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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1937
Page
7
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A garbled abstracted item notes a claimed level in Cleveland league play and mentions Saturday with vague references to a race. No clear teams dates or outcomes are readable.
Erie County dealers vote to close their stations Wednesday in protest of what they claim are unfair practices by major oil companies. Governor Barle’s investigation group may intervene. Judge Halph Smith plans to attend a conference with dealers. Details remain unreleased as tensions rise over alleged improper discounts and resale rules.
Neighbors startled a would-be thief attempting to remove a rear tire from Miss Minnie Koford’s car on East Pleasant Street. Robert Brown spotted the act and alerted police but the suspect fled before officers arrived. Authorities have limited leads.
Harrisburg report cites Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics data showing canning and preserving establishments in the state produce over $40,000,000 in canned goods annually and employ more than 10,000 workers. Wages exceed $4,500,000, with Adams, Allegheny, Philadelphia and York counties leading production.
Police question a suspect today in the theft of a pair of pants from Dennis Dugan on East Main Street. The garments allegedly contained about 24.75. The case is described as having status similar to a murder case without a body, with missing items and ongoing inquiry.
Harold Shannon and his staff opened installation rounds for Odd Fellows lodges in Bee County. Oliver City Lodge No 873 in Merja City was installed last evening. Upcoming installations include Wattsbury No 118 on Oct 6, Grape City No 1073 on Oct 9, Clement No 220 on Oct 12, Sarmaritan No 1143 on Oct 13, Painteton No 574 on Oct 19, and Jonathan No 685 in Corry on Oct 20.
In a coroner inquest, ex-Corryite figures face a fatal auto crash involving three women. Miss Burnett dies from injuries before hospital transfer. the others survive with varying injuries. Preliminary findings cite skidding on wet pavement near a curve. driver error not blamed. Mrs Thomas mourns as widow of James Thomas who died after a separate explosion incident used in the report.
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