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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

7

City finances under strain and calls for reform

In a letter from G Postlethwait the writer addresses city finance woes and possible diversions of special fund money. He compares practices in New York and argues that shifting funds within the same levy may be acceptable in emergencies, but diverting special improvement funds to general use is a serious legal violation. The piece urges prudent funding, careful administration, and personnel changes to avert fiscal crisis and political fallout.

New York G. Postlethwait

Tragic Carbon Monoxide Deaths At McKeesport Hotel

United Press report from McKeesport Pennsylvania notes three deaths due to carbon monoxide in a hotel room. Pred Davis aged 28, his wife Louise Tomko age 25, and their daughter Doris Jean Tomko were found by hotel staff after more than 12 hours since registering. The event appeared accidental, with a gas stove burning in the room and the bodies found on bed and floor. The trio were identified after initial confusion over names.

United Press Mckeesport Pred Davis Inuise Tomko Doris Jeat Tomko Fred Davis

Plan to Save Chautauqua by New Tax District

Albany February 23. Senator Leigh G. Kirkland Republican proposes a bill to create a Chautauqua utility district with a village government and power to levy taxes on real property to fund the Chautauqua institution. The move comes as the institution nears receivership after a sharp fall in gate receipts and reliance on admission charges.

Union Press Albany N. Y Chautauqua Institution New York Leigh G. Kirkland Randolph, Repuiican Institution of Chautaugia Chautauqua Utility District Kirkeland

Classified Ads Listing Services And Opportunities

A dense classified section outlines ad rules and categories including announcements monuments notices and personals. It lists ad formats three or six insertions and per word pricing while stressing proper classification and journal style. It notes care with mail orders and publishers rights to edit or reject copy and mentions many ad categories such as automobiles real estate professional services and employment.

Department of Vo Monumenta Luna

Model Home of the Future Electric Age Shown at Mansfield

A Westinghouse designed model home displays an electrified future with weather controlled rooms and seven radios including an auto-use unit. The house uses vast power yet promises abundant low cost energy as national power production expands. Features include air conditioning, shadowless lighting, auto garage doors, straight-line kitchen with electric range and built in appliances, ultraviolet and infrared room lighting, and automatic waste handling with outdoor meters.

Mansfild Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company United States Tea Ridge

Two Men Burned to Death in Shack Fire

In Williamsport, Pennsylvania, two unidentified men were burned to death early today when a blaze swept a shack along the Reading Company tracks. Residents who frequented the shack were linked to the fire as investigators recovered charred bodies.

Uniiea Williamsport Bre Reading Company Resum

Junior PZA Holds Meeting and Programs

The Junior PZA met in the drary room of the Junior High Building on Friday at 8 30. A pleasing program featured piano solos by Miss Meredith Fogle and C Ty Hoffmaster, a recitation by Miss Mary Graham, a vocal solo by John Rouse, and a talk by Mrs Lotta Bongteel about her California trip. The banner prize went to room 8, with Mrs Frans Grafts room first in the membership drive. Refreshments were provided by third grade bakers. A Cleveland report notes a family of five requires 1860.06 income. the union says 1200 is insufficient.

Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association Rank Graft Meredith Fogle Mary Graham John Rouse C. Ty Hoffmaster Lorraine Youngs Lotta Bongteel California Frans Grafts Miss Reed Philip Young Nalners

Tudge Denies Ruling Against NRA Resident

Dallas Tex Feb 23 Federal judge William H Atwell quashed an indictment charging Hob Lieto Dallas billing station operator with violating wage and hour provisions of the Federal oil code marketing section Government lawyers said they would appeal to the Supreme Court to determine if the government may regulate the petroleum industry. The judge noted the opinion did not decide on the constitutionality of the NRA nor the delegation of power to the President. The ruling avoids declaring the NRA unconstitutional and distinguishes interstate from intrastate commerce.

United Press Dallas Tex Feders Tudge William H. Atwell Hob Lieto United States Supreme Court Atwell Judge Atwell NRA

Oregon grid stars excel as javelin throwers pace team

Leighton Gee and Bobby Paulie lead Oregon in javelin with Gee reaching 200 feet while Paulie records 100 feet. Gee also serves as quarterback on the Web feet co championship football elev an, highlighting dual athletic prowess on a single squad.

Eugens, Ove Leighton Gee Bobby Paulie Oregon Gee Élevan

Sweden Installs Giant Water Turbine at Varga power plant

VONERSBORG Sweden A large water turbine has been installed at the Varga power station near Ter fins a wheel Measuring 26 feet in diameter a second turbine of equal size will be installed in a few months Both turbines will be fed 10.58 cubic feet of water per second

Sweden Vonersborg Vargadridie Ter Fins

First University of Wisconsin Graduates in 1805

In spring 1805 the University of Wisconsin conferred bachelor degrees on its first graduates. The record notes the six women who completed their work, marking an early milestone for the institution.

U. of W University of Wisconsin

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