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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1931

Page

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Clergy Urge Backing of Corry Liquor Cleanup Campaign

Corry Pa March 25 1931 clergy from the Corry Ministerial Association pledge enthusiastic support for Mayor C L Alexander in continuing raids against liquor joints to curb open traffic. The letter urges action against all offenders and asks enforcement of Pennsylvania liquor laws without favoritism to close down the establishments harming youth and community.

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Hoover Makes Visit to Virgin Islands

President Hoover landed the Arizona today for a brief stop during a voyage back to Washington. Aboard a barge the party went ashore amid welcome cheers as natives, bands, and elaborate floats showcased island life. The crowd’s parade included maypole dancing and native music, with the president appearing to enjoy the colorful reception.

Ramond Clapper United Press Thomas Virgin Islanois Hoover Arizona Washington Paul M. Pearson Ue Islanis Piiesidyin

No state money for completion of Crawford county road

The Crawford county delegation met with Secretary of Highways Samuel Lewis and learned that no state funds were guaranteed for road completion in Crawford this year. With county funds exhausted, prospects for finishing the Spartansburg stretch are bleak. Lewis criticized prior highway spending and warned of a reduced construction program under the Pinchot administration.

Little Hope Crawford County Spartansburg Road Lec'y Lewis Corry-Spartansburs Lieretia Crawford Harrishills Samuel Lewis His Way Cuwsna County Imiu Spartansburg Lewis Crawtor We Pinchot

Damage claims on Sparta Road investigated locally officials

County Commissioner Charles K. Davis and County Engineer William H. Supplee led a team of county and township officials in a three hour inspection of 14 damage claims caused by the relocation of the Corry Spartansburg road. Attorney Blaine Kincaid represents property owners and will draft a settlement plan for amicable resolution with county cooperation.

Corry- Spartansburg Charles K. Davis William H. Supplee George Stowe Axel Swanson Cbncord Township Blaine Kincaid Hamas Dayly Kincaid Haming Yiewers Allan H. MacLean Supplee Dew Road

Accused of Stealing Radio Shot to Death

Philadelphia reports that Phil McKelvery Jr aged 28 was shot dead by two men who woke him to demand a return of a radio they accused him of stealing. Charles Laughey 31 and Joseph Drumbeck 19 were arrested an hour later and admitted the shooting according to police.

United Press Philadelphia Phil McKelvery, Jr Charles Laughey Joseph Drumbeck

Past Year Driest In Pennsylvania In 43 Year Record

Records show 43 year precipitation span for Pennsylvania with 1980 as the driest year. Study by Ralph H. Hosmer of the Water and Power Resources Board notes 1887 to 1980 average 42.3 inches, with 1889 Johnstown flood peak and 1930 low flow aligning with Susquehanna River extremes. Secretary Lewis E. Staley chairs the board.

Pennsylvania Ralph H. Hosmer Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources Board Lewis E. Staley Thennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Pranklin Institute Penn Susquehanna River Sxempli- Godi

Grist of measures in state assembly

Harrisburg March 25 The House made a special order to discharge the highway committee on a bill cutting motor license fees from 54 to 1. Rep. Sowers of Philadelphia championed the measure but many bills faced opposition. Other measures included Sunday opening rights for telephones and hotels, adjournment timing, and funding for state projects. The Senate passed bills on education, water diversions, and township annexations, with the House to consider.

United Press Harrisburg House Highway Committee Sowers Philadelphia Pinchot Om Sobers Law and Order Committee Rep Jill Tafay Duffy Beye Green Philladelphia Wade Cumberland New Eastern Penitentiary Fitzgerald Evie Holmes Centre Pennsylvania State College Sowers Senate Dre Mansfield Pennsylvania State Colege Vrough Weird Association Hagmaier House Proposa McCluse Ibil Delaware River Parkinson Toltuies Tie Park New York Wheeler Syste Exchange Centine

Fear of New Rebel Attack Stirs Nicaragua

Unitea Press reports in Managua that a large rebel force of about 190 troops, equipped with new rifles and machine guns, is concentrating near an encampment with insurgent groups from Rio Grande. A rancher near the Jama River saw 100 armed men head toward Clones as National Guard maintained close watch.

Nicarauguan Unitea Press Managua Nicaragua Myntine Margarita Espinosa el Jin Rio Grande Jama River May National Guard

New Coach Decision Prompted By Board Review

Widespread opposition surged as debate over replacing Coach McCall intensified after Monday night meetings of the administration and instruction committees. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey signaled a look elsewhere for a successor, amid calls to reconsider and retain McCall as students and citizens prepared petitions and protests. A broader retrenchment effort, including trimming extra courses to cut taxes, faces scrutiny as the board weighs the educational program against fiscal relief.

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Witnesses name Brothers in Lingle slaying trial

Chicago March 24. Otto Svoboda, a chef and herb tonic salesman, testified at Les V. Brothers murder trial that he saw Brothers near the Michigan Avenue subway entrance before the shooting. He identified Brothers as the man who fled the station after Alfred J. Lingle was killed, noting two facial spots.

Lingle Linglewag Svoboda Twen Randolph Street AL Prey Wayland Brooks

Des Plaines Train Crash Kills Kuinker Family

Joan Kuinker and his three children die when their car bound for Lenten services is struck by a Soo Line train near Des Plaines. The incident occurred as the family traveled to a Chicago destination, sparking a local tragedy.

Chicago Joan Kuinker Des Plaines

Naval Hero Plunkett Dies at 78 in Washington Hospital

Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett retired A0 years old died last night at the Navy hospital in Washington after a heart disease battle spanning 16 years. He served as a flag officer during naval operations and was widely respected.

Upiea Washington Charles P. Plunkett Naysi Hospital

Appeals for New Trials Filed in Federal Court

Pittsburgh report on motions for new trials before Federal Judge A. P. Rossiter. Indictments prepared by the Erie grand jury and testimony from Samuel Rossiles referenced. Judge McVicn scheduled to fix a date within a week for argument on the appeals brought by Joseph Honnihem and others.

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Boy Confesses to Two Murders and Holdups

Western Missouri authorities were astonished by a 30 year old boy's confession claiming he killed Miss Minnis Wende and John Fisher during holdups. Prosecutor plans first degree murder charges as the boy’s mother, Edward C. Burke, a lawyer, questioned him for hours before the confession.

United Press Joseph Star Pranic Srday Michael Burts Bay Mather Edward C. Burk Michael Ataitiol Kidd Jo Brown John Fisher Packing Company Minnis Wende Fisher Burke Hoy

Gladys Adam Smith Named Delegate to Tri-County Council

Mrs Gladys Adcam Smith was named delegate to the Tri County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary to be held in Meadville. The meeting also announced that Mr Thomas Meanie Jr state president of Philadelphia will attend. Arrangements were planned for a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Cloyd Stowe on Tuesday evening March 31. Mrs Victor Orn read a paper on the organization of the American Legion Auxiliary in the state. A social period followed with Mrs Frauke Harvey receiving an award.

Gladys Adam Smith Tri-County Council of Legion Auxiliary Gladys Adcam Smith American Legion Auxiliary Meadville Thoma Meanie, Jr Philadelphia Cloyd Stowe Victor Orn Dilenti

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