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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
Jan 02, 1941
Page
3
Pennsylvanias relief bill tops six hundred million dollars
Harrisburg June 2 Pennsylvanias relief bill has grown from 10 million over a decade to more than 600 million and the legislature is asked to approve 148 million for the 1941-48 biennium. Since 1931 relief costs shifted from localities to the state, with the Department of Public Assistance and repeated special sessions. Calculations show rising totals through the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reedy
Harrisburg
Pennsys Vania
Old State Emergency Relief Board
Thetate
Department of Public Assistance
Rani
Busis
James
WEA
Federa
WPA
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Pax
State Chamber
Commonwealth
Mioland Wins New York Handicap at Santa Anita Park
Mioland owned by Charles S. Howard captured the $10,000 New York handicap at Santa Anita Park in California yesterday. General Manager finished second and Sweep- Ida was third in the mile race for three year olds with Whichee, the co-favorite, fading to fifth. Time 1.99:35. Mioland paid $6.20 to win, $4 to place, and $3.00 to show. General Jenager paid $9 and $4.40, Sweepida $3.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mioland
Charles S. Howard
New York
Santa Anita Park
General Manager
Sweep- Ida
Whichee
General Jenager
Sweepida
Bach Mentioned For Marquette Post
Milwaukee Jan. 2 gridiron gossip names Joe Bach Niagara football coach as a leading candidate to replace Paddy Driscoll at Marquette. Bach, a former Notre Dame lineman, has been highly successful at Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Marquette
Milwaukee Wis
Joe Bach
Niagara
Paddy Driscoll
Neve Bach
Notre Dame
Guffey Act renewal eyed for coal price controls
Washington dispatch reports Senator Guffey plans to introduce a bill on the first day of the new Congress to renew the two year extension of the price fixing setup for the bituminous coal industry. The measure would not yet affect anthracite and depends on congressional action to continue the policy after April. The original 1935 act faced Supreme Court challenges and later reorganization moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Congress
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Spring plowing advanced four months in Washington
Unusually mild winter allows selectman Leo Pickett to start spring plowing on New Year’s Day. He tests the field early to see if it’s feasible and plans a single harrowing pass come spring. The note on the kangaroo rat is unrelated and awkwardly tacked in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Son-in-law Held After Attack in Erie
Joseph Wazkowski the widower lies in critical condition at Hamot Hospital after an assault by his son-in-law John Kulick 28. Kulick is jailed in Erie County Prison as police investigate. Hospital staff report severe facial injuries including fractured skull and jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Wazkowski
Hamot
Ints
John Kullek
Richar Dunden Warkowski
Dunden
Kulick
Kullek
Erte Je
King for a day joins 15000 in Philadelphia Mummers Parade
Philadelphia records 15000 participants as Henry Saltenberger, 41, a shipping clerk, is acclaimed the king for a day after his coronation robe, designed by the late creator, inspired the city’s traditional Mummers parade. He plans to defend the throne next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Saltenberger
Arson Suspect Sought After Church Fire in Pa
Pottstown Pa January 2 an arsonist is hunted for the first of two fires that damaged the Barrel United Brethren church about five thousand dollars. The blazes were three hours apart with Fire Chief Charles Yocum saying the second fire resulted from defective wiring while investigators confirmed the first blaze was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assackiwen
Winter driving rules from Highway Chief Hughes urge caution
Highways secretary St. Lamont Hughes releases twelve winter driving rules to motorists in Harrisburg encouraging reduced speeds, proper chains, and equipment checks. Drivers are warned to avoid steep grades without adequate gear, keep defrosters and wipers working, circulate fresh air, and anticipate ice on bridges and shaded areas to prevent crashes and aid snow removal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispung
San
Mic
St. Lamont Hughes
Hughes
Department of Highways
Fire at Niagara Falls causes heavy losses in McKenna block
A January New Year fire in Niagara Falls damaged the McKenna block on Main Street and Perce Avenue. Three stores and four second floor apartments suffered severe damage from water and smoke while the brick building valued at 60,000 dollars and the meat market at 9,505 dollars were listed as losses. No lives were endangered. a firewall blocked spread to nearby Rohrer Electric Company. Horace Hell performed on NEC Pot O Gold and Treasure Chest programs in Los Angeles recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Jan.za
Niagara Pally
Mckenna
Main Street
Perce Ayenue
Rohrer Electric Company
Patrick
Edward
Michael McKenha
Horace Hell
Los Angeles
Heidt Ranch
Firemen Forced to Quit Dinner in Middletown
Middletown firemen faced disruption at a New Year dinner when the guest speaker interrupted the meal, declaring he would like to see the firemen go into action. The interruption postponed the next course as the crew prepared to respond to a chimney fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asswemeen
Middletown
Acton
Beavers Drill Without Byler Due to Coach's Recovery
Corty High School athletes will practice at 2 pm Friday and Saturday under Stanley Andersom and Willard Pomeroy as Bill Myers oversees today. Coach Russ Byler is recuperating from an operation, leaving the faculty to supervise the team during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty High School
Stanley Andersom
Willard Pomeroy
Bill Myers
Elf
Russ Byler
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