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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
1
Gas Price War Develops In Corry City
Gas prices drop as Thomas Motors cuts to 16 cents, oil companies follow with 17 and 16 cent baselining. Other stations maintain 19 1/2 cent standard gasoline as word spreads of a broader price war and a local price stabilization association forms to curb cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Thomas Motors Company
Nike
Association For Automobile Repair Work
Oil Creek Renning Company
East Main Street
Weal Smith Street
Corry Auto Eupply Co. Inter
Thomas Motors
Ehu
Kendal
Gmnbleman
Texaco
Atlantic Distributors
Shopping Now Babson Reflects On Retail Recovery Signs
Roger Babson writes from Babson Park Florida that business sentiment is grim but turning. He credits resilient retail trade and fading industrial output as signs the economy may recover, noting falling prices in clothing and warehousing, cash available for sale and materials, and opportunities for new ventures amid cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Florida
America
Dorner
Velshcord
Inchite
Ayelets
Suveral
Pespla
Feesleht
Courase
Toghe Securities
Coxonoditio
Ney Enterprises
Am LO
Planes complete flight to South America
Five United States Army planes nicknamed dying fortresses completed a 5 80 mile flight from Miami to Buenos Aires landing at El Palomar Airdrome amid a 34 hour 15 minute journey with a six hour stop in Lima Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. America
United
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States Army
Andes
Miami
Florida
el Palmour
Td P. m
Mani
Lima
Pern
Measles Decline Reported With Two New Cases
Health authorities report a continued drop in measles with two new cases in the city. Richard Martin aged 8 of 134 East Church Street and Grace Hotchkiss aged 10 of 108 Brook Street are in the tally. One case under quarantine will be released soon. others nearing the end of quarantine. Officials say peak likely passed but maintain vigilance and quarantine to stem spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anwari
Ity
Richard Martin
East Church Street
Grac’ Hotchkiss
Brook Street
Botheshoot
Fumes Rise From Gas Well Amid Tornado Ruins at Odessa
A deadly tornado tore through Odessa hinting at 30 killed and scores injured. Fumes from a wrecked Standard Oil gas well dangerous with possible explosion swirled over the town, as rescue workers labored through darkness and rubble of oil field shacks and warehouses. State police sealed the area and rerouted traffic while victims were rushed to nearby towns and Shreveport for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Standard Oil Company
Vivian
Atlanta
Tex
Shreveport
Roosevelt Seeks Stable Price System for Growth
President Roosevelt outlined a broad policy to establish a balanced price system intended to expand national income and revive employment. He stressed the plan is not restraint but abundance, backed by agricultural, industrial, and monetary programs aimed toward steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prana
Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic slate forms for 1938 Pennsylvania primary
Pennsylvania Democratic leaders align behind a party slate for governor Charles Alvin Jones U S Senator George H Eure and lieutenant governor Tee O Mundy with Lawrence announcing a Feb 25 Harrisburg meeting to endorse the ticket. Attorney General Charles J Marriottt and Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy expected to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democratic Organization
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
U. S
George H. Eure
Haverford
Bstate
Tee O Mundy
Wilkes-Barre
Jonas
David Laws Fence
Stone Alijiort
Earle
Jones
Arthur ColegraVe
Democratic State Committee
Lawrence
Fleld
Teachess
Charles J. Marxiott
Thomas Kennedy
Young Scalise Says Shooting Was Accident
Ralph Scalise testified he did not intend to kill his father Louis Scalise, claiming the revolver went off during a bedroom struggle for possession. He described fearing his father and broke into tears as he recounted his family life and alleged abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Scalise
United Press
MRIE
Ralph Scalige
Pittsburgh Police
Louis
Erie Woman Freed on Drunken Driving
A Crawford county jury in Meadville Pennsylvania freed Mrs. L. G. McCloskey on a drunken driving charge linked to a October accident that fatally injured her husband Loomis McCloskey. Costs were imposed on the county while the case also included a man slaughter indictment connected to the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeepe
Meadville
Crawford County
LG. McCloskey
Loomis
McClosey
RLFC Lending Resumed As Roosevelt Orders Restart
Chairman Jesse Jones announced that President Roosevelt directed him to resume RLFC lending. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reportedly has 1.5 billion dollars available, though Jones cautioned demand may stay low and not exceed a few hundred million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction
Inunve Corpora Hon
Roosevelt
RPS
Ward
RSFC
Jones
REC
Seven Miners Rescued One Dies In Cavein
Seven miners trapped 509 feet below surface at Spring Mountain Colliery were rescued after a flood and debris. Paul Kulits, 49, of Hazleton, was found dead buried under mud. The eight others, Paul Molanay, 41, Beavor Meadows. Michael Ieva, 85, Hazleton. Stephen Stephanke, 2, Jeanesville. Joseph Ledisha, 44, Jeanesville. John Algorski, 57, Hazleton. Andrew Harvilla, 59, Preskow. and William Davis, 43, Hazleton, received first aid and were sent to hospital if needed. They had been trapped since 2:15 yesterday. A stripping operation reservoir collapsed, flooding the shaft. Night-long digging continued as rescuers hoped others were safe on a shelf. Detectors investigate Agnes Haxnmam case with no clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frése Jeanesville
Spring Mountain
Paul Kulits
Hazleton
Paul Molanay
Beavar Meadows
Michael Ieva
Stephen Stephanke
Jeanesville
Joseph Ledisha
John Algorski
Andrew Harvilla
Preskow
Wiliam Davis
mMhey
D. C
Concord township woman to celebrate 92nd birthday
Mrs Mary Kiesling Culver a notable Concord township resident will mark her 92nd birthday on Saturday February 19 born in Saxony Germany February 19 1846 she came to America in 1860 later living near Poland New York and Garry cheese factory worker before marrying Em Culver She resides with her daughter Mrs Roy Harris friends invited to visit at her daughter’s home with caravan services noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kiesling Culver
Concord Township
Culver Waa
Saxony
Germany
America
Poland
Hatkimer County
New York State
Garry 45
Robert Gates
Em. Culver
Culver
Wolok
Dalenter
Itoy Harris
Feltetta— Vans
New Trial Plea Defers Williams Case Sentence
Erie County court postponed sentencing in two Cory cases as a new trial motion loomed. A. A. Williams, convicted on one firearms count, faced possible delay pending the motion. Mary Bemis, convicted of receiving stolen goods, also had sentencing deferred. Joe Kawalskis faced an assault charge but was not tried and may be arraigned next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Erie County
A. A. Williams
Williams
Foilay
Mary Bemis
Joe Kawalsis
Woman Injured After Fall at W T Grant Store Steps
A woman was admitted to Cory Hospital this afternoon after a fall down basement steps at the W. T. Grant company store on Ty Street at 12 40. She sustained multiple bruises and was dazed but no bones were thought broken and her condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Peak
Etoors DE Norim Cea Ty-street
Cory Hospital
W. T. Grant Company
Police Seek Gunnman In Theatre HoldUp In Pa
Police hunted today for a gunman who threatened a Warmer Theatre ticket seller, Dorothy Liberty, and escaped with 113 dollars. The man forced her to hand over the money and warned that an accomplice waited on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Rie
Gimman
Jas
Dorothy
Liberty
Slayers Given New Chance to Escape Chair
John Polens and Senauskas, condemned for the 1936 murder of Mrs. Seniinuk in Warren County, receive a stay of execution from the state pardons board. Governor Barle granted respite to April 4 after clemency hearings. the Young men await further review with nervous restraint in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
John Polens
Doe Senauskas
Youngsville Alport
Ealeu
State Parvions Board
Palit
Bellefonte
Cooge H. Barle
Partons Board
Senauskas
Netya
Morales
Polens
Seniiil
Mary Seniinuk
Erie Watchman Not Indicted in Fatal Shooting
Erie county grand jury rejected murder charges against Kenneth J. Herrick a 50 year old night watchman after reviewing evidence in the August shooting death of Alex Fredrychowski 22 and the related injuries to Joseph Sulkowski 22 Herrick claimed the pair tried to force him from his car to steal it and said he fired from concealment in the vehicle Sulkowski survived and was later sent to a mental institution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Unies Press
Erg
Erie County Grand Jury
Kenneth J. Herrick
Alex Fredrychowski
Herrick
Fredrychowski
Joseph Sulkowski
Sulkowski
Low bidders on Warren project announced today
Winners on Warren State Hospital General State Authority project listed by bids. Gengril Construction from Cleveland awarded $87,619 for fencing and ventilation work. William M. Clark of New Castle quoted $14,200 for stoker and combustion gear. H Nourse Electrical Co. of Erie bid $57,774 for piping and equipment. Ross Tie Honey from Philadelphia bid $38,700 for treatment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Yyarren State Hospital
General State Authority
Gengril Construction
Clevelans
Eatin
George
Pittsburgh
William ML Clanln
New Castle
Garvest H. Nourse
Electrical and Promissing Co
Erie
Willem M_ Clark
Willem ™ Clark
Ross Tle
Titster
Einvanurgn
Poaecs
County Officials Say State Must Pay Medical Aid
GREENSBURG Pa Feb 18 The State Association of County Commissioners contends that medical aid for relief cases is a state obligation not a county duty. After a one day conference members adopted a resolution protesting Attorney General Charles T Margot's ruling that counties are responsible for medical aid to relief cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prem
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