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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1928
Page
3
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A mixed paste of newspaper boilerplate, quotes, and global notes. Includes names such as John D. Rockefeller Jr and references to Chicago University gifting and religious debate. Mentions American aid to Greece and Hercules-like engineering efforts. Dated vagely in early 20th century context.
A 1908 journal excerpt criticizes eight years of Republican control highlighting farm relief promises. It quotes Hoover and contrasts the stance with Democratic Gov. Smith, arguing only Smith offers credible farm relief and warning of veto risk under Hoover. Includes local notes on events and residents in Corry and Titusville.
Disjointed OCR fragment laments praising speakers and a nation. Mentions wolves, a distant continent, and names like G. UL Coen. Lacks clear event, date, or coherent context.
Answers list asks who is called the George Washington of South America and who was called the Border Minstes. It includes questions on what brass consists of the meaning of arsity and which republic in Europe has a confederation of cantons, plus notes on Adams and union admission alongside scattered fragments.
A puzzling 19th century word problem asks for a price to offer a 10 percent discount on 4 gallons with waste, and whether a 12 percent markup still yields a profit. the yesterday solution outlines steps to pour and transfer volumes between vessels to measure quantities and adjust totals.
A reader questions grammar and spelling errors in a quiz titled Ame of Correct English by W. A. Gordon. It panels issues like sentence structure missteps, pronunciation hints, misspelled words, and word choice, with provided answers and yesterday’s solutions.
Franklin police report an embezzlement case tied to diamonds from a wrecked plane. Benson J. Berlin of Franklin was held pending arraignment before Alderman Henderson on mail embezzlement charges. He earlier surrendered three diamonds and later 42 small diamonds after postal inspectors investigated. Additional arrests from the area may follow as diamonds tied to the wreckage are identified.
By United Press Norfolk Va. March 80 The Flying Fish is not expected to depart Norfolk on the next leg from New York to Bermuda until tomorrow. Mechanics are making minor repairs on the plane and a new supply of oil must be placed in the plane after water damaged the tank yesterday.
The trans Atlantic monoplane Columbus, damaged in a crash during a non-stop flight to Maine, is being readied for a second attempt. Pilot Roger Q. Williams and navigator Pietra Ponelis expect to fly at noon with a lighter fuel load. Charles A. Levine owns the plane but will likely not join the crew.
West Springfield Pennsylvania officers and Girard barracks troopers push for a cleanup of several alleged speak easies and key clubs after the death of Joseph Malilelc 22 of Conneaut Ohio who died when his car plunged over an embankment. Corporal White says Mallick left a key club drunk just before the crash the third such fatality in ten months linked to Springfield clubs with other drivers attempting to drive after drinking.
The Allegheny county grand jury ended two weeks of graft probes by recommending indictments of more than 250 people. Among those named were two aldermen Patrick J. Cawley and George S. Wilson and Charles W. Collins head of the Children's Service Bureau. Alfred W. Forney, the slot machine king, was included while serving a term in county jail on federal prohibition violations and was brought to testify. District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner said at least 250 names appeared, with many repeats across counts. The jurors reviewed testimony from over 500 witnesses and urged continuation of the inquiry to uncover all facts in what they termed Western Pennsylvania’s worst law enforcement failure.
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