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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

2

Pinchot James clash over reception committee names

In Erie county a fight emerged between Pinchot and James factions after a published list of reception committee members for a Pinchot rally. Samuel Roberts, head of the James for Governor committee, said many listed backed James and that many on the list had not been asked to serve and would have refused. He offered to provide names of those not invited who would have declined.

Erie County Rie Samuel Roberts James Pinchot Reception Brie Pinchot Committee Whe ‘Press Roberts

Oil City notices mingle local events and classifieds

City and Vicinity column reports on local council meetings about Warren athletic field and oil rights near Russell Meld, social events at Mrs Phillips and Mrs Kelly, a new golf pro at Jamestown hospital, community quilts, church and club meetings, a candy store fire, and births and parties in Oil City area.

Will J. Wilcox Warren New Spring A. Geertson Golden Links Ais. Bess Kincaid Forum Department Woman's Club North Center Street Palline Kelly Wesleyville Hamot Hospital Wastaks Altonstrand West Pleasant Street Adele McCray Stanford Hose Co Thursey Red Corssiey Diiile Wietze Cherdron Franklin Airon Salvation Army Mayer Oil City Wika New York Benynink’s South Center Street Selota Community and Society Archie Hurbert Lloyd Malwairom Charles Street Jamestown Mannistrom Corry Mith Agel Swisisom

General strike looms for 700 workers at Philadelphia laundries

In Philadelphia a potential general strike of about 6,000 workers and 1,400 drivers looms as employers refuse wage demands. Workers at a two hour session voted to strike unless a sensible agreement is reached, signaling a possible labor showdown over pay. Police in Berkeley, California, will form a university-style fraternity, Alpha Mu, with 12 officers already enrolled after attending San Jose State College.

Philauisuehila Oaprih Philadelphia Derkeley Cal Mmng Lambdd Alpha Mpsilon San Jose State College

San Cura Ointment Praised by Druggist in Apollo

Frank T. Wray of Chicago lauds San Cura Ointment after long drug business experience in Apollo Pa. He says it handles cuts burns bruises eczema and skin irritations effectively. Sold at all drug stores for 35 cents with Medicator Sal Cura Soap recommended for cleansing the area.

Apollo Frank T. Wray Chicago

Adierika Promises Clear Skin and Relief from Constipation

Wernd Schlepp claims his pimples disappeared after using Adierika. He says his skin is smooth and healthy, and notes the product cleanses both bowels and relieves constipation that worsens complexion. Kelster's Cut Rate advertises the remedy.

Schlepp Adierika Kelster

Freight Wreck Halts Renovo Division Near Kane

An eastbound freight wrecked near Kane on April 11 injuring two crewmen. Conductor H. Gaynor and William Charter of Renovo escaped a caboose as a pusher engine ploughed through it and caught fire. One pusher engine and two cars derailed, blocking rails for eight hours. The damaged W-5 freight from Renovo to Girard involved four engines and 99 cars, with 51 loaded and 43 empty.

Ane Jsrene Safily Armani Wien East Hand H. Gaynor WH. Charter Renovo Girle Steef Jedd Engin J. Wy Gausma William Gabor Bull of Renova Forte P. J. McMacken J. Renard St. Marys

Council Debate Ends With Narrow Vote On Time Policy

On Monday night the council discussed daylight saving policy then voted three to two in favor. The measure was later deemed unlawful and the decision was left to residents. A coupon will appear in the Journal this Wednesday urging readers to vote against it and do what is right.

R. L

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