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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1935

Page

8

Corry Merchants Rally Against State Sales Tax

Erie merchants and businessmen campaign to defeat a proposed 3 percent general sales tax in Harrisburg. They warn residents would pay about 70 million annually with higher costs for families earning under 2000 dollars, urging local legislators to oppose the bill and defend equitable taxation.

Corry State Senate Pennsylvania Erie Pendaylvanis Retail Merchants’ Association of Erle Merchants’ Association Chamber of Commerce Josep Zeisenheim Sint TL Senate Harrisburg

Art dealer Sartory quits art, now sells razors

Leopold Sartory, a leading Vienna art dealer, is forced to abandon his business and switch to selling razors. The move signals a sharp downturn in the local art market, with activity nearly vanish.

Vienna Leopold Sartory

Notice to Pay No Bills Except Those Contracted

A notice stating that the signer, Dell Mrallk (Mralick), will pay no bills other than those personally contracted by themselves. The filing serves as a formal assertion of limited liability and directs creditors to seek payment only from the named individual for any obligations arising from direct contracts.

Dell Mralick

Dodge and Ford Cars In Interesting Test

Considerable interest among local automobile dealers and motoriats arose from a mileage test conducted yesterday by Dodge and Ford. The two cars started from the Dodge and Ford rooms at 10 am, went east on Roosevelt highway to Youngsville then north toward Sugar Grove, each with one gallon of gas. The Dodge covered 2a.6 miles and the Ford 22.7 miles, a difference of .9 mile, with both showing exceptional performance.

Dodge Ford Roosevelt Highway Youngsville Sugar Grove

Democrats Rally in Crawford County at Oakland Beach

April 15 Titusville Crawford County Dems host Jefferson Day dinner at Oakland Beach hotel with speakers Bennett Champ Clark Joseph Guffey and Norbert Fitzgerald. Clark attacks Republicans Hardin Coolidge Hoover while praising Roosevelt era relief and taxation fairness. Governor Earle urged action as relief deadline nears.

Titusville Poosevelt United States Bennett Champ Clark Missouri Oakland Beach Hotel Jefferson Day Crawford County Democratic Committee Champ Clark Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt Joseph. Guffey Pennsylvania Norbert Fitzgerald Erie Ie State Workmen's Compensa Ts. TC. Winston Meadville Warle Franklin D. Roosevelt Geo. H. Earle Senate Harrisburg

Many Pennsylvanians Serve in U.S. Diplomatic Posts Abroad

United Press reports 4 Pennsylvanians hold ambassadorial and ministerial roles in Europe and elsewhere, with 43 serving as consuls general and assorted diplomats in capitals from London to Budapest. Names include Bullitt, Messersmith, Sac, Thaw Jr., Heintaleman, Frazer, Myers, Moorehead, Stewart, Pierrot, Page, Abbott, Reath, Chapin, Park, Brown, Woodward, Heller, Orr, Sloan, Kykendall, Busser, Meilly, Lawton, Kelley, Ferris, Bower, Wilson, Betts, Copler, Hickok, Gertity, Warner, Walsh, Walker, Vaughen, Reams, Lineaweaver, Dutko, McGinnis, Clattenburg, Ostertag, and Marie Barassi heads home after Erie trip.

United Press Harrisburg United States Europe Lagos Nigeria Africa Ceiba Honduras Central America Keystone Department of Stele William C. Bullitt Philadelphia Union of Soviet Socialist Republics George Budapest Selden Chapin Erie Port Au Prince Haiti James L. Park Grenoble Berlin James E. Brown, Jr Sewickley Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Pennsylvania G. Carleton Woodward Uniontown Prince Rupert B. C John B. Heller Chambersburg San Jose Costa Rica George Orr Caracas Edward Nathan Philadethia Monterrey Mexico Alexander K. Sloan Greensburg Mexico City Porter Kykendall Towanda Kaunas Lithuania Ralph C. Busser York Leipzig Jol J. Meilly Hamburg Howard P. Lawton State College Geneva John H. Kelley Curwensville Montreal Benjamin M. Halsey Lewis

Motor Fund Transfer Threatens Road Program Budget

Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke warns further motor license fund transfers will halt essential road maintenance. He cites fund balance slip from 25 million to 4.5 million and notes 8 million need beyond expected revenue plus 2.2 million transfer to general fund. He warns layoffs and reduced highway staff if borrowing continues.

Warren van Dyke Department of Revenue van Dyke Motit General Fund

Heavy traffic over weekend on regional highways

Traffic across this district ran heavy over the weekend as sun and warmer temperatures encouraged first spring trips. Breaks from winter repairs were minor and roads mostly in good condition. A Pennsylvania listed product truck rolled off the Winterford Arie road eight miles north of Waterford, injuring unknown. wheels torn off and merchandise scattered, details unclear.

Waterford Pennsylvania Winterford-Arie Erle Disnate

Revival Services Close at U B Church

The final meeting of the revival series at the Church of the United Brethren in Christ featured Rev. Ivan G. Hamsberger of North Clymer, N Y, with sermons on the Second Coming and Signs of Hig coming. His well studied messages inspired many, with appreciations voiced for the pastor and the guest speaker. Roy D. Harris of Buffalo, N Y, offered valuable service earlier in the week, as lively choruses and singing marked the sessions.

Church of the United Brethren Jourist Ivan G. Hamsberger Nérti Clymer N. Y Hunsberger Roy D. Harris Buffa’y Tme

Bossy Spurned by Wind on North Carolina Farm

A strong gust tore a treale winal stilking a farm near Clinton into a barnyard scene, freeing a cow that was chained to her stall. The animal stood unharmed after the chain broke, shockingly intact in the same stall.

Clinton N. C Gere

Left side aids sleep despite gas pressuring heart ad

An old ad promotes sleeping on the left side to avoid heart pressure from gas. It claims one dose of Adheriita removes poisons and relieves gas, letting the user sleep soundly through the night. Marketed by Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store with ad code adgi-20.

Keister

Erie seeks $400000 state aid for harbor repairs

Erie fishing industry leaders, through the Chamber of Commerce port and harbor committee, vote to request 400000 from the state to dredge and improve the east and west basins at State street. The move aims to prevent further losses to the local fishery and sustain about 600 workers and related businesses. Erie Assembly members Barber Kinney McCreary and Van Allsburg have pledged support.

Bron Erie Chamber of Commerce Port and Harbor Commission State Street Port and Hays Bar Committee Anc Lake Front Erie County Thomas W. Barber William Kinney Ralph McCreary J. R. van Allsburg

Relief rolls rise to 1.71 million in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports April 6 relief data showing 1,711,548 people on state emergency aid, about 17 percent of residents. Total payments reached 3,717,928.14 with direct grants averaging 7.38 and work relief at 18.72. New entrants numbered 3,226 across 1,029 cases. payrolls and earnings rose in some categories while others declined.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania SBRB Robert L. Johnson Svork

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Ass'n of Erie Dodge Trucks America C. Christensen Motors N. Center St Keystone Ae & 15 16Th St Crawford CO U. S Joseph Guffey Earle Conneaut Lake PENN U.S World Marie Barassi City Model Dairy CO Corry, Penna U. B. Church Member Federal Reserve System Crystal Ice CO
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