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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
6
A Marching list of items appears with note of a regular City Council meeting Monday evening. Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter as temperatures rise. Health Service head will host a Sunday broadcast series for Better Housing.
The Meadville housing plan, part of a national program, won formal FHA mortgage insurance approval for 200 low cost homes at about 909,550 dollars. Federal guarantees will cover 804,000 dollars, with local equity of 89,550, and construction on Washington Street aims for completion within eight months. Bids expected in two months, first occupants within 80 days after work begins.
The Altar Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will stage a benefit bridge in the Parish Hall at eight p.m. on Wednesday February 6. Prizes and refreshments will be provided. Tables may be reserved for contract or auction bridge by calling Miss Dorothy Morrow. Mrs Marjorie Peck serves as chairman.
President Roosevelt extended the automobile code to June 16 after talks with industry leaders amid labor opposition. Amendments include spreading employment through new models in fall, 1.5 times pay for workers beyond 48 hours in a week, and continuation of the industrial board to handle disputes. AFL opposed renewal. Automobile Workers had withdrawn support.
One hundred jurors were drawn for the March term of civil court by Jury Commissioners Horace Bell and Henry Standent. About 150 cases are listed for the two week session starting Monday March 4. Readers from Corry and Union City include Charles Burkhardt Corr y Mary Duke Corr y Frank Grice Corr y William Fulton Union City Mrs Marjorie Gosnell Union City James J Harden Corry.
Mrs Edgar Harmon a 34 year old Orrtanna resident suffered almost nonstop sneezing for over three weeks. Local physicians tried treatments and a sleep producing drug appeared partly effective as the sneezing ceased during sleep but resumed upon waking.
Yan Lilley from Union City Theodore McCray from Elgin Joseph McInerny from Union City Claude Perry from Union City Perry Stranahan from Union City Rudolph J Williams from Wattsburg
Harrisburg report notes nearly 110 million dollars in appropriation bills held by committees awaiting Gov. George H. Earle's budget message due in mid February. The administration aims to set policy for the biennium beginning June 1. Most proposed appropriations await the policy’s guidance before passage.
Pittsburgh Feb 1 The check off of glass union dues has risen as a serious barrier to settlement of the state glass workers strike. An authentic official source said wage adjustment was not learned at the arbitration conference that began yesterday and adjourned in discord.
Taxpayers may claim a $400 credit for each dependent under 18 or incapable of self support. Credit hinges on actual financial support, not mere legal dependency, and can be shared between spouses who provide chief support. Provisions apply to widowed or single earners who also qualify for head of family exemptions of up to $2,500. Pro-ration applies if filing status changed during the year. Administrator’s notice of Charles F. McCray estate in Erie County follows.
Harrisburg is where the state aims to shield a one year old constitution revision from last minute court suits. Attorney General Margiotti reports the Supreme Court will take original jurisdiction to decide the bill’s constitutionality if needed. The debate centers on whether a referendum is required before electing delegates to a constitutional convention and whether the Ruth bill should proceed with or without a referendum.
A local district seeks to set aside natural resources and construct reservoirs in Oil City. J. G. Payne, Trit man, discusses a proposed project that would affect employment and the district’s oil district operations.
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