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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1927
Page
3
The readable text is garbled with no clear entities or event. It does not provide a identifiable person, place, organization, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
The fragmentary text indicates a local notice mention but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. Readable content is too incomplete to determine a reliable event, person, or place for a proper headline and summary.
A Ridgway youth is in serious condition at Andrew Kutt Memorial Hospital St Marys after a car driven by Curtis Oakes overturned three times on the St Marys Emporium highway. Oakes suffered a whiplash. two Emporium girls had minor bruises. Witnesses say Oakes attempted to pass a vehicle and was crowded off the road.
In a United Press survey the central west shows deep divisions among Republicans and Democrats over prospective presidential nominees. Ohio favors Longworth and Hughes, while Democrats split between Baker and Taft era lines. Indiana and Nebraska hinge on local favorites and factional loyalties as convention approaches.
The Buffalo Courier Express notes surprise in Washington over Rear Admiral Magruder amid accusations of waste in the navy. It reports Secretary Wilbur ordering a full detailed study and the admiral to submit a reorganizational plan while President Coolidge may weigh the cost impact and political considerations.
A glimpse of Corry history with notes on public library course ticket sales opening October 11 and local social gatherings. The item mentions the Hruby brothers musical prodigies, James Ray Bennett in Curry for a rally, Mrs Mine Conrad’s circle at Mrs Graves’s home, and theater season activity as the city hosts traveling shows and local visits amid brisk autumn preparations.
A historical math puzzle states a daily protein need of 0.24 pounds per man and uses beef as the sole source. It shows conversions: 12 quarts equal a bushel, 48 quarts in a peck, and divides 8 by 4 to reach the answer. The solution steps are framed as an explanation from earlier exercises.
Washington dispatches describe the Capitol scene as reporters note the influence of presidential campaigns on policy. Senators Borah Curtis Nye and Harrison are highlighted for their deep reading and external input, while Borah’s work in foreign relations and library research shapes their stance on the McNary Haugen bill and executive power.
A garbled OCR fragment presents prompts about pronunciation and word forms, asking to fill missing letters and select correct words. It includes stray phrases, repeated errors, and scattered references to conversation practice and vocabulary challenges. The text lacks coherent narrative and results.
In Edinburg Scotland Rene 29 the divorce action centers on Constance and Captain Astur Mackintosh. Testimony cites dissatisfaction with a bond and alleges infidelity as grounds. Proceeding continues until October 14.
A scrambled quiz asks about a U S court death sentence without a jury ending of When in Rome and a World War leader now president. It queries routes of water for ships from New York to San Francisco and lists answers including Red white and blue, Colorado River, Andrew Johnson, Onesstint Lithe Promised Land Palestine.
Four alleged bandits yesterday captured James Brennan, bank messenger for Villimont Grahamery, in Buffalo. They took about $1,068 in cash and checks, forced him to drive toward the city line, offered cigarettes, and warned him not to resist. The robbers claimed they would not harm him as they left behind a note about not “worrying” the plan.
Miss Dorothy Hunter, 20, died from injuries suffered when a car on the Perry Highway north of Meadville went off an embankment early Sunday. Four others were hurt, including driver Charles Tucker and Ward Hunter. Ward is listed with serious head injuries. The deceased was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hunter and the family resides on Creek Road. Remains were taken to Bywater undertaking rooms for preparation.
In Gary on September 28, Emerson High School faced its third day of student walkouts by over 500 white students protesting admission of 24 Black students. Strikers demand transfer of the Black pupils and expunging absences, while school officials refuse transfers due to crowded conditions. The deadlock persists as work missed will be made up.
A fragment discusses possibilities of long distance communication by telephone or telegraph-like means in Galileo era contexts. It mentions magnetic sympathy and secret methods enabling conversation despite vast distances. The text reads as a speculative note on early ideas of communicating over long ranges.
Dunkirk reports a 13 year old boy Anthony Tenamore of 217 Willow Road underwent eye removal surgery at Dunkirk Hospital after a detonating cap exploded in his parents home last Wednesday. Doctors say removing the right eye was necessary to save the remaining sight. The boy was peppered with tiny copper fragments. two pieces lodged deep in the eye and could not be retrieved.
A September 28 record shows the Allegheny River at its lowest stage for three years due to scarce rainfall in the region. The report notes reduced spring flows and ongoing water shortages in the area around Aniusgero.
United Press report from Pittsburgh details a New Castle man named Andy Halle who was duped by a stranger into a supposed business partnership. They traveled to Connellsville and Bradford, with the man allegedly withdrawing $250 from Halle’s bank before the scheme unravelled and both men disappeared.
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