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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
3
The League of Nations Assembly considers an expansive study of global economic malaise inviting research institutes and planning bodies worldwide. It aims to identify causes and remedies, acknowledging results may take long and may not provide quick fixes yet could foster understanding and progress.
Veterans from Cony and other areas plan a Society of the 28th Division to unite former 28th Infantry and AEF elements. Major General Charles Sutair wartime commander named temporary president with Major General William Price Jr as VP and Colonel Frank A. Walter as secretary treasurer. Local committees form to organize a reunion honoring the Iron Division’s World War I service at the Marne Vesle Oureq and Argonne campaigns.
United Press reports on critics reprinting reviews within publications to manage the Fall title deluge. It cites Margaret Mead and Jim Tully works, Harold Nicolson, Louis Bromfield, and Rosamond Lehmann, noting social and literary themes and the critics’ reception of modern acting and diplomacy.
Fog washes over the town as the Week of October 3 and 1b flight from New York to Chicago looms. Pennsy detectives press a thieves roundup while Ajax Iron Works rep Frank W. Black visits. A sidewalk project begins on East Main and a porch accident injures Mrs. Haynes. New births include a girl to the Hammond family and a son to the Dempsey household.
The United States Public Health Service notes a ten year gain in life expectancy at birth over twenty years due to infant and maternal health work. Yet waste in adult health persists from neglect of diet, rest, recreation, and exercise, with clean water, sanitation, and pure food laws still needed. hoodlums tied to respectable society appear unsurprising given their links to the best people.
Two athletic clubs with 185 and 215 members chartered 4 train for 500 dollars. They were later joined by a third club of 225 members. How much did the third club pay. Answer 70. Saturday's 525 dollars. Explanation involves division and subtraction steps as stated in the problem text.
The page highlights common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It warns against phrases like I would us leave go its stage and advises correct forms. It lists terms such as Numerator rend and asserts synonyms like aver and allege while presenting a daily word drill with Menace as today’s verb meaning to threaten.
Bethlehem was the French nobleman aiding Aner oan foyres in the Revolutionary War. The oldest extant art is on the Island of St. Helena. The most pounds in a prize fight is 184. The only facial feature that never changes year to year is the top. The largest island in the world is the Amazon in South America.
A fragment notes a primitive Car Line from 1790 as part of a proposed Bherish railway. It mentions wheels, hills, a horse pull, and tolls, with vague references to cags and fired wheels. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names or dates.
Warren state highway patrol investigates a crash five miles south of the Roosevelt Highway Irvine. Vanish a 19 year old from Sheffield suffered a compound fracture of one leg. A coupe owned by R L Miller Beaver Falls collided with another coupe from Sheffield. A stall truck driven by William J Cummings struck the wrecked cars. All three vehicles were badly damaged.
Harrisburg Sept 29. Pete G Cameron state secretary of banking issued a call for the condition of all banks under state supervision as of the close of business September 24. The report must be published.
A reflection on how inner assurance shapes how we trust and influence people around us. The passage suggests self belief fosters leadership and positive perception, encouraging responsibility and growth in others.
James Neely, 70, arrested in Tyler Texas on murder charges dating to 1884 for the killing of Hiram Cooley near Guntersville Alabama. He has been returned to Alabama after Cooley’s son, living nearby, aided by a relative who visited Neely.
The jew’s harp features a metal frame in a horseshoe shape with parallel ends and a freely vibrating tongue. Held between the front teeth, the instrument’s tones change with mouth cavity size as the performer moves a finger stroke to set the metal tongue in motion.
A St Marys party crawled from a Chrysler sedan wrecked east of here at Kunesholm switch. They rode to Kane then back to town via the Pennsy. No one was seriously injured and the car was towed to a local garage. Names could not be learned.
Rev. BA Hook of the Baptist Church of Corry will lead Sunday services at 3 p.m. at the Community Church. NE Dodd plans a tax collection at the hardware store on Tuesday Sept 30. Miss Alice Dodd, Edinboro teacher college student, was home for the weekend.
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