Mundy accuses Guffey of betraying party in senate
A muddled report outlines Sen Mundy alleging Sen Guffey betrayed party ties. Separate notes describe a store interior update on Center street, a drunkenness arrest, Salvation Army board meeting, a Corry hospital stroke case, a late Saturday fire alarm, the Corry Camera Club meeting, a spring grass forecast, and Pennsylvania revenue actions revoking 536 drivers licenses in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ‘Shields
Concord Street
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Mundy accuses Gailey foe of 1938 party split
State Senator Leo C Mundy of Luzerne County accuses Senator Joseph F Gailey of wrecking the party in 1938. Mundy says Gailey broke pledges and opposed Roosevelt aligned policies, while backing Jones as a party builder. He cites past loyalties, Roosevelt era reforms, and Guffey's role in party damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo C. Mundy
Cuxernt County
Walser A. Jones
Oppeten
Joseph F. Gailey
Marty Wrecker
Hve
Gaffey
Jones
Gutter
Roosevelt
Newton Beker
Printing and Supplies Classified Ads in Corry Journal
A mixed snippet from a 1940 Corry Pennsylvania newspaper page shows classified ads for printing and engraving services, farm implements, seeds and garden supplies, clothing, and notes on an Answers Today quiz. It includes an item about sealed proposals for a city sewer project and a brief advertising blurb for kidney health tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly O F Corry
Pennsylvantia
Tink & P.m
City of
Conry
Sverssary
W-Wits
Wein
Wile
Lin
Go Wein
Gel
Euelid
Aibldider
Nevin R. Dickson
Lly
Rebuilding Route 5 Route West of Erie Planned
Erie county commissioners announced work on relocating 2.75 miles of Route 5 west of Erie and extending 278 miles of Route 6 eastward from Route 5. The project is by Mellers-Weltiner Co. of Medina at a contract figure of 119,716 dollars and aims to cut dangerous curves, reduce timber loss, and minimize damage claims while county engineers oversee site progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
North Girard
Bine Mellers-Weltiner Go
Medina
William Supplee
Supplee
Corry Radio Hosts Highlight Harvey Family On W A D A
Corry residents heard Rev and Mrs Max Harvey on roadvast via radio station W A D A from 40 unbis piclock on the Rev Herrstrom program. George Mudderick won a $5 merchandise prize from merchants on the Avenue. Frans Furniture Store and Spiesmans Shoe Store sponsored the prizes. A Miller farm landslide delayed morning traffic near Pitts Divingit for about two hours, caused by an agent Willis loosening air and sending debris onto racks. The Pennsylvania Department of Military Affairs ordered outdoor drill frames for Erie National Guard protection, with Erie Brewings Company supplying the poverty for $1200, state covering costs. Employment in 1936 Pennsylvania fell slightly from January levels. weekly swagrolls rose slightly, with disbursements higher than predicted. Train wrecks delayed northbound Meet Sele service near Generalville. locomotives sent to Canterville, wrecker engaged. An incident near Carry Wetrr Sealy Company noted no serious injuries.
Ross Quits at Edinboro as Speculation Grows on Successor
Dr. Ross resigns from Edinboro State Teachers College effective August, amid board dissension. Governor Artie James will name the successor after consultation with Francis Haas, Pennsylvania public instruction chief, and discussions follow on replacing the long‑time president who has not revealed future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaulinucu
Ross
Edinboro
Gifford. Pinchot
Artie James
Francis B. Haas
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Pennsylvania
Themid Gerlem
Eiinboro State Teachers College
Ite
Corry Man Files Divorce Suit in Erie Court
George W. Madsen of Conry sues for divorce from Rose Madsen of Westbrook Conn whom he wed on December 15 1937 and alleges desertion the suit was filed in Erie County Court of Common Pleas. Rudolph the White Siberian rabbit serves as a battalion mascot in Sydney Australia amid a vaccination program and novelty hoax news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
April
George W. Madsen
Conry
Rose Madsen
Westbrook
Conn
Eve County
Rabbit
Sydney
Austalisa
Rudolph
Markets Stock Pletsburgh Produce Pittsburgh April
Wholesale produce market reports moderate demand with prices listed for apples onions cabbage lettuce potatoes and citrus. Notable prices include Maryland romaine beauties at 125 to 13, Florida and Idaho russets around 1.50 to 1.49, and No 1 onions at 50 to 18 per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletsburgh
Pittsburgh
Maryland
West Va
Cabbage Simey
Sacks
Texas
Lettie Slealy
Teebergs
Sdeks
Madre Gr
Pena
Ifaho
Batihidina
Erates
Fragmentary sports note with unclear names and events
The readable parts hint at a sports or game recap with several garbled names and locations. The fragment mentions a player group and a last score or turnover but lacks coherent details to identify teams, dates, or outcomes.
Unclear OCR Text Clues in Military News
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions sailors, a golf link with monetary figures, and a water scene near Plains and Navy Demaret. The readable items include scattered names and places, but no coherent event or outcome to report with certainty.
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Mundy
Guffey
Sieery
den Jones
Genter Street
Embel Zhemant
Ainge
Salvation Army ‘Board 14
Alythal Cb Wdock Unis
Third Ward
Wayne
Congress Streets
Corry Camera Club
G. A. Recreation Center
Birst Avenue
David L. Lawrence
Iatrance
Oil City
Pas
Democratic
Penn
Sylvania
Washington
George H. Earle
Mor
Nde
Earle
Welfare Committee
Senate
David L Lawrence
Tuskegee Institute
Salemniy
Josn Guffey
United States
Pentvinia
Arthur James
Tabor
Jans
Pennsylvania Senate
Railroad Brotherhoods
Walter Jones
John Lewis
Senator Neely
West Virginia
Lewis
Gulley
Neely
Jersey Creamiine Ailik
Elmview Jersey Farm
Phone Erie
AKAM
Center Bt. C
Alam
Warren
Journal Office
Dony
Dial
Starr
Wayne Township
Boar
Arthur Morris
Es Baja Wiggers
Aesma
G. Mc
W. H. Merrick
Studebaker
Penna
Clymer
Wiso
Steen
Theauer Agency
Tony Jackson
Stella Shoppe
Rowest
Nichols
Essex Street
Cory Evening Journal
Dejzan & Whiteley Auberi
Wayne St
E. Fy Broceman
Westen Auto Associate
Otho Whipple
West Salem
Ohio
Thompson's
Thompson
N. C
G. E. Parsons
APEX
Susquehanna Hatchery
Kenneth B. Haight
R. D
Cony
W. Z. Grant C O
Leghorns
N. H
White Rocks
Sparta Road
Moor
Twenee
Bachus
South Vealer Stubst
Gorry Dinor
South Center St
Eicheneie
Mrs. Group
North Second Ave
Oscar Fralick
Cory
Star Business
Inquire
Tan
Pittsfield
J. —. Drake
B.D. Ll Cory
Siroont House
South St. ‘Corry
Center St
Osear Fralick
B.D
MTZ
Ward's
Autmcom
Cauiament
j_ Hitchen simk
Stove
Baby Carriage Land
Cri
Wayne Si
Ata
Spencer's Cash Mills
Kings of Inand
Sherwin-Williams
Berlinen
East Pleasant Street
Winnie Damon
Allis-Chamners
St.r
Spencer's Sweeteas
Ise
Knochton’s
Itt Fond Cars
Gmicke
John Deere
Guy M Pish
Spartansburg
Condon's
Bull
Doane's
Howe
GLASS
Lanston's
St Urge
Aidt
Bipil Oomea
Brennery
Dalynia
Fiep Pues
Warenany
Barton M
B. Chiengo
Wisnictory
Main Street
UW. Nichols
Columbus
I Joom
Iain
Lous
Wisthrop
Besix
Edgar G. Miller
Winthrop
Wilithrop
Dc All Druggista
Mellert - Weidner Company
Girard
Corryites
Max Harvey
Roadvast
W. A.D
Atron
Herrstrom
George Mudderick
Merchants on-the-Avenue
Frans Furniture
Spiesman
Miller Farm
Pitts
Pennsylvania Department of Miliary Affairs
East Fifth Street
Bole
Pennsylvania National Guard
Erie Brewins Company
Platts
Genlarinle
Canterville
Weer
Uo Sasson
Wis Dirsetion
Waite A. Jogm
Thn
Bere
Will H Jones
Dames
Patan Yi Bessey
Toros
Canvfuran
Doves
Milledetahlan
Uniontown
Paul Anderson
Avilereon
Hlattirone
Hille
Sunny
Sone Kinig
Weller
New York
Aimericen Cau
American T &T
Anaconda
Bi Atlantic Refining
Rubin Auto
Bethlehem Steel - Baty Fofidiy Aviation Boeiog
Tike O
Ourysine
Columbia Gas
Consolidated
Consolidated To Contingnia
Cap ‘Qurtiss-Wright General Electie
General Motors
International Winkel
Gay Renneéot Montgommy Ward
Nablons Biscuit Yational Dairy
Gentred
Northern Pacffc
Paramount Penna
Penney
Ftatiity Packard Acon Vantin - Stangaed
Bomer Mel Fo Ey
Attedian Lezion
Gheraleye
Nomhy
Tod
Thornes
Tayo
Jim
Ianny den Is
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