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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1931

Page

3

HITCH-HIKING COUPLE DIE EN ROUTE TO ERIE IN MYSTERY

Erie police seek relatives of Charles Anderson 48 and Lillian Dell Anderson 50 of Rochester New York who died near Gettysburg Pennsylvania while hitchhiking toward Erie. State police and locals examine strange illness and paper trails linking the couple to Rochester and Peach Street addresses. Detective inquiries connect Mrs Quinn formerly at Peach Street. no clear connection to the Andersons is yet established.

Erie Charles Anderson Rocheator Gettysburg Mitch Lillian al Peach Street Lincoln Highway North Street Rochester Anderson Dell Lillian Allen H. Quinn Avenue George Woekier Sid Wheeler

President Hoover sends sympathy to widow

President Hoover dispatched two telegrams of condolence to Mrs. Knute Racine, widow of the Notre Dame football coach Gowen, after his death in an accident. The messages conveyed shared grief with the Racine family and praised his clean, high sportsmanship and national contribution to athletics.

Hoover United Washington Knute Racine Gowen Uat Muu Rockner

P A R Awards Contracts for Huge Steel Supplies

United Press reports the Pennsylvania Railroad awarded contracts totaling over seven and a half million dollars for structural steel and related materials as part of a 175 million dollar modernization plan. Major suppliers include American Bridge Co and several regional firms. Much of the steel will expedite electrification of lines between New York and Washington and support new bridges over the Passaic River near Newark plus station improvements at that site.

United Press Philadelphia Te Peninsylvania Railroad Gen. W. W. Atterbury New York Washington, D.C Newark N. G.l American Bridge Co Ambridge Shoamaker Bridge Co Pottstown Ingalls Iron Works Co Veron ML. Vernow Bridge Co Vernon, Ci Ft. Pitt Bridge Works Castonsburg McClintic- Marshall Steel Corp Steelton Wattstown Léliiga Strucural Steel Co Allentown Pal Pennsylvania Winstington Passaic River

Prison reform debate shifts between judges and parole boards

The text argues prison penalties swing between fixed terms and life sentences, with parole boards overrelied on and often influenced by politics. It calls for renewed judicial discretion and, above all, steady constructive employment as the key need for prisoners.

Ul Parole Board Parole Board

Colonial Liability And Mother's Day Practical Plan

The piece questions the value of American claims to the Virgin Islands after buying them for 25 million, urging practical limits on expansion in the Caribbean. It cites President Hoover’s doubts about economic worth and proposes not extending holdings. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt suggests a practical Mother's Day focused on aiding needy mothers and welfare groups.

Porto Rico United States Virgin Islands Denmith Hoover Sam Caribbean Franklin D. Roosevelt

Problem of two square plots total area and side sum

Two square plots together cover 193 square yards with combined side lengths totaling 76 yards. Solve for individual side lengths as equal squares with given sums and areas. The Arkansas Gazette notes an earlier problem and offers a stray numerical explanation.

Twenty Years Ago As Taken from Journal Files

Twenty years ago three city athletes Louis Monroe Merle L Rowe and Walter Gretzler hiked 18 miles to Westfield in three and a half hours They sparked long distance walking and were noted as Monroe from Columbus and Corry residents Ethel Street hosts an April Fool's party at the Racket Club The article notes local school recess and nearby fishing traffic plus upcoming church services and travel plans of local residents through early April 1911.

Louis Monroe Merle L. Rowe Walter Gretzler Westfiel Dunkirk Herald Monroe Columbus Corry

Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon

A compact English study note presents misused phrases and mispronunciations with guidance on common errors. It highlights words like labyrinth and wrest, and urges daily vocabulary growth through focused word practice and examples. The piece invites readers to master one word daily to expand their lexicon.

W. L. Gordon

Inebriate prisoners sent to Allegheny County Workhouse

Warren report states Axel John son of Sheffield and James Evan of Warren were sentenced to the Allegheny County Workhouse for eight to sixteen months each after testimony by Sheriff Jefferson and Doctors Robertson and African that they were chronic inebriates. Three more county inmates are serving sentences with daily board at 88 cents paid by the Commissioners.

Warren Axel Johnson Sheffield James Evan Allegheny County Jefferson Robertson African

Daylight Saving Time Origin and Language Trivia

Answers indicate Benjamin Franklin proposed daylight saving concept, Cuba primarily uses Spanish, a hyperbole is a figure of speech with evident exaggeration, millefeuille price given as 8.5 pounds, and Teeland country celebrating a thousandth anniversary of independence.

Cuba Benjamin Franklin O. Teeland

Correct English Studied by Circle in 1930-31 Start

The Historical Circle held its first regular study period of the 1930-31 year with a session on Correct English. Mrs. Clara Osborne, Mrs. L E Burlingame, and Mrs. S R Lewis led discussions on precise and effective English, diction, letter etiquette, and potential impact of radio programs on future generations.

Historical Circle Clara Osborne LE. Burelitgame S. R. Lewis

Mayor Dodges Scandal Quiz Heads to Pittsburgh Council

Former Controller Henry C. Evans accuses Mayor Charles H. Kline of patronage in Public Works appointments and demands his appearance before council to explain waste alleged in 78 projects. Kline could not be located and council debated authority to summon the mayor. No action taken on handing technical project review to engineers.

Pittsburgh Henry C. Evans Eharges Department of Public Works Charles H. Jline Councillh Publi Works Department Kline Evans Herron Actin

Absent wrongdoing ruled in fatal Jamestown crash

Coroner David Lincoln delivers verdict absolving both drivers in a two-vehicle crash two miles north of Gerry that killed Anna Russell of Buffalo and Herbert Hahn of Buffalo. Hahn and Brooks cars collided at high speed on the highway. the Brooks vehicle returned to Jamestown with Emanuel Mangine of Gerry uninjured as the Hahn car destroyed by the collision and pole impact.

Jamestown David Lincoln Erry Gerry James Brooks Mairmount Avenuue Herbert Hahn Buffalo Hahn Brooks Anna Russell Emanuel Mangine

Unclear Fragmentary History of Belgium and Poland

Fragmented text notes Belgium began in 1831 and references Europe maps, Nimot, Pelzhin, and a 1881 national congress monument in Brussels, suggesting confusion about historical statehood and commemorative monuments without clear context.

Belgium Kingdom Pelzhin Brussels

Are You Hitting On All Six Liver Stomach Bowels Nerves

An advertisement extols Tanlac as a world famous tonic that rebuilds worn out tissues and revitalizes the entire system. It claims many readers regain strength and vitality quickly, promising money back if not helped after a fair trial, urging readers to visit their druggist.

Inman

God of Healing Aesculapius and Immortality Debate

In a fragmented historical note, Aesculapius is described as a son of Apollo who learned healing from Cheiron Zeus. The text mentions a fear that Aesculapius would grant immortality to all, leading to a decisive act of killing or withholding eternal life.

Rockne Funeral Party Enroute To South Bend

A Rockne funeral party aircraft on the Kansas City to Wichita leg of the Transcontinental air line crashed about 1,000 feet in altitude six miles off the course. Pilot Robert Wlye sent a last radio report of heavy weather and poor visibility before disappearing. The crash occurred between 24h and 1 Ae H, with the plane breaking up as it fell.

Robert Wlye Kansas City Wichita

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