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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1941
Page
3
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In Wayne and Concord townships Tuesday, a light vote favored the organization slate on the Republican ticket across contests. Results list numerous local races including justice of the supreme court, judges, sheriff, county controller, and school directors with all precincts reporting.
Corry voters delivered a countywide result with William J. Carney winning the Republican nomination and carrying the Democrats on the same ballot. In local races Elizabeth Hart and Harry Wagner led for jury commissioner, while S. Walter Sweet topped the Republican council contest. school director results favored Clarence Shoop and Glenn N. Wood amid a low turnout of 724 votes.
Complete Columbus township primary results show Wade leading in multiple races with high Republican tallies. Notable figures include Goldstein 94 for district attorney and Leper 102 for recorder of deeds, with various judges and clerks listed among party lines.
Norman J. Payne and Richard I. Fry of Gil City led early in the primary for the Republican nomination for register and recorder as ballots from districts including Sheri Beatty Newton Voorhies Cozad and others were tallied.
In 98 communities and incomplete returns, wets and drys gained and lost ground. Early results show West Pittston and Waynesburg shifting toward beer and liquor, while several towns moved to restrict access.
Early returns from 96 communities in Tuesday's primary show the dry camp gaining ground as 16 areas shift status. Five move to some form of beer or liquor sales while 11 keep restrictions on alcohol despite the vote.
Readable county results show wet forces prevailing in Wattsburg and Venango with beer and liquor measures counted. Wattsburg beer sales passed 82 to 47 and Venango beer 156 to 189 while liquor approved 158 to 136.
The Meadvill e area reported Meadville voters backing a 375 000 bond issue for new projects while voters split on mayoral contenders. Whipple led Kent in the Republican ticket entries as Joyce Kelty was noted for Democrats. A new system upgrade proceeded after strong favorable votes compared with opposition.
Titusville precincts posted only about 25 percent turnout on September 10 with the City Full Precinct showing 36 percent amid strong campaign drives to mobilize voters. In Beaver Township Dauphin County voters backed beer by one vote 104 to 107 and supported liquor sales 16 to 43.
Meadville September results show Bert A. King leading Crawford County sheriff race across all 64 precincts at 3 am with 3,893 votes to Van Winkle 3,635. Final tallies by precincts Greenwood Richmond Beaven Watt Winkle contributed small margins to the counts.
In Monaca Pennsylvania Isobel Ramsey won the Democratic nomination for tax collector, defeating former Geneva College athletes Ted Yusosend and Leland Schaehern in the first political contest for all three. Ramsey had been appointed after her father Charles Ramsey died two years earlier.
The article lists candidates and roles for precinct elections including Democratic and Republican judge of election and inspector positions across wards and precincts. Names such as Pynnie Clore Eva Capwell Mary Moore McKee Foster Davis Weigh B Skinner Horton J Davis George Roberts and others appear with party affiliations and ballot numbers.
In a terse report, Bulgaria faced economic strain with limited indicators and unclear figures. Officials noted international pressures and domestic adjustment challenges as the country seeks stability.
Harrisburg reports show Republican and Democratic leaders optimistic about their chances in the fall. Republican state chairman James F. Torrance says the party is in very good shape after Tuesday's primary returns. Democratic chair Meredith Meyer predicts strong performance in Pittsburgh and potential Philadelphia mayoral race impact.
Allistin Wade, Warren County attorney, won the Republican nomination for judge of the sub district court. He led LeRoy Eddy, former district attorney, 3,079 to 1,285 votes. Earl H. Beshlin, Democrat, received 573 votes and was nominated without opposition. Forest ermal supported Wade at 1 to 1.
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