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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
Sep 03, 1936
Page
3
Fall Weather and Local News Snapshot
Police probe into a theft at Ralph Munsee’s East Washington apartments yields no new developments. Wattsburg fair crowds grow. Harrisburg tightens auto horn rules for bridal parties as lights go up at Clymer intersection. Local masses cut to 8 and 10 a.m. at St Thomas on September 6. Real estate transfers roll in. Packard stock climbs on outlook. Labor Day schedules shift City Council. milk price protest in Pittsburgh district seeks July increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Munsee
East Washington Street
Wattsburg
Harrisburg Police Department
Big rise in Penn'a school attendance in decade
Harrisburg reports a department of public instruction study shows average daily attendance in elementary and secondary schools rose 2.7 to 55.8 percent over ten years. Delaware leads with 55.4 percent gain, Greene 37.9, Mifflin 35.4, Dauphin 5.0, Beaver 32.9. Overall statewide gain 13.3 with six counties dropping 1 to 15 percent. The secondary share has doubled since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Publc
Delaware
Greene
Mifflin
Dauphin
Beaver
Commonwealth
Lose leg in mishap at Franklin farm
William McKinney, 16, son of State Representative John McKinley, slipped while operating a thrashing machine on the Andrew McKinney farm near Greddinsburg. His left leg was crushed under the feed cylinder, amputated above the knee at Franklin hospital, and a blood transfusion performed. Condition reported as fair later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onl City
William McKinney
John McKinly
Franklin
R. D
Andrew McKinney
Gredinsburg
Franklin Hospital
Firemen Would Get Raid Fines
Erie county expects about 1200 dollars from fines levied on 251 men arrested in the Elk Park dance hall raid last Friday night. County Commissioner Helen Schluratt proposed distributing the county share to local volunteer fire departments, but the plan failed as two commissioners requested more time to consider. Unconfirmed reports say a western county volunteer department sponsored the raid and court costs.
McCreary Renominated on Independent and Property Owners Lines
McCreary of the west county district receives notice from Harris party that his nomination papers for the Property Owners party are verified by state officials as correct and his name will appear on the ballot.
Democrats Hold Big Meeting at Girard
Arrangements are made for a mammoth Democratic Booster club meeting in Glave at 7:80 p m Thursday in Odd Fellows hall West County. W Coverdale reports the event should draw a large crowd with Democrats and Roosevelt Republicans invited. Light refreshments will follow and a small admission charge. Speakers include Frank Nn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rin
Democratic Booster Club
West County
Odd Fellows Hall
Glave
Coverdale
West
Wis
Scorry Man Speaks at Jamestown Meeting
Jamestown Sept 3 7 Stooks of Derry Pa addressed a Townsend Club meeting in the Nordic Temple on Why the Townsend Plan is so Thoroughly Criticised He presented an exposition of the plan Gust A Anderson president had charge of the meeting attended by about two unfamiliar persons Anderson spoke briefly connecting the primaries on September 15 Victor Peterson president of Club No 2 urged everyone to get out and vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Stooks
Derry
Townsend Club
Nordic Temple
Gust A. Anderson
Anderson
Victor Peterson
Chub No. 2
Amt
How Directors Skim Profits From Corporation Stock
The piece discusses managing bonuses and dividends, showing how directors may siphon earnings. It explains how dividend choices affect stock value and how market manipulation can occur to enrich insiders while shielding owners. It critiques lax laws and favors reforms to protect investors against such manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Wdd
Erie County Westistrict Candidates Hear From Speakers
Cutty of North Grant and attorney Samy J. cls son announce candidacies for state legislature and state senate seat. Newherl J Fitzgerald and Rev. Charles J. Dutton named as speakers with Mr. Coverdale presiding and introducing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutty
North Grant
Erie County
Auorney Samy J. Clsson
Atate
Newherl J Fitzgerald
Charles J. Dutton
Coverdale
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