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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1932

Page

3

Al Smith on the Bonus and Veterans Relief Debate

A 1928 weekly article mirrors Alfred E. Smith’s stance on veterans cash bonuses. It argues against broad gratuities funded by 120 million taxpayers, praising veterans who fought to defend the republic while urging an end to organized lobbying that exceeds justice and fair play to the broader public.

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Odd Fellows Home Association Meeting Held at Meadville

The Odd Fellows Home Association gathered in Meadville with leaders from Warren Erie and Meadville in attendance. President Johnstone presided as trustees announced five and three year terms for officers and trustees, and a new slate will be elected at the October trustees meeting.

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Township road program cuts taxes says Harrisburg

Harrisburg reports township road program reduces burden as over 20 000 residents in Humshigi area and others see tax relief. Officials note annual savings of about 29 000 dollars per township while highway survey data and local officials discuss funding shifts. Governor Phuebe and Sam Lewis comment on the broader impact for Pennsylvania taxpayers.

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City mourns Patrolman Mulherra in fatal Union City crash

Another Corry city employee dies in an automobile accident on the Union City to Corry highway. The crash leaves three officers injured, all expected to recover, as residents reflect on a line of late officials and officers who perished in travel mishaps over five years. Patrolman Mulherra, lifelong Corry resident, was named to the force by Mayor Alexander and was widely known. The community extends sympathy to Mulherra’s family.

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Governor Gardner urged to curb pagan education in NC

A petition asks Governor O. Max Gardner to shield North Carolina from what supporters call pagan and anti religious teaching in universities. It cites Bertrand Russell and other non conformist visitors, arguing science and religion must remain in separate spheres.

O. Max Gardner North Carolina Moscow Bertrand Russell

Prices Signalstead Market Fluctuations and Commodities Rise

A stock market shows jagged trends with expected drops and a fall plunge before climbing again. Commodities like grain and cotton exhibit steadier movement, with daily public exchange gambling less volatile. Merchants anticipate continued commodity gains as buyers face current prices.

Former Indiana cashier arrested in bank funds case

United Press reports Thomas N. Robinson, former Citizens National Bank cashier of Indians, Pa, was arrested yesterday and posted $10,000 bond pending a September 27 preliminary hearing on charges of misapplication of bank funds.

United Press Indiana Thomas N. Robinson Citizens National Bank Indians

Twenty Years Ago A Taken From Journal Files

Entries recount aviation progress with Martin Miller’s aeroplane test and engine readiness. Reported inquests into deaths at Erie and Union City prompt scrutiny of safety and conditions. Also notes accidents, travel, and local moves including Meantille, Corry, and Warren residents.

Journal

Quiz prompts on history and figures

A list asks: population of McLean County, the ancient name Constantinople, the defeat year of the Spanish Armada, the inventor of the Diesel engine, the Crawford County district attorney, and the author of a line about fate. Then instruction to turn to page 71.

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Poets When Poeta Say Recounting a Quiet Moment

Fragmentary notes describe poets speaking of writing, memory, and recited lines. A few names appear amid the garbled text, suggesting a literary scene or classroom discussion captured in a local page fragment.

Skeletons prove mound builders once lived in Pennsylvan ia

Elrama Pa Sept 14 Discovery of 45 skeletons near Elrama shows mound builders inhabited Pennsylvania about 10,000 years ago. Paleontologist GS Fisher and assistants uncovered remains from a Washington county burial mound along the Monongahela river, with two copper beads and carved tools among artifacts. Remains will be sent to the state museum in Harrisburg then possibly to the Smithsonian for study.

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Hollywood Film Shop A Hollywood party as wild as they are

Ronald Wagoner reports on a fictional film shop fantasy of Hollywood life in a spoofed premier scene. The piece riffs on stars like Robert Montgomery Clark Gable Harold Lloyd Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton while imagining celebrity pages and studio intrigue in a witty, magazine style gallery.

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Leg crushed under freight train near St Marys

Ridgway September 4 An unusual accident near Detsch Station ten miles south of St Marys left Steve Vargo 47 of Cleveland with a crushed right foot after being thrown under a Shawmut railroad freight train. He was taken to Kaul Memorial hospital where amputation was necessary. Authorities believe he stepped on the interline lever while attempting to board a car.

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Enrollment Drops in City Public Schools This Year

Public school officials announced a lower citywide enrollment for the current term than last year. Total pupils number 4,279, down from 4,001, with declines balanced by increases at several schools but offset by adult enrollment losses and building reductions.

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Tragic Fall Under Freight Train Kills Curtis Grovch

Curtis Grovch twenty from Washington Pennsylvania died at Altoona hospital after being crushed when he lost his hold and fell beneath a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train wheels. Coroner listed cause as train-related accident occurring after hours of attempting to board the moving freight car.

Altoona Curtis Grovch Washington Pennsylvania Railroad

Kane Plans To Rebuild After Recent Blaze

A blaze Saturday morning destroyed warehouses in Kane and prompted early decisions on rebuilding. The Heaviest loser was the Ku Pen club, with several structures damaged. Kane Supply and Miles-Kane face conflicting plans for a new warehouse, with a board meeting expected within days to decide on the site and timeline.

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Doctor J G Blaze Dies After Stroke at Mercy Hospital

Dr J G Blaze former head surgeon at Mercy hospital Altoona died last night after a stroke suffered four weeks earlier. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and Jaffa Shrine. Four daughters survive.

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