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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1940

Page

3

Ringling North to Wed French Actress Aussey in Europe

John Ringling North aged 87 plans marriage to French actress Ger mains Aussey aged 26. They met in France this winter while she films in Italy. North was divorced from Jane Donelly of Pittsburgh in 1930.

Ringling Brothers Barnum & Baltey Circus John Ringling North Germains Aussey North Miss Aussey France Italy Jane Donelly Pittsburgh

Flood Dangers Pass As Warren Waters Recede

Floodwaters of the Allegheny river and Conewango Creek rose to 13 feet causing widespread flooding in Warren. Basements filled rapidly and residents used boats to evacuate while schools operated with students ferried by boat. Water began receding after peaking Thursday night and was expected to fall slowly with cooler weather.

Warren Allegheny River Cone Wango Creek Main Avenue Wayne Street Palm Avenue Cayuga Avenue St. Clair Street Tteir Bencoa Street

Guffey to Speak in Erie April 18

U S senator Joseph F. Guffey seeking renomination on the Democratic ticket will address a public mass meeting in Erie on Thursday evening April 18. He will be accompanied by Thomas Kennedy former lieutenant governor and a long prominent figure in state labor circles and Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada.

Erie U. S Joseph F. Guffey Thomas Kennedy George Barle Pat McCarran Nevada Whitter A. Jones Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Joseph Guffey Mimi Kerry Guffey Senaly Edward J. Thompson Joles-for-Ben Morcalfipaien West Zirie Roiiference Lawrence Hotel

Three Waterford Boys Held For Burglary

ERDs April 6 three boys from Waterford were arrested Thursday by State Motor Police Corp Charles Serok and Private G M Mathias and confessed to burglarizing Perry Cutter's general store in Green township near Lake Pleasant Wednesday night stealing goods valued at 25 dollars Paul Kosack 16 Alex Bilksi Jr 16 and his brother Joe Bilstd 15 held for county court under 900 bail each remanded to jail Sorck and Mathias recovered the lock cigars cigarettes candy and ammunition Test for Cow Feed Dairymen say a good test of feed is Does the cow like it well enough to pay all she needs

Erds Waterford State Motor Police Corp Charles Serok G. M. Mathias Perry Cutter's Green Township Lake Pleasant Paul Kosack Alex Bilski, Jr Joe Bilstd Justice of the Waller Goodwin Wesleyville Sorck Mathias

Primary ballots carry 85 candidates in Erie city and county

Erie on April 6 reports that 275 voting machines will serve 414 districts for the April 23 primary. Democrats will present 56 candidates and Republicans 79 for state and county nominations. Roosevelt heads Democratic ballot for president. no Republican candidate. Multiple contests listed for U.S. senator, representative, state senate, national convention delegates, and party committee seats with several unopposed or contesting candidates across Erie and surrounding counties. Each party fields candidates in 113 district committee slots, with men and women vying for local posts.

Erie Chicago Philadelphia Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Walter A. Jones William W. McNair Joseph F. Guffey Pittsburgh Hekel Joe Gelsenheim Girard Township Scott E. Way Ralph H Moseman Michael J. Cronin Attor Albert L. Thomas Meadville Adrian J. Collins Frank P. Miller Crawford Forever Nellie Vieyra Edith Powell Crawford County Elizabeth Strang Peake Erie County R. Brice McKinney Democratic State Committee Rose Kaltenbach Anthony Bevilacqua Clarence R. Wagner Kenneth W.thompson Lawrence A.taylor Terrence Reagan, Jr Dora Burns Ben Itha F. McClure East Side Tcket Joseph S. Crawford Julian Belaski John J. Kubinski Joan R. Grygier Walter J. Batchelor Ar. Weal Delbert Dalrymple Edward c. Pe Grillo Vincent Ruth Exat John van Alteburg North East W. W. Witerhouse Corry Wee

Final Rites Today for Mrs Ada Wilson

Funeral services for Kenda R. Wilson a Corry native 47 who died Wednesday at her Old City home will be held at Crawford funeral home in Old City this afternoon Rev A G Biggins pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church of Old City will officiate

Ada Wilson Kenda R. Wilson Corry Old City Crawford Ol City A. G. Biggins Alliahce Church

Japanese Women Authors in Literature History

A fragment discusses Japanese literature and women writers, noting beliefs from Collier's that for over a millennium Japanese works were largely written by men and that women’s writings were rarely deemed dominant or outstanding.

Japan Whitch Collier's

Exposition of Farm Electrical Equipment Soon

The Rural Electrification Administration reveals a 1940 farm equipment traveling exposition touring northwestern Pennsylvania. The federal exhibit, titled the blue top tent seating 1,000, will visit on May 30 and 31 near Fountain House, with auxiliary tents and parking for thousands of cars. The tour covers 43 states with electric cooperatives. Manager Brice Hecker notes the local cooperative serves 2,765 rural homes and farms and will connect at least 100 more in the coming month, with about $1,000,000 spent on rural electric service locally.

Rural Electric Northwestern Pennsylvania Rural Electric Cooperative Pennsylvania Government Department Fountain House Brice Hecker

Lawrence Students Earn Credit For Vic Mulen Picture Film Course

East University of Kansas students this year receive credit for a course titled Vic Mulen Picture 14. The class explores the history, art, and social significance of cinema.

Lawrence East University of Kansas Vic Mulen

Provisions of Marriage Law Revealed in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania adopts a new marriage law requiring applicants to present a signed physician statement after a medical examination and a syphilis test within 30 days of license issuance. Infected individuals remain barred until treatment. confidential reports are not public. Appeals go to the state health department. penalties include fines and jail for misrepresentation or disclosure violations. The act also provides free exams via the health department for those unable to pay.

Pennsylvania Clerk of Courts State Department of Health Uae Department of Theart

County Budget Shows April Balance Narrowing

Erie County financial report by County Controller Harvey Willis shows General Fund balance April 1 down about nine dollars from March 1 to roughly 84,208. Receipts for the three months totaled 404,419.82 with a 250,000 temporary loan against adjustable funds. Expenditures for the period reached 360,151.81, led by 101,110.94 paid from the sinking fund. Officials say no additional borrowing is needed until spring as tax collection plans for 1940 are set by Tax Collector Hagerty.

Erie Erie County Harvey Willis TnilienUons Francis Hagerty Willis

Easter Egg Hunt Draws 200 Children at City Park

About 200 children joined the Easter egg hunt in the city park this morning. The event was organized by the local YMCA under Reneau, with local merchants funding the prizes. Winners included Russell White Caroline Elehynski Earl Breney Eugene Munn George Darnofall Richard Walters Joe Darnofall Junior Maloney Edith Houghton Dick Martin Dorothy Gates and John Rossbacher.

Increase in Erie school levy sparks taxpayer dispute

On April 6 the Erie school tax rate was raised from one half to one mill amid opposition from taxpayers groups. Superintendent C Herman Grose rebutted claims the district overspends and warned against treating students as mere objects. He cited officials who argued state recommendations could fund government needs. A separate note cites oil consumption for private heating reaching about 4 billion gallons in 1939.

Erie Herman Grose Iocal Wiliams Ely June William O

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