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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1935

Page

3

City Eyes Sewage Plant Under State Authority Act

Corry officials push sewer expansion and a disposal plant under a new state authority act. If approved by the PWA, 45 percent federal grant and 55 percent municipal bonds could fund the project over 30 years. Plans for a storm sewer intercepting system are prepared by City Engineer N R Dickson as council weighs bond options and timelines.

Corry Municipal Authority Act Charles J. Margiotti PWA Washington N. R. Dickson H. Young State Department of Health Glen Miller Counncil Relief’ Works Division Public Works Administration State Department of Jyedith Allegheny

Miner Killed In Cave-in At Huey Mine

Wupur Taylor, 28, of Rimersburg, died in a Huey Cherry Run Coal mine cave-in at 2:45 PM Tuesday. He was crushed by two tons of rock after an explosion weakened the ceiling. fellow workers found him almost buried under stones and dirt after hearing the collapse.

Otl Crry Wupur Taylor Rimersburg Cherry Run Coal Company Huey Saylor World

Woman Killed and Two Injured in Mercer Crash

One victim died at a Mercer hospital after a head on collision on Perry highway near here. Mrs Homer P Hetronimus 55 Powellton W Va died in the night. Her husband the 5 year old minister was unconscious. Another occupant Dan McCullough 31 West Newton Pa serious with a broken jaw and left leg injuries.

United Press Mercha Perry Highway Here Homer P. Hetronimus Powellton W. Va Mercer Hospital Hetronium Herronimus Dan McCullough West Newton

Appointment of Kenneth Thompson as district rep

Formal announcement by J Hilary Keevan, fund manager for the State Workmen's Insurance Fund, names Kenneth W Thompson Brie as district representative, succeeding Charles Lehtoss Irie who resigns to become postmaster at Erle. Also notes civil notices, oil production drop, and local civic events in Erie County.

Kenneth W. Thompson Brie Workmen’s Insurance Fund J. Hilary Keevan Thompson Charles J. Lehtoss Irie Erle

Camp date shifted for 1935 Hatch Regiment unit

Members of Company A, Hatch Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard, anticipate the 1935 summer encampment now set for Friday August 16, about a month later than before. Camp runs to August 30 with return August 31. Capt W S Houghton Lieuts Robert Brown and Rona Fehlman lead the Corry Warren units as relations with Gol Blaine Smathers shape plans for a peacetime maneuver featuring thousands of Regular Army troops.

Hatch Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard W. 8. Houghton Robert ‘Brown Rona Fehlman Lo Jeal Corry Houghton Fehlinen Lieut Brown Warren Gol. Blaine Smathers 11Th Infantry Charles Pearsox Pennsylvania

Hold Pair for Robbery of Butler Armory

State police believe they captured two men linked to the January 5 break into the Pennsylvania National Guard armory in Butler. Patsy Martino and Fred Lemmon, both 24 of Butler, were brought in from Windsor Vermont as suspects in the armory theft and tied to a Kittanning hold up. They fled amid police gunfire, abandoned a car at Leecsburg, and were arrested after fingerprints confirmed their identities.

United Press Butler Pennsylvania National Guard Windsor Vermont Patsy Martino Fred Lemmon Sterling Kittanning Kitttanning Leecsburg Pa Edward Sloan William Russo

Larger high schools draw more Pennsylvania students

The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction reports during the 1994-85 school year the number of two year high schools declined from 62 to 55 as students transfer to larger schools. Four year high schools fell from 30 to 19 due to reorganization and reclassifications. Read the advertisements to the Journal.

Hare Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction

Council clash over speed limits in city traffic plan

The city council battled over enforcing motor vehicle rules as a 20 mph speed limit bill faced third reading. Mayor Miller and allies pushed for signs and stricter control, while Mulderick and Nichols opposed citing enforcement doubts and costs. The ordinance passed 2-2 with key figures trading questions on patrol authority and funding.

Old Guard Calla Scott Robert A. Ott Leo Mulderick Stanley H. Nichols Glen Millar A. Duke Miller Mitter Gounglimen Duke Heath Mulderick Nichols Jeff Hye Muylderick Mulerick

Stricken in Mysteriou s Malady Near Windber

72 new cases of a mystery illness resembling sleeping sickness raise total to 112 in a 12 mile radius around Windber. Dr. J. Dickey reports the situation not serious. mobile lab ordered to Windber area to identify contagion. Most early cases recovered. 28 cases in Central City, 19 in Curabrook, 14 in Ashlola, five in Ganien, six in Windber, with 40 existing Windber cases prior. The death of 13 year old Andrew Toth prompted serum treatment.

Ry United Press Johnstown Jilly J. Dickey Aatinsburg Windber W. V. Fetche Somerset Emitayty Andrew Toth

Challenge to AAA Validity Faces West Pa Court

Pittsburgh July 1 The formula prescribed by the agricultural adjustment act to guide the secretary of agriculture in levying the processing tax on wheat is described as a mere mental concept subject to unlimited variation. Westmoreland county cereal firm Reed Smith Skewnes Clay and the Jersey Cereal Company of Cereal Pa filed a challenge to the constitutionality of the AAA on the docket of the federal court in Western Pennsylvania.

United Prise Pittsburgh Westmoreland County Reed, Smith, Skewnese~ Clay Jersey Cereal Company, Cereal AAA Pennsylvania

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