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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1942

Page

3

Schools to close for fourth registration

Ongoing registration for the Cory public schools may curtail class schedules as the board voted to use one registration site at the Lenox school. Between ages five and sixty five, residents may register on April 27. The board plans to potentially shift afternoon sessions to accommodate rationing in early May and will publish the timetable later. Dr Burns, a devital specialist, will visit the public schools June 6 demonstrating dental work. Superintendent Dewey reported budget, course, and facility updates, including a library redecorating bid of 600 for the Cor ry Public Library and progress on school projects and maintenance. The district aims to finalize improvements in the coming budget.

Leniox Ula S. Dewey Mary Berle County Dental Society Dr & Rns Burns Hous Dewey Adeation Kurte Bing Clenrfeld Afielel Congset Stibervi— Nl Bi Department Cory Public Schools Edwin ‘Lewis Orave Library Corry Melvin Famibausty Ossling Clarence Shoop Tie Chairaman Shoop Jonson Washington

Radio schedule features stars and programs across networks

A packed listing shows Tunkie tonight with American Day Programs from Vine and appearances by Nelson Rockefeller Ernesto Barros Jarpa and Elie Houster. NBC and CBS air symphony concerts serials and quizzes while Bob Hope Red Skelton and Duffy's Tavern appear.

Vine Wallace Amara Peluto Fran Rio MBS Nelson A. Rockefeller Chicaga Ernesto Barros-Jarpa Chile U.S. Marine Band Elie Houster Brivilias Johnny Presents Foner Hedi Pinner McGee Bob Hope Atn Hayworth Red Skelton CBS Helen Menken Bob Burns the Nation Mileton Berley NBC Symphony Leopold Stokcowski Chas Spivak Band NBC Tom J. Davis U.S. Navy BLU Arthur Tracy Mutual Goes Calling Johmson

Jamestown Inductees Lead Largest Local Draft Parade

Jamestown April 14 led by the Jamestown High School band a large group of inductees from Local Draft Board 652 marched in a bus parade from Penton Mansion through the business district. Hundreds of relatives and friends filled Brooklyn Square as the men boarded buses for potential Army service. Some may be deferred after medical exams.

Jamestown Jamiestown United States Army Penton Mansion Arthur R. Goranson Fenton Mansion Brooklyn Square

Advance plans for rationing registration Erie

April 14 Erie city and county war effort moves ahead with registration preparation. Three clerks report to assemble and package nearly 200000 items including registrations books and instruction sheets for distribution to schools. Registration days are May 4 5 6 and 7 with hours likely 4 to 9 pm.

Erie Dames &, Shields Defence Council

Six Hurt When Car Overturns Near Brockway

Six persons injured when a car four miles southwest of Brockway ran off a secondary road, crashed through a fence and rolled four times. Gloria Anderson, 17, of Westville, suffered potential serious head injuries and remained unconscious. Others from Westville, Brockway, Crenshaw listed with burns and contusions. five remained under hospital care. Partial report notes Albert Cerafini among injured.

Hrogkway Here Gloria Anderson Westville Vera Mar Emanuelson Beverly Vincenzo Brockway Everett Nale Albert Cerafini Crenshaw Robert Renwick Cera

State Commission to Launch Three Probes

The joint state government commission will start four new investigations ordered by the general assembly. The work will be done by regular staff and existing committees. Probes include vital statistics procedures for birth certificates, bribery accusations against state licensing board employees, strengthening explosives laws after a recent dynamite blast, and evaluating records retention to reduce space needs.

Associated Press Harrisburg General Assembly Paul Moomaw Mosb Bureau of Vital Statistics George L. Baugher Adams County Dempcra Lahign Easton Alin pyHem Moomawali

Joy ride arrests after car theft in city limits

Lester Hepler 19 and Mac McElhone drove the Porth V-8 owned by Allen Phelps of Wattsburg after taking it Monday morning and touring Columbbus, Clymer, and nearby areas. Hepler pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle without the owner's consent and is held on $300 bail. McElhone is expected to be released.

Lester Hepler Hepler Allen Phelps Wattsburg Ajax Tron Works Allen Street Mac Joseph McEl Bone West Bond Street Columb Bus Clymer John D. Pangan Glen Dickson Mell Guily Ent County Constah McAlhone Kely Phelps Barnaken Iepart Warnes

Hard coal production ordered increases in wartime plan

In Harrisburg on April 14 the Pennsylvania anthracite industry ordered a five day work week and raised output to 1,197,860 tons for the period, up from 58,288 tons in four days last week as part of an emergency drive to meet domestic needs. A separate report notes a car went out of control, traveling 190 yards before stopping, with the driver injured and unavailable for interview.

Nentes Harrisburg Pennsylvania Oaetton Anthracite Emergency Committee Ini

Salamanca Teachers to Receive Cost of Living Bonus

The Salamanca school board approved a one hundred dollar cost of living bonus for teachers not yet receiving salary increases. Payments begin in September for those lacking prior raises, and January for those already boosted last September, funded by a budget decision at the April meeting. The budget will be replaced by a new one on January 1.

Salamanca Aptima

State Head of Episcopalians Will Resign

In Philadelphia April 14 the Rt Rev Francis M Taitt 80 head of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania plans to resign the bishopric A bishop coadjutor was asked to be elected by the diocese convention May 12 to succeed him If elected and consecrated he would retire after a year of administration and allow Taitt to attend the general convention in October 1983 Taitt has served since 1931 after succeeding Bishop Thomas J Garland

Associated Press Philadelphia Francis M. Taitt Pennsylvania Talith Malte Tuith Old St. Paul's Church Chester Thomas J. Garland

Thompson Tops Ballot On Erie Primary Slate

Erie April 13 drawing on the voting machine set the order for state committee positions to be chosen May 19 in Harvisbors. Democratic ticket lists Kenneth W. Thompson Nellie Vierra Walter Tofel and Alton Gross as top picks. Republican side names Bertha McClure Carl Kuppler and Dors Burns with Thompson noted as leading. A committeeman and woman will be elected by each party on primary day May 1.

Lawrence ¢ Taylor

Deadline ends for possession of pinball machines in Corry

Chief John D. Flanigan announced today that today is the last day for possession and operation of pinball machines in Corry. Prosecutions will begin tomorrow if machines are found. The action follows an opinion by Deputy District Attorney Burton R. Laub deeming the devices illegal and confirming the law forbids their operation.

Corry John D. Flanigan Journal Disbvice Burton R. Laub

Red Cross First Aid Films Tonight at Junior High

Red Cross first aid films to be shown this evening at the Junior High School as part of air raid warden class sessions. Harold G. Wodle, teacher, invites wardens and regular attendees to witness the Red Cross demonstrations and participate in the planned instruction.

Harold G. Wodle Orlay Use Red Cross

Probe death of woman in Bradford crash

In Bradford April 1 an inquest is planned into the death of Miss Nixon of Smethport who died from injuries after a car collision near Farmers Valley. Frederick S Kilburn of Upper Darby owned the car and Ralph Pisher of Smethport was a passenger. Funeral services will be held in Glawow.

Bradford Nixon Corons Clark Pennsylva Vania Motor Police Sted Willel Frederick S. Kilburn Upper Darby Ralph Pisher Smethport Miss Nixon Bradord Grhvem Tie Weedens

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