Adopt Budget of 147495 for 1930-31 School Year
The Board of Education adopted a total budget of 147495 for the 1930-31 school year, maintaining a 16 mill property tax and a 5 per capita tax, with a focus on keeping operating costs within the current levy. The finance committee reported estimated receipts and expenditures, noting larger past surpluses and minimal changes to general instruction while trimming maintenance and capital outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
D. A. Hillstrom
C. S. Monroe
H. A. Gurtis
Smith&Hughes
Former Corry Woman Ends Life at Albion
Despondency over marital troubles, follow- ing a separation from her husband, is believed to have prompted the death by suicide of Mrs Hollis Otis 30 a former Corry resident found dead in the home of her sister Mrs Carl Rickards Albion She had ingested poison and left a note addressed to her husband asking for mercy and mentioning their child Duane The husband was away on a lake trip at the time and an investigation noted ongoing marital strain prior to the tragedy Mrs Otis a Columbus native had lived in this city for years working in a northside department store Her survivors include her husband a son two sisters Mrs Rickards Albion Mrs Floyd White Cuyahoga Falls and a brother Dan A Depew Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Otis
Cors
Carl Rickards
Albion
Nate
Rickard
Duane
S Isle
Yesse
Coneae
Dan Hanley
Otis
Columbus
Conneaut
Floyd White
Cuyahoga Falls
Ono
Dan A Depew
Columnibus
Grundy Pinchot sweep in local primary wins
Grundy and Pinchot scored decisive citywide victories in yesterday’s primary, carrying every precinct by about three to one over Bohlen the wet candidate while Davis trailed. Pinchot narrowly beat Vare Philadelphia candidate in the city totals with strong regional leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Grundy
Davis
Brown
Grundy
Nor
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Bohlen
la Corry
Journal
Davis Brown
Hoover
Bohin
Vare
L Neal
Roblen
Secord
Vare-Philadelphia
Phillips
Davis-Brown
Klick
Reg. Howell
Howell
Graff Ted
Superior Court
Linn
Maxey
Supreme Court
Union City
Corry
Bolilen
Union
Rafia i
Concord
Wayne’ Township
City Vote: Candidates and results list
A fragmented OCR listing shows various candidates and vote figures across offices. Names include Davis, Brown, Pinchot, Herben, Armstrong, Shannon, Dorrance, Thompson, Woodward, McLain, White, Godcharles, Maxey, MacDade, Linn, Graf, Howell, Schlurait, and Kilo. Includes Supreme Court, Superior Court, and State Compositions with numerous numbers and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Grundy
Davis
Bohlen
Brown
Pinchot
Phillips
Herben
Armstrong
Shannon
Dorrance
Hal Ae Thompson
Aoe Ae Woodward
Dewey
McLain
White
Godcharles
Supreme Ct
Hl Maxey
MacDade
Superior Ct
Linn
Silzola
Graf
Drew
State. Com
Pole
Howell
Schlurait
Bradford Man Named Rotary District Governor
Dean Miller of Bradford was named district governor of the 27th district of Rotary at the closing session of the Niagara Falls Ontario conference. Buffalo was chosen as the 1951 convention city with sessions at the Hotel Clifton. A delegates total of 4,232 attended, the largest for the 27th district, including Cory residents Dr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Miller
Bradford
Rotary
Niagara Falls
Ont
Buffalo
Clifton
Cory
Harry Rhodes
Mars. FA. Loveland
R. 8. Dewey
HJ. Davis
Edward Cark
Bi. L. Morrow
Gea
Young
Jury Deliberations Continue In Sofia Murder Trial
In Maymule, jurors in the Chau tauqua county court weighed the murder case of Joseph Sofia of Dutkix versus Joseph Baressi of Corry. Prosecution seeks first degree murder with a death sentence while the defense argues mental irresponsibility. Judge Alonzo G. Hinkley delivered an impartial charge outlining homicide degrees and burden of proof as deliberations stretched into the afternoon.
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Maymule
Joseph Sofia
Dutkix
Chautauqua
Joseph Baressi
Corry
Sofia
Baressi
Dunkirk
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Hinkley
Jay
Woman Gubernatorial Aspirant Defeated in South Dakota Primary
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state was the popular candidate but lost today in South Dakota's gubernatorial race. The primary two weeks earlier had named her as the favored candidate, yet the final outcome did not go her way.
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Ny Unites Press Pierd
Despita
Gladys Pyle
Ibecome South Makota
Graf Zeppelin Over Atlantic Near Cape Verde Islands
United Press reports Graf Zeppelin lay under 600 miles from Cape Verde Islands on May 21 as it tracked a route across the Atlantic. The Laurenco Marauss steamer reported its position as 21 32 North 15 West with an estimated speed near four miles per hour.
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United Press
ST. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Cape Verde
Laurenco Marauss
Zhoir
Seveilige
Spain
Collision near Hutchinson High injures over a hundred
In Buffalo New Jersey on May 21 two street cars crowded with schoolchildren and teachers collided in front of Hutchinson High School. Early estimates say more than 100 people were aboard. many students were among the injured.
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United Frees
Buffalo
N. J
Hutchinson High School
Dhe
Wale
Lambing Named Treasurer Kincaid Again Solicitor
The board fixed the school tax collector position at 2075 a year with a 10000 bond and offered it to city treasurer Wesley pending his acceptance. If he declines, George H. Gordon would resume the post. Wesley’s decision is awaited with 15 days given for qualification. Blaine Kincaid was reappointed solicitor for the school board as salary terms shifted. Continued on Page Seven.
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Prenk E. Westley
Poand of Education
Specifl
Wealley
George H. Gordon
Wesley
Gordon
Westley
Blaine Kincaid
Kincaid
Early use of vote machines speeds returns in city
In seven precincts all voting machines were used for the first time in a Tuesday primary. Returns from one precinct were tabulated seven minutes after polls closed, with the full city tally reaching the Journal office before 7:45 p.m. Officials reported minimal difficulties and greatly sped up counts.
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Journal
Cary
Election Board
Pennsylvania
Dying women injured in collision with train No 7 near RiarTao
Four women named Mason Tonawanda No Yi Kmied O Bri an Humphray were severely injured in a daytime collision with a train near a railway crossing. The report notes they were aboard a vehicle when struck by the approaching No 7 train shortly before 3 pm.
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Mason
Tonawanda
No Yi
Kmied O'Brian
Humphray
Strusk
Erle
Hare
RiarTao
Ping Nt
Five Best Radio Entainments on Major Networks
Broadcast schedule notes scattered entries for NBC CBS and NBC networks listing programs like Palmolive Hour Cuckoo and Mertymakersy with times such as 7:30 8:80 and 10:00 across EST BST MST and GB S time zones. The passage reads as a fragmented radio lineup with unclear program titles and station identifiers.
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NBC
Stobitoll
Aware
CBS
van Heusen
Cuckoo
WABC
Mertymakersy
Pinchot Gains Ground in Pennsylvania Governor Race
Reports from outlying precincts show Gifford Pinchot narrowing the lead of Francis Shunk Brown for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. With 7,876 of 8,701 precincts in, Brown leads 569,102 to 547,142. Brown’s margin about 21,960. Lieutenant governor counts favor Shannon, secretary of internal affairs favored by Dewey, while scattered county totals vary across Bradford and Allentown postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
James J. Davis
Francis Bhunle Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Brown
Pinchot
United Press
Francis Shunk Brown
Gifford Pinchob
Phillips
Joseph Gruntly
Davis
Biz
Grundy
Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
Bohlen
Shannon
Armstrong
Dorrance
Pittsburgh
Dewey
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Woodward
Gorchatles
Wool ‘Yard
McLain
Waite Dem
Tudge
Dean
Allentown
Thy
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Pinchot Board
AVIS
Morris DE Haven Tracy
Senate Grundy
Governor Brown
Cam
Rotary Dist
Jos, Baresi
Graf Zeppelin
Atlantic
Westley New School
Lambing
Treas
John W. Lambing
Frankin Babbitt
Erie
City
F. T. Babbitt
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