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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1932

Page

8

Value of Pa. teachers pension plan reviewed

Harrisburg April 6 The Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement system, tied to Governor Pinchot’s era, is praised by leading insurers, actuaries, and economists as to its protections and benefits. It details retirement options, disability allowances, prior-service credits, and state funding, noting assets over 10 million dollars, 12 214 active members, and monthly benefits totaling over 26 thousand dollars, with more than one million paid since inception.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pinchot Richard J. Beamish Commonwealth Tis

Kane man held for chicken stealing

John B. Lubold, 48, of 51/Tionesta avenue, held to the June term of criminal court on a $100 bond after pleading guilty to stealing four chickens and entering legally. He confessed to taking hens from Jos DeMarte on March 22 and four birds were found on his Welmore farm. Police note he’s suspected in other similar thefts from Kane area hen houses on March 2.

Marcus White Ralph Foss DeMarle Lubold Welmore James Ross Leo Nicholas Kane

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Aids Weak Expectancy

In Meadville Pennsylvania a local woman reports weakness during pregnancy and lack of appetite with nervous spells. After trying Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she regained strength for herself and her baby, and she recommends the product from the Buffalo clinic.

Meadville John Miller Pierre Wiyself Dr. Pierce Dept Buffalo, N.Y

Registration books altered prompt county officials to act

April county commissioners condemned tampering in the election registration books kept in the court house basement open to the public. A Republican to Democratic designation was allegedly altered, and a man is said to have added his name to the rolls. The books are locked in the county vaults pending investigation into registrar conduct and booth staffing.

Court House Cartain Qiuime Com Ralph C. Benedict

Auto Thief Captured After Four Hour Chase in Two States

Jamestown, April 6. Entl Emert, 28, of 142 Rateon er street, was captured at Buffalo street and Prehdergast avenue at 10 40 last night after a chase spanning two states. Police fired shots to force surrender as Emert stopped a block later and was jailed on auto theft charges. He allegedly entered the SS Aero Marine Garage on West Third and Lafayette, stole a new $650 car after a salesman briefly left, and fled until pursued. The license of the missing car belonged to Robert T. Smith of 17 Kingsbury avenue.

Jamestown Emert Rateoner Street Buffalo Street Prehdergast Avenue Levin SS. Aero Marine West ‘Third Lafayette Streets Jon Hoyt Robert T. Smith Kingsbury Avenue

Wooden nickels in Tenino far western town

A Tenino Washington tale notes wooden nickels valued at five cents in a western town. June Tate, Franklin resident, receives a 26 cent wooden certificate from her grandmother, redeemable by Tenino Chamber of Commerce trustees from Citizens Bank assets during bank liquidation or six months after reorganization in 1932. Certificates sold for higher sums as souvenirs, linking local money to a broader liquidation effort.

Franklin Tenino Wash June Tate Fred Tate A. J. Martin Ihis Chamber of Commerce of Citizens Bank U.S Citizens Bank of

Kane Schools Slash Pay for Twenty Teachers

Sane April 6 report shows Kane Public Schools cutting about 35 480 from higher salaries affecting twenty teachers to meet current costs. Total cuts plus approved economies in supplies total about 8 910, with potential rise to 11 000. Elimination of fifth grade at Welsh Street and transfers to Central and Clay streets, reorganized grades under the high school principal. Simile Stenger elected school tax collector. May board meeting to discuss taxes and possible millage reduction. Possible new superintendent to succeed B D Welch who recently resigned.

SANE Kane Public Bord of Education Welsh Street Central Clay Street Simile Stenger B.D. Welch

New Highway Bridge Ordered at Brocton

Albany April report: public service commission ordered reconstruction of the Westfield Brocton Highway bridge over Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Portland at an estimated cost of 61000. State department of public works to prepare detailed plans after a December hearing.

Albany Portland Public Service Commission State Department of Public Works State Department

Flagman Falls From Train Drowned Near Rams Station

William Moorehead a 48 year old flagman from Blairsville Pa was on duty aboard a Pittsburgh to Kiski Junction train and disappeared at destination. His body was recovered in the Allegheny River near Rams Station by a section gang using torches. Officials believe he fell from the train and rolled into the river after leaving Pittsburgh late last night.

Union Press Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Allegheny River Rams Station Allegheny County William Moorehead Blairsville Kiskiminetas Junction

Wisconsin goes to Roosevelt Collin delegates chosen

Wisconsin's 26 delegates to the Democratic National convention in Chicago in June were unambiguously pledged to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York. La Follette Republicans backed Senator George Norris of Nebraska for president in opposition to Hoover, and held a slim lead in their 27 delegates. An unidentified man, about 50, was found drowned in the Monongahela River near Homestead Pennsylvania after being in a theater days.

Love Stands By Y a CLEO jLUCAS 1 SERB TNE HE SON

Mrs Durand hosts a lavish party where young guests mingle with older friends in a ballroom filled with a brass orchestra. Eleanor questions whom Bruce Durand wishes to invite as he resists adult oversight, while plans to push an affair with Sybil Morse unfold amid social maneuvering.

Cleo Jlucas Tne Durand Tnt Porang Charles Murand Qurand Eleanore Alice Fleanore Durand Couli Staal Slip Tim Nee St. Alelt Fred Jeanore Sybil Morse Sybil Marses Syhi Bryce

Hemphill Pleads For State Rights at Jefferson Dinner

John Hemp hill, former Democratic candidate for governor, urged Democrats to uphold state rights doctrine at a Jefferson Day speech in Easton Pennsylvania. He warned against centralization and tied it to economic difficulties. Mrs Nina Livingston of Akron is visiting Easton.

Hemphill United Press Nina Livingston Akron.a R.S. Johnson City

Fragmented OCR Brief on Missing Person Case

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a missing person case and possible investigators. The text references names Moore and Fleischer and hints at a pursuit for information, with unclear details about location and status.

Unclear fragmentary report on local death and investigation

Fragmented OCR text reports a coroner case in Union City with a death around 1 pm and an upcoming investigation. Mentions officials and services but details are garbled. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Union City.

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