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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1940

Page

3

Appointments Shift for AAA East Central Region Directors

Charles D. Lewis leaves as assistant director of the east division of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Fred B. Northrup takes over the east central region. The change follows Lewis’s long service since 1937 and Northrup’s prior role as chief of program operations in the southeast, with Pennsylvanian farmers and county committee leaders expressing support for the transition.

Charles D. Lewis AAA Fred B. Northrup Agricultural Adjustment Administration East Central Lewis Northrup Sortheast Airvision Pennsylvania James B. Walker Potato Agricultural Conservation Committee Avr. Lewis A. W. Manchester Walker County Agricultural Conservation Committee R. C. Davideen P.o.barvey J. H.shattuck State Committee Pennylvania Iine Northrep

Restrictions on Loads On Nearby Highways

Continued from Page One a list of routes and intersections where load limits apply. Includes routes in Crawford, Erie, Warren, Forest, and surrounding counties with points from Route 27 to the New York State line. No specific dates or enforcement details provided.

Page Onetween Crossingville Erie County Guys Mills Littles Corners Conneausville Geneva Titusville Spartansburg Briek County Cranesville Dobbs Corners McLane Waterford Harborcreek U. S Schultz Corners Girard Crawford County Mill Village Wesleyville Warren County Lotteville Lottsville Sugar Grove Lander New York State Line Warren Hack Run Forest County Line Barnes

Warren County Truck Driver Dies in Crash

Martin Hansen, 30, of Russell, Warren County, was killed instantly when his truck carrying 4 000 feet of white ash lumber slid off a pave ment near South Dayton New York and plunged into a snowbank. The truck owned by Commercial Lumber Company of Warren toppled and crushed the cab, with Hansen sustaining a fractured skull and fatal injuries.

Warren Martin ©, Hanse Russell Warren County Dayton N.Y Hansen Commercial Lumber Company Tonawanda Dayton-Gowanda Ghautaugqua County Coronax, Blvd Fredonia Hannon Abe

Kermit Roosevelt profile a life of service and exploration

Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt pursues a multifaceted career as soldier engineer and explorer. He serves in British and Allied forces in World War I led field artillery in the AEF and commanded a French battery. He later joined shipping firms before forming his own Roosevelt Steamship Company and writing several books. Born October 10 189? educated at Graton and Harvard he married Belle Wyatt Willard in 1914.

Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Volumteer Pis Leutenant Tade Finland Baron Carl Gustave Mannerheim Roosevelt Plattsburg Near Ens Sir Froderick Mande Mesopotamia Palestine Africa Father River of Doubt Brazil South America Garden of Eiten Quentin Roosevelt Gra~ton Harvard Belle Wyatt Willard Richmond, Va

English youth deserts ship to join Canadian army

Bradford police turned Edward Anderson Bell, 22, of Westerpool England, to U S immigration after he admitted deserting a British freighter off Staten Island to enlist with Canadian forces. He claimed to know why Hitler cannot win the war and cited pay differences as his reason for preferring Canada over England.

Bradford Staten Island United States Erie Edward Anderson Bell Westerpool Durham England Hitler Reid Aity Canada Edward Edmunds Erie Immigration Office

Erie Street hazards cited by city Streets Director

Streets Director H J Kiebes defended the safety at Peach Street subway Union Station as police log new complaints of slippery pavement. An unidentified woman driver reported skidding near the spot where a 20 year old youth was fatally injured last week. A coroner s jury ruled the city unsound in its design of the street. In decade end 1998 7545 young people left China to study in Europe and the United States.

Bris Peach Street Union Station H. J. Kiebes

Lonergan Named Jones Campaign Manager in Erie

James Lonergan of 620 East South Street is appointed to run Walter A. Jones's Erie County campaign for the Democratic U S Senate primary on April 24. The move quashes rumors he would take Erie county chair and notes Lonergan’s local prominence and past city council bid loss.

Erie James Lonergan East Sth Street State Street Ree Walter A. Jones Pittsburgh United States Pills Burel Jones Lonergan Pennsylvania David L. Lawrence Democratic State Committee Turnpike Commission of Pennsylvania Roosevelt Gulfley Senate Gulley Staumch Chatman Lonergan Erie County Committee

Robber Admits Staging Federal Agent Theft in Pittsburgh

Harold Rieger, 29, alias Harry Rieger, confessed to robbing a U S treasury agent in Pittsburgh on September 27, 1939, after credentials were faked. He is charged with robbing Cimbalista of $28 in cash and a watch valued at $7.50, and the total loss is listed at 860.50. A Coral snake, deadly and tropical in origin, was found near Swan Falls Idaho by US Geological Survey observer George Holman.

Erie Michael P. Clm- Lalista United States Lensury Department Alcohol Tax Unit Pittsburgh Sergram William Donahue Igeorse Barber Ans Cimbalista Rleser FAR North Boise, Inc Tropics Idaho George Holman U. S. Villogical Survey Swan Falls Owyhee Canyon Counties Snake River

Snow removal costs hit million in February

Harrisburg March 9 The Valentine Day blizzard cost the department of highways about 1 000 000 for snow removal. Labor and equipment were used on main roads as winds and drifting closed secondary routes and the department planned to open more than 18 000 miles of road with possible funding beyond winter if needed.

Harrisburg Department of Highways Ammendnce Lovees Aduiion Clearig Traf ‘Ge Aoynement Hstory Sural Rowns Tne

Hospital Association Approves Plan Endorsement Granted

The Hospital Service Association received the American Hospital Association seal of approval for a Corry Hospital plan. Abraham Oseroff announced the endorsement, noting rigid requirements including hospital sponsorship, physician choice, non profit status, and subscriber service guarantees. Approval is for one year.

American Hospital Association Abraham Oseroff Hospital Service Association Corry Hospital Ie American Hopital Association Moemuor Amercan Hospital Association

Non-Suit Granted In North East Case

A county court granted a compulsory non-suit on Friday in a damage case where Mari¢ Phil Ups of North East sued for $5 after being bitten by a dog. The attack occurred August 16, 1936, with the defendant named as the dog owner. The filing names Loyd W. Kenedy and Justice Lyodesin in the proceedings.

Mar U—eneden Elmer L. Byats Loyd W. Kenedy Mari¢ Phil- Ups North East Tory Loesiel Nawitt Bas

Senior High Honor Roll and Credit Lists Released

Principal Howard Sheen announced the senior high school honor roll for the marking period ending March, listing seniors such as Lewis Hunbert Nancy Miller and Dorothy Whatey among Honor Roll and Credit List recipients. Juniors and sophomores are also recognized with multiple Honor Roll and Credit List names across categories.

Sheen Howard. Sheen Honor Holl Lewis Hunbert Nancy Miller Alice Set Pauline Vadévieh Dorothy Whatey Dorothy Bub Helen Bush Lucy Carievte Becta Benesink Clyde Dingfelaer Anu Goria Kurt Lindberg Betty — Emsdell Lawrence Tonplins Honor Roll Withinen Baker Doris Bergman von Garlson Austinn Gulyy Richard Dearing Bulven Graham Daniel Kamnbey Willim Luton Jin McCracken Helen Reyda Leatha Anderson Edwin Dahl Phina Dickinson Martha Riston Max Cheyong James Malus James Moxy Lloyd Miller Morris Mitten Jean Mooney Joan Morton Betty Mould John Rowland Marguerite Spicer Eleanor Tubbs Jean Vout Robert Watreus Roger Wetmore Moris Wickylie Betty Wood Robert Baker Jean Dearing Albert Fos Edward Gluyna Mildred Hurt Kent Helen Seapa Agnes Ler Robert Marsh Richard Mackinnaupt Hrmkiln Puosins Walter Peake Jr Mildred Preble Walter Baumgarten Howard Blakeslee Sam Catalin Shirley Dickinson Jack Downey Geraldine Dunton Egg Joyce Pailing Martha Hilburg Richard Hulbberg James Markson Florence Lawson Janne McCray Roberta McCray Bula Nichols May Low Patterson Richard Rossbacher Alma — Siaysa Janet Vanderhost Martha Willice Jesale Woatasack

Casein as Fabric Mystery Text

Fragmentary note discusses casein from milk as a fabric like wool and questions its chemical composition and relation to other materials. The unreadable OCR limits clarity on authors, dates, or definitive claims.

Carelessness a Major Factor in Plant Mishaps

January reports from the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation reveal 116 deaths and 208 permanent disabilities from 10,000+ industrial injuries. Overloading, poor arrangement, and mechanical causes lead lists, with 58.3 percent by causal authority and 28 percent from being struck by objects. California posts peak annual income in 1947 to June 1999, netting 412,402,099.

Bureau of Workmen's Compensation Bureau of Workmen's Compensation Rarkiig Jibuary Uhider California Sacramento Cal

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