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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
5
Wiley Post plans a new airplane altitude record if weather is favorable. He arrived from Chicago yesterday, reporting rain fog and headwinds along the way, as he prepared for the attempt.
In Tittanning Pennsylvania on November 26 a 14 year old named Robert Dun maize sustained a severe football injury. Surgeons amputated his right leg below the knee yesterday preserving his life after the accident in a local game last week.
Kennesaw Mountain Landis II of Logansport Indiana, nephew of baseball's high commissioner, is set to fill the seat left by the recent death of his father Congressman Freilsrick-Landis of Indiana. The elder Landis was the sole Republican elected from Indiana in the last congress.
In Oil City on November 26 a boy named Herbert Jurzenske 11 rode a bent davenport into the Allegheny River. Firefighters pursued by boat and rescued him about 25 yards downstream near the Relief Bridge after the craft drifted with the current from Oil Creek. The alarm spread quickly as the hook and ladder truck carried the boat through the business district.
A missing hound described as black white or brown named Pal was last seen between Columbus and Wrightsville on Saturday. A reward is offered at 12-HAS or 2127.
Mr and Mrs Prank G Murvey delegates from the Corry Local of the Dairyman s League to the Co operative Federation meeting in Syracuse recently gave fine reports of the season at the regular meeting of renewal held Saturday evening at Besterdam. Eighty members attended the sub district meeting at Wilton City directed by FH Morsi of Waterford. Mrs B L Hayes associated chairman gave account of the tassle sun delivered at the Co operative Federation meeting in Syracuse last week. Songs and a playlet were features of the program. A green dinner was served at Noah.
United Press reports US stocks moved higher on favorable steel and utility performance with the market up over two points before profit taking. An Albany ruling delayed Consolidated Gas subsidiaries from rate cuts. Closing prices include American Can 182, American Locomotive 19, American Smelters 36, T and T 109.5, Anaconda, Bendix Aviation, Canadian Pacific, Chrysler, Columbia Gas, and others.
Kay Owen a Dayton Beach beauty finds a luxury yacht named Cam manrider in her mooring as she docks her launch. Earl Harrow, famed producer, admires Kay and hints at a future stage career while Spike Winch engineers a publicity moment during a community amateur production of Private Lives.
Kay Owen, an aspiring actress waiting in her dressing room, debates ambition and duty with Earl Harrow, a touring producer. He praises her talent but she explains financial hardship and family obligations prevent formal training or study, while he outlines possible guidance and future projects. The scene ends with a promise to discuss further as the storyline continues.
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