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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

3

Hoover Seeks Rapid Government Reorganization Plan

The Hoover administration moves to consolidate federal agencies and bureaus to cut waste. With limited authority from Congress, J Clawson directs budget scrutiny as Hoover plans a comprehensive, vetoable reorganiza­tion to curb red tape and inefficiency, urging quick action at the start of the new session.

Washington Post Hoov Congress J. Clawson’ Loop Hoover Jay Bireau Confess

Common Sense Advice Against Hunger March

Doak E. Carter former chief of staff of the Bonus Army urges veterans farmers laborers and business men to discourage new hunger marches on Washington. He warns such winter pilgrimages would worsen hardships delay recovery and create confusion rather than help.

Washington Doak E. Carter Bonus Expeditionary Force Carter Bonus Army Hanks Army

Eight Great Indian Faiths Segue Through Shared Roots

Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of Indian faiths and shared roots, noting diversity among beliefs yet hinting at unity or convergence in a broader religious landscape. The readable fragments reference multiple faiths and a possible comparative approach.

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Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1912 Item Mix

Itemized notes from November 18 1912 include a hunting accident near Britton Bus Spartatiwnship injuring 18 year old Charles Fores son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Force Italy noted in the accident. Also theatre plans for Bought and Paid For at Library theatre November 28 and a church confirmation at St Thomas church by Rt Rev John Fitzmaurice. A hunter Brown narrowly escapes drowning after shooting a hole in his boat on Lake Chautauqua. Stacey Baker takes control of the Virginian morning picture house in Petersburg Virginia. State Fish Commissioner Nathan R Buller arranges shipment of 2 000 000 fingerling trout from Corry and Union City fish hatcheries.

Charles Fores Reuben Force Britton Bus Spartatiwnship Italy Corry Union City Wish Nathan R. Buller

Megaphones in Hollywood Directors Eyed in Inquiry

Hollywood reporters recount a lighthearted probe into movie directors and megaphones. At Paramount, 22 directors faced a search with only one megaphone found, as industry figures explain megaphone absence due to sound stages and careful preplanning.

Alanson Edwards United Press Hollywood Paramounteli Uiier Corstruct Geull DeMille Modon Stuart Walker L. W. Olds Alex McInnes Jas. DeMille Ei Wright Worll Brie Sigantics Masonic Ort

Local Theater Trips and Odd Climax Mfg. Outing

John J. Sullivan and J Burkhardt went to Kingiia this morning for the Climax Mfg. Go. J Wellington and his troupe of local actors went to Mayville this afternoon where they will perform tonight. Water! Water! Water! Also a garbled line mentions an eleventh of the said slice recovered.

John J. Sullivan J. Burkhardt Kingiia Cal Mayville

Rare Malady Fatal to Man at Local Hospital

Felix Malinawalti, 88, of 12% Ws 1th street, died Tuesday at Hamat hospital from sleeping sickness. Funeral Saturday at 8 a.m. from Hanley Schaller parlors and 8:30 from Holy Trinity church. Burial in Holy Trinity cemetery. He had been ill for two weeks, in a coma recently, and worked as a fur employee tender at the Perty Tron works. Survived by relatives in Poland.

Eady Felix Malinawalti Hamat Hanley- Schaller 19Th Peach Holy Perty Tron Poland

Sauer Kraut Dinner Draws Large Local Attendance

The Parent Association of St. Edward's School hosted a sauer kraut dinner in St. Edward's Hall to benefit the association. Two committees, led by Mrs. Thomas Meal and MNS Luki Graham, served guests starting at 5:30. Over two hundred attendees supported the event, yielding a tidy sum for the treasury.

Rauts Allsuchlions SS. Edward's School St. Edward’s Hall MNS Luki Graham Thomas

Urban county part answering inquires and local notes

An OCR fragment asks several questions about local geography and history. It seeks urban area in the county, the size of Belgium, the date the first steam locomotive drew a train in New York City, a quote by Patrick Henry, the burgess of Pleasantville, and a question about a jurist. The page reference is page 7 and lacks complete context.

Belgium New York City Patrick Henry Pleasantville Puen Wis

Four Freed On Lottery Charge In Court Ruling

Four men Freddie Dailey George Miller Jo Joseph and Dominick Marentini were freed after Judge A P Rossiter ruled evidence failed to prove a lottery was conducted though tickets were sold The case stemmed from Nick Carnoni claiming winnings from a pool allegedly run by the men The defense was led by William Carney and Rossiter prosecuted by John Galbo and John McNelis

Nick Carnonl Monay Uhey William Carney Rossiter John Galbo John McNelis

Jamestown Jury Awards 2500 in Negligence Suit

A Jamestown contractor Fred O Lawson won 2500 damages in a negligence case against Rev. G W Palmgren and his son Carl Palmgren. Lawson, who sustained a fractured arm, was struck by the Palmgrens’ car on Market Street in Jamestown in November 1920. Justice Clarence MacGregor presided. Rogerson & Hewes represented the plaintiff, Adams represented the defense.

Mayville Fred Lawser Jamestown G. W. Palmgren Carl Palmgren Supreme Court Glarence MacGregor Buffalo Lawson Palmgren Market Street Rogerson & Hewes Phnintiff Havolll Adims Buta

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