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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1941
Page
3
Erie streets bustle and rail news mark busy week
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 86 733 386 passengers in February 1940, up from January. Leonard T. Beale of Philadelphia named PR director replacing the late Howard Holic of Pittsburgh. Erie federal court opens March 1 with lists of criminal and civil cases awaited. Health Officer reports two more chicken pox cases. Earl County residents ill. Hodges arrest after posing as Canadian Royal Air Force officer and theft in Oil City. Relief payments to Erie countians total 208 for the week, down 14 794 from last year. Financials show Erie County institutions with 73 631.76 balance. RCA reports 1949 income 9 119 150 after preferred dividends, 43 cents common. Local Board No. 1 mails apportionment questions 817–832. Wheelchair donation requested for Mulligan family. A meteor appears across the northern sky, viewed as a meteor by observers. City police report quiet period with one arrest in a week. Market workers donate eleven tons of clossets for Company A departure. Parking congestion noted near the bus district during the Company A camp departure. Snow removal continues in the business district. curbs cleared to aid motorists after heavy snowfall.
Ridgway Fire Apparatus Fund Seeks $7000 Approval
Ridgway council session heard Elk Hose Company officials request council support for a fundraising effort to buy new fire equipment. The goal is seven thousand dollars. a committee of firemen will canvass residents. Council unanimously approved moving to sign a petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudgway
Bel
Ridgway Town
Elk Hose Company
WPA projects halted in McKean Elk and Jefferson counties
About two score projects in the Education and Recreation division of the WPA in McKean, Elk, and Jefferson counties are suspended due to lack of federal allocation. Local reports note a 1936 parallel when PA funds were delayed. suspended sites include James City Community buildings, Kane high school classes, and the Kane area supervisor and instructors. The safe driving school had earlier been suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education and Recreation Division
WPA
McKean
Elk
Jefferson
Senate
Pennsylvania
SC. Heydeick
Kane
First County
James City
Kane High School
C.C. No. 3
PUC Claims Savings for State Consumers
The Public Utility Commission announced a March 1 rate reduction saving Pennsylvania Telephone subscribers and electric light and power users about 2.681 million dollars annually. Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania customers save 1.49 million and Pennsylvania Power & Light customers 1.281 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Associated
Jess
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Allentown
Father-in-law killer after rescuing infant in New Kensington
Stanley Grabawski of New Kensington Pa invaded his father in laws home and shot and killed his wife Elizabeth 19 after snatching their three month old daughter. He was later shown in the New Kensington police station being comforted by his mother Mrs Stella Grabowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Grabawski
Jt 27
New Kensington
Elizabeth
Grabawski
Stella Grabowski
Let Contract for Basement of Church Ridgway
Feb 27 Hyde Murphy Co of Ridgway won the bid for the church basement stone wall at St Leo’s for 4011 dollars. Other bids ranged from 5180 to 9280 dollars. Building committee members included McFarlin Dickson Geyer Bonini. Major Wood was absent at Iniiiantown Gap. Architects were Russell Howard and Charles Miller of DuBois. Frank T. Babbitt celebrated his birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geyer
Lous Bonini
H. M. Wood
Becase
Iniiiantown Gap
Russell Howard
Charles Miller
DuBois
New Cuts Expected in WPA Employment in Pa
A Pennsylvania lawmaker predicts WPA employment will fall to about 100000 by end of June. A House committee head says sewing projects will continue after the two month contract ends, with future highway work absorbing cuts. Credits from other projects would offset sewing job contributions. The article notes 3107 Secret Service arrests in 1940.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
WEA
Pennsylvania
William A. Shaw
Allegheny County
Democrat
House
WPA
James
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