Basis of Need Grants: Ned Plans Maximum Investments
Ned outlines maximum investments and grant sorts under the basis of need framework. Officials emphasize funding allocations, eligibility, and review timelines to support applicants.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
3
Ned outlines maximum investments and grant sorts under the basis of need framework. Officials emphasize funding allocations, eligibility, and review timelines to support applicants.
A fragmenting parade of notes cites January language quirks in Pennsylvania, car safety sticker reminders, and last days for inspections. Bethlehem Steel earnings for December quarter show declines from 1930 and 1937, theater chatter, budget talks at the Country Club, and Pittsburgh district business fluctuations. Local civic items cover Unemployment tax rates, a Meadville church service, northern lights, and police appointments while road safety and hitchhiking drives draw attention.
Income taxpayers of Cory and vicinity will be assisted in preparing their 1937 tax returns by Deputy Collector William G Driscoll who will be at the post offices in Erie County cities February 23 24 and 25 The signalled schedule lists post office locations and dates for Corry Union City Girard North East and other towns with collection deadlines set for March 15 at Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg report says several hundred Pennsylvania employers using home workers in violation of the 1937 act have lost operating permits in recent months. Labor Secretary Ralph Bashore announced that the more flagrant violators will be prosecuted after a department probe of 13,000 home workers found about half earned under 854 dollars weekly. The act restricts home worker programs and governs applicable classes.
Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr becomes Britain's new envoy to China succeeding Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen who was wounded in a motor trip from Nanking to Shanghai.
Babson notes upturn in protection hopefuls amid mixed industrial data. December constriction above four-year levels, machine-tool orders rebounding, and power consumption trends hint at stabilizing business despite declines from a year ago. Banking loans inch up, deposits rise, and retail trade shows optimism as sentiment remains weak but improving. City health note reports infant mortality record, dropping to 23 per thousand births.
Union City observes the 96th birthday of Civil War veteran Logan J. Dyke at his home on Second Avenue. Dyke, among the region’s oldest veterans, will receive well wishes from friends. he remains active with daily walks and once served as treasurer of Arie County. He often spends winters in Florida but is currently in Linton City.
A survey led by Dr. William Gorden surveyed 100 pastors, professionals, and women who believe women should be barred from liquor venues. The study suggests support for separate entrances for women in places serving alcohol.
Glen Habink 23 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Habink of Glyater is hospitalized in Cony with a severe jaw wound from an axe accident in the Legter Woods southwest of Glyater about 10 am He was cutting wood for his family and needed several stitches after treatment by Dr Williams of Clymet details on the cause remained unclear early afternoon
A private prayer service will be held Sunday at 2 PM for Lavonne Ovilta Thacker, age two, of Spartansburg. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Troy Thacker. siblings Leis and Wilma. grandparents Mrs. Lynn Boulwell and Mr. and Mrs. Thacker. Other children quarantined at home with measles. Interment at McCray cemetery.
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