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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1937

Page

8

Solons rush action on new milk control act

Harrisburg April 9 lawmakers press for swift passage of a permanent milk control law replacing the expiring temporary measure. A Thursday session adds to the week as committees review administration and independent proposals, with focus on price setting and board composition amid ongoing debates.

Solons Morey J. Potter United Press Harrisburg Sealire Bolt House Senate House Agriculture and Committee Mambars J. Harold Arnold Fayette John A.smith Cumberland Agriculture Committee Westrick Cambria Dickinsnil Dyson Hetripe Smith Asnold Mill Control Board Agriculture Department Fom Health Amott Adie Snells Mforan

Pennsylvania Farming Yields Up Despite Soil Depletion

The article notes that modern Pennsylvanian farms produce more per acre due to better seeds methods and animal care, yet topsoil is thinning with erosion reducing long term productivity. It cites declines in farm size since 1870, increases in milk and egg production, and continued reliance on horses alongside motorized equipment.

Pennsylvania

Relief cases in state show slight drop

The report covers the week ending April 10 with 67,744 direct relief cases involving 498,189 persons in Pennsylvania, down from April 3. Net decrease of 14,? cases with 5,906 fewer people follows 6,578 cases closed and 4,135 opened. Expenditures totaled 1,186,120 dollars, down 10,059.20. Opening reasons include loss of private employment, while most closures reflect new private jobs or higher earnings.

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Musical Revue “Follies Afloat” Coming to Mercyhurst

Mercyhurst College students present Follies Afloat at Strong Vincent auditorium Bele on Priddy April 23 and 24. A large cast rehearsed for weeks delivering musical and novelty numbers for an entertaining evening. Charlotte Roberts attends Mercyhurst and helped with a local ticket sale during a weekend visit at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs George N Figherts.

Corry Mercyhurst College Strong Vincent Bele Priddy Charlotte Roberts Mercyhurst Ucket George N. Figherts Second Avenue

West Ridge Buys Into Kane Line Expansion Planned

E. W. Albertson of Kane, owner of the Kane Sheffield Warren Transit Co., sells stock to B. Bowman and FR. G. Gunderson of Girard. Bowman becomes secretary treasurer while Albertson remains president. A new bus schedule seeks Public Utility Board approval for direct Kane connections to Bradford Warren Jamestown and Brie.

Warren E. W. Albertson Kane Sheffield Bradford Jamestown Brie

Four Injured in Crash Near Oil City

Four people are injured after a Sunday morning crash just north of Oil City on Roseville Road. Thomas Masbaughlin, 49, suffered a badly lacerated lip and knee injury. Ray Stewart, 98, may have a spine injury and abrasions. he will be X-rayed today. Ethel Stewart, 90, sustained scalp contusions and facial bruising. Miles Kroh, 27, of Clarion, had lacerations and a right leg puncture wound.

QL City Oil City Roseville Row Thomas Masbaughlin Linden Wvere Ray Stewart Beech Street Ethel Stewart Beeth Street Miles Kroh Payne Street Corry Pennsylvania City of Corry City of Nevin RB Nickson

Package beer sales would be permitted

A proposed policy would allow package beer sales in the locality. The plan outlines licensing, hours, and enforcement measures to regulate sales while expanding product availability for consumers. Public feedback is expected at the upcoming meeting.

Youth injured when milk truck crashes into culvert

Richard Croscut, son of Mr and Mrs A J Croscut, was injured early Sunday when a Dodge milk truck left the highway near Hare Creek north of the city and crashed into a culvert near the Leon Van Tassa farm. He suffered a scalp wound and head and body bruises and was unconscious for hours. He remained dazed but showed improvement with no serious effects expected. The truck was badly damaged and Croscut was unable to explain the accident.

Richard Croscut A. J. Croscut Hare Creek Leon van Tassa Malyadiun Croscot

Attempt to win release challenged in Pennsylvania appeal

Elmer Sullivan seeks freedom from Western penitentiary arguing the law on escape is unconstitutional. District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham will contest the appeal before the U S Supreme Court as debate over liquor licensing and one man clubs abounds in Harrisburg.

Elmer Sullivan Erle Western Pennsylvania Mortimer E. Graham Preston Williams Siites Aupresso Court United Press Correspont Ake Harrisburg Control Board Graverlea Sullivan Senate Ith Sweet Bernard Foley Eri Ty Sen McGinn Allegheny McGinnis Greele Clhs Bona Fide

Akron Bus Trolley Strike Deepens Amid Deadlock

United Press reports Akron public transportation remained paralyzed as 210 of 300 Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees members voted to offer back the charter and books to Detroit. Strike leaders criticized the AF of L affiliate for mismanagement.

United Press AKRON Alkron A. F of T Detroit Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coah Amherican Federation of Labor Gabe and Rente-Par Agenc'on

Oil Change Urged For Spring Vehicle Care

Gulf Oil official O H Dougal urges motorists to drain winter oil, flush crankcases, and refill with proper grade oil. He notes water and gasoline dilution in cold months harm lubrication and stresses changing oil promptly to prevent wear on bearings pistons and other components.

O. H. Dougal Gulf Oil Corporation

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