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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1937
Page
3
Local city council to convene Monday evening as Erie area notes include the Northwest district meeting in Meadville with Hn Me week ending Maren Sth. Reports show a 17.2 percent rise over last year in output across several sectors and traffic conditions remain slippery amid light snow.
Ispring Creek P T A wraps up the year naming officers for the coming term. The meeting noted the pre school clinic plans and set the April gathering to feature the annual school exhibit and entertainment.
Labor leaders from the steel workers and United Mine Workers urge state reps from Pittsburgh to support Gov. who seeks enabling legislation for the Goodrich plan. They call for active lobbying to secure passage and note the plan aims to end abuses of the old poor relief system while ensuring unemployment assistance remains.
Harrisburg March 3 A hearing on the Moomaw Moran bill to reform the tax collection fee system will be held in the House of Representatives jail Tuesday March 16 at 5 pm before the House committee on municipal correlations chaired by Rep Samuel A Weiss of Allegheny. Taxpayers businesses and civic groups statewide support the bill while organized tax collectors oppose it. The Taxpayers Forum of Pennsylvania, a non partisan group, says enactment would modernize tax collection and spread benefits to boroughs and townships. The forum notes that city and school district tax collection costs averaged 0.98 percent in 1983 under city treasurers salaries while fee systems outside cities averaged 2.6 percent.
Harrisburg March 13 The Sennaylvania game commission announced graduation ceremonies for 27 training school students will be held in the senate caucus room at the capitol on Monday March 15 at 214 p.m. The 35 students who began their course July 1 completed February 28 and will be assigned to vacancies as traveling game protectors and game refuge keepers statewide.
W A Hartte a 67 year old railroad freight train engineer from Oil City Pennsylvania was burned and injured when the boiler cleanout plug blew out near Onoville Thursday night. He leaped from the cab and was taken to Olean hospital with facial and body burns along with rib and ankle injuries and contusions to the hip.
In Olean on March 18 Maynard Kuhn aged 80 of Tortenirship and Howard B. Oa aged 21, son of DeFurus Oakley, were injured in a vehicle crash just northeast of the Pleasant Valley School. Kuhn died shortly after admission to Olean General Hospital from a broken neck, chest injuries, and leg injuries.
Detroit school board introduces a consumer buying program aimed at homekeepers. The course covers budgeting, shopping habits, and practical money management to help residents make informed purchases.
Melbourne streetcars have been equipped with loudspeakers to announce each stop. The system allows drivers to deliver stop announcements, enhancing rider information on the network.
A proposed bill seeks two additional members for the milk board, with discussions on board control, salaries, and expense limits. The draft includes provisions to shift price negotiation powers to dairy dealers and outlines revised annual salaries and biennial expense caps. The measure faces scrutiny from governor advisers and dairy interests as legislators weigh the impact on consumers and producers.
Rocco Eaposita faces trial in Lawrence County criminal court for the October 1906 slaying of Francesco Romen near New Castle Junction after a long pursuit by state and federal agents. The arrest followed years of investigation and international cooperation.
A damaged account describes Benny's return to broadcasting in New York, drawing about 6000 attendees at Antonia hotel for Benny's eve appearance. The piece portrays crowds filling space above and around private boxes, with decorations and a theaterlike atmosphere, noting a historic broadcast push and investor interest.
Federal and state investigators seized a fake Canadian National Sweepstakes operation after the Boston arrest of John P. Cooley of Longmeadow for transacting counterfeit lottery tickets. U.S. Attorney Henry Leen and others announced the seizure as authorities described millions of dollars at stake and broad exposure across New England with dozens of agents involved.
Stokes closes the doors of his 181d model automobile and laments its wear while seeking a transfer to a newer used car. He reports having bought a2 sets of license plates for the 1914 model, signaling readiness for a switch to updated wheels in the local market.
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