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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1927
Page
5
A fragmented text fragment mentions refining cen Murlanth and Pan America with unclear references to Slimns Sinclair and ML Gontinental. The legible portion hints at corporate or industrial topics without concrete actions or dates.
Fragmentary text presents mixed names and entities including cities and companies. Limited readable items mention Bethlehem, United States, and various industry terms. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the available passages.
Local column records an array of brief personal visits and social calls. Names include James, Frank Keleher, Miss Margaret Foreman, Mrs Bertha Palmer, Harrison Keppel, Mrs Moore, Mrs Thompan, Peter Miller, Paul Raynor, Fred Edwardley, Mrs Frantie Avensyt, and others visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Milwaukee Pittsburgh and New York City for family time, work, or hospitalities.
United Press reports on proposed nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals with Navy demand and government funding issues. Mentions Rep Snell and House committees backing arming or utilizing the project as part of wartime strategy and national policy debates. A fragmentary sale notice appears at 21 Franklin St for household items.
A terse nurse of the White House outlines the administration's cautious approach to Philippine policy. The statement emphasizes independence, gradual change, and a shift away from coercive tactics, noting prior alignment with wartime officials and ongoing contact with officials shaping the situation.
The Piarvaan Parent Teachers Association meeting is postponed from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to attend at the rescheduled time.
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