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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1931

Page

3

CANCELLATION OF WAR DEBTS OPINION VOICED BY MCCFADDEN

In a letter to readers Rep. McFadden Pa chair of the banking and currency committee argues against any cancellation or extension of war debts. He warns that debt relief shifts costs to U S taxpayers and vows no cancellation will occur, reflecting opposition to the Hoover moratorium and broader debt relief efforts.

United States McFadden Banking and Currency Committee Congress House

Smedley Butler Firebrand Marine Leader Strikes Again

The former Marine officer Smedley D Butler remains a fiery figure in the limelight. His recent broadside against naval leadership and a clique of admirals drew worldwide attention as he vows a new world view and a forward march as a Marine.

Smedley D. ‘Butler Marine Corps Butler

THAT POLITICAL CYCLE AND STATE PAYROLLS DEBATE

The Johnstown Democrat discusses how national mood cycles affect party fortunes from 1840 to 1893 and argues Democrats win when times are bad while Republicans benefit otherwise. It also notes a Harrisburg payroll probe finding education experts earn about 200000 yearly coordinating school board guidance.

Tilden McKinley Harrisburg Department of Public Instruction

Ear noises relief tonic from Parmint remedy

A vintage remedy describes using Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar to ease head noises and catarrhal deafness. The home treatment claims quick relief as nostrils open and breathing improves, with reduced mucus drainage.

Keister's

Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes November 27 1911

Delevin Curtis a prominent figure and eminent attorney of Jamestown will address Corry lodge Elks memorial services. Emmanuel Church Sociology Club organized with D Warren DeRosay elected president and N F Ames secretary. Mrs. Sarah K Adams severely burned after falling against a stove. Corry Lodge announces annual Charity Ball for New Year’s Eve with Charles Sessle chairing. Carl Taylor returned home from Jamestown after visiting friends. William Leiplein came home from Gary Indiana where he had been employed.

Delevin Curtis Jamestown Corry Episcopal Church Emmanuel Church Sociology Club D. Warren DeRosay N. F. Ames

Cost of wood pile from old math problem

A math problem asks the cost of a wood pile 15 feet long 10.5 feet high and 12 feet wide at 4.25 per cord. The solution notes include steps like multiply 4 by 15 divide by 60 subtract from 15 and other arithmetic.

Look and Learn 4 Quiz Questions and Answers

Questions and answers cover topics from history to agriculture and naval schooling. The set includes: first woman to wear oil stockings, pounds per ton, year prohibition was first tried, richest forage plant, and where American naval officers were schooled. Answers list Elizabethan era, 2240, 1798, Alfalfa, Annapolis Maryland.

Robbers Take $500 From Green Ball Inn Patrons

Four bandits invaded the Green Ball Inn in Imperial Pennsylvania stealing about $500 from eleven patrons and forcing proprietor Thomas Munda to surrender $400 from a strong box after searching guests. The masked quartet ignored jewelry. Wilbert H. Miller was visiting Erie friends over Thanksgiving.

United Press Imperial Green Ball Inn Thomas Munda

Youths Held for Robbery at Blooming Valley Station

Meadville Nov 27 two of three youths implicated in the November 21 robbery of a Blooming Valley store and gas station have been arrested and jailed. The third, Henry Himes of Saegertown, remains at large. McCray and Donald Himes were held on breaking and entering and larceny charges, bail set at $000, not posted. The gasoline station owned by S R Thompson was broken into via ground-floor window. merchandise valued at $50 was stolen. The youths, aged 18 to 23, rode in a Nash sedan and had previously visited the store, leading to initial suspicions. Subsequent hiding of the goods occurred in two homes after the robbery.

Meadville Blooming Valley Saegertown R. D Aldeman W. G. Smith R. Thompson Nash McCray

Corry Autoist Held After Union City Crash

Fred Dace, a Corry resident, was arrested in Union City after a crash at Market and Main where his Whippet hit John Clute’s Ford sedan. Dace admitted striking the other car but fled. hit and run charges were dropped after he agreed to cover damage and costs.

Ayntreet Union City Gorry Phnes Market John Clute Oak Hill Clute Drice

Boy Loses Leg From Hunting Accident Near Kane

Kane Pa November 27 A 12 year old Paul Whippo of Wilcox Pa was wounded by a shotgun while eating lunch on a holiday hunting trip. A gust toppled guns against a tree causing a discharge that struck Whippo on his right leg above the knee risking amputation. His companion George Carlson was present.

United Press Kane Paul Whippo Wilcox George Carlson Whippo

Robbed by bandits in Unio ntown garage caper

John Metropolous, lunch room proprietor, was found gagged and imprisoned in a car in his garage by two bandits who escaped with $100. He freed his hands and summoned help, but the men left no trace. During the escape, his watch was dropped or discarded in the alley.

Uniontown John Metropolous Metropolous

Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon

The column presents common usage notes on words and pronunciation. It includes misused terms like ophey and phey built, guidance on stress and spelling, and a vocabulary lesson featuring Preponderant. It mentions Mr and Mrs A B Cotin and their son Percy returning home by motor from Erie where they were holiday guests of Carl Keppel and family.

Ophey Phey A.B. Cotin Percy Erie Carl . Keppel

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