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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1930
Page
3
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In Ripley New York Judge Torrady lashed the town clerk after Antony Plonski pleaded guilty to bigamy. Plonski, 38, said to have two wives, married again after a 1928 separation. The judge faulted local licensing practices and warned Ripley to fix conditions or risk harming innocent people.
R Reichert 21 of Waterford died at St Vincent’s Hospital from head and internal injuries suffered Sept 20 when he lost control of his motorcycle and struck a telegraph pole at Whiteley avenue and Buffalo road. He had shown improvement before a sudden relapse. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at his parents’ home, with interment in Erie cemetery.
Trip, Oct. 11. The first definite step toward construction of a new county prison will come shortly after the first of the year when County Commissioner Allan H MacLean will sponsor legislation before the county prison board Providing for the construction of a new jail The project would be financed entirely by a sale of bonds MacLean said Similar financing used for the court house remodeling Financing has been sought recently but no definite action has been taken The prison has been over its capacity for the past year or two State welfare department inspections have urged immediate construction of a new prison
The United States will not intervene as Haiti prepares for its first free popular election in history. Natives are nervous yet hopeful as Haiti resembles Mexico's early constitutional elections after Diaz. The stance mirrors recent recognition of three new revolutionary Latin American governments and suggests Brazil may follow. The move aims to foster responsible government among the region and reduce outside interference.
A New York engineer told a Washington congress that more dead end streets could ease city and suburban traffic. He warned current through routes cause congestion and danger, urging three quarters of cross streets to end at main thoroughfares or tracks to cut grade crossing dangers while preserving cross access.
The piece notes air mail spreading to cities off major routes. Post offices should educate patrons on how air mail saves time, with mail moved by train to nearest air terminal, then by air to destination, finished by rail. Savings of one to three days possible, aided by a 5 cent first ounce rate. potential rate cuts could spur further use.
A Washington decision allows a leading politician to deduct betting losses from horse racing against taxable income while a tax appeals board denies a similar deduction tied to a presidential election. The dispute raises questions about moral principle and policy consistency in income tax exemptions amid a national campaign.
The 2000th anniversary of Virgil's birth excites many students who find value in the Aeneid beyond textbooks. The poet remains a towering literary figure, readable and inspiring in translation or Latin. Public libraries offer the chance to learn what the celebration is about, with a waiting list for his works.
A fire in the Raymond Manufacturing Co Aine plant caused thousands of dollars in damage and trapped workers before ladders and air from windows saved them. Jace McKedown of Sharon and other labor leaders are noted, with other local items including paving block shipments to Dunkirk and a Buffalo sister mix up that broke windows on West Smith Street. Funeral services were held for Thomas McVelta at St Thomas Church.
A reader asks to find the original value of an article bought for 212.50 that was 15 percent above its value and later sold for 12 percent above its value. The task requires solving for the base value, given the stated relationships and percentages.
W J Gordon explains common usage and mispronunciations. Today’s focus word transitory means lasting only a short time. The note urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Answers from yesterday list the official with most offices, the English Channel width, the Crow's test on a ship, a key Saturn difference, and the Sunflower State nickname. The provided answers include Salome, the War of 1812 by the British, a countess, 1000, and Minn.
Screen Star to Wed Viola Dana, once a top motion picture figure, will marry professional golfer Jaynes Thompson of Colorado Springs. They are towed in Colorado Springs Oct 16 according to Hollywood announcements.
In Tranelin on Oct 11 heavy fog caused a collision between a Studebaker driven by Miss May Ginkely of 87 Pearl Ave City and Miss Betty Kang of 11-2 Ast 2nd St with a New York Central freight near the lower Liberty Street crossing. Ginkely suffered facial cuts and a nose fracture while Kang had a right shoulder sprain and minor bruises. The train did not stop and the crew seemed unaware of the impact. Patrolman Cromer investigated. The women were taken to Dr Cunningham and then home. The auto was badly damaged with a smashed radiator, crumpled fenders, and bent frame.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an early 17th century reference to Sunday observance in Sanday with unclear details. The text mentions a date circa 1625 and the topic of observing Sunday.
L C B A Geary Branch No 6 plans a card party at St Edward's hall on Tuesday evening October 21. Mrs Mary Patterson leads preparations. Five hundred and bridge will be played, awards will be given, and a refreshments committee will serve.
Six men held in county jail on default of bail after a raid on a $260000 still face possible naming of plant owners if not released. Three others arrested in a police raid on the 3000 gallon still last Saturday have been released and freed of all charges. Weather forecast next week calls for fair skies with showers midweek and temperatures near or slightly above normal.
Lancaster Pa Oct 11 Funeral arrangements began today for Judge Jacob Hay Brown 81 former chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court who died yesterday after a paralytic stroke suffered at his law office. Elected to the State Supreme Court in 1899 he served 20 years and retired in 1915 after acting as chief justice in the final year.
Pittsburgh on October 11 in Forbes Field preparations to host over fifty thousand Catholics from western Pennsylvania for the first Eucharistic day rally. The event features the triple Benediction led by Bishop Hugh C Boyle as lights in the field are to be dimmed.
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