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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
7
Autumn scenes and political rallies mark regional notices
Regular city council meeting discussed autumn byways and local showroom arrivals. Campaigns heard U S Senator Guffey and Rep Dennis Drisco at Academy High School. Roosevelt Highway Association met in Wellsboro with C F Brown presiding as state highway plans unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
C. F. Brown
Corry
Corry and
Evie
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Sbig
Academy High School
Dennis Drisco
St. Marys
Flag Salute Rests With School Board
Pennsylvania school officials may decide on flag salute policy local authorities determine if force is required. Two Minersville sisters refuse salute on religious grounds. Canonsburg case to Attorney General Margiotti for opinion. Denison says salute is proper and enforceable, with exemptions for aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. M. Denison
Counnel
State Department of Public Instruction
Department
Denigan
Roudabush
Denison
United States
Lentson
Jehovah's Witnesses
Grace
Canonsburg
HS. Pease
Margiotti
Leg Broken in Kick at Bee Swarm
Richard Whitcomb, aged 18 in Bee Palnesville Ohio, kicked at a bee swarming toward him and broke his leg before the bee escaped. Authorities note the accident occurred during a swarm sighting near his residence. The injury prompted medical treatment and a brief hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Palnesville
Richard Whitcomb
Cory city leaf burning banned by police chief
Notice from H. S. Burlingame chief of police prohibits burning leaves on asphalt streets in Cory. The announcement directs residents to avoid smoke and fire hazards and to comply with city regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
H.S. Burlingame
Britain Rejects French Plan Amid Locarno Tensions
The article reports Britain resisting a French peace proposal and fears of a renewed rift within the Locarno pact. It notes France’s jittery stance toward Italy amid Mussolini Laval diplomacy and Britain's threat of economic boycott if necessary. The piece outlines a Geneva plan involving Ethiopia and territorial concessions, with Italy seeking to secure Ethiopian outlets and protectorate arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Garda
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Laval
Mussolini
Medierranean
Bremner Pass
Austria
Pertinax
Heho de Paris
Geneva
Tigre
Ethiopia
Zeila
British Somaliland
League Council
League
Odd Fellows Open Meetings at Harrisburg
More than 500 delegates from the Grand Encampment of the Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in Harrisburg for the 106th annual convention. The event discussed revisions to the organization constitution as patriots militant and auxiliary activities highlighted a colorful parade with 1000+ in line. Officers elected include Maj Gen Russell K Patterson department commander and Brig Gen T A Stebbins. sessions run through tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Order of Odd Fellows
Harrisburg
Athert F. Carlburg
Corry
Keystone State
Russell K. Patterson
T. A. Stebbins
York
Hee
W. M. Knecht
Waston
George B. McDowell
Piteain
George A. Hoverter
Clyde H. Aaron
Odd Fellows ‘Temple
County election eyes 50 000 voters in November Erie
County commissioners project turnout near 50 000 for the November election in Erie with prime districts needing up to sixty extra voting machines. As primaries showed higher demand, election officials prepare for larger crowds and expand machine capacity across city and county polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Open Drive Against Game Law Violators
Complaints of widespread violations of game laws in northwestern Pennsylvania spur a protest by game wardens and residents. Corry officials join a campaign against offenders killing squirrels birds and other game as gun clubs and sportsmen plan a vigorous cleanup in Corry and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Son
Peninsylvania
Spoksmen of
Corry
State Game Commission
Boycott Leaves U.S. in Peculiar Position
The article notes American government heavy financial stake in ships from Dollar Steamship Line and American Export Line for Australian ports. It mentions large mail subsidies and asks if steamship companies bear all risk or if the government funds part, with officials deeming the question unresolved as "interesting."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagene
Dollar Steamship Line
Ship Line
Tralian
State Department
Post Office Department
Shipping Board
Young chemist dies from ether fumes in basement lab
Manuel Mutts 23 died after a bottle of ether spilled in a basement laboratory where he and his brother Philip 25 worked. Manuel collapsed. Philip carried him to a kitchen, first aid revived him briefly but he did not recover. Also noted Crawford county funds and a separate auto accident injuring James Nesmith 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syumieg
Philadelphia
Manuel Mutts
Philip
Manuel
Crawford County
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
James Nesmith
Romina Nesmith
Russell
Warren-Jamestown Road
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Tower Bible
M. i. Church
Bartlett
Warren van Dyke
State Department of Highways
Penn-Wells
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Roosevelt Highway
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Building and Contracting
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Refrigeration Engineering Institute
Care Journal
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First Avenue
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Nellie
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Olin W. Bracken
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