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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1924
Page
1
ErieCounty election figures show a marked rise in Corry voter registration compared with 1924 and 1928. Republican gains lead, with Democrats and Socialists also present. overall county turnout climbs while city totals vary by party.
Washington April 1 danger at 4 real split in the party as Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Pepper clash over Harding era policy. Daugherty warned against attacks on the dead president and urged Republicans to defend the administration while Pepper’s stance drew sharp criticism from GOP leaders.
Fragmented, unclear notes describe a disturbance at the Grandin Hotel on North River Street with police involvement and patrons dispersing. A separate report mentions wage increases for hotel workers and a bill detailing federal building staffing classifications and pay scales, including Sunday work breaks and wage rates for staff.
The fragmented notice reports display rooms in Erie and leasing of showroom quarters in a CS garage at Eve for a tint war event. County representatives and sale unit management will be moved to the review offices and theater area as the first event progresses.
The Boss Grocery on Main Street completed an extensive remodeling and redecorating, presenting a modern, attractive store interior. Progeny of the proprietor Charles Setila, the shop now boasts splendid appearance and up-to-date appointments, earning commendation for its improved decor and facilities.
A community conference is planned to discuss replacing the dilapidated passenger station with a new Erie and Pennsylvania rail depot. Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, and city officials push for an early meeting with railroad officials to halt delays and protect public health and safety. state health authorities may intervene.
Seattle April reports a further delay in the start of the second leg of the U S round the world flight after Major Prot erier Martin and his three companions failed to take off from Sand Point field. A splash from the propeller reportedly damaged the aircraft, preventing the departure and sending the crew ashore after multiple attempts.
A large garage near Wilkes Barre Pa caught fire early today, destroying 18 new cars and damaging the premises of Pastis Motor Company. The blaze, likely started by a gasoline tank explosion from a wreck caused by a short circuit, was discovered just before 6 am. The surrounding frame annex also burned, with substantial property loss and several owners reporting losses.
A contested exchange unfolds as Arter taunts Poet and Maly Apal Savie tana Ronit, amid a forge of derisive remarks about a trip through Sicily. Belkin’s Belfi tesian reports publish indignant replies, including warnings against perceived insults.
Washington April debate opens on Johnson immigration bill amid strong opposition from various factions and State Department protests. Secretary of State notes the bill aligns with 1890s quotas, targets southern and southeastern Europe, and shields suspected aliens while clashing with Japan and allied nations.
At a routine Mentor Club gathering in the Library building, officers were elected for the coming term. President Mary Conta, President Miss Kya Pops, Secretary Jessie Wilcoss, and Treasurer Sallie Howard will lead a program on American prose and poetry with speakers including Mrs G H Kampr and Mr Howard. The club adjourned to meet again Friday evening, April 12.
Senate oil inquiry marking time today as Senator Thomas J Wall readies to reinvigorate hearings. The National Investigating Agency has been interviewing witnesses nationwide and will bring them to Washington next week regarding alleged deals at the 1940 Republican National Convention.
Residents in the Second Ward push for paying for paving and street upgrades as council members discuss a plan. City officials outline tentative timelines with a potential vote next week, while Mayor Alexander voices opposition to funding this year.
Washington April 5. New strands in the greasa tion around former Attorney General Daysherty emerged as Senator Wheeler and the Senate investigating committee pressed four weeks of hearings. Wheeler estimated open hearings would extend two months or more, with much evidence gathered and disclosures expected when hearings resume Monday.
United Press reports a murder in Los Angeles as police seek the slayer of Mrs Vern Stone, 23, found beaten in her apartment by Miss Pearl Dunbar. The scene and room suggested a violent struggle. Stone lived with another woman and the case is a summer murder mystery under investigation.
In Philadelphia on April 6 Pepper remained silent on remarks involving Attorney General Varry Millaugherty and the Romney era political tensions. The report notes discussion of Frank Daugherty and references to political figures in Washington, with no new official statements from Pepper.
Washington April 5 A proposed Senate tax bill moves to the floor after weeks of committee work. The measure, tied to Mellon rates, aims to raise revenue but faces Democratic split and Republican opposition. Final details hinge on floor negotiations and potential substitutions to balance government needs.
Provident Caltsy Fowlidue leads a structured Music Week plan with committee endorsements from Natit Muwie Week and Territory Teniny Wallace. George Rochevter praised for liberal gifts, as Estelle Gray outlines a multi-event schedule featuring violinist performances, a school orchestra concert, operetta, and a children’s program across Monday to Friday evenings.
Fragmentary dispatch describes a supposed Dijon style killer in Lyons targeting a widow connected to multiple disappearances. Preliminary police probe notes possible involvement of a suspect named Rhein and hints at a pattern of suspicious deaths or vanishments amid a broader sensational frame.
Saturday Evening Post reports tribute to MoT Povle Corry Agent of Avtin Life Insurance Co. in memory of his uncle Jacot Alsslorl. Pierce may attend funeral services this morning.
West Virginia University tackled educational maladjustment with psychological testing for freshmen and ongoing support. Leaflets distributed by Dean WH Stine, aided by the Extension Committee, encourage students to think about career choices before entering the university. Personal conferences and interviews aid students facing illness or educational problems, while Stone, a former educator and counselor, guides vocational support and counseling efforts.
A small fire was reported around 2 o clock near the corner of East Congress and B Way streets. The fire department responded promptly, and no injuries were noted. Mrs. Holland and daughter from St Mary’s were visiting the home of Mrs. Kil by for a few days.
In today’s radio lineup, WOR presents Newark program notes from 05110 with Rossini’s oratorio and choir performance. Pittsburgh’s eastern showcase features Wy Alley Lon with a Dostén arrangement and a National League gathering of sonic choral groups. WSAT and KGO offer late night entertainment, including comedy acts and public notices of paid advertising.
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