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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1936
Page
5
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Detroit reports say no trace found of a missing 20 month old child after a search by detectives. The case involves a boy missing since Saturday with reports of a body found later by a couple. authorities say the search continues in obscure areas. A second item from Inghamton notes food control officials prepare for a fight at the upcoming session with representatives from several states.
Personal mentions show Dorothy Sorenson, Tsa belle Skinner leaving for Clever lind Ohio for a weekend with friends and the Great Lakes Exposition. Edward Crum heads to Minneapolis for an extended stay while Clinton A. McLean returns from a business trip to Binghamton.
A political column argues the Republican path lies in uniting independent business men, successful farmers, and skilled workers while contrasting conservative tactics with the New Deal. It predicts labor unrest, potential AFL leadership shifts, and the need for broad coalition building to beat the New Deal amid a turbulent prewar political landscape.
Merle Gibbons, four, of Spring Creek, was shaken but not seriously hurt when the buggy he rode in was struck by Gerry Paulich’s car between Garland and Toledo. The horse was injured and chloroformed, the buggy wrecked, and Gibbons later returned home after treatment.
Intensive membership push by local boosters for the Arthur Colegrave Democratic Club seeks to enroll every registered voter in the city and vicinity. Hundreds have joined in Cory and nearby townships. the club, named for Arthur Colegrave, reports 5000 members after a Democratic event in Brio, amid support for Roosevelt. The $0.25 fee is noted, with organizers listed including Linley, Edmunds, Robach, Skinner, Shanvbmmig, Garrity, Albey, Saxton, Maloney, Zaleneck, Duke, Susey, and Dempsey.
William Scott, president of Corry Townsend No. 2, submitted his resignation to J. E. Hogan, organizer for the 28th Pennsylvania Congressional district, at a Grand Theatre meeting. Hogan spoke on the recovery movement and outlined its objective. Announcement: the 20th district convention is set for 10 a.m. Saturday, September 1, at the public auditorium in Turie.
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The market advanced to new highs after Labor Day, then faced resistance as buyers grew selective. Steel and utility shares fluctuated, while autos and rail stocks showed mixed results. Montgomery Ward and Sears hit new highs, and General Motors and United American firms reported strong August volumes and dividends.
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