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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1931

Page

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Complete Teaching Staff Announced for 1991 32 Term

The Corry Public Schools board filled all vacancies announcing a full teaching lineup for 1991 32 term. Eleven new educators join principals assistant principals and department heads across senior high junior high and elementary levels plus special subjects and industrial arts roles.

Board of Education Ralph F. Dewey Corry Howard J. Sheen M. J. Blunden Stanley Anderson Irene Andrews Rowland B. Axtell Commercial Mery. Barr Louise Hendrickson Frances A. Rowland Cedrick McCall Ray McCormick Cora G Smith Noelle B. ‘Tils Harold G. Wolfe Ethel L. McCray Tndustrial Charles F. Hoffmaster Norman J. Ringer Paril J. Hateh Donald ‘Wilkinson Concord Eligabeth Ranney Ruth B. Dihiatrand Kathryn Neylon Charlotte Walter Bartha McCray Mary Anderson Marie K Brooks Antoinette Baressi Fairview Helen M. Brown Orpha Crossentt Helen Fordyce Washington Helen T. Johnson Wave M. Perkins Katherine M. Conway Tea M. Whitney Harding Ruby McCull Io Mary L. McGrath Gerry Bennett

Notable Crash Injures Two Men Near Armagh Pennsylvania

In Johnstown Pennsylvania on August 12 two men were seriously injured when their car collided with a motor truck at the intersection of William Penn Highway and state route 8 near Armagh. Injured are Arton Palos, 21, from Glaston and Joseph Dayichi, 4, of Johnstown.

Johnstown Armagh Areton Palos Glaston Pittamirott Athletic Club Joseph Dayichi

ODAYS FIVE BEST RADIO ENTERTAINMENTS

The page lists five radio entertainments with network associations, time slots, and titles including Ripley orchestra Symphonie interlude and Senge of the homeland. It references NBC CBS and WABC networks with times around 7 30 p.m. 10 30 p.m. and 6 45 p.m.

Wi Nisc Ripley NBC Bladyn Rice WABC CBS Wiz

Gangster Is Given 4 Years in Atlanta

United Press reports Jack Legs Diamond was sentenced to four years in Atlanta and fined 11000 for conspiracy to violate the prohibition act and possession of an illicit still. Paul Quatroceht, a lieutenant in the Greene County Tum running business, got two years and a 5000 fine. Judge Hopkins declared if organized government is to exist, violators must suffer full penalties.

United Press New York Jack Legs) Diamond Atlanta Richard J. Hopkins Kansas Paul Quatroceht Dlausuus Leutenant Greene County Hopkins

26 Aboard Vessel Omar Missing Off New York Coast

Coast Guard cutters and police launches searched the outer harbor for trace of the cabin cruiser Omar overdue more than 24 hours after a pleasure cruise. Reports suggested a storm or engine failure may have caused the vessel to be adrift or mishap struck while en route.

Ney United New York Omar Coast Guard Atlantic Highlands N. J

Pinchot backs federal regulation plan for coal mines

Harrisburg Aug 12 Gov Gifford Pinchot said western Pennsylvania coal operators favor a move toward federal regulation of bituminous mines. He called the operators’ step a good start and urged action by other soft coal states to ensure a workable solution to overproduction and industry ills.

United Press Harrisburg Western Pennsylvania Beatty Giffard Pinchot Penn Vania Pittsburgh West Virginia Pinchot Pennsylvania Aeeuae

Quiz Brothers Deny Murder of Two Teens in Washtenaw

Paul Keene and his brother Lawrence stubbornly denied killing and cremating two teenage couples near Wifi Michigan after a dawn confrontation. Officers blocked a lynch mob, transporting the suspects from a jailhouse scene to a mobile home hideaway as investigators raid local venues for clues linking the killings. The victims are Vivian Gold and Anna Harrison both 15 or 16 from Cleveland and their escorts Thomas Wheatley 17 of Denton and Harry Love 16 of Ypsilanti. Virginia Hoenes left for Easton PA after visiting relatives.

Ann Ahbor Mich Paul Keene Lawrence Washtenaw County Vivian Gold Cleveland Anna May Harrison Thomas Wheatley Denton, Mich Harry Love Ypsilanti Keene Brothers

Drastic Move to Curb Careless Drivers

Harrisburg Aug 14 Attorney General W Schnader urged mandatory cancellation of a dangerous driver's operating permit. If a driver has two or more accidents within a year and is at fault in each, a one year permit revocation would follow with appeal allowed. Proposal to be submitted at Atlantic City conference on Sept 5.

United Press Harrisburg W. Schnader Pennsylvania Schnader Big Tvense Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws Atlantic City

State 10 Take Over Township Roads August 15

Harrisburg says Pennsylvania will transfer 20000 miles of township roads to state control on Saturday August 15 under the Eidelspacher act. In Erie county Concord Wayne townships expect early projects though details are pending. Officials say work will begin as materials and equipment arrive and a statewide 1700 mile program is set.

Harrisburg Journal Today Pennsylvania State Highway Department Corty Philadelphia Pinchot Lewis Ewelt Concord Wayne Tosi Wayne Township Cormy New York State Line Clymer Erie County

Rebels Attack Havana Bridge One Repulsed

In Havana suburb of Ligano a small detachment of rebels attacked the bridge guard at 2 a.m. The loyal forces initially retreated but reinforcements arrived and the rebels withdrew. Havana remained quiet overnight with word of further clashes raising unease.

Havana Bridge United Press Havana Cubs Gerardo Machado Ligano Lugano

Notices for Registration of Voters Posted in 1981

Notices posted at local registration places list enrollment dates for the September primary. All voters must register to vote in 1981 balloting. First registration days are August 27 with two additional dates on September 1 and September 12.

NO TRACE OF CRAMER MADE FLIGHTS HERE

Corry and northwestern Pennsylvania monitor Parker D. Cramer search via aviation sightings. A grey metal cylinder found on a North Jutland beach sparks speculation about his lost Right to Copenhagen aircraft. Trans-American engineers cast doubt on the find while colleagues express cautious optimism about Cramer's safety and possible concealment.

Cramer Corry Pennsylvania Parker D. Cramer Copenhagen Clarion Spring’ Street Humpel United Press Aouimal Hjorring Jutland

Food Surplus To Be Used To Help Hungry Nation

Washington reports federal co operation to aid starving and surplus hungry next winter. Hoover plans a plan after survey. local agencies urged to exhaust resources first and avoid a dole. War Dept blankets and cots available for emergency relief. farm board wheat surplus eyed for food relief.

Washington Hoover Fess Republican National Committee Haver War Department Farm Board Agen Mes Congress Treasury van Ssumrd Reylief Army Haward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation John J. Blaine Wis Gerald Nye Jeann Wrest Pattnat Deni Téx

Corry Jamestown Gets State Order Contracts

United Press reports Pennsylvania property and supplies awards to Silin Wholesale Co for blankets at Soldier and Sailors Home, Corry Jamestown Manufacturing for filing cabinets at Public Service Commission, Everett Lumber for Eastern Penitentiary, Gratersford, and Wanamaker for slicer at State Teachers College Indiana.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Property and Silin Wholesale Co Erie Pennsylvania Soldier and Sailors Home Fries Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation Public Service Commission Everett Lumber Company Everett Bedford County Eastern Penitentiary Gratersford Wanamaker Philadelphia State Teachers’ College Indiana United States Slicing Machine Co Chicago

Nome Welcomes Lindberghs After Fogbound Flight

Nome Alaska hums with holiday spirit as Col Charles Lindbergh and wife depart safety bay after a fogbound 228 mile leg from Point Barrow. They arrived at 1 29 PM PST after battling Arctic fog and weather delays, drawing cheers from residents who recall the gold rush era. The couple then completed the final 100 miles to Nome, with Mrs Lindbergh guiding radio updates as they waited for clear skies.

United Press Nome Alaska Col Mra Charles A Lindbergh Washington Orient Safety Bay Kotsebus Sound Seward Peninsula Pt. Barrow Atantic Lindbergh Te Town

Mercy Mission Records Flight to Walter Reed for Guard Rider

An army airman flew 200 miles in 96 minutes to transport J. K. Bower of the Pennsylvania National Guard to Walter Reed Hospital. Bower’s back was broken in an accident at Harrisburg, and Lieut. S. Pugh piloted the celler plane on its return journey.

Washington J. K. Bower Pennsylvania National Guard Walter Reed Hospital Bower Harrisburg Pugh Cellef

Fifth Entry in Local Contest for Treasurer

Battle lines form in Erie County local races as filing closes at the September primaries. August 18 is the withdrawal deadline with a record field for city and county posts. The list shows major candidates for mayor treasurer and numerous contested offices across wards, sparking a crowded slate ahead of the primary.

East South Alreet Erie County Commissioners Tohn Love Samuel Scott Ben F Stare Democrah John B. Love Prentbie Lion Lyle W. Poster James G. Jenkins Arch C. Lyons L. Morrow Prank Westley Frank E. Westley Prohist- Hun Sounol Merle Amy Frank T. England A. R. Laurie Stanley H. Nichols Charles M. Selzle C. F. Bennett G. Monroe John B. Patterson CH Bennett C S. Monroe Prohibition B. Porter L. R. Tiffany G. H. Gordon l W. Hd. Marsh Bruce Banks Fred Mason P. C. Miller Clyde L. Wilson Becker Joseph Mi. Leslie Charles JF. Loesel Rollo McCray Ralph 5. McCreary Joseph ¥. Moorhead Call T. Nick Joseph E. Pleszewski 2Limer Il Evans Er Hi Graham Sefet Wilson Trail BE Brown William J W. Clark Lobless Lawrrante A Taylor Win Walter

Mrs Gene Tunney Not Expectant Mother in Damariscotta

Misspelled regional report states Gene Tunney's wife is not pregnant, with Dr. Fyllim Parsons denying rumors. The brief notes no confirmation of a pregnancy and mentions circulating rumors about the former boxing champion's wife.

Gene Tunney Damariscotta Gene Tunnéy Lincoln Memorial Fyll Hi. Parsons United Press Tip Wily Tenrid

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Cory Public Schools ODAY FIAR U. K Michigan Virginia Hoenes Agnes Cameron Aleft This Mornig Easton Rein Filer Trans-American Air Lines Gramer Jacke Red) Barlow Fevtared U. S Corry-Jamestown Lindys Mercy Mission Record James Jenkins
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