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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1943
Page
3
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A mixed Erie County brief notes marital filings including Morence Sandtrom with Arlo A and Ralph Davis with Cobry, a divorce case against Mary Davis, and no new leads in a malicious mischief investigation at Atlantic Refining. A Corry crash injures a man at home. curfew rules expand in Niagara Falls. relief payments dip. Harold Brown recovers from an auto crash. civil service suspension moves forward. state officials urge observance of Child Heslin Day to protect young workers health. Corry Hospital reports improvement for Joseph Spiesman, a shoe dealer, after pneumonia threat.
Harrisburg April 28 House leaders revolted against a Senate cut of 9,000,000 from a 326,776,000 teacher pay boost. Governor Martin signed a postwar planning bill and named Mark S. James as commission director. The Senate cut the 61,000 teachers' raise, settling taxes and funding, while Meadeville residents gave 187 pints of blood to the Red Cross at Conneautville First Methodist Church.
Harrisburg April 9 relief food allowances for about 299,900 Pennsylvanians on public assistance rise 20 percent or $4,080,000 annually starting June 1. Governor Martin announced the cost of living boost applying to most recipients except the blind and some 5,000 old age assistance cases. Grants to mothers with two children rise from 25.04 to 34.59 and family of four from 32.40 to 34.59, funding shared by state and federal governments with total annual cost around 3.6 million state and 1.08 million federal.
Jamestown residents are urged to donate 10 000 toward a city wide nursery and play schools project. The effort, led by Mrs Bailey, chair of the committee on child care, development and protection, aims to raise funds to meet the estimated 60 000 total cost with federal and user-fee support and expects expansion in the next year.
Zearfoss, Rex theater manager, will leave next week to run the Community Building in Austin, Texas. He will supervise activities at the building, including bowling alleys and a dance hall, after leasing the property. J A Bistl will temporarily replace him as Rex manager.
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