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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
3
The piece discusses tax money use in criminal justice and wartime memory. It notes two thirds of spending aims to enforce prohibition and praises Hermann von Hindenburg for a peace gesture. It also mentions Irish tensions and a call to discipline unruly children.
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon presents guidance on correct usage pronouncing common missteps and a word study note for repel. The text references Sweden achieving first place in atmospheric conditions.
The 1911 item notes Paul Peck, an airman, testing a new plane at Conneaut during Corry Fair exhibitions after recent flights over Washington DC. Notices include a baby’s birth in Oil City, and local tributes to 15 years past, with details on brickwork contracts, a Taft visit request, and school staff moves in Corry and nearby towns.
Rogan voted against every costly measure leading to a financial crisis for Eric Gounty. His stance was overridden by Macean and Davis, altering the political outcome and budget direction.
Joseph Rogan runs for county commissioner promising to put taxpayers first and defend fiscal interests. He cites experience and dedication to responsible budgeting and public services.
Answers include Blackstone for the author lawyers read, Brooklyn as the city of churches nickname, The Nineteenth Amendment granting women's suffrage, Caledonia as Scotland, and the Middle Ages extending from the fifth to the fifteenth century.
A reader solves a puzzle where a total of 32 560 dollars is raised for a club house. Each member pays as many dimes as there are attendees. Solve for the number of attendees by following a series of arithmetic steps described in the text.
Miss Alice Mae Hudson of Ashville New York united in marriage with Ralph W. Fralick of Ashville New York on Wednesday morning August 26 1981 at the United Brethren parsonage in Stillwater New York. Rev C C Grover read the ceremony. Claude Fralick and his wife acted as attendants. The couple will travel to Virginia and Washington DC for a motor trip before settling in James town at the corner of Washington and Finganna avenues.
William Lisle Stephenson of Mahaffey Pa who surrendered after hitch hiking across the nation on a charge of embezzling 415000 from the Mahaffey National Bank was held on a 5000 bond pending a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Roger Knox Stephenson a bookkeeper allegedly misappropriated the funds while in service to the bank and was arrested yesterday on a U S marshal's warrant.
Sheriff with search warrant found a large quantity of apparel and other items alleged stolen from Autenreith Store Brown's Book Shop Montgomery Ward Murphy Stores. Mrs. Cash arraigned on larceny charge and to have hearing next Tuesday at 2 PM. Items include 73 pairs ladies' hose 13 pairs children's hose 4 pairs men’s socks and many garments and accessories.
Rex Theatre opens Never The Twain Shall Meet a Metro Goldwyn Mayer romance adapted from Peter B Kyne. Director W S Van Dyke known for Trader Horn and White Shadows in the South Seas brings the passion filled drama to screens amid a violent love conflict theme.
Jamestown eyes a new 265000 dollar Erie Railroad passenger station on West Second Street after years of anticipation. Winston Brothers Construction Co. begins a temporary office and storehouse, with R B Fennely of Milwaukee named superintendent. Excavation to start soon as work shifts from frame office to site, promising local employment and material use.
Washington Aug 20 Records of Bishop James Cannon Jr personal bank account were produced before the Senate campaign fund committee examining Cannon dis position of funds given to his anti Smith campaign in 1928 Senator Dill noted the account appeared to hold political contributions John A Booker cashier of the Blackstone Var Citizens Bank and Trust Co presented the records and questioned their clarity
Construction work on five Pittsburgh school buildings was halted as carpenters bricklayers stone masons and others walked out to protest the firing of non union electricians.
Officials report the G. W. Knight Jewelry Store at Emlenton was burglarized Friday night or Saturday morning with over $500 in watches and jewelry stolen. The case involves suspects from Bedford Glymon and Huis, and Detective Beatty with Officer R R examined the scene Saturday after discovery on opening.
Fra nisutin 19 year old Gane Jer 27 Millard Grinder 34 Raymond Barnicle 34 were arrested by Patrolman Scott Lowers for car theft. Grinder jumped from the car and fled as officers stopped at the police station. Grinder admitted stealing license plates tied to a Gratton car. Millard and Paul Grinder are brothers and Millard was linked to a prior jail escape.
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