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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
7
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A long feature on Conneaut Lake region real estate and lake-area towns cites W. Ramsey and others noting rising cottage and lot demand near Lake Erie. It reports Townsend Club delegates numbering around twenty attending the Los Angeles convention in June 1923, with estimates that the Plan could gain legislative traction and boost local prosperity.
Warren June d six cases set for the Warren Court special session presided by Judge D. U. Avitd. One case settled. others continued. Cases include Blanche Lawson vs Lucy Jones for board and laundry. John Ribicki vs Staybrick auto accident. Ralph Ny Vall vs John JH. McGay. Kenneth Tipton vs Ralph N. Vail. P. Jordan vs Paul Moravek. and Mary Vescio vs Pennsylvania Electric Company, involving damages up to 25 000 and expenses. Prison adds legal service at Folsom.
At the Public Auditorium the biennial convention wrapped with Joseph M. Barr elected president of the Pennsylvania Young Democrats. Delegates roared as John R. Torquate was named first vice president and Kenneth Thompson, a county party figure, joined five vice presidents. Governor Earle urged foes to name New Deal items to drop while Charles Alvin Jones defended the act. Leo Mundy challenged rivals to debate anywhere. The gathering aimed to energize Democratic support for upcoming elections.
California’s San Pedro aquarium hosts a mix of quirky sea life including crabs and blush pink fish. It features fish that hunt other fish, sea stars that shed limbs and regrow, pistol shrimps that snap claws to frighten foes, and fish that walk instead of swim.
The county auditor James L Meldob recommends moving final tax settlements from the county commissioners to the county controller to improve accuracy. Willis endorses the shift, arguing the controller's office is better qualified to handle figures and accounts, with a tentative start date after a Saturday vote.
Despondency was blamed for the death by own action Saturday of Bar Cheney, 596 Walnut Street, chief of police at the American Vixense company plant, according to Crawford County deputy sheriff Carl Levine of Sumbridge Springs. Cheney was found shot in front of the Crispbell Hotel in Caminkage Synviga, where he had been staying, with a service revolver. The death is ruled self-inflicted. Cheney was a former Meadville City police department member.
Funeral services for Emmett A Dean will be held Saturday at 2 40 PM in Bracken Keating chapel for memory of Emmett A Dean who died Tuesday evening at Baltimore Md Rev Gilbert L Boyd pastor of the Presbyterian church will officiate Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery Bearers include City Aver I H Keppie Clarence Rhinehart C H Belknap All ark Lynn Walter Kepple Attending Cros away were Carl Dean of Altway NY GC A Belknap and Mises Grave and Mil dineelelinap of Wiverfords Mrs Eaward Rhinebael and Mr and Mrs Clarence Rhinehart and daughter of Torpedo ILITERACY DRIVE PONDERED BNSELAY Cal A drive to speed on the abolition of illiteracy in the United States is under consideration by the University of California It is planned to use the basic system of mastering the reading writing and speaking of English with only basic words
Gina bargains with time as she sails for Europe while Tommy plans to dine with Alec and grapple with past loves. In a New York bar a web of affair notes, Roxanne pursues Tommy, threatening to restart an old pattern of passion as Gina reflects on ten years of memory and change.
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