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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1931

Page

8

Townships consider road costs and state aid plan

County engineer Maj Supplee outlines a 20 000 mile road program with townships funding part of the cost to unlock work this year. Erie County would gain 349 miles of improved secondary highways funded by the state, which cannot start this year. A 25 percent township contribution is suggested. Commissioner Rogan plans to press for annual 1000 awards to townships for road improvements to aid tax payments.

Emily File Times Towmstip Obulin Mes Wis Supplee Gov. Pinchot Erie County Joseph P. Rogan Allan J. Maclean Charles F. Davis Rogan MacLean Davis Wits Smicl

Butler Banned From Radio For Saying Hell

United Press reports Philadelphia April coverage of General Butler being dropped from WIHLIC after uttering the word hell On-air debate centers on profanity indecency and station policy Opinions split among experts and clergy on suitability and context of the expletive amid regulatory questions

Order Check on State Gasoline Tax Returns

Harrisburg April 27 Secretary of Revenue King ordered a check on gasoline dealers. An alert lists unlicensed operators as subject to permit applications within a 12 hour period. Failure to comply will result in station closure.

United Press Harrisburg Secretary of Revenue King Checkaip Withuill Ami

State to check milk plant tests in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg April 27 The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture will launch a thorough review of testing methods and tester performance in over 1400 milk plants and receiving stations across the state. Officials say under reading by even a small fraction can cost producers eight to ten cents per hundred pounds. Where losses are proven rebates have been issued and prosecutions will follow suspected irregularities. The department will cooperate with producers associations to expose and address inaccuracies and ensure restitution where money was taken from farmers.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Commonwealth Pennsylvania Huttertat Gairy

Nancy Carroll in Rex Feature Stolen Heaven

Nancy Carroll headlines Rex feature Stolen Heaven at the Rex for two days. A large cast plus 173 extra players support Miss Carroll and Phil lips Holmes with Louis Cathern in principal roles. The drama shifts rapidly from New York to Palm Beach and Cuba across changing scenes.

Nancy Carroll Rex Theatre Miss Carroll Phillips Holmes Louis Cathern New York Palm Guba

Pittsburgh graft probe widens across city departments

Investigation of irregularities in two city departments continues after council hearings on former Controller Henry C Evans accusations against Public Works. The council plans a 5000 dollar grant for engineers to study the department's technical aspects while officials review sidewalks built in 1930 after tests showed 17 of 18 failed specs and will have all rebuilt at no cost to the city.

United P. Pittsburgh Henry C. Evans Department of Public Works Public Works Department Sai

Set of States and Labor Day History

Goldenrod is the official state flower of Alabama Kentucky Nebraska and North Carolina. A question asks if the singing fish Vuece exists and notes labor day became a legal holiday in 1894 with Knights of Labor resolutions. It lists states with the most hard surfaced road mileage: Iowa, Ohio, Minnesota.

Fair States Alabama Kentucky Nebraska North Carolina Knights of Labor Colgrado In- Liang Oho Minnesota

Water Garden Basics for Small Gardeners

Central Press writer Dr Karl Kellerman outlines how water gardens can fit any landscape. He explains shallow pools or containers, soil mix of loam and cow manure, plant depth, sunlight needs, and when to plant hardy water lilies. Goldfish can help control unwanted life.

Central Press Karl ¥. Kellerman Bureau of Pant Industry U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau Kellerman

Camel Awards Early In May Contest

Winston Salem officials announce the Camel Cigarette $50,000 cash prize contest will name winners early in May. Judges Roy W. Howard Ra Long and Charles Dana Gibson near completion after tallying about 1,000,000 entries. Thirty eight prizes reward best answers on moisture proof wrappers. First prize 25,000 to the winner. remaining prizes total 25,000 across various placements.

Winston Salem N.C R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Roy W. Howard Scripps Howard League of Newspapers Ra Long International Osmopolitan Charles Dana Gibson Life Magazine R. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco Company Manufar Ana Adier Keister

Blueeye News Notes Busy week of local visits and church update

Al Stearns spent Saturday with aunt Nellie Miller. Albert and Charles Sandburg went to Corry Friday. John Rickerson and family hosted week visitors with Lloyd Griswold. Erie visits by Clark, Spon, Zamborilc, Griswold, and Barber clan. Mrs. Connell improving. Ethel Stearns with Wallace Clark. Spring Creek couple Leon Cable visited Charles Sandburg. Floyd Griswold visited Bear Lake with Chaper. Holcomb of Corry visited Rickerson. Motuz traveled to Columbus. Mike Bacha kept Bear Lake business. No service at Blue Eye church Thursday due to road and weather. next Thursday service planned. Will Burch visited Corry Friday.

AL Stearns Nellie Miller Albert Charles Sandburg Corry John Rickerson Lloyd Griswold Wallace Clark Peter Spon John Zamborilc Erie Raymond Griswold Howard Barber Ploya Griswold Lynn Connell Ethel Stearns and Mirs Leon Cable Spring Creek Floyd Griswold James Chaper Bear Lake Holcomb Corty

Biblical Books The Hexntench Best Six Bible Books

The Hexntench refers to six Bible books covering his period from creation through conquest in Palestine. The term appears in historical note, linking these books to a historical arc within biblical history and regional events.

Palestine

Ritchie fifth candidate for sheriff post

Apell 1 reports a fifth Republican candidate for sheriff in Waremn. Rovers L. Ritchie, deputy under H. J. Jefferson since 1928, announces his bid and is described as a strong hopeful with ties to Sheffield and Wa ron County. Other candidates include Pred N.

Warren County Sheffield

Fatally Hurt as Cars Crash Near Westfield

Edward Cranston age 55 of 38 Bint Street Westfield died after a collision at Portage and Lake roads. His son Jerry Cranston escaped injury. William Peterkin 49 of Niagara Falls drove a heavier coupe that struck Cranston’s car. Cranston was pinned under wreckage and died 50 minutes later.

Westeield Edward Cranston Bint Street Westfield D'Clouse Portage Road Lake Road Cranston Erry Fisher Quen Jul Barcelona Portage Lake Roads William Peterkin Bightent Street Niagara Walls Peteric Lake Rouil Jerry Cranston Baily

Specials 35e Mufti 25 100 60e Yeast Iron

Price card lists specials for vitamins and supplements including yeast, iron, Vita mine tablets and related items with varied pricing and stock notes.

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