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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
8
General Maxime Weygand, a leading French military figure, rejected rumors tying him to a failed fascist coup in Spain. He warned against claims of his involvement in plans for a dictatorship, insisting he opposes the plot and misrepresented rumors.
A young man was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct after being arrested near Mott and Washington streets following a report of a window peeper. He admitted guilt, claimed no prior trouble, and arranged payment of the fine after police, including Patrolmen Ruppersburger and Burlingame, and Deputy Sheriff Hanson, intervened. The incident happened near the Rhodes and Moore residences and involved a neighbor’s alert call.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society invites the public to the annual bazaar and supper at the Spring Creek Community House on Thure cay. A daytime bazaar features fancy work while a 5 30 supper completes the event. Proceeds benefit the society's treasury and a life patronage is solicited.
Reverend Warren Newman, formerly of All Saints Parish in Dorchester Boston Mass, arrived in Ridgway on Friday as guest at Grace Church rectory. He has assumed charge of St Agnes St Marys and St Martins Johnsonburg and will reside in St Marys this week.
The article traces the wild origins of wheat on Asia's steppes thousands of years ago, noting how those early grains became the ancestor of the wheat crops we cultivate and consume today.
Ridgway reports William Grol aged 61 fatally injured in a mine slide at the St Marys Sewer Pipe company workings in St Marys. He died in St Marys hospital about an hour after the accident from internal injuries. Funeral services were held in St Marys this morning.
Fragmentary note recalls early Ohio wheat sold for about 12 to 25 cents per bushel, sparking farmer joy as prices rose. Text captures brief history and optimistic outlook of Ohio agriculture.
Allen Gadley of Clarington escaped injury when his logging truck was destroyed by fire on the General Kane highway near Nansen on Sunday night. Gadley and a companion halted the vehicle and left before flames engulfed the ton and a half truck.
Harrisburg announces no extension on 1987 automobile license plates beyond their expiration date at mid December. Secretary Bourdan urged residents to renew early, noting many registrations have passed the 2,000,040 mark. The plan aims to ease holiday renewal and avoid last minute congestion with price rises and stricter enforcement.
A fragmented weather diary notes a varied week end with spring like forenoon, followed by violent afternoon storms and falling temperatures. Strong winds and chilling temperatures were observed as the day progressed.
Erie officials ordered County Engineer William H. Supple to inspect bars at the county prison after reports of looseness. Despite prior repairs costing thousands two years ago and promises of no further work for 20 years, commissioners were advised immediate attention was needed.
Hatsburg November 29 Pennsylvania farm income showed an 18 percent rise over the prior year for January 1 to September 80. Receipts from principal farm products totaled 196,817,000 with livestock products adding 148,070,000. Federal conservation payments during the first nine months reached 81,512,000.
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