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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
1
A fragmentary item discusses the Mia people and the Mississippi region, noting industry and income factors. It references Misaisetppi and a monetary figure around 2,95, suggesting a local economic context within a broader national setting. The text appears as a rough OCR fragment with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an audit is confirmed involving Brie and Dwyer. No clear dates or organizations are legible. Further readable text is needed to specify actions, authorities, or outcomes.
Public Assistant Secretary Arthur W Howe Jr outlined a plan to reduce the predicted 1939 deficit for the department. The proposal covers unemployment relief age and blind pensions and aid to widows and dependent children, with strict eligibility and residency rules across Pennsylvania.
PT A Coun held a meeting at the library basement to finalize plans for the annual health program Friday evening February 18 at the Willard High School. The Easclidgol City Nil parent teachers association will run the event with a film on social diseases and prevention. Funds from admission and donations will help defray expenses and support needy children with eye exams and treatment.
Feb 10 mayor Carmellua D Scully announced he would back Democratic State Chairman David L Lawrence for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Scully spoke at a meeting of Democratic committeemen in the seventh ward where 20 of 22 committeemen adopted a resolution urging Lawr Fence to become a candidate and commenting his endorsement.
A Pacific storm razed the California coast with fierce winds up to 80 miles per hour, killing five and injuring dozens as buildings collapsed and power lines toppled. Rain followed, worsening damage and isolating several towns as crews struggled to restore services.
In Chicago Heights a gunmen raid killed Sam Gostello, head of the slot machine racket, and wounded three associates. Investigators compare the violence to the St Valentine’s Day massacre as police rush to curb a possible new gang war. Costello’s brother, described as Capone of Chicago Heights, is among victims. Hospital corridor filled with swarthy bystanders. police set guard.
Rep. Ralph O. Brewster demands Times correspondent Arthur Krook testify before the House War Affairs Committee to disclose his source for claims that the United States has a tacit naval understanding with Great Britain. Brewster cites Krook’s February 9 report quoting unnamed informants about a wink or nod conveyance, not verifiable by a senate resolution.
A 14 year old girl Ruth Ann Miller reportedly endured a 100 day coughing spell in Rochester Pennsylvania. The incident drew local attention as a “courting spell” theory circulated and medical tests were pursued to find a physical cause.
Kenneth Butler, 31, son of Justice Pierce Butler, jumped from a speeding passenger train near Greensburg Pennsylvania en route from St Paul to New York City. He was injured in a near scalp loss with possible skull fracture and internal injuries and is in a semi conscious state at Westmoreland hospital. Justice Butler phoned to check on his son’s condition. Hospital authorities say not able to question him yet.
Health officials tightened quarantine rules after ten new measles cases appeared in Corry and nearby rural areas in the last 24 hours. The outbreak centers on St Awards School with several students and staff under check as ages range from six months to ten years old in residences on West Church Street Fifth Avenue Pleasant and other streets.
Washington February 10 the senate laid aside the controversial anti drought bill to consider Roosevelt's must legislation the farm bill. Administration supporters predicted early approval of the farm bill's conference report after the house vote of 263 to 185 yesterday. Opposition from livestock states was expected to delay but not defeat its acceptance.
The Biains clifus of Erie Wren Grove City Meadville Franklin Oi City and Freeport attended last evening’s Kiwanis district meeting at the Hotel Corry and at the interclub gathering. A dinner for 85 guests preceded the Corry meeting. A film of the Golden Gate Bridge was shown by a Bethlehem Steel representative. Plans for a February 6 benefit performance of Journey’s End to aid the hospital fund were announced with tickets on sale. The interclub session included 25 members with discussions of future events between clubs. George Hardner was named general chairman of the intercity committee and O. M. Hillyurg was elected secretary.
Governor George H. Earle denounces Philadelphia 2 percent sales tax bill passed by city council over Mayor S. Davis Wilson's veto. He calls the measure an acid test of power that spares the rich as he addresses more than 400 citizens in a protest meeting.
Cut sole department is moved from J. W. A. BP Harvard Co. site to the Howard plant on the city’s eastern outskirts. One foreman said the transition would complete this week with nine workers already employed and orders expected to run smoothly at the new shipping and tannery area.
Police Commissioner Py W. Aetcilay confirmed reports that the state motor solie headquarters would be moved to Greensby serving in the first squadron under Major J. Mauk. Troop locations include Washington Punxsutawmey and Butler with the Erie suburban headquarters at the former Lawrence Park tavern building. No local substation changes. headquarters shift from Franklin to Lawrence Park. End WPA strike Johnstown Pabh 10 The WPA workers who staged a sit strike in the royal relief office to demand direct relief payments joined by WPA networks ended the action last night.
U S government finance chiefs push for rapid aid to small businesses amid calls for long term relief. Roosevelt seeks 250 million extra unemployment funds while Roper Jones study financing options. Treasury and Fed attention grows as Congress weighs new appropriations to sustain aid through the fiscal year.
Beiools Ralph Dewey will present the annual school report at the Weld regular Board of Education meeting Monday evening. The review covers the local system’s performance over the past year with safety patrol initiatives and school logistics. The session will include routine business and committee reports. no extraordinary items expected.
Flood waters over one inch disrupted traffic on U S Route 6 in Erie County between Mills Village borough and Union City. The highway department rerouted vehicles via U S Route 19 and State Route 97 as crews assessed repairs and motorists were advised to seek alternate routes.
Franklin Pa reports a premature spring with heavy rain lifting the Allegheny River seven feet above normal. Observer A M Puller notes the river at 11.68 feet and still rising, with crest expected near ten feet, as the flood stage in Franklin stands around 166 feet.
On the Roosevelt highway near Babons Corners about six miles east of the city a collision occurred late Wednesday afternoon. W L Count of Welk escaped injury when Colfett traveling west toward Dury tried to pass a truck driven by Frank Spear 18 of Youngaville, lost control and sideswiped the truck. The Erie woman’s car sustained estimated damage of $60 or more. No injuries were reported.
Eyewitness clearing brought twenty men into custody in Erie Pa after raids aimed at stamping out gambling. Police seized betting parlors and charged the arrestees in connection with illicit dens. Bail was set for all twenty as courts prepare hearings.
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