Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Neon Snare Discoveries
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a neon snare and names such as apbile lames connected to the study or event. The text is incomplete with no clear date place or outcome to identify.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a neon snare and names such as apbile lames connected to the study or event. The text is incomplete with no clear date place or outcome to identify.
Local column lists residents and visitors in Meadville Pa Newton area. Names include B F Starr returning from treatment with Dr Coletta Bennett Deissler on Maple Avenue, Ayn C Diefenpacke and Arthur Jr arriving from Port Huron for a visit with Miss Katte Zilch, and Charles Keford in Buffalo for a short visit. Others depart for home or next destinations after funeral services and social visits.
Columbus Pa September 28 Mrs N B Dodd led the opening Parent Teachers Association session at Dean school The group changed meeting day to the third Tuesday plans include a play and county dramatics tournament Ice cream and cake were served Tax collector N B Dodd will collect taxes at Gordon and Son store on October 1 Residents urged to send or bring taxes A large black and tan male hound dog is lost between Corry and Spring Creek Contact Journal if found
President Roosevelt told the fourth annual Women’s Conference on Current Problems in New York City that gossip and rumors from anonymous sources hinder rational discussion of issues. He praised independent thinking, noted declining postures, and urged discrimination between news and rumor while condemning fear mongering.
New York closing shows mixed results as silver and gold issues surge by as much as four points while the broader list ends irregular. Notable prices include American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, US Steel, and Standard Oil among others in a fluctuating session.
Washington September 26 The Hauptmann trial prompts Immigration Commissioner MacCormack to urge broader deportation powers targeting alien criminals. He says Hauptmann’s case shows need for stricter laws to remove noncitizens involved in serious crimes, though he admits it could not have prevented Hauptmann’s entry. He backs harsher penalties for convic tions of moral turpitude and supports expanding legislation to deport repeat offenders.
Whitey Wells, a Chicago felon held for a $500 robbery, shot jailer Leo Tetreault in the Kankakee county jail. Tetreault was critically injured after Wells fired twice near the heart, then fled through the central bullpen to two guns in a corridor cabinet and escaped in a car.
Union City faces a potential hospital closure due to insufficient funds. A meeting called by President Fred Barbough will gather all interested parties at City Hall next Tuesday evening to discuss options and preserve the community asset.
A silver tea hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of a United Brethren in Christ Church was held last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keppul’s home on East Irving Street. Guests enjoyed a short program, refreshments, and a silver offering to raise funds.
William Bone Berry, a 92 year old Civil War veteran who served with General Grant at Shiloh and spent 10 months in Andersonville prison, received a gold Masons button symbolizing 50 years of lodge work.
A White House discussion suggested Col. George A. Lynch may leave his post as administrative officer of the NRA, following concerns that labor and consumer representatives were inadequately represented during the Johnson era and the busy summer period.
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