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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
6
The clippings report tax revenue from gasoline sales, local political notes, librarian appointments, a rabies concern for a child, a jailbreak release, and various town notices. It mentions Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys, a June 1 Father’s Day, and upcoming Erie gatherings, plus stock and railroad updates and a fatal accident report from Corry area.
In Erie County on Tuesday evening a clash loomed as 20 farmers blocked a truck carrying 4,000 quarts to Spath and Hill Milk dairies near Wattsburg. The truck broke down. Gilbert Spath, driving with Arthur Pettit, faced verbal threats but no physical clash. A meeting is planned Wednesday to set a fair milk rate for federal review, with broader sessions expected as dealers plan to follow.
The state law restricting alcohol sales to licensed establishments goes into effect tonight in Chautauqua County. James town police chief Axel Levin promises strict enforcement against unlicensed sales. The change was delayed from June 1 to allow more license applications.
Tron River Wisconsin reports a major export of pulpwood as piles along railroad tracks are loaded for paper mills in the region. This marks the first large movement of pulpwood since 1981, signaling a boost to local industry and potential jobs as logs are transported to mills.
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association announced a 16 cent May milk price increase to 97 cents per 3.5 milk after May, with Corry area workers receiving 87 cents cash plus certificates. Officials credit improving dairy market conditions and discuss broader economic reforms to sustain rising prices. Borough council approved two ordinances to issue bonds totaling 15,000 dollars for library improvements, attracting local support.
Boston Mass June 15 Word that no further contributions to the fund for the 4 000 000 home now being erected for The Christian Science Publishing Society need be made after July 1 was announced at the annual meeting of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Members from many lands totaling more than 6000 heard the message from directors read by Charis Heitman chairman hailing the sacrifice and unselfed efforts of those who made possible the completion without debt Announcement was made of the election of officers President Miss Mary G Ewing Clerk Hura W Palmer Treasurer Edward L Ripley Miss Ewing a native of Quincy MA received schooling in that city and in Chicago Christian Science was brought to her family through her father Judge William G Ewing and her mother Mrs Ruth B Ewing who later became a pupil of Mrs Eddy and teacher of Christian Science
In Washington D C measures favoring closer Washington Moscow collaboration are urged as a brake on Hitler and Japanese militarism. The piece argues a four power pact and US Soviet economic links could curb aggression and stabilize Europe and Asia, noting broader implications for Tokyo and global conflict. Captain Al J Williams is named manager of aviation sales for Gulf Refining in Pittsburgh.
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