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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1938
Page
7
James Crowell leads Wayne Township School Board as local election results and community notes highlight the meeting. The report lists attendees from the Home Economics group, social visits, and upcoming events including a December 19 gathering at Mrs Harold Howard’s home.
Harrisburg officials say planned changes to the 10 000 to 15 000 state personnel after Governor elect Arthur H James takes office will not endanger the retirement fund. The fund, with a 4 percent guaranteed return, held about 41 18 773 in cash and 20 million in investments on December 1. The fund board expects new appointees to offset increased reimbursements from dismissed employees, keeping the balance above normal without heavy liquidation. About 27 000 contributors remain in the fund. Those leaving after under 10 years receive money back with interest. The 1935 shake-up under Governor Earle caused disbursements to rise from about 50 000 monthly to 180 000 in a single week.
Three men were held on murder charges in connection with the May slaying of Charles Kohut of Newtown Johnstown. Arrests were made jointly by New York and Pennsylvania police in Lockport New York and Kelso Pennsylvania near Johnstown. The detainees are Anthony Tel 28 Tony Vaile and Herman Tillenows Milo Telk brothers, all linked to the case and identified by authorities.
London dispatch reports American, British and Wrench passengers aboard a British aircraft were warned of a possible landing danger as a suspected fire threat arose at Troydon airport. The plane landed safely after the halt, with fire engines and an ambulance on standby while passengers continued their celebrations at a hotel in the early hours.
The Wayne township school board met at the Morris home on Monday afternoon where James Cenwell was elected president and J Pullen vice president, outlining leadership for the upcoming term. Nearby social mentions note visits by local residents including Mrs. Chas Warner and others in Corry.
Scranton reports a bill set for January that requires coal operators to fill or enclose holes from stripping operations to reduce eye sores and protect streets. The measure targets streets alleys and boulevards near mines, prompted by recent mining tragedies and safety concerns.
Erie December 7 Paul Wilkoske of Waterford died November 2 and probate opened Tuesday. His will dated November 17 directs disposal of his estate by a plain check payable to his wife Maeganth Wilkoske for all money remaining at death. The estate is valued at 84,107.26.
Erie city officials warn of a tax increase unless the 1939 budget is trimmed. Council members cite proposed expenditures exceeding 120000 for next year and call for cuts totaling over 101000 from requisitions. Mayor Barbey notes a WPA program may be pursued. projected WPA spending could reach about 70000 for street and sewer work, pressuring budget committees to reduce operating costs.
In Pittsburg detectives press for leads in a murder case involving Mrs Mildvert Patkeush. Reports mention bloodstained evidence and fingerprint possibilities, with investigations focusing on identifying a suspect and detailing witness descriptions and events preceding the killing.
Toledo health panel pushes new plan to reduce infant mortality and disease risks. Officials outline steps targeting maternal health, sanitation, vaccination, and prenatal care to improve birth outcomes and curb infant deaths.
In Pittsburgh on December 7 an eight man conspiracy case for alleged moonshine racketeering faces a jury. Prosecutors claim a group operated a bootlegging ring linked to a prominent Pittsburgh area, with testimony guiding the trial through the day. The defense highlights limited evidence and questions chain of command within the alleged organization.
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