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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1937
Page
7
Harrisburg report outlines a busy week agenda in the General Assembly with the Mundy teacher tenure bill poised for first house vote. Also slated are hearings on a chain store tax, investigations into oil and gas wall street operatives, and multiple administration measures including labor reforms and public utility oversight.
Democratic State Chairman Day Lawrence Wopes predicts the 2887 Legislature will adjourn by May 1, while others doubt the timing. Many observers expect a legislative halt to delay adjournment past June 1 as assembly members await unresolved issues.
A patent interference suit between Sundell Manufacturing Co and John C. Van Aken, both of Ridgway, was settled in Elk County and Penovial Court. Sundell received a license to manufacture the Van Aken hat holding device, which has sold over 100000 units in 18 months. Sundell’s counsel were E J Blatt and A F Dickinson. Van Aken was represented by R P Pontzer and J F Wa...
Drie April 6 Commissioner Thomas W. Flatley Elton Jair Saturday appointing L T Roy Siter and Kessler as super visitor of county insurance. He succeeds J A McQuinton who was removed from the post last week. Commissioner Wiles M. Klorade voted no, saying McQuinton was originally named for four years. The position carries no salary but typically yields the largest part of the county s insurance business. Earlier this week the commissioners awarded 300000 worth of insurance and plan to take out a similar amount next March 28. Authorities to engage in slum, development or resettlement activities with federal agencies for the first time since the session January 5. The calendar includes proposals on the seaste third-reading calendar affecting Philadelphia Shapiro bills and measures on family court, consolidated city-county government, and protections for coal miners against occupational hazards. Edward J. Thompson Centre chair indicated the permanent relief program will be introduced Wednesday comprising seven bills for county board administration of public assistance.
Erie notes a forthcoming new federal building to replace current offices. Construction plans include a six story federal structure on 6th Street Bark row with space for district offices and court needs. Officials say the project aims to consolidate scattered federal offices into a single modern facility.
Miss Mildegard Fatehcod, 75, of 146 H Street, died in St. Vincent’s Hospital Saturday at 2:89 p.m. from burns she sustained when her nightgown caught fire while trying to keep warm. Dr. Woo Strobe, who is investigating, noted the accidental nature of the blaze. Funeral services will be held at McLeod Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with burial in Ese Cemetery.
Dlohn Stangey, son of Mrs Diet McEvoy of Liverky Styl, suffered severe injuries after a fall at a bridge yard near St Vincents Hospital. He was transferred in critical condition to the hospital as Angus JOS SVELUANCA aided, the accident occurring when a counterweight shifted and struck him. Medical staff described his condition as serious but hopes for improvement remain uncertain.
Michael Marinelli and Lawrence Dark, both 88, and Misa Evelyn Betz, 92, were released from city jail after being held in the death of Hien Wilson. An autopsy cited a cerebral hemorrhage from a skull fracture as the cause. Police say transfers to hospital and house skip details remain under investigation.
A car crash at 168th Street and a trolley line critically injured the wife of a shop manager and seriously harmed another woman. John Suwardine, 27, and Jott Faber, 8, were listed among the injured with Grace Lampson, 28, suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries. Police reported the incident as serious with casualties.
Police chief Theos Dora Watioy orders fingerprinting of all early L,00 sehod children in Lorain amid a broad police push. The move targets public safety as authorities seek mechanisms to identify pupils.
The undersigned offer at public sale the Barbara Sargent estate and Mrs B R Miter property near Union City on the Concord road. Sale starts 10 a.m Friday with 8 head of cattle, goats, sheep, turkeys, hens, and farm tools among items listed. route and timings provided with addresses and township details.
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