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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1929
Page
5
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A flurry of friends and relatives pass through Glutton Pa visiting relatives and attending services. Mrs Phoer Mikelman and other locals head to memorial services for Mrs Westley. Several residents plan visits to Warren Union City Jamestown and Cleveland while others depart for home.
Washington Oct 8 The Republican farm bloc again allied with Democrats to attach the George amendment to the tariff bill and fund a $12,000 consumer counsel to represent public grievances before the tariff commission. Senator Norris and Tedder indicated support and possible minor changes to gain full farm group backing.
United Press report says a man named Wallit Wey was shot and killed by a police officer after he and two companions attempted to fire from a car when stopped by officers. His accomplices were later arrested. The incident occurred near the Webeny General Hospital area, with details still unfolding.
A newspaper item reports Captain Walter A. Hardie of Pittsburgh, a World War II veteran and commander in the Pennsylvania National Guard, promoted to major in the signals section at division headquarters. It also notes a separate case in Greensburg where a bank robber was sentenced to 14 years in state penitentiary amid court proceedings and writs.
Kabul the capital and seat of government falls after revolt within the city. Shah Wall, brother of Nadir Khan, in control as Bacha Sakao's cabinet resigns. Amanullah exiled after attempted dress reforms sparked unrest. Nadir Khan’s forces win key victories, signaling end of Sakao rule.
The American steamship Ting was fired on by Chinese troops on the Yangtse River above Hankow. Six shots struck the Ting but there were no casualties. General Frank Lockhart reported the incident to the department and said a protest was lodged with the Chinese commissioner for foreign affairs.
Market quotations furnished by Logan & Bryan of Off City NYSE listed leading issues at 3:00 am. Copper and mining shares dominate the list with Anaconda and Kennecott among notable movers. Automotive and oil stocks including General Motors, Chrysler, Pure Oil, and Sinclair show varied activity while rail and steel issues such as New York Central Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel appear with mixed results.
Mrs Ira Miller was called to Erie today due to the illness of her aunt who underwent an operation at Hamot hospital. Mrs Lee Barnes of West Church Street attended funeral services of a relative in Oil City yesterday. Hay wanted at the highest market price. Union Produce Company to bid.
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