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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1939
Page
1
Remodeling of the Graves building on West Main Street progresses for the Italian-American Association to move in by May 1. Arlo Williams serves as general contractor as basement is finished and rooms for kitchen dining and social activity take shape.
Rev L Petrie of the United Ave Church will speak before the Corry Men's Bible Class as they host their annual Faster Sunday gathering. Wives attend as guests with special music marking the Resurrection anniversary. Officers invite all local men to attend and reflect.
Arthur Scheppner was installed as exalted ruler of the Corry Elks, succeeding Richard Smith, at a well attended meeting. Other officers named include James Carrig Jr, Horton J Davis, H W Powers, 3 Moran, Frank L Keete, and Charles P Irenting. The Rev Graves was named chaplain, Lois Sears organist, Larry Baker esquire, and Gay Abbey innervator. A four piece band entertained as dinners were served to about 150 attendees.
Law officers searched today for gun tot ing street Dickson 18 year old widow of Benny Dickson Kansas desperado who was killed at night when eye witness said he was put on the spot by a woman in black Lilkaon 27 carrying two guns as usual and a hunting knife was shot to death by four federal agents while sitting by a woman dressed in black in a hamburger stand Batelle is described as tough as El enny Was Gerald Norvis chief of the St Louis bureau said.
Pennsylvania seeks a 500000 works program project to expand current fish hatching facilities and add equipment including hatcheries at Bellefonte Reynoldsville Huntsdale Tionesta and Torresdale with state funds from fishing licenses and potential 95000 in materials plus federal matching to boost fish propagation and jobs under Gov. Arthur H. L. James staff.
Mrs. Amy M. Dingman of Meadville plans a damage suit against Walter H. Stanton driver of the auto that killed her husband six weeks ago. The accident occurred near Saegertown when the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into a bridge. Coroner Luther Kite will hold an inquest in Meadville later today.
Harrisburg reports advanced operator endorsed bill to stabilize the anthracite industry with state control of production prices and marketing through a commission advised by an industry panel. Other measures seek to preserve oil and gas resources, create a three member oil commission, and modernize labor laws amid budget strains.
Citizens filed numerous complaints in the past week against panhandlers who bed down in the city jail at night then approach passersby for money. Police urged to act as street panhandling has grown more visible in the last two weeks than in months.
Miss Irena Mullen, tax collector, reports the 1939 county tax cards are being mailed. Some cards have already gone out and more are expected soon as preparations continue at her office.
School leaders push budget planning with the property and instruction committees reviewing repairs, improvements, and requests for next year. A tentative budget is expected by May 1 after board reviews and a 20 day inspection period, with final approval framed for the upcoming session. Superintendent Dewey notes progress but cautions no firm figures yet.
Former state highway secretary Roy E. Brownmiller and 78 others face indictments after a Luzerne County grand jury found payroll padding and related charges. The panel presented findings to Judge Michael MacDonald, who granted a nine day recess before reassembling to consider true bills and potential for more indictments.
Washington April 7 An Italy's delve into Albania raised new questions of aggression. Sen William F Borah R Ida took the lead today in a move toward a compromise neutrality law that would bar sale of American arms to all belligerents. Borah, however, would permit warring countries to buy all other American commodities on an aid-and-carry basis.
Relief workers and clients show interest as Rep. John E. Vic Aulsburg unveils a bill to bring 6 million dollars in federal funds over two years. The measure, backed by Secretary Howe rd L Russell, would amend aid for disabled and dependent children and tighten relief controls while extending county relief oversight.
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI reacts to the Italian occupation of Albania during solemn Friday rites. Church officials say he will address the world by radio on Easter Sunday.
A report on property improvements and town beautification was presented at a Civic Employees Association meeting in Pittshuret. Secretary Thomas Roelofs recapped recreational activities while W P Longpard outlined housing survey results. Carl Taylor led a survey listing dilapidated properties and areas needing cleaning, painting, and other upgrades.
A Taylor University Quartet from Un larr Inn is heard by a large crowd at the Methodist church during a five to six day engagement. The group collaborates with preacher Rev Perry F Haines on topics including Christ's Last Day On Earth. Saturday evening features solos duets and brief talks by quartet members.
The annual congregational meeting of the church elected Fico Goenim inn narry and Smith as chieves. N i Dickson and Sam Boolt re elected elders. Trustees for three year terms were CH Holden J W Ricker and cM awards for tum years. Reports on church finances and budget approval dominated the session. The Lakes Aid Society retired officers hosted a dinner with floral centerpieces.
In Tarentum Pennsylvania April 7 United Press reports cries of an infant found in a thicket led to discovery of a newborn baby’s body. Allegheny County detectives arrested Minnie Kulick 46 and two daughters Nellie 16 and Bophle 19 on suspicion of involvement in the infant’s death.
Italian and German leaders mobilize against Albania as Mussolini and Hitler align to challenge King Zog's sovereignty. Albanian defenses, including naval and land forces, resist occupants along the Adriatic coast amid broader European tensions and looming protectorate pressure.
Belgrade April 7 Italy assures Jugoslav government that military measures against Albania are provisional and that Yugoslav interests will be respected. Normal relations with Albania to be restored after satisfaction and security concerns are addressed. Also notes Italy seeks best interests of Albania and Italy. Miss Delores O'Harm of Colvey Pa. visiting for a holiday.
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