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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 05, 1939
Page
1
4a pro consolidation in town plan faces 100 men
A partial OCR fragment suggests a town consolidation proposal impacting about 100 men. The text is garbled but implying a pending action or debate on consolidation and manpower implications within the community.
KERS Legheny Outsider Board A Civil Substi
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a board action involving a civil substitute remedy. The legibility is limited with missing names and places, hindering full reconstruction of the notice or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legheny
Roosevelt nominates Felix Frankfurter to Supreme Court
President Roosevelt names Felix Frankfurter to the U S Supreme Court filling the vacancy from the death of Benjamin Cardozo. Frankfurter, a liberal Jewish scholar and Harvard Law professor, is expected to win Senate confirmation with little opposition. The move preserves a liberal majority on the Court with Black Reed and Frankfurter joining Brandeis and Harlan Stone.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfuter
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
Senate
Harvard University Law School
Senate Judiciary
Charles de McNary
Ore
Frankfurter
United States
Supreme Court
Stanley F Reed
Pya L. Black
Cardozo
Louis D. Brandelg
Harlan
Stone
Nilelaus
Black
Reed
Gynuip
Hye
Legislature not favorable to liquor law reform in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 5 The 1939 legislature may end retail liquor sales in Pennsylvania and replace it with a state supervised system. Senator John H. Dent plans to sponsor a bill modeled on New York's approach. Proposals face Republican opposition and GOP administration concerns over lost revenue. Dent outlines a dual wholesale retail licensing plan with a one quart package limit for retailers and larger wholesale sales at retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United
John H. Dent
Westmoreland
New York
House
Senate
Dent
Dent Sid
FBI
County Probes Conditions At Several Homes
County probation officer Harold Dundor surveyed homes in Corry with local police on Wednesday. Four children at Kenneth Graham residence on Concand Street will be arraigned. two others facing hearings over alleged neglect. At Charles Hoffman residence on West Main Street living conditions deemed unfit for a child led to removal to the Detention Home and further investigations into Hoffman’s employment. Additional complaints were investigated with potential action pending after follow up checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dundor
Corry
Ben
Otheer Dunston
Orin
Waltey
Kenneth Graham
Concand Strest
Qminty
Hoffman
Dundon Prokerd
Bar Association Tax Reform Drafts For State System
The Pennsylvania Bar Association tax committee, led by Sen. Franklin Spencer Edmonds, meets to review drafts for overhauling state taxation and replacing the revenue department with a 42-member tax commission modeled on the Public Utility Commission. John H. Fertig drafted the bills and the proposal calls for permanent long-range tax collection with five appointed members and staggered terms.
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Eyunnea Press
Hershey
Dee
Tax Committee
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Department of Revenue
Tax Commission
Public Utility Commission
Franklin Spencer Edmonds
Montgomery
Bar Association
Morrow
John H. Fertig
Legislative Reference Bureau
Earle and envoy to France meet in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 5, political circles buzz over a two hour talk between Governor Earle and U.S. Ambassador Bullitt. Rumors link the meeting to a potential diplomatic post for Earle after he resigns as U.S. minister to Austria in 1984 and to a possible governorship bid.
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Gdv
George H. Harle
Tongtine
William C. Bullit
U.S
France
Earle
Harte
Austria
Europe
Dictator regimes denounce Roosevelt speech reception
In London amid confused reaction dictatorships denounce the Roosevelt message while democracies hail it. European leaders study the address as totalitarian regimes view U S defenses as threat and Britain and France praise unity and strength. Radio rebroadcast faces access limits and sound issues in Europe.
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Linepress
London
Roosevelt
United States
Great Briain
France
Europe
Great Britain
British Broadcasting Company
Germany
Italy
Punxsytawney Veteran Shoots Self in Head and Dies
Fenton McAfee 62, longtime tailor and member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post, died by a self inflicted gunshot today in Punxsytawney Pennsylvania. He had been ill and faced financial difficulties. two sons and a brother survive.
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Punxsytawney, Pa
Fenton McAfee
Rommardser
Veterans of Poreien Wars Post
Tere
Betn
Edear
Pittsburgh
Judge denies reinstatement of suspended Scranton teacher
Judge T Linus Hoban of Scranton declined to order the reinstatement of a suspended teacher, ruling the board may place teachers in different grades after suspension. The decision also covers nine other teachers challenging the board and 12 who filed later petitions. Counselor Harold A Seng said an appeal would go to the state’s highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Linus Hbtvin
Scranton
Gertrude Walker
Misa Walker Hit
Mundy
Hoban
Sevanton
Harold A. Seng
Powers to Bring Dog Show to Corry Schools
Corry residents will host vaudeville dog act star Power D Powers and his trained dogs at the Junior High and Senior High schools. The show features Silver Flash and Our Gang Dog Comedy Brony in varied stunts. Admission is six cents for students and ten cents for adults.
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Silver Flash
Our Gang
Brony
Washington
President reports massive WPA funding and tax plans
Roosevelt asks Congress for an immediate 875 million dollar WPA appropriation to cover 3 to 3.5 million workers through June 30 and to push tax proposals for defense and recovery amid budget battles with economy and isolationist critics. He argues for rapid action to prevent relief program disruption and urges continuation of New Deal priorities amid mounting opposition.
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Roosevelt
Louis J. Schaefle
United Press
Washington
Congress
WPA
Melualey
Prngrangad
Enigeristas
Pew
Lyle &. Wilson
Fly
Secon
Dewert
Pee
Fideet Mussaze
Tt Rao
Roowevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Corryites Held On Check Charge
Dillord Tingue and his son Herman Tingue of Carly, Pa pleaded guilty in passing bad checks, waived preliminary hearing, and were bound to the Grand Jury by Judge GW Appleby after municipal court. The father faced one bad check charge with bond set at 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryites
Conneawtson
Dillord Tingue
T He
Herman Tingue
Carly Pa
Dudge GW
Appleby
Biblical Archaeologist to Lecture on Scriptures’ Accuracy
Dr. J. G. Kinnaman, dean of history at Madison College Terin, will deliver three lectures at the United Brethren in Christ church next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Topics include The Story of Abraham and Lot as Revealed by Archaeology, King Tut and His Relation to the Old Testament, and Daniel in the Lions Den.
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J. GO. Kinnaman
Madison College
Terin
United Brethren
Christchurch
Dr. Kinnaman
Abraham
Lot
King Tut
Hla
Daniel
Lions den
United States
Jiu
Reverend Kuhn Addresses Kiwanis On Life Philosophy
Reverend William J. Kuhn of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church discussed "The Philosophy of Life" before the Kiwanis at the Hotel Corry. He stressed human interdependence and cooperation. Willard Cox, the club president, outlined plans for the coming years and suggested ongoing activities for members.
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Kuhn
William J. Kuhn
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Nineheon
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Etgy
Kidney
Willard GC Cox
Yxboat Wetivitlen
Yimetsoj
Jeelings
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