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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1938
Page
1
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Corry area fuel dealers including Keystone Texaco Mobilgas Gulf Ken Wall and Atmatic maintain 44 cent gas rate amid threats of a price war. Powell Agency denies plans to cut charges and Ford distributor actions mirror existing agreement while Thames Motors and Corry Auto Supply cut to 16 1/2 cents sparking industry debate. Oil Creek Refining trims at 17 1/4 cents. officials expect no rapid price drop and warn of staffing impacts if a race to the bottom occurs.
Directors meet at Watlabiine hall to approve August 1 opening through September. George Hamid Inc of New York to supply free acts for the expo. New agency promises a fine program likely to exceed prior Watts Fair offerings. Printing and premium lists awarded to local and regional firms.
London reports describe a major cabinet split as the crisis over Britain's European policy deepens. Rumors claim Anthony Eden and Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain discussed resignations amid Austrian tensions, though no official confirmation was issued.
Congressional experts on Capitol Hill discuss inflationary methods and licensing as a path to price level adjustment. Sen Elmer Thomas says the administration has adopted an inflationary policy, while the president and advisers warn against further currency devaluation and its risks to trade and foreign gold.
City to furnish gasoline and motor oils for all municipal equipment through a city servicing station. A large garage tank will be erected behind the Second Ward fire station for distributing fuel to street department and patrol apparatus. Arrangements with Them Brewer cover servicing and regular maintenance of equipment including grease and other supplies.
Pittsburgh attorney Charles Alvin Jones was selected as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate at a state conference in Harrisburg. U S Senator Joseph F Guffey pledged wholehearted support to the state endorsed slate including Earle Mundy Logue Lawrence and McCloskey, while efforts to back Thomas Kennedy faced uncertain prospects and Stern Lewis reportedly weighed an alliance to boost Kennedy and Hayr against the organization slate.
Health authorities record three new measles cases at the Titch and Keppel residences, ages 11, 7, and 6 months, all in quarantined families. Health officer Flanigan says several cases will be released from quarantine over the weekend as peak contagion appears passed and local conditions improve.
The Punxsutawney Spirit, a Republican weekly, endorses attorney Charles J. Margiotti for the Democratic subligatorial nomination. Margiotti, born in Punxsutawney on February 24, is presented as the Nominee in a party spirit praised by the paper.
Amos A. Williams of North Center Street was fined 300 and costs in county court after a trial on four counts of pointing firearms. He was convicted on one count for pointing at Matthew Stommes, with reports noting a possible motion for a new trial failed. The incident stemmed from hunting on posted property north of the city last November, during which Williams allegedly shot a dog owned by Raymond Gilson. The total bill amounts to 7140.
Jerome Haight 74 longtime Corry resident and former provisor of the Phoenix hate died suddenly at his home 205 Marion street. Born February 11 1864 in DeWittville N Y he spent years in Brocton and Lily Dale in business and hotel work before settling back in Corry. Survived by wife one daughter Mrs A J Miller two sons Kenneth and John two brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 PM from the family home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
A court ruling in Smethport Pa compels the Hamilton Township School Board to reinstate Mrs. Christina Prentice as a first grade teacher at a one room Morrigan schoolhouse. Parents of seven pupils refused to send their children, prompting the action under the Teachers Tenure Act. The ruling cites reinstatement and back pay as remedies.
Harrisburg February 19 Gev Warle formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He will seek the post now held by Republican Senator Jamey J. Devin. Davis has not stated intent regarding reelection but is expected to make formal statement on his attitude in Washington February 22.
Patrick J. Rooney, 43, a recluse living near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks four miles north of the city, died from a heart condition hastened by acute alcoholism. Deputy Corner Lawrence Davison said there was no foul play. Rooney had been seen locally yesterday. No inquest planned. survived by sister Mrs J Morris and brother WM N Rooney. funeral arrangements incomplete.
United Press reports a citywide manhunt in Pittsburgh for a hit and run motorist who struck Patrick F. Gallagher 66 a former deputy secretary of state with the state supplies and property department. Gallagher was found dead at his home after being struck and dragged for some distance, investigators say.
Ward Williams 61 sought vengeance against Nick Piovos 43 after Piovos reportedly released on assault charges. In a restaurant confrontation Williams, intoxicated, pulled a gun during a struggle with Piovos’s associate Floros. A first shot misfired. a second bullet struck Piovos in the back as bystanders fled. Homer Gillett, 21, wrestled Williams and a customer restrained him.
Relief demand in Union City fell as 20 families were removed from 78 to 58 since last Friday. Officials cite reduced unemployment assistance activity and some private employment as factors.
Mrs. James Riddle, 46, died in Franklin hospital after leaping from her husband’s car on the Clintonville-Bullion highway when brakes caught fire during a descent. She suffered a skull fracture in the crash. Her husband, James Riddle, survived.
The WPA budget report shows 2000 shade trees trimmed under the program started Nov 20, 1938 and running through Feb 18, 1987 with 7025 dollars spent on labor and 12528 attributed to sponsor. The project, suspended in 1987 and reopened in 1998, aimed at beautification and safety.
Ralph Scalise aged 27 was found not guilty of murdering his 54-year-old father, Erie detective Louis Scalise, after a 96 minute cross examination. The verdict came at about 12 30 p m with jurors seven women five men. The courtroom erupted in a murmur of approval as Scalise embraced his mother and sisters.
Shanghai reports a shift in the Yangis valley command may ease tensions with foreign interests in China. New commander Genert Siunroku Hata, Japanese Gory, is said to seek closer ties with Nikay teachers and stakes higher than predecessor Lieut. Gen. Twane Masii, a top general and former commander of the Mongolian army. Loot from Armour & Company payroll colliery theft totals $2,000 in cash.
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