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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1936

Page

8

Hoover and Smith in New York in 1948 campaign whispers

United Press reports in New York that former President Hoover and Governor Alfred E. Smith, both key figures in 1936 politics, are seen as potential players in a post convention campaign. Hoover hints at a Fort Wayne visit April 2 while Smith tours Manhattan landmarks and weighs possible roles at the Democratic convention.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington Mar New York United States Walsarf Astoria Hotel Herbert Hoover Tore Jess Admanisire Uon Alfred E. Smyth Ttmn Fort \eegie Ind Hoover Fort Wayne Mr. Hoover Vistors Mary Carr Smith New York Life Insurance Company Madison Square Carden Wiliam G. McAdoo John W. Davis J. P Morgan and McAdoo California Davis American Liberty League High Command Delters Roosevelt New Deal

Most Water on Farm Lands in Twenty Years

A Wayne township farmer told the Journal that lowlands and meadows near Lis are covered or dotted with the most water in twenty years. He noted spots not flooded in two decades remain inundated due to heavy snows and recent spring sunshine. Farmers fear a wet spell could precede a wet-dry pattern, while favorable ground frost and meadow conditions encourage early plowing and planting if the weather holds.

Lis Wayne Township Aformant

Mother and Daughter Found Insane by Court

Anna Kupniewski and her mother Mary Gon Dett, of 1824 Holland Street, were found insane by a Warren County court after testimony about witchcraft and hexes. Judge William W. Hirt ordered confinement in Warren State Hospital. Attorneys McLaughlin and Blackmore presented witnesses and physicians during the hearing.

Anna Kupniewski Mary Gondett Holland Street Warren State Hospital Wiliam W. Hirt Damian McLaughlin John Blackmore Physiciann Stanley Kupniewski 18Th Street

Automakers Eye Low Cost Planes Using Car Engines

United Press reports American auto makers Ford General Motors Graham Paige Chrysler and Hudson are studying mass production of low cost planes powered by ordinary car engines. Expert analysis suggests prices could drop sharply and air travel expand as automakers leverage existing plants and distribution networks.

United Press Washington Ford Motor Co General Motors Graham-Paige Chrysler and Hudson United States Army Navy Manisfactuvers Auttomobile Tre Pard Amelia Har~hart Plymouth Motor Commerce Department Green Billings Mont France America Roy. D. Chapin Hudsons Company Aeronau Heal

Refuse to Lift Dog Quarantine in Rabies Plague Area

Gov. Earle refused to lift quarantine restrictions in Pennsylvania amid a rabies outbreak with five deaths since January. He warned that loosening rules would endanger human and canine lives by allowing dog movements and shows in affected zones.

Aarhesburg, Mar Pennsylvania Earle Cornell

Ridgway Loot Uncovered After Lodge Robberies

Ridgway March 30 Some of the loot taken by robbers who entered Ute Tks and Moose lodge rooms here early Thursday morning was found on the fire lower road near Boot Jack Friday four miles from Ridgway. Authorities believe a gang has been raiding lodges in the Cheated District and that more targets may follow. Police officials urge lodge leaders to remain vigilant.

Ridgway Mar Fire Lower Boot Jack Usis

County May Purchase 51 Voting Machines

County commissioners met Saturday and set April 6 to decide on buying 51 voting machines from Jamestown Voting Machine Company. Machines, rented this election, could cost $87,750 with rental fees folded in, saving about $5,945. Due to heavy registration, districts over 600 voters must have two machines.

Jamestown Voting Machine Company Jamestown Company

One Killed In Accidents In Erie Area

In Erie area a 45 year old man died of injuries after a collision blamed on 28 year old William Grodo. A 41 year old woman suffered serious injuries when a car overturned. Police said a car failed to stop in time as two vehicles collided near Ming Plaherty, with witnesses naming several drivers and a coroner's inquest pending.

Orip Mar Ife Yestielay Erie Desanti Waa Willian Grodo Eileen Maherly Pollee Robert R. Crotty James Wassink Northast A. J. Engle Kearsarge Frank King

Nurses to Convene in Corry as District 7 Meets

The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association District No 7 schedules a postponed meeting for Saturday April 4 at 2 pm in the Hotel Corry. Special sections precede the general session with a luncheon at noon hosted by the Corry Nurses Alumnae Association.

Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Corry Boat of Directors Noen

Sheriff's Sales Wane in Rbugende Oregon

In Rbugende Oregon the sheriff's office reports a pause in sales, marking a period without auctions for a full month amid a generally slow mood. No detailed figures are provided, and the article notes a drop from prior activity during the downturn.

Ore

Senate to Coin History Milestones on Commemorative Coins

The Senate approved plans to mint commemorative half dollar coins marking U S historical periods. Proposals include celebrations for Delaware Shonaaad Brilgeport operation anniversaries, Wisconsin statehood centennial, Cleveland centennial, New Rochelle founding 250th, and Long Island settlement 300th anniversary, with varying mint quantities and resale implications subject to House approval.

Washington Senate America Blinc Delaware Lhe Brilgeport, Com Wisconsin Ceveland Aml New Rochelle

Tax Collector's Action Awaited in Erie County Case

In Erie County Court a ruling on the estate of former City Treasurer John J. Phillips is due by Wednesday. The dispute centers on whether Phillips' estate may collect about 846 000 in commissions on delinquent accounts or only about one twentieth of that amount, with attorneys for the city and Phillips' heirs contending for the higher or lower rate respectively.

Shin Mar Lewis William BE. Hirt Wier John J. Phillips Erie County Phillips

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