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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
7
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WPA Drive Aims Earliest Erie County Opening
Erie Chamber of Commerce and officials press for immediate launch of the WPA street railway track removal project in Erie County. WPA director B J Cochran says federal approval can fund municipal labor for about 200 workers and that the program plans to remove 7 100 relief families soon, while materials financing remains limited.
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Erie Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Re County
Umderway
B. J. Cochran
WPA
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Trie County
Child Offers Fine Recital at Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Clar ence E Shoop presented Carl Cox in piano recital to a filled parishioners of Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. The sevenyearold played fifteen solos entirely from memory and Doris Stowe recited texts, adding to the enjoyment. Other performers included Mary Blien Jackie Blatt Marilyn Green Carol Briggs and Carl Cox with Mig Gertrude Jonson at the piano. A social period followed with home made candy served by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Shoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Clarence E. Shoop
Carl Cox
Splefi
Doris Stowe
Mary Blien
Jackie Blatt
Marilyn Green
Carol Briggs
Mig Gertrude’ Jonson
Mrs. Cox
Mrs. Shoop
Police Rodeo to Be Held at Erie Stadium
Sheriff Del Darling announced that the Pennsylvania state police will sponsor a crack rodeo at Erie Stadium from September 4 to 6. Captains Thomas J. Martin and Jasper Ottedail met Darling to finalize preliminary plans, with dates to be announced after the stadium commission meeting.
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Erie Stadium
Erie
del Darling
Pennsylvania State Police
Thomas J. Martin
Jasper Ottedailame
Darling
Stadium Commission
Teachers stay longer in teaching as average years rise
Harrisburg reports public school teachers in Pennsylvania remain in teaching longer and stay longer in one position. The department of public instruction shows the average time spent teaching in 1949 is just over eight years, compared with a little under ten years by the 1934 school year. In Santiago Chile fingerprints are being introduced for pawnshop thieves to leave prints in a special register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Santiago
Chile
Death inquiry revived after revival of Buster Wilson
United Press reports Las Vegas on August 1 describes coroner’s inquest at a ranch west of the city into the death of 24 year old Buster Wilson. Found under a tree with a neck wound, he later revived and said a fall against a car caused the cut. The coroner’s jury did not return a verdict.
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United Press
Las Vegas
Buster Wilson
Here
Wilsurt
Fla Automobile
Renewal of Milk Permits Investigated
Investigators of the state milk control board began checking milk dealers who failed to renew their licenses with warnings of arrest. Applications were due at midnight. late mail brought in many renewals, reducing the number of potential violators to a handful in larger cities and scattered in smaller communities, says Norman W. Lyon.
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United Irene
Harrisburg
State Milk Control Board
Arnésig
Norman W. Lyon
Carlton King Seeks County Office for Register of Wills
Carlton King, a Fourth Ward resident and longtime Democratic supporter, announces his candidacy for Register of Wills. He brings manufacturing and executive experience, strong worker ties, and broad party backing across Corry and Erie regions with expectations of cross party support. Also, Philadelphia Electric Company announces rate reductions saving $1.5 million yearly, with petition to the Public Service Commission and new rates effective September 1.
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Prise
Fourth Ward
Democratic Party
King
Office of Register of Wills
Court House
Kirig
Corry
Erie
Thia
Mr. King
Hastert Hyie County
Fuir
Philadelphia
Philadelpha Electric Company
Public Service Commission
Beaverdam Beaverdam Blacktop Road Construction Pushed
Work on the new blacktop road in Wayne township east from Beaverdam and from Corry via West Columbus avenue progressed rapidly today. One and a half miles east from Beaverdam and a similar stretch west from Corry are under construction, leaving about two miles. Oil equipment will start on the Beaverdam end, with hopes to finish the eastern stretch by mid next week. Motorists are warned to stay off the new roadway during surfacing operations.
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Black Top Road
Wayne Township
Beaverdam
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Ory
Purchasers of coal and fuels to receive full weight
Harrisburg Aug 1 Purchasers of coal and other solid fuels are guaranteed full weight under a new law enacted by the General Assembly and now in effect. The act requires licensed weighmasters, provides penalties for violations, and mandates weight certificates detailing the fuel type, seller, purchaser, license number, and weighmaster signature. About 7,000 weighmasters will obtain new licenses valid three years for a $5 fee. Oil City: One Clark's Summit home burned and two nearby houses damaged by a fire of undetermined origin yesterday morning.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas A. Logue
Logue
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Clark
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By Paul Robinson
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