop in trading as listings encountered selling with prices drifting down fractions to two points. In late session short covering limited a broad buying response as investors awaited Congress Monday. Major issues like American Smelters Bethlehem Steel and General Electric show declines while others advance or hold, amid cautious mood and mixed closures.
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