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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
9
Moe County Public Schools Bulletin outlines April 26 27 test dates for eight months term students from grades one to eight in Erie County. Nine months term tests follow on May 24 25 with upper grades tested first and lower grades second. results mailed by May 1 and May 30 respectively.
In Seattle Superior Court Judge Chester A. Batoteler grants a divorce to L. L. Wessel after asserting his wife did not allow him to bring friends home for a card game, or permit drinking or smoking in the house. The case centers on a man's claim he was denied the right to smoke at home.
The relief rolls will be reduced during May and June due to a $50 million cut in emergency relief appropriations. About 60,000 people nationwide are expected to lose federal relief during this period, as the plan remains tentative and aligns with President Roosevelt’s warnings that 100,000 more would be cut by June. The cuts follow a reallocation and Federal WPA enrollment targets drop to about 400,000 by year end.
United Press notes Penn State will build a system of multiple observatories at the edge of campus. Dr Henry L Yeagley announces completion of a 4 inch telescope, made by students at a cost of 850 dollars. The plan aims to house eight 10 inch instruments across several small observatories for broader student access.
Jeannette Pennsylvania has a community owned fund over 25 thousand dollars sitting in a local bank since World War I era. Trustees oversee the War Service Union Fund and seek ideas from residents on best uses for general public charitable purposes. The fund has earned interest while remaining largely unspent as debates on suitable projects continue.
Harrisburg reports a statewide survey of high school facilities enrollment and program elements to gauge effectiveness under new standards. Officials list campuses visited and planned April to May review dates with administrators and teachers attending the evening sessions to compare observed conditions to established criteria.
Modesto Georgia area report notes a man known as Meanest Man allegedly threw acid into a fish pond owned by Tyere Fisher who raises minnows for bait. The attack killed the entire stock, injuring Fisher’s livelihood and prompting a police report and complaint.
Local notice advertises a Big U B missionary gathering in Pittsburgh on May 24 at 7.30 PM. Event details list speakers and program in Hall, with prompts about future opportunities and community outreach.
Edward J. Noble, new executive assistant to Commerce Secretary Hopking, argues recovery hinges on higher business volume. He asserts increased volume could lower tax rates without cutting government revenue and stresses government-business cooperation to reach that goal.
The Farallones are six rocky islands off California coast about 28 miles from the Golden Gate entrance. A large population of rabbits thrives there as part of the island ecosystem. The islands were designated as a federal bird reserve by Tin.
Representatives from about a hundred delegates gather for a three day convention at St Pauls Lutheran church to mark the 60th anniversary of the Missionary Association of the United Brethren. Notables include Mrs J Hal Smith Dayton and Edgae Knipy with sessions planned across multiple meetings.
Officials report improvements in fruit and vegetable grading at Harrisburg facilities in April. The state department notes higher quality lots and increased packer efficiency, projecting stronger markets for Pennsylvania produce nationwide despite lingering reporting troubles and evolving standards.
A puzzling headline from a local page reports a three year old boy shaving his father, Clavaland, in an unusual domestic moment. The fragment suggests a playful event but lacks clear dates or location. Further readable details are minimal.
Reports from northern Saskatchewan indicate a drop in moose numbers as winter conditions tighten. Officials warn the population may face ongoing challenges from habitat pressures and climate influences in the region around Regina and broader Saskatchewan.
Fragmentary reading shows parrots attacking a raider named Moales near a waterway. The garbled text references a disturbance, possible injuries, and an incident taking place within a mile of a bun area, with unclear timing and details.
N and W Wilfred Hay report a survey for the General's department showing a projected population rise for Sydney by 146. The survey, completed after three years, notes trends tied to the city’s growth and local conditions as Hilvre anticipates changes in the near term.
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