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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
6
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The Hbrysier Chipsrarion board proposes a capital stock increase from present up par to par value four dollars per share, with an early stockholders meeting planned to consider the proposal. Daylight saving begins at 10 p.m. for the 1982 season. The Pillamirgh game of October 2 will be broadcast network wide.
The text presents a densely garbled discussion on overproduction, wealth, and poverty, debating whether excessive wealth creation inherently makes people poorer. It references figures like Mellon and Hoover era finance, and questions if overproduction fuels inequality and economic distress.
Warren Sept 24 Judge D Uy Aard sentenced four men arrested since the last term. Frank Barton Farmington convicted of breaking and entering and larceny with a $100 fine and eight months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Kenneth Chrispell Mayville intoxicated driving with $200 fine and 100 days in county jail. Charles Chapman Jr Bear Lake for motor vehicle without consent placed with sheriff to Pennsylvanian training school. Raymond Horton Kane County charged with libel in divorce filed by Stephen Scott Phillips.
Reports from the State Department of Labor and Industry show August building operations in Pennsylvania totaling 2, with a gain of per cent over July. Weather outlook indicates a period of showers followed by rising temperatures into midweek. The weather section notes rapid construction of street resurfacing and transportation concerns as summer activity continues across cities.
Anilreye A. requested permission to show moving pictures at Carley Theatre Sundays and the hophembion was granted. He stated the operation would run with certain omissions and subsidies on Thursdays in September, with the village authorities approving the plan.
Agitation for abolishing the county tax collector’s office gains a foothold as legislators plan changes to place collection duties under the county treasurer. Proponents claim economy and savings, backed by the Evie County Property Owners Association, while officials warn of possible increased delinquencies if duties shift. Details on coverage across boroughs and townships remain undecided.
Spring Creek WCTU members gathered at a local home for a September meeting with twelve members and three visitors present. Miss M L Jackson led the session with reports on maintenance of record and refreshments provided by Mrs Morton and Mrs Meoy L Johnson. Fourteen motored from Corry to attend, with local residents including Mr and Mrs B Renting and Mr Peter Rening visiting Buffalo guests.
Twelve Washington Parent Teachers Association members met at Mr and Mrs J R Johnsons home to form a Mothers Chorus. They plan a rehearsal next Tuesday with Mrs Johnson directing. The Washington PTA was noted as a model unit pursuing Standard and Superior certification.
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Dairymen will meet at Sciota church Friday evening as local weekly notices list community events. The item notes a congregation and social gathering following a week of family visits and local travels among residents of Scio and nearby towns.
Fred Jachim, 41, of 2624 Cochrane Street, a World War I veteran awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by President Wilson, died of pleurisy after severe WWI wounds. He had endured shell hole injuries and loss of a leg, living four days with a heart condition that developed after admission to St. Vincent's Hospital.
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