Pinchot to Address Open Air Meeting in City Park
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot will speak at an open air meeting in City Park Friday morning, introduced by David A. Hillstrom, with reception for the independent candidate for governor. The event, about one hour, may shift to the Hotel Corry lobby if rain, and organizers will proceed to Warren after the rally. Pinchot fronts abolition of the Public Service Commission and vows stricter law enforcement as a dry candidate.
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Pinchot Campaign
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St. Edwards School Approved as Four Year High School
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction approved St. Edwards High School Corry Pennsylvania as maintaining a four year high school course. Principal Sister A J Jackson Director of Examination notes the first class of eight graduates will receive credit. Congratulations are extended to the graduates and supporters who helped the school reach this milestone.
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St. Edwardis High School
Pitt Student Missing After Downtown Hotel Meeting
A University of Pittsburgh student, T Jay A Reita, has been missing since April 1. Police say he was last seen after a downtown hotel appointment and a man was identified in the case. The search was announced today by campus authorities.
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Jay A Reita
University of Pittsburgh
Texas Tornado Toll Tops Eighty as Towns Ravaged
A string of violent tornadoes swept across southwest Texas on May 7, killing at least eighty people across six towns and devastating communities near Runge Nordheim Waco Kennedy Spur and Frost. Oklahoma districts reported heavy damage though no deaths were recorded. The storms caused widespread injuries and homelessness with death toll expected to rise as details come in.
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Rotary Club Plans Boys Week In Corry
The Corry Rotary Club Chub plans National Boys Week with E. J. Morrow as chairman. Sub-committees were named to run daily observances starting May 25. A full program for Boy Week will be announced soon and observers expect greater participation than last year.
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Texas Death Toll From Storm Rises Across Cities
A United Press survey shows rising storm fatalities in Texas with reported deaths in Runge Nordheim Ennis San Antonio and nearby areas. Towns including Waco Kennedy and Bynum also tally losses as officials tally the toll.
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Kennedy
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Ennis
San Antonio
Brovson Rowton
Demonstration Of New Voting Machines For Local Officials
A demonstration at the Municipal building educated election district judges and inspectors from seven Corry districts and Connard Amity townships. Chief Clerk Ralph Benadiot and Ellsworth attended with Gustafson from the machine manufacturers explaining operation from opening to final tally.
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County Commissioners’ Office
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Gustafson
Will instruct Corry voters on new voting machines
In Corry the Clerk Benedict and county commissioners office announce public demonstrations of the new voting machines. Custodian Bills Worth will be at the Municipal Building from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm Friday to instruct voters on operation. Any voter may attend to learn the simple machine use.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments of 1920 Listed
A 1920 radio guide lists five top programs across networks. Levlioye concert on WABCO CBS at 8 pm features Jeune Crawford. later a Mohtlod concert. and a 10:80 pm TeeCoos Cola program on WAN NEC network.
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Atlantic and Pacific Fleet Parade in New York Harbor
The Atlantic and Pacific fleets arrive in New York for a grand naval display. Dozens of battleships cruisers destroyers and submarines from the Caribbean sweep into the harbor creating a dramatic dawn scene. Admiral L M Nulton sails atop the California as the fleet forms a gray curve across the bay.
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United States Navy
Hearings on Naval Treaty Begin Monday
The Senate foreign relations committee set open hearings on the London naval treaty to start Monday. Secretary of State Stimson will testify first, followed by Secretary of the Navy Adams and other experts. The session aims for public debate, with the procedure fixed after a brief meeting, while the merits of the treaty were not discussed. Senators Reed and Robison attended as members of the American delegation.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Police Check Auto Drivers On Center Street
The police department conducted spot checks on Center Street to warn drivers about reckless behavior. Officers will continue cautioning for one to two evenings before prosecutions begin, focusing on speeding, passing, and doubling up. Local residents and visitors were observed, including Mr. and Mrs. Al Row visiting relatives.
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Mysterious Absence Triggers Local Alarm
A prominent fraternal member went missing last evening causing anxiety among family and friends. He failed to report for a fraternity session and dinner, prompting a search before he was found asleep in his car in his garage. Over exertion and a hot day were blamed for the incident.
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Reed Won't Comment On Campaign Amid Senate Fight
Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania arrived from London and said he would not discuss the Pennsylvania senatorial contest until he learns the full situation. He plans a formal statement May 13 at the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and praised the naval conference. He emphasized fairness to the United States and allies.
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United Press
New York
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
London
Amercan
Reed
Joseph R. Grundy
Lalor Davis
Pittsburgh Chamber of
Washington
President Hoover Nominee Rejected by Senate Vote
The Senate voted 39 to 41 rejecting President Hoover’s nomination of John J. Parker for associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. The defeat ends a bitter confirmation fight marked by strong opposition from organized labor and African American groups.
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United States Supreme Court
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White House
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