County Officials Back 1941 Aid for Corry Hospital
Erie County Commissioners joined Kiwanis and Rotary guests and Corry Hospital directors at a joint dinner noting that 1941 county budget plans include an appropriation for Corry Hospital to care for indigents. They discussed possible 1940 aid and a broader understanding between the county institutional district and city officials on property sales and mutual needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Erie County Commissioners
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs
Corry Hospital
Hotel
Corry
Inter
Helen M. Schhyaff
N. Dell Darling
Thomas W. Flatley
P. Barto Karima
Erie County
Waternooh
Hospital Board
Union City
Witt
Cornell
Muniypal
Aternoon
Kauffman
Erie ‘County Institutional District
Clibs and
Hotel Corry
Warren State Hospital
Isnuffman
Youth Is Blamed Waters Receding Foretold Early Spring
A chaotic OCR passage reports fighting on the Western Front with Allied powers mobilizing economic strength against Germany. It cites German attacks southwest of Saur lites and notes heavy casualties, German naval and air activity, and Allied logistics and oil market impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jow
Alex Morris
United Press
Karrie
Baline
Western Front
Germany
Cerin
Air Paris
AMC
Wetnethy
MTOM
Statoineribi
Cal Andraye
Pins Fey
Beira
Amd
Wesmore
Lohig Reed
Gavin Init
Nevill Oimuahentak
Erin Avenels
Grudeavenic
Tony
Baele
Howe Ports
James Ousts 80 Percent Of Dems In Harrisburg
April 5. State payroll under Gov. Arthur H. James shows 0 percent of jobs to be refilled and 5 percent of the pre-James total, with a total payroll of 12,000 at start. About 2,000 dismissals attributed to “peldevers” from the Earle and Republican administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
James
Wurecs
British Destroyer Fends Off German Air Attack
Oslo April 5 United Press reports a British destroyer repelled an attack by German planes in the North Sea off the Scottish coast. The bomber group dropped five bombs, none hit the Mira a Bergen line passenger ship. two planes returned and machine gunned a vessel wounding two persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oslo
Mira
Bergen
North Sea
Bergetske Dampskibssniskab Line
Dagaerigers
Mane
Germany irate at Welles photo with French map
Berlin urged by Nazi spokesmen over an Allied map shown during Sumner Welles and Paul Reynaud visit. The map depicted a severely reduced Germany with large land allocations to Allies, sparking charges of shameless manipulation and a claim of potential censure if London were similarly depicted.
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Welles
Reynaud
Germany
United Press
Berlin
Europe
Sumner Welles
Paul Reynaud
France
Roosevel
Aegean Sea
Sea of Marmora
England
AME
Yiest
London
Ireland
Washington
Young man held in attack case in Butler
George Moore, 24, is in Butler jail on a district attorney's detainer while his 14 year old mother lies near death at Butler hospital. Detectives say he drenched the mother’s clothing with inflammable fluid, which ignited and caused severe burns. Ethel O'Brien, 28, a Pittsburgh nurse, also at the home, was attacked and suffered deep head lacerations and possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Butler
George Moore
Butler Hospital
Ethel O'Brien
Pittsburgh
Chicora
Butler County
Senate Considers Bard for Pennsylvania Senate Seat
Report from Washington dated April 5 notes President Roosevelt transmitted the nomination of Guy K Bard for the seat representing the eastern district of Pennsylvania to the Senate. The action follows standard confirmation procedures for federal judges or officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bard
Washington
Rockevelt
Guy K. Bard
Idee
Penesrivan
Girl Steadfast in Denial of Murder Cases
Los Angeles April 5 United Press reports Chloe Davis an 11 year old girl with blue eyes and blond pigtails is booked on suspicion of murdering her mother and three siblings. She denies killing her sisters and claims her mother killed them and ordered the murder of her brother Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyree
United Press
Los Angeles
Hodsy
Chloe Davis
Chloe
Daphne
Abn
Mark
Paul de River
Phloe Yong
Georgina Street Police Hospital
Edgar Edwanis
de River
Willard Axtell
Betsy
F. Barton Davis
Lolita Davis
Ann
James Carrig New Elks Head
James Carrig was installed as exalted ruler of the Cory lodge Elks before about 200 attendees. District Deputy Fred MacGribble and Col Ed J Boyle led ceremonies with past exalted rulers from Camy and visiting lodges. Retiring Exalted Ruler Arthur Scheppner oversaw the remarks and $95 was approved for regional relief work. a chicken dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Games Carrig
Cory Lodge of Elks
Elks
Fred MacGribble
Aligulpoa
Ed J. Boyle
Erle
Camy
Richard Paulson
Lynford Chase
L P. Baker
Horton J. Davis
Harry W. Powers
Guy Stafford
James Garrig, Jr
Grand Lodge
Charles P. Keating
Frank Keefe
Ryler
Guy Abbey
William Myers
Louis Sears
Francis J. Graves
MacGribble
Arthur Scheppner
Mtood- Are- Central Pennsylvania
Meneiville
Titusville
Allquippa
Beaver Pulls
Erie
Wir
Rer
Coroner's Jury Probes Death of Leonard Healy
A coroner's jury examined the death of Leonard Healy after he was injured in an East Main street altercation Monday. Melvin Smith faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Healy died at Corry hospital about sixteen hours after the incident. Witnesses included relatives and neighbors. inquest held at the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Snorning
Hukling Melvin Smith
Pikstreet
Leonarel Henry
Corry
Lennard Healy
Melvin Smith
WF. Stroble
Lawrence Davison
Engonier
Aesistant
Hyublan MeTsinghiin
Commonwealth
Jesse Mullinte
Brinet
Smith
Porter Shere
Mary Davis
Tone Rogar
Stith
Healy
N. T Gillette
G. B. Benneth
W. G. Stroble
Marvin Garmer
Brook Street
Janice Morrison
East Man Street
Matilda Sull
East Main Street
Robert Keppel, Jr
Corry Hospital
Corry Opens New Drug Store Saturday for Public Visit
Corry's new drug store operated by Corry Drug Company in the Keleher block on North Gentey Street will open for police inspection Saturday at 10 o'clock. The store will offer Walgren products, a soda fountain, and a lunch counter for over sixty patrons. All departments will operate for a preview, with a formal opening next week on a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry’s
Corry Drug Company
Keleher
Gentey Street
Todlas
Walgren
Clymer Fire Truck Dedication Planned for Saturday
Officials announce a dedication ceremony for Clymer’s new fire truck at the Guin Street gas station near Brokenstraw Creek on the village edge. The Clymer General School Band will perform at 7 PM followed by a tire department stick demonstration. more details to be announced next week.
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Clymer
Guin Streme
Brokenstraw Creek
Eidge
Clymter
Clymer Genir
Tire
Jrishlie
Floods Approach in Wilkes-Barre as Susquehanna Rises
In Wilkes-Barre April records flood the Susquehanna River climbs rapidly with predictions of new flood crests. Officials warn extent could reach beyond previous highs while flooding damages accumulate and fatalities are reported.
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le Wilkes-Barre
United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
Ygwan Reales
Bingharten
R F Van Doorn Dies in East
R F Van Doorn, former Corry resident and long time utility executive, died at 79 at Hix Home in Dover. Born in Quincy in 1261, he moved to Corry as a youth, graduated from Corry High, and built a career with Long Island Lighting Company rising to president and treasurer before retiring as director. His wife Mamie Hill preceded him in death. funeral services were held yesterday in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuile
Corry High School
Warren
Steuthats-Wells Company
New York City
Seth the DeLaval Turbine Company
Trenton
Nel
Long Island Lighting Company
Accoview
Mamie Hill
Puneral Services
Dover
Athletic Association Benefit Play Repeats This Evening
A benefit stage production by the Athletic Association returns tonight with a large cast. The evening features the popular play Cetin ero and a robust list of performers including Robert Reynolds Jacob Tilg Davila and Donald McCray among others in supporting roles and technical crew across set and sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidial Paefamonsien
Vo Coal
Rober Reynolds
Livk
Davila
Donald McCray
Jiké Bee
Air Line Company
Park
Joseph St Perea
Orval Paternon
Robert Funtbavel
Ruth Nagel
William Kastorin
Keine Ray
Martin Vale Iice
Thomas Cragg
Richard Nushols
Allan Brooks
Jack Kinney
Gail Taylor, Jr
Wilbur Whitehead
Flood danger ends as river recedes after crest
Reported rains did not materialize and colder weather helped the Allegheny fall from a feared crest. Water levels remained above normal in several towns while some flooding eased, with observers noting rivers dropping from peak levels and conditions stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Nya
Piltrourgh
Raeleeke
Obiburgh
Hall Sherperd
Janet
Whoerdlina
Denials Rise In Macing Trial At Harrisburg Court
In Harrisburg in April co defendant William B Prodland denied involvement in Danphire equity court proceedings. The trial features multiple Pennsylvania figures including Lawrence and Freeland amid charges touching political activity and tenure details. Freeland, a Dem official, stated I did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Fendant Wilam
Danphire Equity Court
Lodi
Louis
Defoe
Kveitne
Minrisoorg
Freeland
Te Diluphin Eauily Democrasis
Adelline Leadoh
Tormer
George H Earle
Generous Response to Flood Relief Appeal Grows in Pennsylvania
Community support strengthens as Corry campaign partners with American Legion Post 365 and local groups to collect food and water for Susquehanna flood victims. Donations from Brown's Citerler Post 365, Morty Lodge 189 Elks, and others total several dollars, with a plan to load and transport by motor convoy to Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Enatera
Pennsylvania
Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Tea Brown
Citetler Post
Jeurtat Dala Morning
Haury Ametun Association
Mortylodge No
BOP OO Elks
Whitle
Panama Voters To Decide Issue Of Village Charter Abolition
Panama voters will decide April 15 in the village hall whether to abolish Patome village charter and merge with Harmony Town. Petition with about fifty signatures urged dissolving the village to relieve taxpayers. Officials estimate potential indebtedness and note population around 1,920 as of 1930.
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Patome
Wreeldie
Gat
Panama
Harmony
Price
Vile Inge
Janes Bernnatt
Eliestoyi
Shailix
Joe
Hue
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Britain
James Carrig
New Elks Head
Christian Front
Wew
York
Beiveriane
United States
William Gishayeh
Elaajis
Leonard Healy
R.F. van Doorn
East
Hrarken-Kealing Company
Bunbury
Susquehann
Tench Parly
Legion
Sunbury
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