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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a town, PNS Wers, and a reference to We. The readable portion hints at an inst or event and a possible interruption or continuation without clear dates or places.
In May events related to Ww tees and Hw joining nations are noted. The report mentions cooperative steps and a tentative schedule, highlighting international outreach and collaboration efforts among involved parties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Coolidge and several garbled names. No clear event, date, or outcome available. Entities are uncertain due to illegible wording.
Entry from Corry Pennsylvania Post Office shows rates for mail matter with annual fee five dollars and a carrier rate of five cents per copy. Advertising rates are available upon application.
A leading American lawyer argues judges should actively direct criminal trials and curb lawyer dominance. He contrasts American practices with England where judges question witnesses and ensure fair testimony. The piece blames US tolerance of weak benches for ongoing justice failures. Also notes Dr Hugo Eckener predicting mail will dominate early transatlantic air ventures, with mail profits outweighing passenger revenue.
A 1908 column recounts odd local incidents including Kennedy from Niobe firing two fingers while hunting, DeJean’s boy nose broken playing baseball, slag shipments to Erie, a brush fire on the Erie peninsula, a forest fire near W I Falconer’s timber, Jamestown vs Corry football, and a Cleveland-bound family moving away. It notes Rex Armour preparing for a Sint theatre engagement and a Detroit psychiatric clinic report on a young man speeding in a decorated bus. The piece riffs on psychology and shy temperament in contemporary fashion.
Questioning trivia about Cleopatra's country of queenhood, zebra striping, plant tainted scent exhalations by animals, Sahara locations, and scattered items including Lincoln, specific gravity concepts, and a World War era clue tied to Mackin, Michigan in Tulsa or Tah…
An OCR fragment discusses aspiral temperature ranges in the Gulf of Mexico with ranges from about ten degrees, noting a minimum around Tiki in Polintary and a August mini value of Hpprostauitoly SG, indicating inconsistent data and unclear measurements.
Olean reports typhoid fever epidemic steadily improving health officials say only five new cases Monday, total 208. Death rate low, nurses arrive to assist, city trade questioned by rumors. Dr Mathias J Nivoll NY Health Commissioner to decide on formal inquiry into epidemic within days.
The Fi brs weekly meeting was held at Miss Ran tia Cronity's home on North Crier street Monday afternoon. Members heard about Indian Reservations and the story Distasi read by Mrs. Mary Whitteasy. Mrs. A. P. Mount read The Tadiens of Poday. next week there will be a Fellowele n program at Mrs. PMP Rich's home on West Smith street.
Prayer services for Mrs. Denrietta Tuckler former Canesaraga resident who died Sunday were led by Rabbi Max Carrick of Erie at her sister Maida Nast's home. The body will be taken to Hornell for burial with relatives accompanying.
Approximately 40 cases will be presented to the Erie November grand jury starting Monday, with additional cases listed as transcripts arrive. The docket tops murders and a felonious assault with intent to kill, including Joan Lupo for murder and Rubin Brichey for murder in Kohler’s death, plus James Whitcombe accused of felonious wounding William Frame. A partial list from the county detective’s office includes violations of liquor laws, breaking and entering, larceny, criminal assault, false pretenses, auto laws, and aggravated assault with several named defendants.
Franklin Pa October 23 More than 900 diamonds valued around 50000 have been recovered from the charred ruins of the air mail plane that crashed near Polk last week killing pilot William Hopson. Post office inspector William Tafel said the gems were pulled from debris by souvenir hunters who flocked to the scene after the wreckage was abandoned.
A fragment from a 1900s school notebook describes a problem where a group collected dimes equal to the number of attendees. It asks how many attended. The accompanying text shows attempted arithmetic steps and mistakes, mentioning 13,860 as the answer to yesterday’s problem and garbled method notes.
Herbert Hogger returned to Washington after a Madison Square Garden speech before 20,000 cheering supporters. He condemned Gov Ai Smiths proposals as state socialism. Smith, touring New England, will push his prohibition stance. A forecast shows a close Nov Oth vote. Robinson, Smiths running mate, touts Republican policy as war in Nicaragua looms. Curtis campaigned in Albany and Utica, labeling Smith unstable.
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on October 23 a freight train struck an automobile driven by 17 year old Deidra Colkitt of Big Run. The car was hurled over 100 feet and lay on adjoining tracks as a passenger train approached. The engineer stopped and warned the passenger train, which halted 16 feet away. Colkitt was hospitalized unconscious but revived and only suffered minor injuries.
Harrisburg October 23 State Highway Department opened bids on 14 road projects today and listed 13 more for bid opening tomorrow. Projects included Windber Construction Co. bid for 8931 feet in Westmoreland Penn Hempfield townships and Penn Manor boroughs with a bid of 142,450 dollars.
Police investigate two strange events in Brockway clear Sunday. A car riddled with bullets abandoned near Moody School on the Brockway to Brookville road bears two different license plates. A stray bullet pierced Frank Haberberger’s hat but caused only a minor head mark. Police seek motive and suspects as clues are gathered.
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