Maine Goes, So Goes the Nation in 1946 Election
Maine held a general election on Monday electing a governor a U.S. senator and three representatives. Republicans swept all offices while Democrats argued their candidates showed strength in margin and percentage. The piece traces the saying As Maine Goes, So Goes the Nation and notes historical voting patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
U.S
Hildreth
F. Davis Clark
J. Paul Jullien
Congress
Meine
W. H. Harrison
van Buren
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Republian
Wilson
Hughes
Hoover
James A. Farley
Vermont
Willkie
Dewey
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Sourosi Files
A mix of local notes from September 11 1926 reports frost damage to gardens but not heavy losses. A championship horse shoe tournament to crown Cory’s top tosser is planned for Journal courts next week. A surprise party honored Herbert Fitch on his upcoming Chicago trip. George Nollinger, Corry pioneer, dies after illness.
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Eee
Wiet South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
Uth St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Prom Sourosi
Cory
Pitfalls and progress in appendicitis prevention
A Pennsylvania led public health note from the Medical Society warns against delaying medical care and using laxatives for abdominal pain. It cites reduced deaths from appendicitis due to early treatment and surgery, noting age related patterns and common delays among youth and elderly families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tvo
Pennsylvania
Erie Woman Leaves 100000 Estate to 18 Charities
The will of Mrs. Otilia Schlaudecker of Erie directs more than 100000 to eighteen charities and religious groups. Attorney John A. Spalder named trustee. A $7000 memorial education fund for Catholic students is set to honor Mr. and Mrs. Schlaudecker. The widow died August 1 after injuries from an automobile accident on August 15. The report notes a large $8000 bequest to her sister Mary Bohrer.
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Erie Woman's
Erie
Beneft
Otilia
Schlaudecker
Ben Schlaudecker
John A. Spalder
John Mark Gannon
City of
Robbery Trial Deadlock Delays Erie Case
In Erie on September 11 the robbery trial of Charles Tokarenyk and Robert Booth over a $900 stickup ended in a hung jury. Judge Elmer Eysins dismissed jurors at 7 p.m. with retrial set for the November session. Also, Charles Orcutt forfeited bonds totaling $3,000 for criminal assault charges against two girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles Tokarenyk
Robert Booth
Sam Wandel
Elmer Eysins
Charles Orcutt
Joseph Zawodnik Orcult
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G.O.P
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
GOP
Bisrine Iver Agas
Heiman Jewelers
Lee D. Driver
State Department of Education
Harrisburg
Rotary Clib
Board of Education
Arthur Fitch
West
Columbus Avenue
Herbert
Chicago
Coyne Electrical School
Ruth Franz
Bridge
East Bond Street
Rebecca MacKenzie
Roberts Gillette
George Nollinger
Fifth Street
Nollinger
Pavia
Milan
Italy
Pane
Switzerland
Yellowstone ‘National Park
Noah
Daniel Webster
Hanover Terrace
Regenus Park
London
Pather Divine
Harlem
Bureau of Mines
Supreme Court
Candy
Great Britain
The
Medical Society of the State of
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Mason Zinc
Our
Lake Erie
Bra
Spee
Tilly Automat Electric Range
Amavis
Bo Alf
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. 7
Chepry
CFA
Widmann’s
Chine
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