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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
8
Wartime era notes show Jade Lloyd predicting a Roosevelt win and Borah as potential spoiler. Local tallies mix triumphs and close races across towns with strong Republican and Democratic activity, crowds at gates, and a high turnout in several counties.
Warr on November 3 Forest Service lists roads closed to public use during November and December big game and mall seasons in the Allegheny National Forest. Supervisor L. E. Gross explains closures help hunters plan trips and temporary camps, naming specific closed and open routes within the forest boundaries.
A mother and daughter banquet will be served at the Concord Community Hall Friday evening, November 6, at 6 7 30 o'clock. Speakers include Mrs. H Ray Harris of Lils city. All other daughters are invited to attend. supper will be served by the McCray Ladies at a nominal price.
Harrisburg reports the 1938 Pennsylvania hunting season opens Friday at 8 a.m. with about 500 000 licensed hunters heading into fields for game including wild turkey pheasant grouse quail and rabbits. The full 30 day a season runs through December 12 with Sunday restrictions and required licenses for all hunting.
Harrisburg reports September activity by Pennsylvania border patrols of the Department of Revenue. 849,776 gallons of gasoline taxed on the border. 912 clearance certificates issued for exports and imports totaling 2,080,421 gallons of petroleum products. Gasoline exports total 1,000,265 gallons.
New York farmers earned 1 074 000 000 in cash income from milk sales in the first nine months of 1936, a five year high. September milk income reached 120 000 000, boosting the nine months total to 298 000 000, with gains aided by urban buying power. Fall pastures improved and milk production held up despite drought, while the foundation notes income will remain above 1935 levels as seasonal declines approach.
A youth fled from a police escort while being taken to a prison facility yesterday morning. Bystanders reported a wild chase as the detainee, Brant Moves of 447 B, 2nd street, remained at large. Patrolman Charles Detzel and Patrolman John Appleber pursued along W South Street after the escape near Franklin.
Meadville voters swung to the Democratic presidential candidate for the first time since 1916 as heavy turnout reshaped local results. The campaign slogan Three Long Years echoed in rallies as public sentiment shifted amid bitter campaigning, marking a historic party win in Meadville.
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