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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1936

Page

3

Local meeting and elections mark week in We Boari nfl Education

Regular meeting of We Boari nfl Education, Elwood White elected president of Radiator Corp portion, Henry T. Cole named to board. Highway work to July 22 reaches 82.61 miles this year, employing 7,235. Dividends rise at Socony-Vacuum to 21 cents a share, payable in September with record August 19. Governor Landon’s Chautauqua visit rescheduled to August stn. Mid-Continent reports Q2 net income 1,471,09 or 79 cents a share. WIR Detroit radio to pause Coughlin broadcasts until after year start. Northwestern Pennsylvania Grand Valley picnic planned at Snyder's Grove.

Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Prodluers of

Business and Industry Hold Up Favorably in District

The Monthly Business Review for the Cleveland Federal Reserve notes July activity in the Routt District held up with no marked downturn. Steel and production remain strong, trade and employment show gains, though agriculture falters. Debits, lake shipping, and power use rise while inventories stay restrained and farmers face poor conditions.

Federal Reserve District O Hall Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland Tyne Odel Canton Department of Agriculture Lake Erie Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Wan Stilton Tn

State awards $43 million from PWA grants and loans

Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania has reserved 28 million in grants and 15 million in loans from the Public Works Administration. Philadelphia receives 7 million in grants and 8 million in loans. Major Philadelphia allocations fund a high speed electric transit line and the new Temple library building.

United Prise Harrisburg Pennsylvania Public Works Administration State Philadelphia Temple Library

Hunter exonerated in Wetmore fatality

Kane Aug 3 Merle Shotts 28 of Ludlow was cleared of blame in the Wetmore hunting death. State police said Shotts and Charles Harvey 28 were woodchuck hunting when a shot fired from Shotts’ position struck Harvey in the neck. No coroner’s inquest was deemed necessary after Trooper Moran investigated.

Bradiore Iiny Bernard Moran Boller Shotty Polive Juut Harvey Wetmore

Scholarships Awarded to 80 in Pennsylvania

Four year college scholarships worth 400 each will be awarded to 1980 high school graduates who ranked first in their counties and senatorial districts in the State Scholarship Examination. Recipients include Marion Weschler, Joan Boyar, Charlotte Haver, Ruth Higbee, Frank Jin, and Stuart Dickson. Also notes a proposed alien expulsion measure in California.

Arbisburg Public Instruction Lester i Ade Aceredite Pennsylvania Marion Weschler Irie Joan Boyar Tionesta Charlotte Haver Kane Ruth Higbee Frank Jin Stuart Dickson Warren

Assistant Attorney General to Speak Friday at Boston

John Dickenson, Assistant Attorney General of the United States, will address a Munhean address at the Boston State fair Friday noon. A large gathering is expected to hear the federal official, who has been prominent in handling a number of illegal cases of the government in recent months.

Ohn Dickenson United States Boston

Oldest White Man in Canada Observes 114th Birthday

John Birch, claiming to be Canada’s oldest white man, marked his 114th birthday in North Bay with a birthday cake as witnesses gathered. He faced a challenge finding a large enough container to hold 114 candies for the celebration.

North Bay John Birch Canada

Demand for new tags shows big gain in autos

In August the Pennsylvania automobile license plate demand surged with many new plates issued as car ownership rose. The report notes a fivefold rise in corporation tax collections for June, totaling 5,259,201.91 dollars, and a strong push by the State Highway Patrol to raise safe driving standards. During June 28,455 examinations produced 14,849 failures, while patrols logged 8,001 hours and stopped 178,921 vehicles with 4 percent arrests, reflecting a shift toward education over punishment.

Lian Pirates Viking Pennsylvania Motoy Bureau of Serenances Ite

Two named to Erie County Serb reappointments noted

Harrisburg August 5 United Press reports the State Emergency Relief Board announces reappointments of county and borough members. Clew A tach county includes R. Mee, Mahaney. Erie list names Samuel J. Doctor, Sugar Town B D Jennings. Erie also George Y. Miller, Lives James.

Erie County Ay United Press Harrisburg Bosra Equity Bomras ClewAalch County R. Meee Mahaney Erie Samuel J. Doctor Sugartown B.D. Jennings Eriky George Y. Miller James

State Crime Conference planned for November and December

FARRIBBIEG August 6 United Press Attorney General Charles J Margiotti announced a statewide crime conference to be held November and December 1 and 2 in Harrisburg. The event, authorized by the last legislature, aims to provide the 1907 general assembly with reports and recommendations from prior conference sessions. Deputy Attorney General Adrian Bonnelly was named executive director to ensure a highly successful national event.

United Press Farribbieg Pennsylvania Charles J Margiotti General Assembly Margiati Jener Adrian Bonnelly United States

Refuse licenses to two clubs at Sharon

Harrisburg Aug 9 The State Liquor Control Board refused to renew liquor licenses for the Sharon club and the Theatrical Employees Association club at Sharon. Officials cited failure to appear at scheduled hearings and inadequate records, noting changes to one man club operations were correct but renewals denied.

Ey United Harrisburg State Liquor Control Board Sharon Fmpjioyes

Danger Spot of Europe warns on postwar Germany

Professor Giddens of Allegheny College labels Germany the danger spot of Europe after Versailles. He cites settled restrictions humbling Germans, warns France and Britain watch Germany closely, and names Danzig Polish corridor and Spain civil war as flashpoints with France and Italy aiding rival factions.

Allegheny College Germany Europe Spain City Payilo Giadens Allegheny Callege Tw Picular Liliing Giddens Geriuny Prof France England Flo Danzig the Spealer Frame Italy

Boss Is Useless Says Uncle Eben in Slang Speech

Uncle Eben declares in rough dialect that a boss is useless and that he is the man who wants to be boss because he has never learned a regular kind of job. The quote reflects local speech patterns and workplace attitudes.

Eben

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