Automatic voting machines to be installed in Corry
The Corry Journal reports seven automatic voting machines will be placed in the city, with plans to exhibit and demonstrate operation for residents. The machines require voters to pull a red handle, set pointers to chosen candidates, then return the handle to register the vote. The layout uses horizontal party rows and vertical candidate columns.
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Workhouse Sentences In Crawford County Quick Roundup
Pleas of guilty before Judge O Clare Kent led to workhouse sentences for several offenders in Crawford County. Sam Peebles Titnaville fined 150 and costs and six months in Allegheny County workhouse. Stanley Barry Dinesville fined 200 and eight months in work house. John Roy Hallyday Linesville fined 200 and 20st and six months in workhouse. Kermit Lee Meadville fined 6 and costs and 18 months to three years in workhouse. Ralph Brink Meadville fined 5 and costs and two months to 13 months in workhouse. Emmett McGraw passing worth less check fined 50 and costs and twenty days in county jail. Mike Petrovitch Woodcock township fined 200 and costs and paroled two years. TA Goon Gaegertown driving while intoxicated fined 150 and costs and paroled two years. London AP Hongkong five deaths from Jamestown explosion reported. George Westcott dies after blast amid He Timers services.
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Sam Peebles
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Dinesville
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Linesville
Kermit Lee
Meadville
Ralph Brink
Emmett McGraw
Mike Petrovitch
Woodcock Township
Overhead Crossing Proposal Tangles With Funding
The City Council considers building an overhead crossing at Maple Avenue amid long running agitation. Former mayor John B Patterson urged action at a council meeting, proposing talks with the Public Service Commission during a mayoral visit. Funding remains a major hurdle, and officials fear the improvement may take years.
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Corry Bans Sale and Use of Fireworks Citywide
City Council adopts a complete ban on sale possession and use of fireworks in Corry Pennsylvania with penalties up to 100 dollars fine or thirty days in jail. Exceptions allow pyrotechnic displays by council approval for organized events under supervision to prevent accidents.
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Minstrel Show Ticket Sales Rise at Senior High
Ticket sales for the Temple Minstrels are strong for both evenings at the Senior High School auditorium. Rehearsals are advanced, with a Masonic Hall session planned Thursday evening and a luncheon afterward. Castle School of Erie will contribute numbers including Betty Monrhead and Dorothy Stevens.
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Senators Exclude Press from Senate Floor Briefing
Waynesboro Pennsylvania April report notes a tacit warning to Washington correspondents not to cover too much about public men. The Senate barred press association representatives from 3 Senate floor briefings, while Paul R Mallon chief of the Capitol staff United Press spoke at the Rotary Club address here.
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Todays Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
A schedule listing WJZ and NBC Network programs at various BST times. Pure Oil Lopex Hour, Lorsheim Probes, Old Gold Whiteman Hour, Westinghouse Salute, and Radio Keith Onpheim Hour are shown for WEAP WABC and affiliated networks with times from 00 to 19 BST.
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Winter Storm Drifts City With Four Foot Snow Banks
Heavy storm blankets the city with three to four foot drifts, crippling traffic and stalling hundreds of autos. Street crews struggle to open main streets as unions report cars stranded on hills and on the Union City to Titusville road. Officials predict relief with warmer temperatures and lighter snow.
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Stoneboro Man Gets Two Years In Federal Fraud Case
PITTSBURGH April Robert F Cann 63 of Stoneboro Pa a former Mercer county coal operator was sentenced by Judge M Gibson in Federal court today to serve two years in federal prison at Atlanta for using the mails in a fraud scheme. Cann was found guilty by a federal jury in Terre March 24 on id counts after a trial lasting more than a week. He defrauded two banks in the eastern section of the state of about 200000 in a check printing scheme three years ago.
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Lad's Close Call As Gun Is Discharged
Leo Gates an 11 year old boy is hospitalized in Corry after a rifle accident on the farm yesterday. The 22 caliber bullet passed through the thumb and breast before lodging behind the collar bone. Dr. Kibler removed the bullet and the boy is expected to be discharged in a day or two with rapid recovery anticipated.
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City to Represent at Harrisburg Meeting on Sewage Plant
Mayor L. Alexander and City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid were authorized by City Council to represent the city at the conference with the State Sanitary Water Board in Harrisburg next week to discuss the sewage disposal plant problem. Delegates from many towns in northwestern Pennsylvania are expected to attend. The city will seek an extension of time in meeting the state demands for disposal plants.
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James quits as candidate for lieutenant governor
Harrisburg April 8 With withdrawal of Arthur James as a Republican nominee for lieutenant governor the field for state races tightens Two Scranton and Media judges remain for the supreme court ticket Maxey on the Davis Brown slate and McDade rumored to gain Grundy backing Other statewide Republican contenders are listed including Grundy Davis Bohlen Drew and Pinchot plans a western Pennsylvania campaign starting with speeches and meetings in multiple counties
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Haverford
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Bradford
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Kittenning
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Daniels' Story Short as Walsh Spikes Inquiry
Daniel s brief appearance before the Senate prohibition lobbying committee drew applause. Senator Walsh blocked questions about an Raleigh News and Observer editorial linking former Navy secretary Daniels to views on the vice presidency inquiry. Daniels urged the Democratic chair should avoid aiding candidates outside Democrats.
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Suspect Held in Double Erie Slayings
A suspect is held in connection with the July disappearance and presumed murders of two Erie men, Piccolo and Boody, whose bodies were found months later. The investigation tied a Philadelphia arrest to the case, with state troopers seeking a decisive breakthrough as questions linger about the victims’ fates and the motive. Authorities say links to a liquor shipment and a planned meeting near Corry remain under scrutiny.
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Rotary Plans For Election At Club Meeting
Nominations were made at today's Rotary Club session for officers with the annual election set for April 28. Much of the meeting discussed plans for a delegation from the Carry club to attend the district convention in Niagara Falls Ontario in May.
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