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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
4
Readable items report a burned van contents from a Bradford trucking firm, a youth injures an ankle in Johnsonburg, wallpaper sale at Holly Furniture, and hot weather records in Jamestown. Other notes cover a kidnapping arrest tip, a Meidville prisoner transfer, and deer stealing buckwheat in a farm field.
Local items include Wilcox pancake flour offer, a mystery man found by federal investigators, possible fake identity, and a car with 80 gallons of alcohol seized earlier. Also reported: medical office opening by Dr Thomas, various community notices, school and club events, obituaries, postmaster appointments, and street work updates across Oil City and surrounding towns.
Senator David A. Reed, Republican incumbent, charged in a Philadelphia radio address that Roosevelt's administration broke campaign pledges and harmed small businesses while allowing big business to raise prices. He said government restrictions have hamstrung business as never before.
Town-Arthur Rasmus sen, a farmer near here, reported seeing a brood of five albino pheasants. The birds are a great rarity as few white pheasants of this species are observed.
Provo Utah attendance officer T W Duches has pledged to have every district student in school on time every day of the school year. He aims to enforce punctuality with firm actions and community cooperation to improve attendance and reduce truancy.
United Press reports the state chamber of commerce bulletin urges a regional drive to boost fall employment by redecorating and renovating homes and business properties. It highlights using the national housing act to loan money for modernization and repair, with guidance across 18 headings detailing applicable provisions.
Trial of two Mellon tax refund suits is moved from October 4 to October 29 in district court by Judge R M Gibson at the request of the United States attorney. Government records are tied up in other litigation and will be unavailable for at least a month. The actions seek refunds totaling 100 419 70 with interest for Andrew W Mellon and 175 269 70 with interest for the late R B Mellon, covering government overcharges from 1940 to 1924.
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