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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1940
Page
6
Snow and ice cripple major arterials Route 6 east and west as wind driven flurries lash the area. Police warn drivers to proceed with extreme caution after multiple ditched cars and wrecks. Nearby towns report extensive damage from the ice and cold, while routine municipal notices and sparse political updates fill the day’s brief.
Washington February 9 federal officials study the food stamp plan as a leading example of government business cooperation. Secretary Wallace announced a two price system to aid relief clients while business leaders helped shape and administer the plan. The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation oversees operations with minimal clashes. Data wholesalers and retailers express strong enthusiasm, noting few instances of misconduct.
Donald A. McChune 43 of Jamestown N Y suffered a brain concussion and shin contusion when the car he rode in with Mrs. Alton P. Sharp collided with a car operated by Robert H. Hine at Newland avenue and Myrtle street Jamestown. McChune was taken to Jamestown General Hospital where X rays were made and his condition was listed as good. He had recently begun activity after a year in bed due to illness.
Judge Clare Kent ruled that the $8,697.45 verdict for Sam and Lucy Windsor of Cambridge Springs against O. O. VanMatre of Cambridge Springs and The Profane Corporation of Erie should be set aside. The explosion in December 1936 damaged the Windsor home. VanMatre argued Windsor tampered with the gas container. Kent held Windsor solely responsible and not entitled to damages.
A Coast Guard intercept report states the British steamer Sea Rachbler sent a distress call at 5:37 AM about 540 miles east of St Johns Newfoundland. The vessel appeared stove in and taking on water amid heavy seas, signaling danger to crew and passengers.
Erie county residents and other voters who have not voted since 1991 were purged from the rolls and face possible loss of voting rights in the presidential election unless they re register within ten days. Chief Clerk Joseph Williams said 3893 are Erie residents, 211 are pre primary voters, and 2001 from townships and boroughs. To regain eligibility, they must present themselves at the registration office before the April 30 primary.
John H Weldon 52 was found dead by hanging at 504 Ninth Street Olean. Coroner says death by own action after investigation. He leaves five sons and one daughter all residents of the city. Weldon was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad for several years.
W L Schlesinger named master with A L Gambatese attorney for Libellent. matter filed at State Street Erie Penna. proceedings outline roles and location in the legal action.
Meadville reports indicate M. Lewis, of State College, is in critical condition at Spenser Hospital after a Wednesday automobile accident three miles south of town. The driver's wife, Mrs Lillian O Keefe of California Pa, has shown improvement. A tree was struck when the car left the road after Mrs Lewis reportedly fainted at the wheel. The injured woman is said to suffer a skull fracture among other injuries.
Demand moderates in wholesale produce with apples cabbage and lettuce quoted steady or near steady. Potatoes onions and sweet potatoes show varied standings across regions as price ranges span multiple states and crates. In New York the stock market rose fractionally with many leading issues in demand amid a broader list of notable industrials and retailers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions stalls and a fight listing names such as Blondie Daisy and Tamal. Unable to identify clear event, date, or participants. summary reflects unreadable source with limited named entities.
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