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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
7
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Captain Houghton of Company A, Pennsylvania National Guard, spoke to 29 Rotary members at the Hotel Dory dinner. He noted Memorial Day’s different meaning for ex-service men and cited major national cemeteries in Europe, cared for by the United States government, honoring Americans who died in action.
Harrisburg June 1 President Roosevelt will formally approve the first construction plans under Pennsylvania's 50 million dollar low cost housing program. The preliminary loan contract calls for 3400 building units at nearly seven million dollars to house about 12 000 low income individuals in Allegheny and Pittsburgh area according to Charles V Doyle executive director of the state housing board.
Rey Rosell and Mrs. Rosell of Cochranton plan extended Nassau visit after overnight guests. Funeral attendance in city brings several relatives from Oil City and Erie. Many locals, including Mulheiren, Burmaster, Goring and Matthe ws families, travel for funerals, visits, and studies. notes record numerous short trips to Harrisburg Greensburg and Philadelphia and returns to home towns and hospitals.
Requiem mass for William F Atusheim was held at St Thomas Church with a brief prayer service at Bracken Theatre funeral chapel led by Rev Francis J Graves. Interment was in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Bearers included Edward Rattenbach Charles Young Hubert Welden and others with many relatives and friends from DuBois Port Lauderdal Florida Erie St Marys and Spartansburg in attendance.
Largely attended memorial services for Lee Luther McCray of Concord township were held at the McCray church. Rev T J Sharp officiated with singing by Mrs C A Johnson and Mrs Pram Lable, burial in McCray cemetery. Relatives and friends, including Corry Grange members, joined the procession and bearers included Clyde, Garence, Lloyd, Francis, Marvin, Lee and Robert, McCray and Raymond Wiggers.
United Press reports the Thoth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church adjourned after urging 2,000,000 Presbyterian families to back a broad program of international social reform. The assembly approved a report urging President Roosevelt to call an international disarmament conference and Presbyterians to work and pray for prohibition, civil liberties, collective bargaining, and abolition of lynching. The committee on social education criticized persisting racial persecutions in Germany and other nations, and urged members to support peace policies while condemning war.
A long informal guide offers a weekend menu plan with meals for Saturday and Sunday. It describes a stocked refrigerator, meat balls, lamb roast with fruit jelly garnish, fresh vegetables, rolls, salads, peach halves with mint jelly, and a chocolate refrigerator pudding. It includes detailed step by step prep notes and a sample weekly menu with dishes and condiments.
United Press reports a favorable reception for new securities in both stock and bond sectors at the New York Stock Exchange. Cotton and wheat moves mixed with dividends and lower corporate earnings notes. Pittsburgh and Chicago areas show steady to varied prices across agricultural and industrial items, with notable activity in chemicals, steel, and consumer goods.
Readers are shown a garbled report on agricultural plans and long term farming cycles. The piece hints at clover and soy bean cultivation with wheat and oats, suggesting a future in which crop choices influence power dynamics over around a decade or more.
Harrisburg report notes three railroads operating near Pennsylvania Avenue earned well above four percent return. The Public Utilities Commission cites findings aligning with the Interstate Commerce Commission, asserting profit levels exceed standard expectations.
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