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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
3
Officials assess the escalating farmers strike as violence and property damage rise. Governors convene a conference to seek a temporary truce before the midwestern meeting, while some Sioux City area farmers reject armistice. Pickets wounded. justice for assailants sought as broader agricultural reforms loom.
The 1982 Fire Prevention Week runs October 9 to 16 with proclamations from the President and state leaders. Chambers of Commerce and fire departments will educate the public on fire hazards and elimination, urging individual duty to protect lives and property.
A 1912 reminiscence notes Rev J W Wilson injured by a heat drop partition at a church. Harry Spencer dies after being found unconscious beside Pennsy tracks on Washington street. Rev N J McIntyre returns to lead the U B church. City schools report 260 plus high school enrollment. 83rd regiment veterans to be welcomed tomorrow. Kirkat six cylinder aeroplane motor awaiting Mr Sirkam at the express office. Bert Bull injured at Nir Bone Company wire machine. Dr Green ree administers care. Corry jurors to Erie for criminal court service listed.
The text asks about county population per square mile and the diversity of temperature in Aleske. It also inquires when Col Charles Lindbergh was married and who was known as the Commoner. It seeks Crawford county commissioners' salary and the author of Better to wear out than to f it out.
John K. Bennett and Raymond Schwenk admitted robbery of Feldman and Jordan jewelry stores in Franklin and were sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Eastern Penitentiary. They also pleaded guilty to bank robbery in Sullivan County and admitted other Pennsylvania robberies. Lorenzo L. Doeratler remains a fugitive.
President Hoover is likely to give his first campaign address in the East within weeks, possibly Boston or New York. He will not mount a broad public drive, while New York and New England leaders press for an early East campaign showing.
A child in Erie died from typhoid fever after a two week illness. The funeral arrangements for the girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Mil fen ey, are being planned as officials report typhoid concerns in the area and hospital authorities monitor suspected cases.
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