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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
6
Notice of the regular directors meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association to be held at the office of Alexander & Company on Monday evening March 13 at 7 30 o clock. Also includes scattered financial data and local notices from Corry and Erie regions.
Marie Sevniger, 75, of 112 M 28rd Street, was struck Wednesday evening while crossing Peach Street near the St John’s Lutheran church. She died at St Vincent’s Hospital about three hours later. Driver Angelo Phillips, of 5 W 16th Street, slowed but swerved to avoid the incident, his car skidding and pushing her to the pavement. Coroner Dr W G Stroble opened an inquiry.
Tata March 10 report says Menanu won and may plead guilty now to avoid May term delays. Assistant District Attorney Horton F B Lavh explained that defendants not in Erie county prison can plead guilty before trial if not inclined, saving money and avoiding witness issues and delays. Bail notices were sent to all defendants.
A Pennsylvania sealing business carrier argues for truck highway access and cites tax data, fuel use, and freight flows to rebut railroad biases. It urges joint rate setting by truckers and railroads, proposes six cent per ton mile or hourly fees, and warns against passenger car burdens. The author labels critics as pennywise, calling for fair rates and insured, responsible trucking.
George Clifford Frank of Ligonier Pennsylvania a banker is expected to be the chief witness today in his trial on charges of embezzlement and misapplication of more than $100 000 in bank funds The government is expected to end its case in Federal court this morning with the presentation of books and records of the Ligonier National Bank of which Frank was president James J Marsh indicated he may call one or two more witnesses to clear up some of the testimony Anopsky presented
Harrisburg report notes Pennsylvania remains among top livestock states despite a drop in farm animal values. January 1 figures list 285000 horses and colts valued at 26096000, 412000 cattle and calves at 46836000, 707000 swine at 4081000, plus sheep and goats and other totals. The state ranks twelfth in farm livestock value, leads dairy in the East with fifth overall, and notes diversification with rising swine numbers and declining horses.
United States to begin preliminary talks with other governments to prepare for the world economic conference once the banking crisis subsides. In Paris, Premiers Ramsay MacDonald and Richard Daladier urge UK US and French collaboration on economic issues as the European situation improves.
Chicago honors Mayor Anton Joseph Cermak with a final procession from City Hall to Chicago Stadium. Thousands gathered as a sharp wind and eight degree temperature marked the solemn tribute to the late leader and his long service to the city.
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