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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
5
Harrisburg, Pa Jan 22 Governor Earle ordered all department heads to use state automobiles solely for official business and barred use for private matters. The governor designated the contractor of each department to enforce the ruling, and cars or gasoline may not leave Pennsylvania without prior governor’s approval.
Testimonial from Hattie Pitts describes using a product called San-Cha or similar antiseptic to treat a severe facial burn after a depot fire. The writer claims rapid healing with no scar and notes the remedy also helped an infected toe and other minor injuries. The ad-like piece promotes the product for burns cuts frostbite insect stings and minor ailments, listing price as 60 cents for a bottle.
Jamestown residents hosted and accompanied visitors today including Joe St Pierre, a patient recovering after double mastectomy operation at W. GC. A.i n hospital, with his grandmother Mrs Orval St Pierre joining them home. Several residents plan trips and visits to Memphis Tennessee, Erie, Miami Florida, Philadelphia and Washington DC as part of family and business engagements.
Washington Jan 22 An independent inquiry by congressmen was launched over the prolonged delay in forming a cigarette industry code. Senators and several representatives review records of negotiations seeking explanations for the nearly six month stalemate while labor groups demand action by the NRA. The White House proposals and divergent plans are under consideration. The president has been unofficially informed of the situation.
Harrisburg Pa Jan 22 Both chambers considered legislation to revise the 61 year old state constitution a key plank of the new Democratic administration The Senate ordered 500 copies printed of the Woodward constitutional revision bill while the committee did not report it The House passed its measure by first reading after Governor barley addressed the joint assembly and was expected to move swiftly to the next stage
The local M C A under Rev P Haines will hold Bible school classes for Senior High students again this year starting Thursday in January. Students may enter by contacting Rev Haines or C M G Hengst before the opening. Eight weeks cover topics such as drinking tobacco moving pictures and boy girl relationships with exams at the end for interclass competition. Additional junior high classes will be arranged after initial plans at the Senior High Masses.
The newspaper denies publishing a marriage report claiming Miss Virginia Spencer of the city wed Kenneth Hooker of Shorman, N.C. The notice was printed without Miss Spencer’s knowledge or consent and accepted in good faith from a young woman who said she could make the report.
A bill introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate proposes a state lottery to provide additional revenue for state aided hospitals. The measure would create a Hospital Lottery Commission within the Department of Welfare, headed by the secretary of Welfare and a governor appointee for two years, with a salary set at five dollars.
Harrisburg January 22 United Press reports that the House resolutions would follow the same procedure as a bill, except privileged measures, as lawmakers vote to accelerate action in the stateHouse. Rep. Hiram G Andes Cambria county member of the rules committee spoke on the move.
New York lists irregular stock activity with American Call rising 1 percent and American Locomotive among movers while many others faltered. The report notes scattered gains in select issues and broad weakness in the market amid mixed manufacturing and industry signals, with several large names cited among the day’s declines.
Pete, after lighting a cigarette, grapples with a boy then disarms and subdues him. He strips the boy, dresses in his clothes, and drags a bag with the captive through a flat. A new arrival, Kay, recognizes Pete as she is coaxed from the room. Pete locks a door and guides Kay toward an escape down wooden steps while sounds of pursuit rise from the flat.
In a tense scene Harrow greets Kay Owen and Pete Ryan after a dangerous ordeal. Pete recounts being captured and forced to lure Kay to a ransom address, but they escaped with a taxi and are now staying with Harrow as plans form to recover Kay. Harrow reflects on past mistakes and contemplates Carlotta Vestia’s return and its possible impact.
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