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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1939

Page

3

Warmer, Golden Rule Clab auction sale at First Avenue

A ragged jumble of notices reports a Wednesday sale at First Avenue and West South Street on Thursday July 27. The county dog catcher removed over two dozen dogs at large yesterday. owners paid $4 per dog for reclaim and face prosecution for allowing canines to run free. Joseph Rodgers of 818 East 8th Street, Rie, held on theft charges tied to forged checks from the Eye County Democratic Committee, with names linked to M. J. Gromm and Kenneth Thompson. Senate confirms Charles Alvin Jones for Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Police seek Clara Williams alias Madame Williams on larceny charges in Bradford, with a party accused of a $225 loss. Treasury accelerates farm-to-corporation tax shifts. corporate tax changes effective, with August deadlines for capital stock tax returns. State employment board bars relief workers from candidacy and fund-raising roles in politics. Erie County spent 4,750.90 in June on tuberculos hospital operations. post office bids and new state inspection stickers noted. Weathered notes on mis-spelled word contest and WPA layoffs in the Corry area. Dorothy And Pfeifer, 12, injured by a horse, showing improvement. Ail County Setitution District spent 142,504.81 of 239,911.64 budget in six months.

Future farmhouse blends city comforts with farm charm

A Martian Young NEA report describes tomorrow’s electrified farmhouses at the New York World’s Fair. The design centers on a south-facing layout, with a mechanical laundry, a large living room, and a catering kitchen that allows cooking without interrupting family life.

NEA New York

PUC Requires Expanded Accident Reports for Motor Carriers

The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg issues revised rules for motor vehicle operators with PUC certificates. Carriers must report six accidents per year containing deaths, serious injuries, or property damage over 60 dollars, and all collisions with trains or streetcars. Cargo losses above 100 dollars must be reported. telephones and telegraphs to the Bureau of Engineering and the Commission are requested for immediate reporting of fatal accidents. A tour event linked to farmers in western Pennsylvania is noted for July 26.

Harrisburg Public Utility Commission Garriers Arle County Pennsylvania Ohio Bureaus of Engineering Juat Spitheli Harriabury

CLYMER NEWS LETTER HURON ROWE HOSPITAL UPDATE

Mrs fauna cegvers or cipmen of New York recovering from a trip to Huron Rowe Hospital Whvpland Okla reports say she is doing better than expected and faster than anticipated. Friends anticipate her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Kalar Budum hosted a chicken dinner Sunday with Pearl McDowell, Mr and Mrs W D Jones of Erie and others.

Fauna Cegvers Cipmen N.Y Huron Rowe Hospital Whvpland Okly Kalar Budum Pearl McDowell W. D. Jonws Erle Greely Gon Charles Westfiett Albert Arnini Floyd Arnink Easton New York State Brayton Lyke Jaren 8. Lyke Hotwell N. J R.X. Williams Rey George DeWitt Memorial Presbyterian Church Dover, N. J

Motor Carrier Reporting Changes With Interstate Commission

The commission indicates motor carriers must cooperate by reporting 1 percent of fire reports of reportable accidents. It will not require duplicate copies of reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The accident report form may be replaced, reducing the burden of monthly or yearly No Accident filings.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commissslon Commission Cerf Tieite Interstate Commerce ‘Commission Auitipost

Fragmented wartime social notes and crew names from Portsmouth

Navy divers prepare to wear broken salimee gear amid a local scene with names like Mrs Gatyel Timmer and Mrs Garral Hohn attending events in Holland and Cheye Hind while Squalus and other station details appear in hurried prose from Portsmouth New Hampshire dated July 10.

Tormen Gatyel Timmer Hushini Avevel Boliwill North Chymur Visiud Granopstents Garral Hohn Way Tommer Tule Holland Mick Cheye- Hind Nto Carlyle Meekers Portsmouth N. HL Navy

Husband Kidnaps Former Wife in New England Case

A report from Nortrampton Mice details that Byril Beckwith abducted his former wife, and attempted to abduct another, leading authorities to seek Mrs. Beckwith who was reportedly at a Massachusetts reform school in 1938 after serving months for suspected offenses.

Nortrampton Diyt Byril Beckwith Gaye Fils Fuai Exeronyiek Lyhom Beckwith Mapsdchusetts Hiltelars Autori Lew Utorougl New England Win

One Killed Four Hurt In Crash In Erie

A traffic crash on Roule 20 near the New York Pennsylvania line killed one person and injured four Tuesday night. Vincent DiGuenso of Erie died at the scene. details describe a curve mishap and the ongoing investigation. Governors actions and possible reprieve discussions related to another case are noted.

Erie Secons Vincent DiGuens Lurie Street Schenectady Mourioire Tony Wes Bamot Governur Aphiur AL Nes Paul Ferry James Urousing Ferry Ferry Erle Rownty Bellefonte James State Pardon Board Ld Cans Tarview Hospital

Two Injured in Westbound Erie Train Collision

A westbound Erie passenger train collided with others near Schenectady. Victims from Schenectady include Haren 49 and Vincent De Cyceo 40 with head injuries, while Mrs Benedisia Baren 40 and Hayiond Be Caeco 15 sustained various injuries. Victims were transported to hospital in two Wilson ambulances.

Erie New York Fenonaviviiin Aris Schenectady Ny, Enuriuhled Hia Alao Hae Wilson Ava Vincent de Cyceo

Highway Contractors Hired In June Workforce Soars

State highway department payrolls show 4043 men employed weekly by contractors during June. A total of 19773 workers were employed across projects, marking the highest month by payrolls in the period reported. Secretary I Lamont Hughes announced the June figures and noted the strong total.

Eemiouutis State Highway Department I. Lamont Hughes Une

Bear and deer grow tame near Idaho lakes due to visitors

In northern Idaho virgin forests, bears and deer pine for meals near lake resorts. Humans feed them, and over the past few years the wildlife has become unusually tame, venturing from their haunts to sample food left by vacationers.

Uppee Idaho

Farm price index climbs and meats fall in mid June report

The June 15 farm price index rose one point driven by lower cattle and lamb prices, while meat products including beef and chickens fell. Grain prices contributed to a gain in the overall grain sector, with widespread declines in cattle, sheep, and most livestock prices. Pennsylvania indicators showed price shifts across principal agricultural goods.

Caeneee Lena Pennsylvania United States Lie Yilier Groupe

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First Avenue West South Street Joseph Rodgers East 8Th Street Rie Wikes-Barre Eye County Democratic Committee M. J. Gromm Kenneth Thompson George K. Wilson Senate Washington Charles Alvin Jones Pittsburgh Tawyer Third Circuit Court of Appeals Jones Corry Lust Clara Wiliams Williams Bradford Treasury State Employment Board Th’ Public Assurance Department Relief Administration Erie County Washington Dispatches Union City Amendson and Peterson Sheffield Pit Corry Corry Journal Guy ©. Cleaver WPA WEA Erie Comunty Dorothy Pfeifer Clymer Corry Hospital Aile County Electritai Tse Anc I. C.C I. C. Co William Lyon Phelps Julius Huehn Young People's Graham Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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