When a President Is Hands Off in Conventions
A historical survey traces presidents who stayed out of party nominating battles. It covers 1896 to 1936 examples, including McAdoo, Palmer, Cox, Hoover, and Wilson, noting how hands-off presidents shaped convention outcomes and candidate momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolmnson
Golo
Truman
Sen
Humphrey
McFarland
Arta
Att
William G. Mavadoc
McAgoo
A. Mitchell Palmer
Guv. Cox
Ohio
New York
Alfred Bi. Smith
Cox
McAdoo
Palmer
Tooth
Wits
Mado
Weis
Gax
Buckeyy
Harding
P. S
Philo
Goolifige
Republi
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Glevelini
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Rep
Bland
Missouri
Jackson
van Buren
Hayes
Grant
Arthur
T. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Mnch
Tale
Rumors swirl of court suits and panther reports in Corry area
Local notes report potential multi‑case lawsuits between new homeowners and contractors over alleged shoddy work and unpaid materials totaling thousands. Other items mention poet Claude B Porter works, plans for his daughter Mrs Paul Weber to publish her father’s complete poems, a young Corry youth seen by Erie police, Mount Union College initiations, a missing firearm incident, home sales and moving plans, a North Warren Hospital TV drive, panther sightings in Meadville and North East, a tax stamp rumor for Ohio trucking, blood donor pledges led by Paraplegic Sam Baresi, and various local civic updates and farm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinc
Paul Weber
West Church Street
Willam P. Lombard
Corry~ Ife
Eldhavilte
Weber
Corry
Dickering
Ralph Haker
Lemar Street
Tucson
Arizona
Clarente Madison, Jr
Granesheet
Josephine Perry Collier
Spring Street
W. W. Waterhouse
Mere Chants
Meadville
North East
Ohio
Sam Baresi
Red Cross
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren Soil Conservation Service
Keppel Tiffany
Spring Creek
Garleton Curtis
Columbus
Jersey
Im Centa
Martha Boss
Life Magazine
Collier's Magazine
Robert Cogswell
Joanne Brown
Memory Quiz And Local News From Ambridge
A mixed page includes a memory test with questions about California gold discovery and Theodore Roosevelt, plus local notes on a new school cost, a video aerial eviction, and a birthday for Richard Martin. It reports 67-year-old Frank Zorman killed by a car in Ambridge with driver John Kronstain identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Rhodes
Ambridge
Frank Zorman
Polley
John G. Kronstain
Conway
R. D
Beaver County
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A 1932 snapshot notes hotel renovations at the Hotel Lorry and a federal appropriation for an outdoor rifle range for Company A of the Pennsylvania Guard. Corry High School football nostalgia and 1998 baseball trials show 45 hopefuls for varsity, with Coach McCall overseeing workouts at the Junior High field. West Park Place sewer repairs make progress under Director of Streets Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Guard
Corry
McCall
West Park Place
Streets Willams
Ice blaze damages rooms at Northenter street home
Fire from a chimney spill is believed to have caused an ice short ly afternoon blaze at the home of Oucar Frit on North enter street. The flames climbed to the attic and two rooms suffered smoke and water damage. The loss was expected to reach a high figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oucar Frit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Amal, Inc
Qelington
Avenus
New York Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of
Pittsburgh
Itman
Philadelphia
Associated Pres
Carrer
Venezuela
Brazi
Alaska
U. S. Army
North Warren State Hospital
Prospect
Praletce
Elie
Nations Organization
Redd Cross
Tagm Electric Company
Charm
Hornell
Larchitect
Ina Huff
Richard Martin
Ralph Martin
Grove Street
Chuck Welsh
James Maloney
Army
Special Services
Erie
Kinney Plumbing CO
Columbia
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center Street
Gingham
Sturchboy Weilers
Mooresville
Al’s
Clothes
RCA Victor
Glenside
Davis Radio
North Center Street
Ives
eNew
Laboratories
T.M. Reg
U. S. Pat
Corry, Pa
Lorry
Counsell
Mt 1
Langhurst & Stewart
Jus East Main St
Healy ‘Studio
Coty
Paris
Navy
Fayon Faille
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