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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1937

Page

7

Pennsylvan ia to form safety commission after fatal road rise

Harrisburg report details a 483 increase in traffic fatalities last year with 55 090 highway accidents injuring 59 178 and killing 2 870. Sen Charles Mallory proposes a permanent independent safety commission with Gov Earleappointing an executive safety engineer and ex officio members from key agencies to curb highway deaths and industrial accidents.

Preston Williams United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Legislaion Charles IR. Mallory Blair State Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety Mallory Senate George H. Earle Secretaries of Revenue, Highways and Labor and Industry Superintendents of Public Instruction State Police Highway Patrol

Friendship Club Meeting Names Officers and Welcomes New Members

Mrs HC Judd hosted the Friendship Club gathering at Lenerty Street where officers for the year were named: president Mrs Hig Blakeslee secretary Mrs I C Tudd and reporter Mrs Elizabeth Edmonds. New members Mrs Witon Simmons and Mrs Dahl joined as others enjoyed readings and visits with fancy work. Meeting set to reconvene in two weeks with location to be announced.

HC. Judd Lenerty Street The Friendship Club Hig Blakeslee I. C. Tudd Eng Elizabeth Edmonds Witon Simmons Dahl

Vines Favored To Beat Perry In Cleveland Showdown

Cleveland January 8 Perry, who beat Vine in Madison Square Garden, returns to Public Hall for the second chapter of the New York opener in the transcontinental series. Vine is the recognized ruler. Perry now faces a heavy favorite and seeks to prove he can win on this court as the tour moves on.

Cleveland Iared Perry Willsworth Vines Madison Square Garden Public Hall Perry New York Vines

Japan Faces Iron Famine With Tariff Suspension

Tokyo considers suspending current pig iron tariffs to secure enough material for industrial expansion. The move aims to avert a production slowdown as Japan seeks to maintain growth and meet domestic demand amid mounting shortages.

Japan Tokyo

County relief funds to be cut under new bill

Horton Kauffman, executive secretary of the district, says the Goodrich plan would reduce county relief expenditures by 27.6 percent, cutting more than 100000 and raising tax designations on real estate. Proponents claim it would dissolve 42 agencies while preserving core aid functions. Critics warn significant gaps in poor relief and agency consolidation.

ORTH Girie County iGca

Elimination of Crossings Improves State Highways

Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's share of federal grade crossing elimination funds totals 5.74 million for 1987-1988 and 1988-1989. About 20 projects have been completed with 59 to be finished. projects include Marysville underpass, Malvern and Green Tree near Ches ter County, Rochester Route 457 in Beaver County, and Mt Pocono on Route 64. The program aims to remove dangerous crossings with overpasses and underpasses, improving safety and efficiency across the state.

Warmen van Dyke Harrisburg Department of Highways Pennsylvania Urder Gani Iaoh Intriealte Hightech Wohica Public Service Commission Tanight Marysville Malvern Greentree Chester County Lincoln Highway Philadelphia Rochester

Titusville Man Sentenced for Part in Theft Case

Jatt Irlogway 28 of Titusville was sentenced by Judge Bald to one year and six months to two years and six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for participating in the robbery of clothing valued at 2000 from a Geaty Men’s Shop in Fidgway on September 18. He pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and turned state’s evidence against two accomplices, G L Fredy of Kane and Eugene O’Shea of Titusville, who are serving terms in the county penitentiary. The court noted his reluctance to cooperate and the involvement of others in the case. The clothing was not recovered.

Irlogway Jatt Pau Melven Titusville Fudge B Bald Allegheny County Geaty Fidgway Mign Snila Hielschel G. L. Fredy Kane Eugene O'Shea Wobler Pittsburgh Helschel Helachel BR. Goppalo Jody O'Shea Fiether Assiabenia Lhmond Mose Mastroti Erie Mastroti Qurler Sessons Erie County Meheuiry

Roosevelt Urges States to Ratify Child Labor Amendment

President Roosevelt appealed to governors and governors-elect to make ratification of a child labor amendment a top priority in the 1937 legislative programs. He noted 24 states have ratified and urged a nationwide standard to protect minors, urging swift action to enshrine safeguards in law.

Frederick A. Storm United. Press White House Washington Roosevelt Nint- Leon Congress

Crossing eliminations eyed for North East project

Commissioners plan a cross street elimination program beginning in June to reduce traffic and dust. The North East area would require a fourth of a plan to proceed, with damages compensated if duties fail.

Erne Dun Paynesalicys Noyth East Jock Win Baal Jay North

Erie Police Ordered to War on Gamblers

Erie police chief George Chvintuphia outlined aggressive action against gambling rings at a city meeting. He pledged to smash the numbers racket, warn dealers, and pursue arrests as statewide concerns rise. A separate item notes population projections for the area near State College, Pa, predicting a peak around 1950 between 135,000 and 140,000.

Mar Jan Pitloe George Chvintuphia Tie City State College Oliver EB. Baker U.S. Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania State College

Straw Vote Defined as Unofficial Poll

The article discusses straw votes as unofficial polls with little intrinsic value but potential to indicate possible election directions. It explains the proverb straw shows which way the wind blows and clarifies that such polls offer no definitive results.

Billion for Defense Asked by Roosevelt in 1938 Budget

The article details a Roosevelt defense request totaling over 1.0 billion dollars. It lists War Department military appropriations of about 587 thousand and 980 thousand, plus 24.8 million for non military war department items and 143 thousand for rivers and harbors, pushing the total over 1,000 million.

War Department

Wavy Highway Line New Safety Idea

A questionable OCR fragment describes a proposed wavy highway line safety feature with unclear details. It mentions warnings, night visibility, and driver alertness, referencing a Los Angeles context and a trial or study with mixed clarity. The text is garbled but centers on new traffic safety signaling ideas and driver response.

Weekend Patents and Health Aids Sale Prices

A cluttered ad lists health and patent medicines with unit prices for a weekend sale. Items include Absorbine Jr, Vampoles Prep, Konjola, Miles Nergine, S M A Powder, Ironized Yeast, Sal Hepatica, Lysol Antiseptic, Petrolagar, Father John’s, DeWitts Kid Pills, Dextri Maltose, Haliver Oil Caps, Alka Seltzer Tabs, Tic Belans, San Cura Ointment, Celery King Tea, Vicks VapoRub, Hills Nose Drops, Ex-Lax, Bayers Aspirin 24s, Fletcher’s Castoria, Tums by the dozen, Rem Cough Syrup, Pinex, Groves Bromo Quin, and Infants Glyceroal Supp. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to under two dollars.

Absorbine Jr Father John’s DeWitts Alka-Seltzer Lax Bayers

Classified ads era notices and offerings in journal

A dense OCR of classified advertising text lists categories and notices. It includes announcements for services offered and wanted, automotive, real estate, poultry, cattle, horses, farming equipment, and various trades. The noisy copy notes insertion policies and reader contact expectations, with scattered item headings and mis-spellings.

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