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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
7
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Harrisburg Dec 11 The Bureau of Motor Vehicles notes changes to the Motor Vehicle Code affecting commercial vehicles. Key provisions include left edge directional indicators, rear approved beacons visible at night up to 600 feet, and two left side clearance lamps for wide vehicles. Side marker lamps on front green and rear red lights must be seen from 500 feet. Three rear red and three front green lights required for long wide vehicles. Flares for two ton plus vehicles must be three approved types visible 500 feet and placed 100 feet ahead and behind when disabled. An official list of approved flares is available from the Bureau.
Theodore Patchen of Brie, known in the district, was acquitted by a Greensburg jury on charges of stealing a revolver and 275 dollars from Victor Tognozzi of MoneSen, Pa. Patchen, an enforcement agent for the State Higher Control Board, admitted during the trial he possessed the item as evidence against Tognozzi, a cafe operator.
Beaverdam Dar. 10. United Brethren and Methodist young people met in the parish parlor Friday evening with games and refreshments for many locals. Attendees included Madeline Prebble, Rudolph Givhans, Rexford Proctor, Maria Neylon, Terrance Rouse, and others, with several callers from Corry, Union City, and Proctorville. A Christmas party is planned by the United Brethren Aid society for Thursday with a ten cent gift for the tree.
The Golden Links Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Anamis Q I Robbins’s Maple Avenue home. Forty-five guests sang carols, Mrs. B Haines performed No Room at the Inn, a business meeting followed with program, Santa delivered gifts, and Mrs. Robbins received a birthday gift. The committee served a salad lunch.
Three Granges compete for county honors in a one act play contest at Waterford Vocational School auditorium on December 14 at 8 p.m. The winner will represent Erie County at the district contest with Venango Crawford and Erie counties to follow on December 19 at 8 p.m. in Union City Grange Hall. Edinboro Wattsburg and Lake Shore Granges vie for county honors while rural groups are urged to support the event.
In Litchfield Connecticut two students Tomes Mack of McKeesport Pennsylvania and Manley Bebrens of Poughkeepsie New York face trial at the January term of the criminal common pleas court for involvement in a fatal accident last month.
The widow of the editor named one suspect after his shooting at his apartment rear. Witnesses include Liggett's wife and daughter. Meyer Schuldberg, tied to a liquor firm and a frequent target of the editor, went to police and echoed charges. If identified, the suspect will face the Hennepin county grand jury. the widow vows to press ongoing anti corruption coverage.
Hearst signaled backing for Kansas governor Alf Landon as a GOP contender to challenge President Roosevelt. He indicated a possible clash within the party over progressive leadership and noted a private arrival with Brisbane Black and Mrs Patterson. He had previously supported Roosevelt in 1932 and opposed re election.
United Press reports 27 departmental projects in Pennsylvania with $407,305 in RA funds for improvements to forests parks and streams. Secretary Thomas Buchannan announced the program today in Harrisburg as part of a broad effort to enhance state woodlands and water resources.
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