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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1942

Page

6

Local notices mix tax, traffic, and police activity in Corry region

A crowded regional update reports tax office outreach, traffic violations, and warrants issued for Norman Levis of Elgin. It notes a state property tax visit at the Municipal building, a 13 year old parole case, a death notice for Harry Klink, and police actions involving dogs. Also covered are identification certificates for aliens, Bendix Aviation profits, Lincoln Day dinner plans, and Harleys founder Walter Davidson’s Milwaukee milestone.

Norman Levis Elgin Police Department Adivistable Erie

Engineer John D. Hahn Died In Creek Wreck

The body of John D. Hahn aged about 65 of Old City was recovered from seven feet of water in Smokes Creek after a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Lackawanna. Hahn, an engineer on the Pittsburgh Flyer, was found beneath the tender. Jacob W. Mast, 53, also of Old City, was dead on arrival at hospital. Hahn survived by his wife Margaree Harrington Hahn and two sons, with funeral plans set for Wednesday at the family home.

Buffalo John D. Hahn Old City Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Flyer Lackawanna Hahn Smokes Creek Warsaw Avenue Erie County Our Lady of Victory Hospital Mast City Grant Husted Muargere Harrington Hahn John Akron Omo Pred Hawaii Frank Rabin Oi Guy L. B. Shyet Ohio G. B. Jackson Cuyahoga Falls Oi City Ovenider Chapel Pinmer Road Hinson Heights

Million Dollar Fire Ravages Philadelphia District

City officials called the blaze the worst since the Broad Street Station fire of 1923. Four buildings burned and 43 damaged as fire spread quickly. About 200 people treated at the scene and eleven hospitalized, including a fireman with a broken back and crushed chest. Chief William Cowden called it the worst five he had ever experienced.

Page Gun Guy E. Parsons Broad Street Willlam Cowden

Judge Ralph Smith Emerges as Likely Governor Candidate

Harrisburg February report notes Pittsburgh judge Ralph H. Smith rises as a possible Democratic gubernatorial nominee with backing from U S Senator Joseph F Gutey. Gutey calls Smith the strangest candidate in the state while Smith says he has no comment as party leaders plan a meeting in Harrisburg.

Fez Harrisburg Ralph H. Smith Pittsburgh Gandiday U. S Subec Guiley Marrisburg

End Probe Into Death of Child in Spring Creek Fire

An investigation led by Shevity Wilbun Stuart into the fatal fire at the home near Spring Creek concluded the blaze was arson. Police believe Michael Grexo Jr. was asleep in bed when the incident began after Sundsay sight. The youth died after being treated at Garry Hospital last Monday morning.

Warrin Fev Shevity Wilbun Stuart Michael Grexo, Jr Spring Creek Redi Dental

Teachers Will Ration Sugar After War Time Order

Washington orders nationwide sugar rationing with public school teachers in charge of registration. About three quarters of a pound per person allotted. Printing ration books for 130 million will link stamps to weekly purchases. Books issued after a nine day period, with 28 numbered stamps for each week.

Washington America

Suit Seeks 55000 For Injured Girl In Bradford

Clarence I Michele and his 14 year old daughter Edith sue Erie Railroad in Pedersboro New York City for 55000 medical bills and 50000 for loss of leg after a freight car incident near the Erie yards on Armistice Day 1941. The girl was returning from school when struck. Edith Kitchell seeks damages for medical costs and disability.

Bradford Clarence I. Lichell Edith Pederscour New York City Erie Railroad MY. Kitchell

Thirteen Held for Trials in Chautauqua Mayville

A grand jury returned 18 indictments against eight persons in Jamestown and Mayville. David Howe, 93, Jamestown, faced multiple counts of burglary larceny and weapons charges tied to breaks at Bisco Ice Cream plant. Santo Sapienza, 26, Fredonia, linked to a greenhouse theft. Other indictments named Paul Carlin Jamestown for petty larceny and assorted charges, Frances Rexan for second degree grand larceny, John Lindquist for misappropriation losses, William Worth for burglary, and William Rich of Dunkirk for abandonment. No-bill entered in Rich case.

Davidt Howe Jamestown Tw Bisco Ice Cream Company LA East Third Street Santo Sapienza Fredonis Paul

County Authors AMR Raid Alarm Box Plan

County officials authorize installation of an alarm box to warn of approaching enemy planes. After a series of meetings, commissioners approve funding up to 3001 dollars for expenses and direct Chief A Raid Warden Captain Harry Douglas to proceed immediately with installation of the device.

Ers Eeu Harry Douglas Donglie

Two Men Freed After Kane Holdups Commutations

Governor James granted commutations of sentences to two men tied to Kane hold up cases. Joseph Scully and Pan McGallien, once part of a four man gang that robbed the Cleer Inn and Hamlet Hamford Inn, had sentences shortened and become eligible for pardons. Nine pardons were signed, with Scully among those released after a prior hospital restraint and police capture near Wetmore.

Kanu Cleer Long Scully Ons Wetmore John Mullaney Sigs Amet Apevia Prise Hothrop H .McCallion Hamfold Inn Esc Stokns Onburg

Bus Travel Gains Noted Amid Tire Rationing and Auto Shutdowns

Rationing of tires and halted new car sales boost bus travel. A single operator with three Ridgyay services reports a 45 percent rise in passenger numbers since January 1. Railroads also note higher passenger traffic as the period proceeds.

Hidgway

Farm Taken for War Plant Leads Farmer to Suicide

Meadville Pa February 8 Smith J Armour II whose fort in Green Wood township Crawford county had been taken over by the government as part of a munition plant site shot and killed himself Saturday night. Coroner Luther J King reports the farmer was grieving over the prospect of leaving the farm where he and his parents lived. Half the family’s possessions had already been moved to another farm bought by a son.

Meadville Smith J. Armour Greenwood Township Crawford County Luther J. King Armour

Urge teeth in law to cover thefts of tires

Harrisburg February 9. The Pennsylvania Motor Federation and affiliated clubs urge special session action to amend laws to stiffen penalties for larceny of tires. They warn that tire thefts endanger property and life and demand serial number provisions for enforcement.

Penn‘a Motor Federation Penn‘a Harrisburg Lu Slusa Pennsylvania Pennsylvan Motor Federation Netter Gant Arthur Hydames Legislatwe Phe Feders- Hon R. B. Maxwell

Warren Accepts Guard Recruits

In Warren a platoon organized by Lt. Arthur F. Dickinson seeks a few more volunteers for the Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps drill night Monday. Captain Leroy V. Greens says the corps is near maximum strength statewide while most mobilized after Pearl Harbor have resumed civilian life.

Warren Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps Nations Guard Leroy V. Greens Harrisburg Arthur F. Dickinson Groene Sali

Auto accident injuries cited at Ol City hospital

Miss Helen Ginkel aged 23 of Fryburg is listed as a patient in Ol City hospital after an automobile accident Saturday afternoon. She suffered facial and leg abrasions and bruises with injuries described as not serious. Ray Powers of 34 West Bond Street is noted in the local ad listing.

Helen Ginkel Fryburg Ol City

Hogs and Cattle Prices in Buffalo Market Report

Buffalo market notes show hogs active with bulk good and choice 190-240 lbs averaging 200-210 got 18.50, some 270-300 butchers 14.78. Cattle salable 700 with Canadians. generally 25 cents over prior quotes, steer prices around 11.50-14.25, short-feds 11.50-12.50, cow and canner ranges 5.90-7.10. Vealers 15.50. lambs mixed 12.75-13.00. Pittsburgh Produce reports slower demand for apples and potatoes with varied regional quotes.

Buffalo N. Y

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