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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1943

Page

3

YMCA canvass plans move forward in city build up

Final plans are being made for a YMCA canvass as local leaders prepare a campaign drive. With WPA funds cut, women's and youth programs shift to gym classes Saturdays at 10 and a new girls program at recreation rooms on 1st Avenue. Secretary Shotzburger leads with aid from the Women's Auxiliary and YMCA staff. last Saturday attendance reached 110 across mixed gym activities.

WPA 1St Avenue Shotzbarger Shotzbarger Is Being Assisted By the Women's Auxiliary Shotebarger Tyan Bennink J. D. Watson Algos

Erie locomotive kills youth at Greenville

At Greenville Pennsylvania on Main street crossing a northbound Erie freight train struck an automobile killing 17 year old driver Killee Vern Stroesser. He would have graduated next month from St Michael's High School where he was a standout football and basketball player and president of the student council.

Ee Assosiaten Frese Greenville Erie Killee Vern Stroesser P Sisasser St. Michael's High School

Filibuster Delays Legislature In Reapportionment Battle

The Senate chamber shows empty seats as Republicans desert the floor amid a sustained filibuster over reapportionment. Lieutenant Governor Bell and many Republicans leave the rostrum, while Jaspan explains his vote later ruled out of order. The administration tax program seeks 154.8 million in two years, with minor changes from House approval. Governor Martin questions eliminating the emergency gasoline levy, cited as needed for next biennium funding. House and Senate appropriations cut education funding while Democrats push slower reading to stall bills. Martin predicts a late adjournment, saying no compromise has been offered and outlining key issues remaining include fiscal policy, teacher pay, reapportionment, parole board changes, and civil service suspensions.

Senate Jaspan John C. Bell Chas. H. Ealy Ealy House Martin Senate Democrats House Democrats Assembly

$250 000 Road Repair Program in Erie Co

Erie county officials announce a $250 000 road maintenance program after a letter from State Secretary of Highways John A. Shrayer confirmed that maintenance and resurfacing projects are not affected by a national construction halt. The highway department plans to begin once weather allows, addressing winter damage across the county.

Erie CO Erie Erie County William Supple John A. Shrayer Shrover Highway Department

McKean County Quotas Listed for Bond Drive

Kane Bank and Trust ready for Second War Loan quota of 869 080 with 145 991 25 sold by Saturday noon. Mt Jewett National Bank quota 1 000 000 along with Bradford National 2 572 000 Citizens National Bank of Bradford Producers National Bank of Bradford 882 000 First National Bank of Eldred 249 00 First National Bank of Port Allegany 373 000 Grange National Bank Smethport 195 000 Hamlin Bank and Trust Smethport 649 000 county total 6 796 000 based on 16 percent of resources.

Kane Bank and Trust Kane Bank and Trust Company Mt. Jewett National Bank

County Heads Watch New Assessor Bill

Erie county officials discuss a proposed state measure to empower a chief assessor with authority to set rules and aid uniform county assessments. Helen Schluray notes current lack of power to advise commissioners and uneven assessments hinder school aid from state appropriations.

Bil Erie States Senate Helen Schlurai Schlut

Erie Man Drowns After Falling From Buffalo Steamer

Stanley L. Sierota, 31, a watchman aboard the Ball Bros. Co. steamer, fell into the Blackwell Canal near Buffalo at 8 10 p m Sunday and drowned. Coast guardsmen recovered the body. medical examiner ruled accidental drowning. Surviving: parents Frank and Prank Sierota of 112 East 13th Street. brothers Joseph and Walter. sisters Rose Klemm and Mary Konko Pimera. Funeral services with Hrezmeki Funeral Home will be Wednesday at 9 am. burial Trinity Cemetery.

Stanley L. Sierota Eric Sailor Blackwell Canal Stanley Sierota Tly Hast 13Th Street Ball Bros. Company Buffsle William Stewart Prank Slerota East 13Th Street Erle Pollce Slerote Ball Bros Upson-Welton Co Pillsbury Grain

Prisoner to serve 3 to 6 years for gun charge

Albert J. Schaefer, formerly of 441 East Lotn Street, who has served terms in state penal institutions, is to be returned to Western Penitentiary this week to begin a three to six year sentence imposed by Judge Miles B. Kitts. He pleaded guilty to burglary, larceny, and pointing firearms. sentence on four counts was imposed, with deferred sentencing on burglary and firearms counts contingent on cooperation with police and repayment of stolen items. Schaefer was arrested March 13 after pulling a revolver on officer Pischer at 10th and Peach streets. the weapon was reportedly not loaded.

Eis Albert J. Sehne Her East Lotn Street Western Penitentiary Dudge Miles B. Kitts Schaefer Kitts F. R. McMann West Fth Street Carl Meeher 10Th and Peach Steels Pischer

Roosevelts Second Tour Hints at High Morale

President Roosevelt spoke on his second tour noting troops in good physical shape with very high morale. He praised military camp training programs and said Washington lags in war spirit, while southern crowds along toll routes cheered as soldiers were on guard at intervals.

Eamataed Page One Ber Washington

Radio schedule reveals wartime programming lineup in New York

April 20 radio listings show a broad network reshuffle led by President Hoover? Actually Roosevelt era. More than 52 stations expected to join a combined broadcast tonight. NBC and CBS prime time lineups include Your Show, Ginny Simms, Bob Hope, Burns and Allen, Suspense drama, and Festival of War news. The item also notes a late item on Farm and Home and a discussion about gangs building early railroads in the West.

New York Honievelt NBC Ginny Simms B.C Pibbee McGee Bob Hope Che Dama Jolson Woolley Burns Allen BLU Daily Lea Durocher Mel Ort Navy Herbert Morrison Landout Wendell Willkie

Youths Held For Theft Of Autos In Jamestown

Two youths from Jamestown, Norman Larson, 17, and Norman Anderson, 205 Woodcrest Ave, were arrested after allegedly stealing three car tags and abandoning a car at a gas station on Big Tree. Detected by Detectives Drake and Foyle, they appeared before Judge Allen E. Bargar in city court and are held in jail on $1,000 bail each while examinations are deferred.

Jamestown Norman Charles Anderson Woodcrest Avenue Lakewood Bershard Whalen Bowen Street Big Tree

Warren County War Bond Quota Reaches Half Complete

Warren County has raised about 1.93 million dollars toward the April drive, with a total quota of 4.029 million. Barrett, business manager of the Warren county war finance committee, notes the figure reflects issue price of bonds sold through April 7, not maturity value, and does not include pledged bonds not yet shown.

Waray Apri Oo Susau Avni Watten Tus Warren County Sam Barrett Warren County War Finance Committee

Wild chase ends with suspects fleeing after stop

Police report describes a car pursuit in which two suspects fled on foot after a stop by a uniformed officer. Details on identities, ages, and precise locations are unclear in the fragment, but the incident involved the patrol near a gun station and subsequent pursuit.

Anges

Kosmoski Passes Away After Illness in City Home

Kosmoski dies shortly before 10 at his daughter Mrs Sullivan’s home on West Ghitreh street after a lengthy illness. Born in Poland, he had lived on West Columbus Avenue for twenty years. Survived by four daughters Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Langher, Miss Kosmoekl of Erie, and Miss Irene Kosmoekl of Detroit, a grandson Joyce Empek, and a son Miles Irene. Funeral Friday at 10:30 with Rev Heidt at St Rhzeberh cemetery.

Doveph Kosmosk Cory J. A. Sullivan West Ghitreh Poland Firs Farm West Columbus Avenue Sullivan J. Lb, Sullliven Helen Lang- Her Dean Kosmoekl Erie Miles Irene Kosmoekl Detroit Joyce Oempek Sulliva Larl Heidt St. Rhixeberh’s Cemetery

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