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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 04, 1929
Page
5
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Corry Evening Journal provides daily publication notes and mailing details. It lists addresses for advertising and distribution, pricing by mail and carrier, and standard class mail information for Corry, Pennsylvania.
Discipline for Boys in Philadelphia Juvenile Court
Judge Gorman of the Philadelphia juvenile court sentenced nine fifteen year old boys to the reform school. He defended his stance against medicating youth and called for "good old fashioned discipline" as the remedy, arguing that lack of discipline harms both society and the youths themselves. He asserted many social workers coddled youths and that stern guidance is necessary for normal youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Philadelphia Juvenile Court
Reform School
Juvenile Aid Society
Nations Seek Compromise at Hague on Reparations
The text outlines conflicting positions at the Hague Conference over reparations. Britain aims for substantial monetary and delivery concessions, Snowden voices a self serving risk, Stresemann seeks quid pro quo for Germany, and delegates hope for a workable compromise to advance international peace.
League of Nations Assembly Faces Busy Session
The tenth session of the League of Nations Assembly will be the busiest in its history with topics planned on disarmament arbitration security treaties international law codification social and economic issues. Minority rights in 14 countries are highlighted as a major focus with groups claiming up to 80 million minority residents. Delegates from Germany Czechoslovakia Italy Austria Romania Latvia Yugoslavia Poland and Hungary are noted among the largest racial groups. The chance to address minority grievances before the world is seen as a positive step, though challenges remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Assembly
Czecho-Slovuia
Italy
Exthonis
Roumania
Latvia
dingo-Slavia
Poland
Hungary
Yesterday's Questions Answers and Locations
The page lists answers to five yesterday's questions. The second wife of the former Kaiser of Germany is unnamed here. The northern frontier mountains of Italy are mentioned, and a Mrs Crump character appears in an unspecified novel. Common name for sodium chloride is table salt. Government form in Gaba is miswritten. likely a typo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
A Problem A Day With Vessels At Ox Bow Homestead Fire
A reader asks how to measure exactly pints using a spin t vessel and a T pint vessel. The notice also offers fifty dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties responsible for the Lilly Homestead fire at Ox Bow Hill between 2 and 8 o clock Sunday afternoon September. The contact details list J B Lilley of Corry Ro 0 8 Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Bow
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 4 1909
Journal notices from September 4 1909 recount local goings on in West Main Street area. Advertisements announce sale of Michels property on Sep 18. Clergy visits include Rev Jobim Shunk and Rev A Oi Ricker preaching for Lutheran and Congregational churches. Travel notes mention trains adding coaches for delegates and long auto trips between Williamsport and Carry.
Man robbed after slugging on Parade Street
Malon Shuppe, 45, was slugged and robbed of $100 by a highwayman near Jol and State Streets. He was found bleeding and taken to Hamir Hospital where X rays showed no skull fracture. Police pursed a suspect described as a colored man, while the victim's condition was listed as serious but improving. Also in McKeesport a four year old, Karoley Sussons, was killed instantly by a train on a National Tube Company siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malon Shuppe
le Erie Hospital
Erip
Hamir Hospital
Mondiy
Bhippe
Jol
Parade
Traffle
Harry Grant
James Powers
Shupps
Wny
Parade Street
Shuppe
Mckeesport
National Tube Company
Karoley Sufons
Sussons
Tibe Company
Traver shoots self after failed attempt on housekeeper
Elie Sept 4 Manke Traver aged 37 shot and killed himself in his home at 430 West Suh Street after plans to shoot his housekeeper Mrs Orpha Post were foiled. Police and coroner investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Traver
Erie
Elie
Manke ‘Traver
West Suh Street
Orpha Post
tPrayer
Franklin
Post
Yeoman
Iving
Know Rue
Hundreds fined for stop sign violations statewide
Officials of the State Bureaus of Motor Vehicles announced more than 80 motorists will be arrested for failing to stop at boulevard stop signs on highways across the state. Labor Day traffic caused 14 accidents with three fatalities, as state patrolmen collected license numbers and prepared arrests for those not yet detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
State Bureaus of Motor Vehicles
Jas Sud
Yeggs Busy in Pittsburgh Sector
Pittsburgh police report three more safes broken and robbed in downtown and Wasp area. The heists raise the count to eighteen robberies in the city sector since last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Pittsburgh
Ey Vated
Wasp Liberty
Polite
Washington Radicalism and Senator Moses Campaigning
A garbled Washington dispatch discusses Senator Moses of New Hampshire opposing GO P radicalism on Capitol Hill. It notes Moses aims to aid moderate Republicans and conservatives, with primary battles shaping shifts in GOP nominations and the 1948 elections across states including Nebraska and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guytval
Prva
Aguinas
Nest
Plan outing at Findley Lake drives club activities
Twenty five members of the Women’s Relief Corps met yesterday at the VB. W. home and planned a rummage sale for next Wednesday with location to be announced. Regular duties assembly will be at Mrs Raymond’s cottage in Findley Lake on Friday, followed by a district convention in Albion on September 6. A large membership is urged to attend the month’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Retief Corps
VB. W
Raymond
Findley Lake
Albion
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