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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Cal shop and loved children. No clear names, places, dates, or events to securely identify.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Cal shop and loved children. No clear names, places, dates, or events to securely identify.
The analysis explains pensions as fixed monthly payments not based on need, contrasted with old age assistance grants tied to need. It notes federal involvement in pensions and that pensions for the blind are the only pensions authorized by public law, with income and property limits shaping eligibility.
The Crazy Mike radio feature “Crime Doesn’t Pay” stars Harold Walters as 47 public enemy No 1 with Edward Kimmey as Right Hand Gunman Jake Homer Crosent as the G man who nabs gangsters after a 3100 meal robbery The cast includes Elbert Miler Helpful Henry Billbilly Thomy Sullivans Aaron Stappentak Jack Benny Art Fairchild Mrs JH Rhodes John Craker Grant Stick Gene Lethman and more The show produced by V W post will be at the high School auditorium Monday night October 25th
Mobile meteorologist Frank Cole rejects equinox lore claiming storms can occur any time. he notes late September early October storms are misdated and warns hurricanes peak in September but are not equinoctial. The report also notes timber losses on the West Branch and social aid figures for September counts.
Erie representatives join Harrisburg talks on a permanent state relief system uniting Unemployment Relief Mothers Assistance Fund and other programs under one department. Erie County Poor Board caseload stands at about 450 cases and 510 clients, with future increases expected in November and December.
Scientists suggest the botfly may be the speediest creature, capable of darting through the air at around 500 miles per hour.
Harrisburg report outlines the time lock constitutional amendments debate, noting court rulings, legislative timing, and party positions. It explains how the time lock would affect amendment procedures and electoral processes, with proponents arguing for speed and anti majority manipulation and opponents warning of rigidity and reform limits.
An inquest into six deaths at a farm near Wut Curd was postponed after an election, with burial plans set for the victims. Funeral services are listed for Mrs Helen Molash and family members, as county detectives pursue the case amid unclear shooter details and ongoing investigations.
Readable excerpts describe converting the horticultural gardens site into an amphitheater for Cleveland Symphony Orchestra productions and operas. Plans include a restaurant and tea room to serve visitors, with the lakefront approach preserved and an adjusted bridge access.
Erie leaders James J. Frawley is promoted from trainmaster to general superintendent of the New York Central system with a substantial raise. Timothy C. Harvington, the current dispatcher, is elevated to train master, replacing Frawley with a salary increase. A. Brown is transferred to the Toledo region as assistant superintendent under Frawley.
Harrisburg outlines a wartime poster display showing how posters urged enlistment and cash bounties. One broadside proclaims To arms with large figures, noting bounty amounts and weeks remaining. the 4th Pennsylvania and 156th Pennsylvania units are cited with specific cash sums to spur enlistments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions boys band, ages, and groceries with unclear names and places. Reads as a disjointed notice about a youth group activity, finances, and an ad section. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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