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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1931

Page

3

Pennsylvania judicial nominees restricted to lawyers rule

United Press reports Harrisburg laid down that Pennsylvania statewide and county judicial candidates must be attorneys or counselors in law. Attorney General Schnader ordered secretary Beamish to decline nominating petitions from candidates not meeting the learned in the law standard, citing Freiler v. Schuykill County and noting carpenters and other nonlawyers are ineligible.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania William Schnader Richard Beamish Commonwealth Allegheny County Schnader Riled Freiler Sehuyhill County Orlady Fied Socialist Party State Supreme Court Lebanon Allegheny County Court Selinader Eld Beamish

Theatre Owners Must Keep All Exits Clear

Harrisburg reports that theatre managers risk prosecution for blocking exits with movable prizes and displays. Dr. A M Northup, Secretary of Labor and Industry, warns that lobby obstructions reduce escape space and endanger patrons. State inspectors have orders to prosecute persistently unsafe theater practices.

Harrisburg A.M. Northup Secretary of Labor and Iustry Edy Bieg

Travel Bargains and Merging Cities Across America

Railroads push low passenger rates and popular weekend resorts drawing riders away from cars. Americans discuss Chilean finance with rising U S interest and political shifts. Five Lake County towns plan to merge into Calumet, sharing a city hall and services to cut expenses. Suburban annexation gains traction as neighbors cooperate for efficiency and tax relief.

Bu Asea Jwho Ana Lake County Hammond White East Chicago Munster Highid Calumet

Daily Lessons in English by W. J. Gordon

The column outlines usage notes and pronunciation tips by W. J. Gordon. It highlights common misuses and spellings, explains Latin phrases, and urges readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Today's entry defines modify as to change somewhat in form or qualities with an example sentence about modifying a contract.

A Problem a Day Weighs on a Value Scale

A riddle asks for the true weight of an object balanced by a scale showing one side as 40 pounds and the other as 28 pounds, with a playful calculation to reveal the hidden weight. The text hints at an arithmetic puzzle using fractions and decomposed terms.

Freight wreck claims life near Concord station

A serious Erie Railroad freight wreck near Concord station four miles west of the city at one this morning killed John J. Shea of Meadyike, with nine cars derailed. The Lake Erie circuit races opened poorly despite large entries, and local notes report a 15,000 pound daily milk yield at Walter McCray creamery.

Erie Railroad Concord Station City John J. Shea Meadyike Lake Erie Walter McCray Lovell’s Station Union City Times

Black fills states and Bible trivia Questions

The prompt asks five quiz style items with answers and a news brief notes Harriet Mickels, 19, of Clarkesville, in critical condition after a Wednesday night automobile crash near Greenville where eight were injured, two boys killed.

Harriet Mickels Clarkesville Greenville

Jamestown Mann Act convictions followed witness’s testimony

In Jamestown a jury convicted four men on Mann Act charges after two days of testimony. Diane Morgan, 19, testified she was transported between Erie and Jamestown for immoral purposes. Sentences include Joseph Tutaro, eight years old listed in error, and Leo Bile, all pending formal sentences.

Jamestown Tosepfi Tutaro Steele Street Atlanta Benny Ingrao Sanly Tnservo Leo Bile Erie United States District Court Justice C. Morgan United States Diane Morgan Tutard

Longer life for new type of X ray tube

State College researchers claim a new X ray tube with unlimited use, lasting over 10 000 hours versus about 450 for ordinary tubes. Professors Ham and Davey altered tube geometry to control electron heat, enabling longer life. the device remains experimental.

Pennsylvania State College State College W. R. Ham Wheeler D. Davey Davey Ham Eyler Tance Penn Age Pittsburgh Montrose

Sunday’s Five Best Radio Ents on NBC and CBS

Radio listings show Sunday lineup across NBC and CBS networks. At 6:40 Thea tre Scrapbook on NBCs Sunday schedule. 9:15 Band concert on NBC. 11:00 South Sea Islanders on NBC. WABC and WEAF networks carry Around the Samovar and Continental String Quartet respectively.

NBC WABC CBS WEAF

Midget dies at Celoron in Albany era nostalgia tale

William Potters, 65, a midget who operated the miniature railway at Celoron Park, Jamestown area, died after a brief illness. He was born in Dayton, Ohio, and his body will be returned there for burial. Survivors include wife Sadie, two sisters Margaret Hartrung and Clive Tilbert, and brother Benjamin Potters. Potters had brought joy to thousands of children with his site railway and family home near the lake was built to his design. Mrs. Charles Bennett and Ruth Bennett traveled to Erie today.

Jamestown William Pollers Gio Celoron Park Celoron Dayton. O Potters Sadie Davly Potterr Margaret Hartrung

Wheat fields stand out on Paul Triskel farm in Columbus

In Columbus the wheat on Paul Triskel’s Far Wickwire farm is highlighted as a standout field this year. The Wickwire family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness and aid they received after Mr. Wickwire’s accident and for nearby neighbors who helped with finishing the harvest. Visitors include Miss Virgynia Peterson of Warren staying with Miss Coletti Baulkner, while A A Wiehels plans a Cleveland visit, and Mrs Blanche Bunnel, Miss Martha Ayer, and others are noted as visiting or traveling.

Columbus Paul Triskel Wickwire Mr. Wickwire A. A. Wiehels Cleveland Willis Hess Hile Martha Ayer Washington, D. C Blanche Bunnel Pittsburgh Amy Obrn Stockton

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