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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1933
Page
7
Scores of Corry anglers fish Pennsylvania streams as the trout season opens with bright conditions and renewed activity. Local fishermen report steady bites and anticipation for the season ahead.
A long uneven notice details a controversy over armory pay cuts and a shakeup of the poor board. Ray W. McKay mails to unit commanders about a 15 percent deduction on National Gisyd activities and armory and field pay from April 1 1988. Robotic club gatherings and local meetings are mentioned alongside personnel changes and expected legislative action by Gov. Pinchot.
The Riverside Golf Club at Cambridge Springs opened for play on Friday in fine condition after two days of good weather. Pro Bill Kane returns to oversee the season as workers rolled and cut the layout.
The Vaskos family faces a crisis as doctors warn that removing the child eye may save the girl's life from a brain tumor. Mrs Vaskos opposes removal while Mr Vaskos agrees to court rulings, and the family plans to leave their home with little belongings.
Erie city and county veterans face major pension cuts under President Roosevelt's economy bill. A survey projects about 1,670 local veterans affected, with roughly 750 thousand dollars in annual reductions, and up to 2,000 potential affected as the measure takes full effect.
Joseph A. Broderick state banking superintendent announced control action on Clymer State Bank Clymer New York and The State Bank of Sherman Mayville each under restricted withdrawals since March to facilitate possible reorganization or liquidation The Sherman bank was closed pending further state department action and a deputy was named to assist with the process
A Black man in San Mateo was struck by a loose bumper hurled from a car during a collision with a telephone pole. Police describe the event as accidental with injuries not specified.
PRIM April 17 State Park and Harbor Commission will seek a $1,000,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to modernize Beie's bay front. Commission members Dr W D J Sones and J. Grant lead negotiations with Morrisburg and Washington planned next week.
Miss Betty Walker of Knox injured when a coupe driven by Donald Peterson toward Knox and a cabriolet driven by W. R. Daugherty toward Oil City collided on a hill near Van. Walker suffered shock and multiple bruises as both vehicles were badly damaged in the April 15 crash.
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