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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
4
Measles cases reached forty three in Oil City during February per a monthly report to the council by Health Officer W. J. Lewis. January recorded ten measles cases and a higher total this month drove up overall cases compared with January.
A miscellaneous city page notes local commerce with 10 Ibs sugar, cloth, and produce sales. legal opinion on an appeal in a Commonwealth vs Sherwool Refining case. moves and social events at Theatre Guild and Gorey Nurses. public notices on highways in Crawford County. community happenings at meetings, accidents, and local crime reports including burglaries and petty thefts. notable deaths and arrests. and city-wide adverts and notices from multiple towns.
The state liquor control board, under investigation by a House committee, plans a 75 percent cut in 1985 warehousing costs by shipping merchandise directly to 269 stoves from vendors and by inter‑store shipments using 15 new sedan trucks. Requisitions for the trucks were approved by the budget secretary and will be operational within two weeks.
Pittsburgh clerks report night ticket scalping scheme costing the Pennsylvania Railroad an estimated 12,000 dollars monthly. Defendants named as Rose Bodek Jake Laufman Samuel Krukor Harry Krukeli Jock Rubin Joseph Snyder Mendell Windorff and Joseph Allen all Pittsburgh residents arraigned on charges after grand jury action was sought. They bought return trip stubs from travelers for 50 cents to 1 50 and sold them for 3 dollars to the railroad faced an annual loss approaching 150 000 dollars from the racket.
Dr High S Magill president of the American Federation of Utility Investors criticizes the presidential message as supporting the Rayburn Wheeler bill he calls autocratic and destructive to the utility industry and an assault on state rights. He notes opposition helped shape the securities exchange act and urges congressional committees to seek the facts to reveal the true light of the issue.
Harrisburg March 13 The state pardon board will hold a three day session starting next Wednesday to dispose of 166 cases filed in recent months The March meeting was delayed four weeks due to the annual session of the superior court in Harrisburg.
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