Corry News Roundup From 1932 Journal Files
Twenty years ago reports detail Corry relief funds distribution pending state monies. funeral inquiry into Patrolman Mulheirn’s death and hospital treatment for City Clerk Porter. bootlegger raid yields arrests. Cathedral Prep beats Corry 59 to 0. measles case reported. real estate deed to Model Duty Co. for West Wayne and West Smith street project.
Oil City Jewelry Store Robbed. Window Shattered
A man broke a display window at Rogers Jewelry Co in Oil City Monday night and fled with an undetermined amount of merchandise. Police investigate with three local teens reporting a man near the window and possible hand concealment. The loss is expected to be sizable and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Rogers Jewelry Go
Ernest G. Pobts
Lieut. Potts
Wendell Lowers
Mary Low Rodgers
Margareth Coburn
Martha Reisinger
Korea Truce Talks Dominate Corry News
Corry Evening Journal reports ongoing prisoner of war negotiations linked to Korea peace efforts at the United Nations. It notes past talks, the Cheju incident, and UN plan options for POW repatriation or asylum, with Communist reactions and the Panmunjom stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U.N
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Hich
Soviet Union
Aleman
Mexico
U. N
Reds
Delerstes
U. S
Barrison
Red Cross
Sen
Boy and dog save home before fatal accidental shooting
In Cosumnsville, eight year old James Redner died after his 16 year old brother Donald fired a revolver in their Fayette County home. Fire department says no charges will be filed. A barking dog alerted Mrs Woods to a fire caused by a lightning struck antenna, saving her home.
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Jamestown
Gordon Woods
Cosfumusville
James Redner
Francis B. Redner
Donald
Fayette County
Frank B. Kane
Kane
Second Moor
September dairy price forecast for New York area
The USDA forecast a uniform price of 4.97 per hundredweight for September milk deliveries to 417 plants in the six state New York milk shed. The September butterfat differential is set at 64 for each tenth of a pound above or below the 3.5 per cent standard, announced by C. J. Blunford, tar administrator.
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C. J. Blunford
New York Metropolitan
New York
New ‘York
How's Your I Q Genius or Superior Rankings Quiz
A quiz style list asks ten questions on politics unions prisons and history. It promises a monthly memory check and directs readers to the Classified Page for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Les
United Mine Workers Union
Flo Blegfeld
Barnum
New England
Auburn Prison
Plimsoll
U. S
Daly
Child Linda Warren Killed by Truck Near Bundla
In Monongahela Pennsylvania Linda Warren aged 4 from Bundla died yesterday when struck by a truck near her home. The accident occurred in the local area and authorities reported the incident as a fatal pedestrian crash.
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Monongahela
Linda Warren
Bundla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Relief Fund
Board of Poor Directors
Erie County
Corry
James J. Mulheirn
C. B. Porter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Prohibition
H.C. Young
Cathedral Prep
Corry High
Health Board
Clara McClelland
South Center Stret
Realty Deeds Recorder
R. A. VanTansel
Model Duty Company
West Wayne and
West Smith Streets
Corry Evening
Evening Journal
Colesrave Bary
Pomecore
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Kaesong
Bond
Detroit
Stir
Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Cady & Collier General Auto
East South St
I. Q
Pharmacists
Ary Tech Irae
NEW
Toni
Tonette
PROM
Labia
Asrru CS
Powell Loan Co
Powell
N. Center St. Corry
Pennsylvania
Thomas Motors
OF Corry, Inc
LEED
Corry Savings & Loan
Sada
Center Street