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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1931

Page

3

Plan bond issue for purchase of voting machines

County Commissioners MacLean and Davis push a 90000 bond issue to pay for 90 voting machines before November. Board chairman Rogan opposes the payment, citing a depleted treasury and pending expenses, with Willis and others possibly aiding in blocking the issue.

MacLean Davis Joan Allan G Michean Chis R. Davis Jamestown Joseph Z. Rogan Harvey Mr. Willis Rogan Willis Huné

Corry Teachers to Participate in State Education Meeting

Corry Public Schools teachers will join the Northwest district meeting of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Warren on Friday and Saturday. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey will speak as vice president of the district association, with local teachers including Stanley Anderson and Misses Antoinette Baressi Claudia Smith and Helen Johnson contributing to sessions. Noted speakers include Dr. Frank W. Wright Dr. W. R. McConnell M. Z. Bentz and Dr. J Linwood Eisenberg C Ray Hansen who will discuss education challenges surrounding Capone era crime.

Corry Wik Northwest Warren Ralph S. Dewey Corny Schools Joy Stanley Ander Sehlot High Antoinette Baressi Claudia Smith Helen Johnson Frank W. Wright Sf Educition Massachusetts W. R. McConnell Miami University M. Z. Bentz Pennsylvania State Education Association J. Linwood Eisenberg Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College C. Ray Hansen Chicago Bar Association Capone

White slaver Arthur Ambrose captured near Pittsburgh

Arthur Ambrose, a convicted white slaver who escaped while en route to Atlanta, is recaptured near Pittsburgh. He is held in Allegheny County jail awaiting transfer to Atlanta to serve a two year term and may face additional time for the escape. Ambrose had pleaded guilty to transporting a girl from Pittsburgh to Steubenville for immoral purposes.

Arthur Ambrose Pittsburgh Atlanta Arthur Hunk Ambrose Belling Allegheny County P| Schoonmaker Erie Ambroe Steubenville

Jamestown Telephone denied spread of loss for five year plan

Albany Get. Ih The Public Service Commission denied Jamestown Telephone Corporation's petition to spread a $67 260 unamortized loss over five years. The plan covered 1928 to 1930 and involved installing automatic switching equipment and new trunks in Jamestown and nearby areas. Construction costs reached about 1 1 29 712 with 448 807 charged to depreciation reserve. remaining reserve balance and unamortized loss were cited against the request.

Albany Get Pupne Service Commission Jamestone Telephone Corporation Jamestown Abgut Bixk

Boycott as Peace Weapon Against Japan

American Chinese activists rally a boycott of Japanese goods citing aggression in China. The China trade bureau reports 750000 dollars in orders canceled and a 50 dollar fee for merchants who break the boycott. Similar actions spread to other countries and may broaden as Chinese buyers resist Japanese policy.

Japan China Chiesa

Answers to Questions on Air, Mayor, Horses, Governors, and Alexandria

The air’s major component is nitrogen. The mayor of Chicago is Brandon Johnson. The average horse age is about twenty years. The President cannot remove a state governor from office. The old Virginia city originally in the DC area is Alexandria.

Chicago Virginia City District of Columbia Nitrogen J. Cermak Alexandria

Problem Solving: Monthly Water Bill and Historical Notes

A city office building uses 1750 cubic feet of water daily at 26 a thousand gallons. The question asks the monthly water bill if the building reopens 25 days 2 month. The remainder discusses debt and war obligations among Allies and France, noting expected moratoriums and armament cuts.

America France Germany

Laval’s Visit Signals New French Initiative Abroad

Premier Laval of Trance arrives amid hints of a historic shift toward genuine international cooperation. France and the United States share gold standard stability while Britain departs from gold payments, prompting possible debt talks and a warmer Franco American stance.

Laval Germany Briand France America Great ‘Britain United States Blaine Kincaid

Missionary Society Enjoys Fine Program at Session

An interesting program by United Brethren Church Missionary Society was held at Mrs Ross Mening's home Wednesday afternoon. Twenty members and one guest attended as Mrs George Akam led readings, gongs and a pianist assist, with light refreshments closing the meeting.

United Brethren Church Missionary Society Mrns Ross Mening George Akam G.P. Bergman

Richard Bachemer Installed as Student Council President

Richard Bachemer was inaugurated president of the Student Council at Senior High School in a morning ceremony. Principal Howard J. Sheen administered the oath after a program that included assembly singing, remarks, an address by Bachemer, and talks by Nelle Linnott, Guy Butters, and Helen Lewis.

Richard Bachemer Colucil Te Senior High School Howard J. Sheen Mion S. Brown Bachemer Nelle Lilnott Guy Butters Helen Lewis Sheen

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