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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary text references clothing items and simplified process steps. Readable bits point to dresses and a streamlined procurement or production method. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
Brim Virginia September 1 four men Daniel Smith Roy Lewis Henry Earl and Joseph Kosokowsiel were arrested in Erie and held for police court as police seized money adding machines and slips from alleged policy headquarters. Two leaders reportedly escaped before the raid.
Three of the Navy's newest heavy cruisers the San Francisco Quincy and Tuscaloosa were loaded with emergency food fuel and military stores and steamed to sea awaiting orders to head to Shanghai. Loading orders were secret with announcements to come from Washington. It was reported the ships would evacuate Americans from battle zones in China.
A string of brief notes lists Edith Lewis of Smith Street and others visiting relatives, business trips to Ol City and Pittsburgh, and extended stays in Salamanca and Buffalo. Several residents, including Mrs. Nase and Miss Orcutt, depart for Jacksonville and Ann Arbor respectively, while families like the Ames and Phelps plan relocations and visits across nearby towns and cities.
Tau Vietta Burlingame of Corry Route 1 wed Av James Upton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Upton of Centerville. Rev. McM. Clark presided yesterday at his Towlsville home. After a short welding trip ending September 15, the couple will reside in Centerville.
A woman identified as Mrs. Harry Conlde, 10, of Che-ten, West Virginia, was killed and three others injured when their car was struck by a locomotive of the Pittsburgh, Lisbon and Western Railroad in Beaver Falls last night.
Kenneth A. Reed, alias Paul Cothran, a Rockingham resident held for six years after a Rockview prison stay, was identified in an automobile crash through fingerprints and photos sent from Washington. He waived extradition to Pennsylvania and remains in Charlotte awaiting clearance to return to his family.
Considerable interest follows the announced management change at Corry Furniture Company on East Washington street. The change, consummated recently, formalizes new leadership with Mr Field moving toward Charleston, W. Va, while Mia Arthur Cochran and daughter Carol Mae have just returned from Tryonville after a brief visit.
A civil action for 85000 was filed in Erie County naming John Nell Smith a minor as plaintiff and Barton Sutbr Covey against Pely G Wiltburg of Clyner and Huttburs of Corry The suit concerns injuries from a coaster collision caused by an automobile operated by Orlin Hillburg The event allegedly occurred at Lenin and Martin streets on December 18 with an investigation by local authorities.
Newark officials report the arrest of a suspect linked to a kidnapping case as police continue investigations. Names and exact charges are unclear due to transcription errors but authorities confirm detention in connection with the incident.
Market gossip notes U S Steel directors failed to approve a common stock dividend at the UK meeting, with expectations for a later decision. Commentary on holidays, labor day, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and September market patterns are mixed in this financial briefing.
New York September 1 markets slide amid prospects of an extra Congress session and bearish news. Industrial and utility averages decline to multi year lows. stocks including General Motors International Nickel McCord and Packard show notable moves as trading remains brisk.
In Wheeling West Virginia court today testimony showed a numbers syndicate credited payments to soup rack et term for police protection. The entries allegedly designated payments in Wheeling officials and were disclosed during the tex fraud conspiracy trial of Serge H. Siebert George W Olds ham and Theodore Russell as two accountants audited the books.
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