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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1950

Page

3

Plan Revision of Penal System Revived in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg June 10 The State Welfare Department will revive a plan for a classification center in Pennsylvania's penal system. Secretary William G Brown will convene a committee led by Stanley B Ashe to update the report from the Martin administration. Proposals include a new building at Rockview State Penitentiary and modernization of facilities. Brown says most reforms can be started for less than half the estimated 18 million cost. Duff urges high standards for penal and correctional institutions.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennnsylvania State Welfare Department William GC. Brown Edward Martin Stanley B. Ashe Western State Penitentiary Brown JA Department Rockview State Penitentiary Belifonte James H. Dut Huntingdon White HI Cumberland County Pennsylvania Duff Olr

Wattsburg Votes Down Tax Repeal In 1950 Meeting

Wattsburg rejects discontinuing the one percent tax at the first 1950 council meeting. Fred Allen sworn in as burgess reports a year end deficit despite the tax. New council members include J M McCullough Raleigh Conant Lawrence Rowse Floyd Tanner with officers Linje J McCulloveh president John House secretary Dorothy Tanner treasurer.

Wattsburg Jun Nees Council Fred Allen

City seeks state approval for three area projects

Streets Director Carl Smith and City Engineer Don William prepare drawings for dredging in the channel near the Erie Railroad span and plan removal of a middle stream island to ease storm sewer flooding. The third project widens and resurfaces High Street into Union City and extends road toward the new Union City hospital with Earl Cherry backing the Route 6 corridor.

Erie Railroad Carl Smith Don William High Street Union City Union City Hospital Earl Cherry Roosevelt High Way Association Pennsylvania

Dying from Hiccups Plagues Local Man in Spring Creek

Ya-year-old ex grocery assistant manager Jack O Leary endures hiccups for 18 months after peritonitis from ruptured appendix. Doctors failed to cure him though Mayacline of Rochester offered free treatment. Community notices report a Spring Creek Sports Club meeting and multiple local visits and gatherings.

Jack O'Leary Rochester Minn Los Angeles

Former Corry Resident Dies At Hanoverton

Mrs Henry Layer of Hanoverton formerly Nell Clark of this city died suddenly last evening. She and her husband who survives lived here before moving to Lisbon then Hanoverton. Survived by three Clark sisters Julia Clara Margaret of different cities, Tom Clark of Corry, and Fred Lauer father-in-law of this city. Body to arrive tomorrow and remain at Bracken Keeating Finery Home. calling after Wednesday afternoon.

Corry Hanoverton Henry Layer Nell Clark Lisbon Julia Clark Clara Clark Margaret Clark Buttglo Tom Clark Corey Fred Lauer Bracken-Keating

Local Visitors And Illness Mentioned In Warren Area

The Wilkinson family visits relatives while Janet Wilkinson recovers from chickenpox. Mr and Mrs William Crane host relatives. Paul Idron and George Whiteley stay near Union City. Harry Johnson, Bessie Johnson, and Mrs F C karferin visit Warren on business. James Steuart and Solis travel Tevine for Friday events. Julian Stewart hosts George Sprovers and children overnight with PV Kalferiin. C L Mason and others are noted in Tevine.

Stavsiyss Savane Greek Sportsmen’s Club West Spring Creek Dannary Guy Jones Los Angeles Calif Rey. Jones Spring Creek Paul McKay Buffalo Bernard Porter Lot, Sickler Porter Clayton HW Damon Firle Clayton Damon Brie Rohert Daron Corry Kenneth Whaley James Sickler Virginia Kent North Warren Janet Wilkinson Franiel Paverits Willian Crane Paul Idron George [Whiteley Near Union Cit Anl Mes Harry Johnson Mtns Bessie Johinson F.C. Karferin Warren Thiurach Wnh James Steuart Solis Wert Tevine Julian Stewartop George Sprovers Cony PV. Kalferiin Tast C. L. Mason

Rivers Rise in Pittsburgh District After Heavy Rain

Western Pennsylvania rivers creep higher as downpours soak the region. Weather bureau experts say no flood danger, with forecaster Vernon Honethon predicting the rise will ease by tomorrow. Allegheny and Monongahela rivers seen swelling as streams drain the area.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S. Weather Bureau Federal River Vernon Honehton Allegheny Monongahela

Ferry Service Authorized Between State Street Docks and Presque Isle Park

The Public Utility Commission authorized I. W. Nolan of Erie to run a ferry from State Street docks to Water Works Park on Presque Isle. The service handles about 300 daily riders on average and up to 7800 on Sundays and holidays, aiding workers commuting to the park. The note mentions basins rising slightly due to ongoing showers and forecasts more rain from the Midwest.

Harrisburg Ttlity Commission I. W. Nolan Erie State Stréeb Docks Water Works Park Presque Islé Peninsula Ab Brie

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