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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

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Hospital service plan approved and elevator project advance

The board unanimously approved Corry hospital joining the Hospital Service Plan of the Hospital Service Association of Pittsburg. The group plans to install a new electric elevator after final contract revisions.

Pittsburgh Association Corry Hospital Hospital Service Association of Pittsburg Brown Carlson DeRosay Elstein Hawkins Houghton Howard Lombard Margaret Bower Ted John Hoegers Houghton Elevator Company Finance Cormittee

Plan Camp at Findley Lake by Corry Scout Leader

Thomas Roelofs reorganizes Corry Boy Scouts to sponsor two pre Scouting camps at Findley Lake opening next Tuesday. Three groups of ten boys each would stay three nights four days with boats and bathing facilities provided. sponsors pay minimally as each boy supplies his own food.

Thomas Roelofs Boy Scouts of

Two Electrified At Philadelphia Generating Plant

Two men died and a third was injured at a Philadelphia Electric Company generating plant when struck by a 240 volt arc. The deceased were William Swabl a 49 year old chief electrician from Cardington and Carl Dimmier 23 of Philadelphia. Moran 22 of Upper Darby was listed in critical condition from burns and shock.

Philadelphia Graduate Hospital Philadelphia Electric Company William Swabl Cardington Carl Dimmier Philadelphi Twin Moran Upper Darby

Girl 18 Freed in Lovers Lane Death Trial

Isabella Donovan, Milford factory worker aged 18, was acquitted of translaughter charges in the Lovers Lane shooting case that killed Vaughan G. Webb, 20. The jury deliberated about one hour and ten minutes. No assault charge mentioned in the verdict.

United Press Bover Del Jaly Isabella Donovan Milford Lovers' Lane Vaughan G. Webb Westheart James R. Morford

Corry Band Opens Free Summer Concert Series

The Corry Band gave a strong opening at City Park under Lionel V. Thorogood drawing several hundred listeners. The program mixed marial girl humor, classical and popular tunes, earning wide praise and promising biweekly July and August performances open to all.

Cory Corry Lionel V. Thorogood Thorogood

Erie Railroad Officers Visit on Inspection Train

Erie railroad officials passed through the city in a three car special at 10 30 last night from Jamestown en route to Meadville for the district company outing. The inspection party included trustees and senior officers from Cleveland New York and Jamestown among others.

Hiei Rie Railroad Company Jamestown Meadville Erie Charles C. Denny Carl Howe Cleveland D. L. Gray New York L. White D. G

Harlan County unrest draws in National Guard reinforcements

Gov. A B Chandler orders about 200 National Guard troops with two tanks to calm Harlan county after a day of fighting at the Muhanelison mine near Stanfill. One miner killed two guardsmen five miners and a woman injured. UMWA leaders cited as inciting violence.

United Press Harlan National Guard Harlan County Harlan Coal Fields A. B Happy) Chandler Whfen Comelds United Mine Workers of America Congress of Industrial Organizations UMWA National Chandler William Tumblazer District 19 Tumblazer Stelkers George Titler District 18 Harlan Grand Jury Tuenblacer Titler Jatt

Garner Moves to Prevent for Full Control

Washington July 13 Garnier for president organizers push to curb Roosevelt influence at the 1940 Democratic nominating convention. Vice President Garner publicly backs the Hatch bill to bar federal officials from political activity. Texas reports show Garner aides pushing delegations to exclude federal job holders, aiming to limit Roosevelt’s control of the convention.

United Press Washington Garnier Joh N. Garnier Texas Garer Suchas Roosevelt Garner Corre

Voice appeal for beds and bedding to aid city families

The Red Cross chapter appealed this afternoon for beds and bedding for needy families after a recent fire damaged the Cornish home on East Wayne. Donations may be left at Stewart Hat Shop or arranged by calling Mrs Stewart or Mrs Carrie Houghton for pickup. Any assistance is appreciated.

Hea Gross East Wayne Street Stewart Hat Shop Stewart Carrie Houghton Red Cross

Italian American Association Opens New Club Rooms

The Italian American Association sets Saturday July 22 for the formal opening of its new lit house on West Maprn street. The former Graves brick builders and adjoining frame structure have been rebuilt into club quarters with music by Louis Falcone. Members and families are invited to attend dancing and refreshments as plans for the ceremony progress.

Sill Auvilory Follwing Werr Leo McCarthy Carl Peterson J. Frans Melvin Cobbett F. R Hlynn Charles ©. Keefer Coyt F. Williams Arlo Williams Richard Kinssbacher George Stanford W. W. Witerhouse Mrobert Welder Norman Shelton

WPA Extends Two Months for Pittsburgh Road Deadline

The Brate furnpiie Commission granted a two month extension to finish the Pittsburgh to Harrisburg super highway project. The deadline moves from May to June 29 to avoid winter concrete work during freezing and thawing. Mrs. Paul Nichely of Wellington Ohio visits city guest of Mrs. Frank DeLury.

Harrisburg Brate Furnpiie Commission Works Progress Administration Pittsburgh Paul Nichcly Wellington City Mra Frank DeLury

Paul Ferry Judged Insane Again in Erie Case

Erie Pa July 13 Paul Ferry a convicted wife slaver was again declared insane today by Dr Peli Schubert as efforts to overturn a two year old stay of execution proceed. Ferry previously was pronounced insane two years ago and sent to a mental hospital before being returned to Erie jail awaiting sentence.

United Press Erie Pa Paul Ferry Peli Schubert Erie County Perry Wa Schubert Erie

Farm Bureau to Open Office in Local Post Office

James Po Stuunvau announced that the U S Farm Security Administration will establish an office in the Erie post office building to handle administration of bureau powers for Erie Warren and Crawford counties. One or two workers will operate there as headquarters crews plan crop loan and federal farm project services.

Posiiiaeves James Po Stuunvau Nola U.S. Parm Security Bureau Pouvices Erie Warren Cracford Fetel Sullivan Department

Pennsylvania Wet-Dry Petition Drive and WPA Strike

State wide action drives petitions in 200 communities to force wet dry referenda while WPA wage strikes loom. Union leaders press for return to prevailing wages as building trades back a one day strike after talks with AFL officials.

Morey United Press Harrisburg Lry Pennsylvania Taproany Lsne Ely Altoona Elon Dela O. B. Poulson Huntingdon Women's Christian Temperance Union Pennsylvania Men's Dry League Poulson Williamsport Bloomsburg Carlisle Chambersbore Clarion Hyntiagedas Bedford Indiana Butler Klan Diwishirg New Bloomfield Bellefonte WPA Wali al Ste Lator Federation AFL Peewidéne Willian Green Pennayvania Congress Gia Defensiin Miroueh

Britain Boosts Expenditure and Conscription Plan in War Drive

In London the government raised annual war outlay to four billion dollars and announced joint naval and air force exercises set for August. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said 12 000 retired naval officers and reservists, plus ships in reserve, would be called to duty for combined operations with the Royal Air Force in August and September amid tense European diplomacy.

London Enim Hong Kong Neville Ghamberlain House of Commons Royal Air Force

Meteorite Fragments Plow Field Near Dresden Ontario

A meteor broke up over Ontario near Dresden Tuesday night. The largest fragment, about 80 pounds, buried itself six miles from Dresden in a field belonging to Dan Solomon. Three smaller pieces fell nearby as Dresden editor Charles Ross helped extract the meteorite from a seven foot hole.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Ontario Dresden Lake Erie Ont Charles Ross Dresden News the Plain Dealer Detroit Rosa Dan Solomon

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