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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 16, 1940
Page
3
Notable Seattle Kidnaping Case Yields Life Terms
A Seattle jury found Bu l Weaver, 19, and Ray, Pmidhs, 24, guilty of first degree kidnapping and assault of a 16 year old girl. They were spared the death sentence and sentenced to life imprisonment. Prucha is married and a father of a 20 month old son.
Canal era data sought for Pennsylvania history drive
United Press reports a state committee under the State Historical Commission seeks photographs folklore and relics from Pennsylvania canal days for a comprehensive history. The project links the turnpike department railroads and the Historical Commission as collectors ask for pictures documents and canal era mementos to be loaned or donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Historical Commission
Federation
Commonwealth
Pate Highways Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iough
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Taxpayers May Deduct Christmas Seal Contributions
Taxpayers may deduct money subscribed for Christmas Seals and Christmas Seal Bonds on annual income tax returns. J Kenneth Winter, executive secretary of the Tuberculosis Association, explained the sale falls under permissible deductions for charitable contributions. Report the specific organization and purpose when claiming the deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Man Seal Committee
J. Kenneth Winter
The
Tuberculosis Association
Damage suit against Erie dismissed after jury verdict
Jan 16 report states a $36,000 damage claim by Robert Slater of 759 East North Street against the City of Erie was dropped in county court. Judge Elmer L. Evans instructed jurors that fire apparatus may disregard signals in emergencies, negating negligence by the city. Slater, a passenger in James Pelican’s auto at 2nd and Handi State streets, alleged city employees operated a fire truck recklessly on October 25, 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
James Pellican
Tennessee adds vacation parks for state recreation
Tennessee officials plan to expand vacation parks under Director Cass Brewster, supervising eight parks this summer. Officials say centers should not be self sustaining. fees to cover operations would push vacations into luxury status, risking limited access for wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Soutern State
America
Cass Brewster
Brewster
Building tenancy reaches decade high in 1959
Chicago reports occupancy rises as Mort gage Bankers Association of America notes overall tenancy in 14 major cities at year end 1959 stands at 41 percent, the highest since 1929. Southern cities show 98.5 percent occupancy, with Western and Eastern centers near 43 percent. HRA notes 4 percent. Improved business conditions accompany the improved tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Van
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Thas
Association Ead
Wingis of Greuice in Curinths heyday
In the city during the peak era Curinth, about 20 000 Eeveman were thought to possess 100 000 albvos. The fragment notes a bustling population and substantial wealth within a historic period.
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Wingis
Greuice
Curinth
Creeen
Founding of Church of the Nazarene Observed in Corry
The church marks its sixth anniversary with a weekend series of services led by Rev. HH Po. All-night opening Thursday and closing Sunday feature 2:30 p.m. Sunday service and 7 p.m. NYPS program. George Evangelistic party from Wesleyville provides music. first organized in Johnson Hall with 30 charter members.
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Fdr
Essex
Washington Street
Potook
George Evangeliinc
Wesleyville
NYPS
Johnson ‘Hall
Ralph G.merrits
Nasinring
Corydon
Everett C. Aith
Court Action Facing Erie Contractor in Power Struggle
Erie Jan. 16 A petition seeks an injunction to restrain directors and officers of the J. Doyle company from further control and asks for a receiver to run and salvage assets. Har gison L. Doyle, stockholder and director, filed the suit through attorney Samuel Y. Pigs siter. Defendants include The J. and M. Doyle company and several Doyle family members. The firm, active in contracting and road work, has operated at a loss of about 30,000 in 1929 amid claims of threats to oust the petitioner and concerns of insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Doyle Company
Actiok
Brouehy
Hargison L. Doyle
Samuel Y. Pigs‘siter
J. and M. Doyle
Arts
Doyle
Elizabeth Doyle
Charles A. Doyle
John J. Doyle
Haseen
Ata Iss
Ringer Causes Stir At Local Horse Shoe Toss
Stanley Wille, a boy from Cleveland Ohio, captured attention as a ringer during a horse shoe tossing event. A misthrown shoe sails past the stake while spectators watch the chaotic spin. The young contestant kept steady and found success amid the lively fairground competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stanley Wille
Jad Ram
Curt
Iyephivers
Stanley
Hs Htadi
Put in Jail At Early Age
Two and a half year old Bruce Carl was turned over to gendarmes by Raymond A. Carl for separation from his wife. The report notes the case involved custody tensions across California and New Jersey with authorities intervening to keep the child from being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Carl
Raymond A. Carl
Mrs. Carl
California
New Jersey
Titusville Man Dies in Crash of Truck and Car
Titusville resident Eat R White 53 died when his truck collided with a car near Powder Falls while en route from Youngstown to Titusville. Survived by wife and three brothers, officials say load shift caused the accident. Two Pittsburgh men injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Tetusvelle
R. White
Angie
New County Assessment Up in Erie County 1988- Triennial Valuation
Countywide assessment totals 127000997 with gains across city and rural parcels. County commissioners discuss 1998 triennial valuation noting Erie city increases and outside-city properties adjusted by about 802383 as the 1988 figures are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tintin
Searle
Schiuraft
Valusitem
Brit Ls
Ridgway Merchants Targeted by Local Racketeer Scammer
Ridgway merchants report a racketeering pattern with equal payments for a service. Similar incidents have emerged in Williamsport and Washington Pa, with a wider pattern under investigation. Authorities urge caution as details remain unclear.
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Ridgway
Alles Ie Ridgway
Merthanta
Saleenan
Aidpway
Lestate
Willamsport
Washington, Pa
Mall Mail
Hunters Cautioned About Rabbit Fever
United Press reports 25 cases of tularemia in three Western states this year. Philadelphia experts warn hunters to take precautions as experts note fever signs in rabbits and warn of possible spread.
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Philadelphia
J. Fredérice Bell
University of Pennsylvania
Bell
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