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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1934

Page

6

Split Junk Profits With Politicians and Local Cast in Production

Moe Rosenberg a Chicago Democratic leader in the Twenty-fourth ward allegedly confessed to federal authorities that he funneled about 600000 in junk contract profits to politicians between 1928 and 1930. The piece notes a sharp curtailment in CWA forces and mentions other political controversy involving Kentucky legislator Vanes Armentrout and contempt for refusing to reveal a critic’s name.

Moe Rosenberg Twenty-fourth Ward Chicago Cook County Ilinois Rosenberg Priaot Vanes Armentrout Kentucky Legislative Committee Vanve Armentrout Have Louisville Courier Journal Assembly Armentrout

Honor roll and credit pupils at senior high

The honor roll and credit list for the fourth six weeks, ending March 6, was announced by Principal Hon Jini J. Sheen. The list includes many names across bands: Honor Ball Healers, Sophomores, Postgraduates, Credit List Seniors, and Juniors with numerous students such as Colletta Burkhardt, Jack Bell, Dorothea Brockmann, Mary Frances Brooks, Jane Raymond Jorman Bennink, Dorothy Haskins, and Patsy Persy among others.

Honjini J. Sheen Colletta Burkhardt Wnilly Bull Marcella Garrity Robert Haines Richard Hurrast Beulah Ko- Sach Richard McLaushlin Dora Phelps Eisie Raeke Gordon Rehnberg Eleanor Speck Tanlors Cecil Akam Jack Bell Leon Bertram Robert Brockman Jiuth Bush Brice Dearing Gertrude Lindstrom Mary Sears Lee Shoelaker Eleanor Storer Rita Waite Doris Akam Lewie Castrantas Corinne Clillen Barbara Jane England Ruth Johnson Ruth Yeppell Frante Kuss Myrtle Kysar Virginia Loveland Knestine Lynn Inginia McClosky Tevelyn Mould Pau McKay Doris Nelson Joe Pain Tuniors Mary Frances Brooks Atgenne Chase Lucille Cullen Iya Donaldson Dorothy Gaufreau Walter Witlteds Clinton Haines Jane Maxwell Dorothy Neylon la Vina Batley Dorothea Brockmann Albert Cole John Graker Harrison Curtis Peter Dabrosky Macie Johnson Alberta Kinley Butt Kinley Alton Laurie Atanila McCintock Vernon McCray Orretta Mead Bob Ott Agatha St. Jjneré Flaine St Pierre Patsy Persy Pauline Swanson Dick Shoop Huthy Taylor

Death claims Mrs E A Lyons in Beaverdam

Mrs May Lyons a lifelong Beaverdam resident died at her home after a week long pneumonia illness. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Carl Proctor and two grandsons Warren and Rex Proctor of Beaverdam. Funeral services Friday at 2 30 p m at Beaverdam Cemetery with Rev Livens of Greenville officiating.

May Lyons Lyons Bea Elitam Carl Proctor Warren Rex Proctor Beaverdsi

Weather, taxes, and railroad news from Pittsburgh area

Snow and freezing temperatures headline a weather note while tax collectors warn last day to file 1932 returns in Pittsburgh. State highway contracts total 287019 dollars for six projects as Pennsylvania Railroad makes 4588848 dollars in dividends to stockholders nationwide.

Americas Legion Rice Crawford Venanto Pavid L. Lawrence Internal Revenue Pittsburgh Opn Pennsylvania Railroad

Irish musical comedy at St Patrick’s Day here

A real Irish musical comedy titled The Graves of Blarney Castle will be offered on Wednesday and Sunday evenings at 3t Forward's parochial shoot. A large local cast performs, with Rev. Francis Graves as writer and director and Mrs Ruth Sheen assisting musically. Public invited. advance sale strong.

St. Patrick's Day Forward Arge Blamey Castle Tollows Mike O'Noale Blarney Castle P Donn Maloney Mary Robert Florence Costello Mary Ressler Kathleen Mike O'Noole Bess Kinley Shamus O'Brien Maggie O'Toole Cad Haight Bee Stewart Shiela Stella Barry Ab Dencers Ruth Downey Nina Jewell Hazel Sweet Marie Banks Mary Mead Marence Costello Betty Mixer Marie Neylon Margaret Jackson Margarite Zarb Rita Ressler Mary Smith Winifred Shields Helen Berry Latroy Rhynard Bertha Jackson Catherine Hichardson Agatha St. Pierre Willian Gould William Kettenring Jack Malone Harold Walsh H. Brynditson William Swan Groyd Harvey Walter Figots Merle Besson Donn Maloney Joseph O'Connor Mary Francis Brooks Jank Rouse J. Joseph Hitkey Mike Blindman Buff Rod the Rover Pegsy Peg Pegey Patrick Chorus Ireland Darby Sheyaun Saint Patrick Danny Boy Chishkeen Lawr Rose Tra Lee—Patrick Killarney Mary Frances Brooks Treland Must Frank Rouse Rita Tresaler Horace Brynolfgon Ruth Sheen Mabel Larson Mary Perry

Perkins urges Wagner bill to shape industrial democracy

Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged congressional committees to pass the Wagner bill, saying it would eliminate employer dominated unions and drive industrial democracy, while Senator Wagner warned that failure to act could jeopardize the recovery program.

Washington Defore & Senate Frances Perkins Wagner National Labor Board

Corry Golden Rule Day Sale Planned In City

Corry stores sponsor first Golden Rule Day Sale next Monday March 19 with about forty merchants participating in one of the city’s large merchandising events. Eight thousand circulars go to wealthier towns and surrounding rural areas for wide coverage and outside shoppers. Each store may offer two non duplicating specials approved by a censor committee, featuring attractive bargains from local merchants. The sales are set for the third Monday of each month thereafter.

Corry Golden Rute Club Weatby

Gospel Team Sermon Sparks Large Crowds at Bowd Billings

A Taylor University Gospel Team of young men preached at the Methodist Episcopal Church drawing over two hundred youths. Peter Pop, nicknamed the Second Spurgeon, delivered a stirring sermon on true repentance. Music featured prominently with solos and quartets planned nightly through Friday.

Bowd Methodist Episcopal Church Taylor University Peter Pop Spurgeon

Merchants push special monthly sales to spark trading field

Merchants promote an extensive advertising drive aiming to develop a new trading field through a single day event. Shoppers are urged to study circulars, save them, and note their needs to exploit the one day special prices offered.

Magnesium Alloys Lighter Than Conventional Metals

A garbled snippet discusses magnesium alloys in terms of lightness and potential uses, with unclear phrases suggesting expectations of lighter weight and improved properties. The text lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable entities.

Mass CWA Cuts Hit Erie County Projects

Order 1115 downsizes in Erie County CWA staff ahead of April 1 prompting delays to Corry sewer extension, street graveling and Raymond Avenue sewer, with school athletic field grading and interior painting work in flux awaiting weather and finances. Officials puzzled by relief works division reference.

CWA Erie County Corry Raymond Avenue Jimler High Whch Erie Dispatches CWIA Erie County Civil Works Administration Piyroll Bre H. Biddle Harrisburg Payrol Ag Biddle Tagram Ericounty

Homemaking Dept Meeting Highlights Quilt Study Session

The Corry Woman's Club Homemaking Department met yesterday afternoon in the clubhouse for the March session with twenty two quilts on display and a program featuring songs by Miss Tna Austin readings by Miss Lena Cohen and Mrs Clarence Loveland plus poems by Mrs James Darling. Tea and cake were served by hostesses Mrs Howard Loveland and Mrs Morris Bernstein.

Drempers Corry Misa Tna Austin Dinah Lena Cohen James Darling Clarence Loveland Howard Loveland Morris Bernstein

Nonagenarian recovers after furnace accident injury

Stephen W. Smith, a 91 year old, suffered a compound fracture of the nip while tending a home furnace. Weeks later he regained function and could use a wheelchair, marking a notable recovery milestone.

Stephen W. Smith

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