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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1939

Page

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City Council OKs 14 mill 1940 tax rate and meters debate

City Council approved a 14 mill property tax for 1940 to cover indigent care and general services, rejecting a per capita levy of 17 dollars. The meeting also scrapped proposed parking meters after a committee report, with aldermen split on the issue and finance chief Fred J. Weeger withholding time on the report. The tax plan includes sinking fund allocations and expected delinquent receipts, with a hospital aid element under review.

Board of Directory of Coty Ory birby- Jit committee-of-the-wiiile sus+ ston Fred J Weeger Tts Guidevsivod Hie Gonmell Couneiman Rossbacher Sandburg Lula Office of the Unity Enthy Deliny

Russia to quit league as Finland crisis grows

Sweden mobilizes over 500000 men and readies Finnish frontier reinforcements while Sweden Norway and Denmark discuss Finland's charges at Oslo. Moscow reports slow Red Army progress and a Finnish submarine loss amid broader European blockade actions by Britain and France.

Jorales Morris United Press Foreign Scandinavia Europe Finland Russia Sweden Btockholm Norway Denmark Oslo Tissia League of Nations Red Army Finnish Moscow Sahstjaryi Oickel Hoag and Island Gulf of Finland Germany

Iron Lung Demonstrated During Hospital Visit

Two Carty hospital board members viewed a modern iron lung and related equipment during a visit by J H Emerson of Cambridge Massachusetts. Emerson showed the device and other life support gear, discussed costs, and noted the interest amid city concerns over rising health expenses.

Carty Hospital J.H. Emerson Cambridge Mars Emerson Corry ‘Hospital Edward Peld S. B. Biston Iran Messrs Feldt

New Purchase Plan Informs City Council Inaugurates System

Detter of Btrecta Stanley H. Michels informs the council at an Inst. night that his department will inaugurate a new purchase order form system starting the first of the year. The system will cover WPA work index and provide a check on purchases under the department's auspices. It is probable that other city departments will join.

Detter Btrecta Stanley H. Michels Smalmlespal Goverment Pyahenst

Warren Officials Continue Probe Into Fatal Accident

Edward Frey, 58, of near Clarendon, died after being struck by a car driven by Vernon Waterous of Rev. 4 Curry. The driver remains free. Frey, born in Switzerland on March 6, 1881, had lived in Clarendon since 1918 and leaves a wife, two sons Emil of Bradford and Francis of Clarendon, and daughters Gertrude and Mildred. Services set at Gibson funeral home in Warren at 2180 p.m. Wednesday.

Francis Glarendon Gertrude Mildred Frey Clarendon Gibson Funeral Warren

Tom Sawyer to Be Presented at School December 15

Rae Junior High dramatics club directed by F Lowe Edwards stages Samuel L Clemens Tom Sawyer on Friday December 15 at 7 p m The three act royalty play features Tom Becky Thatcher Sid Sidney Jim and a host of town characters with a large production staff and a goal of funding school purposes

Rae Ander F. Lowe Edwards Samuel L.clemen Tony Sawyer Pediodo Etie Fgh Aghoul Indioriun Chrylés George Tein Sawyer Wiliam Scott Huckleberry Finn Alton Carnicke Alint Polly Barbara Anderson Tom Becky Thatcher Joyce Butters Sidney Wilbur Simmons Jim Emory Benson Susy Harper Doris Stowe Norma Dingfelder Joe Harper Billy Hammond Douglas Wanda Maloney Sherif Jack Dempsey Mary Rosemay Dewey Polly I Mr. Edwards Richard Gates Wayne Lillie Ronald Bergman Betty Halfast Eileen Cragg Ilckets Marjorie Slattery Mary Cogan Junior

Urge City Bills Presented By December Tenth

City officials urge all individuals and city departments to present any bills against the oil present to the treasurer by December 20. Bills arriving early each year clog the budget process and delay payments four to six months, so prompt submission is requested.

Migs Rene Mmen Fcam Ibd

Uruguay to resign Buenos Aires demanded harsh action

Dec 5 report says Uruguay to resign unless the League of Nations council and assembly take strong action against Husain for invasion of Finland. Announcement came from Montevideo via cable.

Uruguay Buenos Aires Uruavay Tas League of Nay League Council

Fritz Kuhn Sentenced for Grand Larceny and Forgery

Fritz Kuhn, leader of the German American Bund, is sentenced to from two and a half to five years in prison on three counts grand larceny and forgery in New York General Sessions Court. The judge suspends other counts and orders concurrent terms. The case centers on a $300 legal fee raised for attorney James D. Murray, with Kuhn claiming the money was paid to the lawyer.

United Press NEW York Fritz Kum Bundesfuehrer General Sessions James G. Wallace Tub Kuhn Th ‘Band James D.C. Murray Nassau County Kuh Murray

Two Elections for School Head at Reorganization Meeting

Adan C Henton elected president of War body Inc for the coming year, defeating two other nominees by a 4 to 2 vote. Edward J. Lewis voted vice president and Walter Scott re-elected solicitor. Board discussed PTA funding, site machine purchase, and a teachers committee to aid hiring. Property and janitor questions were deferred for study.

Corry Golde Rule Club Telab Columbus Frank Whiteley Frank van Tassel Clusso Rae Vnrough Fawly Hinli Helen” Jones Edward J. Lewis Walter Scott Adan C Henton Ozery Bons of War Body Inc J Bs Bee Dearing Obie Normal Reorgan Henton Dearing Lewis E.G. Barnes Austin Johnson Diege R. Movie Clarenoe Clarence Mountain Mildred Denton Concord Parent ‘Teachers’ Association PTA Me Mmemmme Johnson, Morton and Henton R. 8 Dewey Séhioo Morton Stoker Concord Futher le Devies Morion

More Corry Hunters Bring Down Deer

Unfavorable hunting weather persisted as several Corry hunters returned with deer from the forests. Snow hindered visibility and tracking. notable kills include Kenneth Gates with 28 points near Kane, E W Bare with 10 points near Kane, Albert Hamilton 14 points near Kingud, Harry Nelar 24 points near Kane, Charles Parkhurst 4 points near Kane, Charles Bogart 4 points near Kane, and Raymond Sandburg 7 points near Sheffield.

Kingud Harry Nela(i R. D Ness Kane Charles Parkhurst Kane Charles; Bogart Raymond Sandburg Sheffield

Fascist Students Demonstrate in Rome Protests

In Rome thousands of fascist students demonstrated against communists and American officials. Protests echoed across the capital with chants denouncing Soviet influence and calling for Pinland guidance as crowds gathered near government buildings.

United Real

Ruth Judd Spotted in Arizona After Escape

A suburban resident reported Winnie Ruth Judd moving at a window in Phoenix area. Police rushed to search nearby homes as the maniacal murderess, who fled a state hospital, was said to be near her latest hide-out about miles from the asylum.

United Press Phoends Ariz Winnie Ruth Judd Sheriffs Office Winnie Mie Winnieuth Abduhwo Tess Eiler Rist

Inquest Planned Into Youths Death

An inquest is planned into the death of 16 year old William J. Wasink of Genterville found by the highway near Union City. Deputy Crowe continued inquiries as investigators believe he was struck by a vehicle near Dr Marl’s residence.pickup occurred Saturday evening near Union City.

William J. Wasink Genterville Union City Bhrower

Young Woman Freed in Rose Bud Baby Death Case

Helen Wolf, 21, prepared to leave Wie Vielblty and start anew after being freed by the county court in the slaying of her two year old child known as the Rose Bud baby.

United Prong

Escape Unhurt In Auto Wrecks

Patrolman Lipod reports two minor vehicle collisions near Kearsarge and North Center Street. In the first, a pukomo bile escaped serious damage with no injuries. Floyd Hopkins and Mrs J Squires involved. The second crash on North Center Street between Alfred Gone and Robert Sullivan caused only minor damage.

Lipod Fhe Kearsarge Evie Floyd Hopkins West Pleasant Street J. Squires Mound Street Lobhlaw Secon North Center Street Bond Street Alfred M. Gone Usf Washington Street Robert Silivan West Wayne Street Sullivan J. Edward Feeney

Lawrence says Margiotti and Bowser irked by graft charges

Lawrence testified in Dauphin county court that Bowser sought a contract and Margiotti grew disappointed at lack of backing. He described a patronage dispute over gravel contracts involving Colgrove and Grill and alleged Bowser threatened to smear the Turley administration to gain release of withheld highway funds. Roosevelt criticized Philadelphia Democrats for accepting the timing of a meeting.

Lawrence Margiotti Bowser United Press Harrisburg David L. Lawrence Dauphin County Commonwealth Arthur Golegrove Tawense Gui Veronie Ghity Wnd Cologvive Chlcarnve Henele County Maieman Colegrove Grill Highways Department Jos Pennsylvania Railroad Ar- Init Celegrave Erie County Democratic Chat Mann State Lawrencin Highways Dept Margiou Earle Rogime Bhief Odyscy

Public Shows Increased Interest in Campaign Activities

The page lists numerous residents and addresses connected to a campaign pageant and other public notices. It includes names such as Miss Mabel Schreckengost and Mrs. Allene Corti along with street addresses in Corry, Columbus, Clymer, and Beaverdam. A political discussion fragment questions how a campaign plan remains active and public, noting rumors and evidence but offering no specifics.

Npus Mabel Schreckengost Spartansburg Allene Concord Street Frank Bayle Corry R. D Mary Robbins W. F. Miller Frederick Street Erma Gordon Columbus Beaverdam Bear Lake Veseer Ioc Luella Barnhart Ethel Ly M. Haskell Duane Street Elbert E. Wood Chester Kibbey Corry RD Iserrerreey Nellie Alack Gilbert J. Ton Clymer N.Y David B. Linen Robert McGraw West Irving Etreets Han Sr Wall Ace Sqmé

Rogers Steel Co Joins Hospital Service Plan

Rogers Structural Steel employees form a hospital service association to protect against unpredictable medical bills. The group, part of the Rogers SteelCo plan, aims to broaden coverage with other area affiliates and expects expanded enrollment as the year progresses.

Rogers Steel CO PLAN Cory Shi Rogers Structural Steel Compary Associaton Erihodgny Thas Dat Ih Wlmost Tins Yivnle

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