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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
6
The state department announced plans for a second semi annual compulsory motor vehicle inspection period starting in fall, following the first period from January to March. Also noted are local legal filings, civic events, and updates on court actions, with a focus on community notices and regional happenings.
Secretary of State Stimson’s Geneva talks drew cautious backing for upholding the Open Door and treaty sanctity in China. France’s opposition blocks a bold disarmament plan while U.S. hopes for partial gains from Britain France and Italy on future Japan policy. The outcome depends on European tensions and domestic demand for results.
Arrangements are complete for the Buddy Poppy sale in Corry by Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Saturday May 28. The Ladies Auxiliary will run the local sale, with careful credential checks for non affiliated sellers. Proceeds fund relief activities and the VFW National Home for Orphans and Widows of ex service members.
Salamanca May 4. Jeremne Smith 82 recently of Farmersville visiting a Dublin cousin was fatally injured Tuesday morning when he ran into a Little Valley Road automobile driven by Carl W. Westendorf of Mansfield Supervisor. Smith's skull fracture proved fatal after arrival for treatment. He had lived near Little Valley most of his life.
Samuel Olton aged 19 reportedly drowned yesterday after leaping from a dock in Presque Isle Bay Erie Pa following a prior attempt at suicide by poison. He is survived by his widow and three stepchildren.
Farmers in the Corry community will hear Walter, agronomist from Pennsylvania State College, discuss pasture improvement at two farm sites. On Thursday May 10 a.m. at G G Carter Bear Lake and Thursday May 5 2 p.m. at Carleton Curtis farm east of Columbus. Both Carter and Curtis have renovated pastures and will share results for local farmers.
Fire in Punxsutawney destroyed the idle Punxsutawney lass plant causing about 40000 dollars in replacement value damage. The blaze spread to nearby home of John Graffins causing minor damage and three companies fought the fire for several hours.
Kane Public Schools board selected Rickert as superintendent to succeed R D Welch who will become Greenville superintendent July 13. George H Armacost elected Kane High principal. A two year contract offered. May millage cut one mill to 380 total. pond fund five mills and school operation remaining. Reduction due to economy measures adopted at May meeting.
Amid muddled reports in Meadville and surrounding areas, liberal and Democrat factions jockey for support as campaigns build toward the November election. Observers note Libera opposition and party involvement shaping the race for a congressional seat, with speculation on nomination paths and voting outcomes.
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