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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 08, 1940
Page
3
Budget Plot Shows Military Cost Surpassing Relief
In the 1940 41 budget military expenses exceed relief costs for the first time in years. A large photograph at the top graphically compares how work relief funds are shared versus military spending for the coming year. The page notes details on federal expense shares and a Michigan education effort urging local compliance with public school attendance laws.
Franklin Man Injured In New Jersey Train Accident
Franklin man Daniel Gent was badly injured in Newark when a railway accident near the Pennsylvania Railroad yards left him with a fractured spine. He was found beside tracks and taken to Betty Tara Hospital in Newark in uncertain condition. His family, gathered in Franklin, learns he was employed as a brakeman on a passenger train from New York and may have fallen or slipped from a train near the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tured Franklin
Daniel
Graf
Binal
Betty Tara
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grent
Gebrakeman Torie
Eiher
Delock
Wup Trvcks
Lattaches
Franklin
Uppisienit
Ware
Trom
New York
Services for Mrs Maloney in St Thomas Church
Funeral services were held at St Thomas Church for Mrs Catherine Mason Maloney of Spring street. Rev Alfred Watson celebrated with deacon Rev Francis J Graves and sub-deacon Rev Edward Feeney. a temporary crypt interment followed. Bearers included John Casey Charles Burkhardt John Slattery Fred Kinley Frank Keefe and James Sullivan. Out of town relatives and friends attended from Cleveland Meadville Jamestown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
St. Thomas’ Church
Catherine Mason
Ang Spring Street
Alfred Watson
Brie
Iherns
Francis J. Graves
Edward J. Feeney
Z. J. Watshit
Gonneaut
Margaret Shelby Bndsop
Robert
Biffons
Joseph Filey
Delores
Meadville
Elizabeth Fahy
Union Cliyy
Patrick Crowe
Jamestown
Dennis
Bone Lake
County Budget Starts January 11 As Officials Map 1940 Plan
County budget work will begin January 11 with a temporary 1939 budget under study by county commissioners. Harvey Willis said surveys and requisitions will shape presentations due February 1, 1940, while two offices may exceed 1939 appropriations. Prothonotary Taylor faces wing index costs around 4.50, and County Treasurer McCray’s bond will raise costs but save 405 over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Vay
Harvey ‘Willis
Nls
Rendy
Kale
Con Roller Willie
Taylor
McCray
Erie Barber Victim of Rare Tuleremia Case
Erie resident Ju B Frank Plan desy, proprietor of the Hotel Lawrence barber shop, contracted tularemia from a diseased rabbit and is hospitalized at St. Vincent’s. Health officials said the disease is not contagious between people and the barber is recovering under Dr J R Smith’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flanders
Lawrence Hotel
Clean woman perishes after fire trapping at apartment
Mrs. Mary Bushey, 07, died after a blaze trapped her in a second floor apartment. She was found by a fireman on the floor as smoke filled the unit. Coroner Carl J Hesmer said a certificate of death would be issued due to second and third degree burns and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bushey
Secon
General Hospital
Carl J. Hesmer
Cattaraugis County
Coromer
Sisted
Second suit in auto accident at Oil City-Rouseville road
Carl John Moyer of 27 McCammon Street Oil City sues Miss Bernice Campbell a local public school teacher for 5000 dollars in personal injuries and 90 dollars medical expenses from a January 21 1938 collision on the Oil City Rouseville road. The suit follows a prior case by Helen Corse Graft owner of the submonile against Campbell result a verdict for the defendant. Moyer claims wage loss since the wreck and seeks attorney Robert M Dale of Franklin for his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Van
Carl John Moyer
McCammon Street
City
Bernice Campbell
Rouseville
Ol City
Mayer
Helen Corse Graft
Moyer
Miss Compton
Owit
Robert M. Dale
Franklin
W. J. Corse
Lindsay Improves after Sparring With Conn at Mercy Hospital
Jim Lindsey, Pittsburgh middleweight boxer, reportedly showed slight improvement at Mercy hospital after a sparring session with Billy Conn, the light heavyweight champion. The report notes Lindsey was hurt in the workout and remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jim Lindsey
Hury
Billy Conn
Mercy Hospital
Boiler Blast In Kane Garage Damages Building
A boiler explosion at a Kane garage on North Praley Street occurred about 6 18 PM Friday, shattering windows and damaging a car and storage. No one was hurt. attendant Lowy Nicolanzo narrowly escaped. The blast hurled debris about 15 feet into a parked sedan. owner Dowdale Rizzo and contractor Foy surveyed the scene as repairs awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaarrow
Kane
Esso Pasolnéalacion
Karage Om North Praley Street
Lowy Nicolanzo
Park Avenue
Gus Reuter Dies in Joplin Missouri
Obituary notice reports Gus Reuter passing away in Joplin Missouri. Mrs Epta B Johnson and Ada A Baldwin are named in connection to the family. Funeral services took place at Ada Baldwin home in Baxter Springs. Presbyterian minister led services followed by Masonic committal rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epta B. Johnson
Gus Reuter
John's Hospital
Reuter
Ada A. Baldwin
Baxter Springs
Kaw
Routine School Board Meeting Opens Evening
The Board of Education will meet at the school offices this evening for routine business. No special items were docketed and officials indicate the session will proceed largely as usual with routine matters to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Flucation
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