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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1937

Page

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Snowbound streets curb motor traffic in heavy storm

Winter’s first severe storm swept forty area towns with four inches of snowfall and drifts two to four feet. State and local plows struggled to clear routes as back-country highways remained hazardous. Police reported few accidents despite dangerous roads, while forecasts warned further snow and continued reduced vehicular movement across western Pennsylvania.

State Highway Department Pennsyva- Wa Alice Savlovk Wester Peonsylvania Erie

Daffy Drivers Warn Riders About Safe Hitching

A cautionary note urges sympathy for hitchhikers but warns drivers about thieves in disguise. Police report hitchhiking rings stealing cars and assaulting travelers, urging vigilance and safe travel practices.

WPA Workers Told They Can Earn Wages Before Christmas

Pennsylvania WPA employes nationwide including stores and cities were assured by State Administrator J Banks Hudson they will have every opportunity to earn region wages before Christmas. He ordered district managers to reschedule operations to allow December earnings before the holidays.

WPA Pennsylvania J. Banks Hudson Hudson D'S Viel

Board Terminates Terms Bennett Monroe End Term

Dr. C F Bennett and C S Monroe end their six year board terms after last night’s special session failed to complete old business and organize for the new year. Charles S Monox absent. John B Patterson unexpired term. Actions include meals budget, student transport contract, and liability insurance for a new building.

JP. Benne Board of Education Charles S, iMonyox Ratin John JB. Patterson Teathsra Council Ates, Milches Conk Pe Perry Nibuly’ Tazi Service Columbus Avenue Sciota Street Hatah

Expect Verdict On Hearings In Monaghan Slaying Case

Pittsburgh Dec 7 District Attorney Andrew Park said a final decision will be made within two weeks on whether the commonwealth will prosecute the remaining nine defendants in the torture slaying of Frank C Monaghan a Uniontown hotelkeeper Park spoke with Attorney General Charles Margiotti yesterday about disposition of four murder indictments and five for accessory after the fact The state's course will be decided at a second meeting of the two officials

United Prios Pittsburgh Andrew Park Commonwealth Frank C. Monaghan Gniontown Charles J. Margloiti

Infected tooth bothers F D R delays jawbone scrape

Washington December 7 Examinations of X rays today showed there is no need to scrape President Roosevelt's jaw bone for infection from a diseased tooth. The infection appears confined to soft tissues around the tooth socket and does not involve the bone officials said. Secretary Stephen T. Borly (likely Byran) reported the finding.

Ay United Freaw Washington X-rev Pictures Hoosewelt X-rave Stephen T. Barly

Corry Board names Lambing president at reorganization meeting

John W. Lambing was elected president of the Corry Board of Education without opposition at the annual reorganizational session in the library building. Henton was named vice president with six votes, while Heston did not vote. Walter Sent was reappointed solicitor at 3200 annually for one year. Clerk Clarence Shoop presided briefly. Dearing served as temporary chairman and administered oaths to new members Cleve Morton and Austin Johnson.

John W. Lambing Corry Board of Education Denning Lambing Heston Relion Amnanimous Walter 4 Sal‘i Ite Sina

Plan 12 intersections in cross state highway plan

Harrisburg December 7 The South Penn Highway from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh will be contracted to permit traffic to enter by leave at a dozen points along the 102 mile route. Intersections will be built on the Cloverleaf plan to allow autos to turn on and off the divided four line highway without interrupting through traffic.

Winteu Harrisburg Pittsburgh Traffc Turnpike Commission

Await Verdict On 37 Labor Act Before Court

In Dauphin county court today a decision on the constitutional validity of the 1937 labor relations law was pending. Spungin's Abattoir of Harrisburg filed the case and was granted a supersedeas staying the state labor relations board’s order to reinstate three men discharged in September for alleged union activity. Court action on the constitutional point was deferred.

Walted Press Isburg Dauphin County Spungin Abattoir Harrisburg Q Atate Labor Relations Board Samuel Spungin Gmp

Japanese Arrive at Gates of Nanking

United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports Japanese troops pushing through a hall of fire and smoke into Nanking as Chinese defenders withdraw. The capital appears exposed as Chiang Kai-shek’s forces retreat under heavy bombardment and winds over the besieged city grow fierce.

Kai-thek Nanking United Preas Shanghai Amin Yeporty Puloi Chiang China Anmies Takien Tau

Mellon Cleared of Fraud but Loses Appeal

United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Board of Tax Appeals sustained back tax claims totaling about 759000 against Sir Andrew W. Mellon while clearing him of fraud. The board’s 15 members concurred that Mellon’s 1931 income tax returns involved government claims, and the estate won on six of ten major issues, though the tax bill remains substantial.

Mellon United Press Washington Board of Tax Appeals Andrew W. Mellon Pittsburgh Traud Treashury Great Sritas Melton

City Settles Delo Claim For $500

City council approved settlement of Mrs. Fred Delo’s damages claim tied to the new Northwest steel payment project. The $500 settlement was approved last night, despite a separate $1,500 suit by Fourth Ward property owners.

Delo Ate Fred Delo Carey West Pleasant Northwest Steels Northwest Forth Ward

Christmas Seal Poster Contest Opens in City Schools

The Golden Rule sponsors a Christmas Seal poster contest in city schools with prizes totaling 125 dollars for top posters in different grade levels. Winners receive funding for Christmas health campaigns. judges to be announced. The drive supports health work and urges renewals and donations through local offices and Mrs Parkhurst.

M. 4 Parkhurst Coyty Sts Coun Lys Health Lubereulasis Association iParktuirst Lis Ly

Child Collides With Auto Near School. No Injuries

Everett Benson reports a child ran into the side of his car near St Edward's School on West Washington Street but escaped harm. The youngster, believed named Gronatay, fled after the incident. Miss Earhart Honored. nationwide Earhart memory foundation creation announced by Thiel College trustees in Greentown, Pa.

Rverett Benson Washington Street St. Edward's School West Washington Street Gronoatay Benson Miss Earhart Amet'a Earhart Thiel Gallege Greetville

Defeat Plan To Block Farm Measure Today

The Senate rejected Minority Leader McNary s bid to cap operation of the farm bill with a 1549 limit. Administration leaders pushed ahead toward passage, highlighting the ever normal farm policy under a push from Barkley and Pope. Cal Johnson urged McNary s amendment, urging restraint on administration backed regulation.

Senate Roosevelt United Pre Washington Chaves L McNary Mensie Butore Alben W. Barkley James F. Pope McNagy

Court considers new revenue sources after court rulings

United Press reports from Washington that the Supreme Court's 5 to 4 rulings in the Drago and Bilan Mason cases upend two proposed revenue ideas. The Ways and Means Committee weighs taxing state and municipal salaries and tax exempt securities to offset federal tax cuts for public workers. Initial reactions suggest Chief Justice Hughes's opinions may block taxing state and municipal officer salaries.

Uy United Press Washington Supreme Court House Ways and Means Fred M. Vinson

Two Cars Crash at West Columbus and West Wayne

A minor collision occurred at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and West Wayne Street around 2 a m last night. MAR Fk Riley of Harborcreek and Watgon Bird of 2410 Penn Avenue Erie were involved. both drivers reported slight damage and no injuries.

Svemenuynuge MAR Fk Riley Harborcreek Watgon Bird Penn Avenue Erie Columbus Avenue West Wayne Street

Corry Council Sets 141 Mills Tax for 1938 Budget

The Corry City Council adopted a $75,226.26 budget with a 141 percent mills tax rate for 1938, unchanged from the current levy. The measure covers fire police, street, and general departments, with deliberations on salaries and funds continuing at the upcoming regular meeting.

Corry Levy Coun Allean Toy Atty Jay Inessase Fraind Police ponstiMelion Gonie Bihy Fox Disposal Filevy Atls Mills Rexilingaay Liepeldental Fund Regula Connell Bath Yulee Jascworle Stanley H. Nichols Fire and Police Department Metc Duke Nichols Tulle Ural Maey Uybani Howe Couneh Meyer Salariea Sailariea Cal

Chinese Leader Signals Readiness for Peace Talks

Chiang Kai-shek, leaving Nanking by air, indicated willingness to negotiate peace with Japan if terms are reasonable. Reports say Japanese forces raged with northern and western thrusts as Chinese defenses collapsed, raising prospects that Nanking may fall and peace could be pursued.

United Press Shanghai Chiang Rai Porto Japan Nanking Chiang Des Uny China Renin Chiang Most Neuver Quckly

Two Trucks In Minor Crash In Third Ward

Two trucks collided in the Third Ward at North Secon Avenue and Wood Street. The Wassink truck from Clymer, driven by John Wassink, appeared most seriously damaged, while Joseph Varish of Union City sustained minor injuries.

Third Ward Hevrotet Nicks Oy Feaymond Waessink Clymer Joseph Varish Union City North Secon Avenue Wassink John Wassik Varish

Fourth Ward Youth Under Scarlet Fever Quarantine

Health officer John Dmibanigan today reported a scarlet fever case in Paul Phelps Jr of 23 West Pleasant Street. Quarantine regulations have been imposed following diagnosis late yesterday.

Oftcer John Db Mianigan Jtoday Paul Phelps, Jr West Pleasant Street Phelpsines

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