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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
6
Tonight Just a Paragrav ity Coline meets while Thursday marks Thanksgiving. The item notes Ort J. Fessenden dies at 56 after 88 years with a Reno division railroad. Also reports marriages, court arraignments, new dental offices, and business notes.
Froderick Burten Shipp 64 longtime PA YMCA official died in Chicago after a meeting stroke. He had been hospitalised at St Lukes after being stricken while chairing a Presbyterian hospital progress committee. In Washington Hoover and Roosevelt to discuss America’s role at the World Economic Conference.
Controller Harvey M. Willis says preparing the annual budget is largely pointless noting it merely shows costs and cannot curb overspending especially in the criminal court. He predicts little difference between this year and 1933 budgets with tax rates likely unchanged.
A Central Press summary by E. Shepard outlines the new contract bridge code with definitions for bids, doubles, and penalties. It notes vulnerable scoring changes, procedures for rubber play, and the shift from auction bridge to the new code, highlighting terms like THE WAND THE AUCTIONS CONTRACT AND QUETRICK along with updated point values and ranking. The piece mentions ongoing training by British and American players and references minor incidents and unrelated local notices.
Three men were injured, two seriously, in a wreck on the Fluvanna curve near Jamestown. Rufus Manning, Boierick Loop, and James Whalen were taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Whalen and driver W. L. Whalen were detained for further investigation. authorities alleged alcohol involvement. Police and state police investigated.
Local report states several bottles of liquor linked to Arch Bristow's latest work Olil were found near the wrecked scene. The Whalens were released on bail of ten dollars each and a binding release is expected soon.
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