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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1940

Page

3

Lions Colony at Gay lion farm Impresses West Coast Tourists

South Gen treet resident C. B. Porter writes home about a five acre Los Angeles area lion farm where over a thousand African lions are bred and raised for motion pictures. Visitors see arenas with painted jungle scenes, learn about a 700 pound king of beasts, and witness daily shows and feeding rituals. Porter urges others to visit when in the region. Also noted is a Wakefield Indon knitting circle led by Jolly with Mayor and Deputy Mayor Watson attending.

C. B. Porter South Gentreet King of Beasts Los Daily Monson Botile Gay Tcme Los Africa Vner Guide Ucn

Panel Discussions Highlight Allegheny Anniversary Events

Allegheny College marks its 125th anniversary with four day celebrations June 6 to 19. Prominent alumni will chair forums on medicine law and business and press and radio led by Dr Charles Burwell John W Kephart and William Benzell. Events include dedications dramatic programs and student and alumni activities concluding with the commencement ceremony honoring 1940.

Mhadville Allegheny College Dune Philip 4. Benjamin Ali Aniversary Committee Allegheny Charles S. Burwell Harvard Medical School John W. Kephart Pennsylvania Supreme Court Law and Business Forum William P. Benzell New York World New York Citizens' Committee On the Control of Crime Hurst R. Anderson Allegheny Speech Department Ince

Pennsylvan ia to paint traffic lines on 6000 miles

The Department of Highways in Harrisburg announced plans to paint at least 6000 miles of road this year, a 25 percent rise from last year, using white solid lines on grades and curves and 2000 miles of broken lines for fog and night visibility. The total paint need exceeds 75,000 gallons, with 1745 for macadam and 43,445 for concrete roads.

Harrisburg Department of Highways

Kane Moves To Retain Pickup Air Service

March 23 report: without action by the Gli Aeronautics Authority, All-American Airway plans to drop Kane from its Buffalo Pittsburg mail pickup route this summer. The Kane Chamber of Commerce organized petitions to keep Kane on the schedule and seek a rehearing if needed. Senators Davis and Guffey and Rep Rich urged reconsideration. Dupont of All-American urged direct appeals to the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The plan would remove Kane and Ridgway from the tentative pickup list unless restored.

Kane Gli Aeronautics Authority Washington Tie Chamber of Commerce Aeronautcs Authority Washinton Buffalo-Pitts Robert F. Rich Kane Chamber Group Richard Dupont All-American Dupont Civil Aeronautcs Authority Postal Department James J. Davis Joseph Guffey

Licenses Required for Bakeries and Ice Cream Plants

State Department of Agriculture warns bakery operators ice cream plants and oleomargarine vendors that they face prosecution if licenses for 1940 are not renewed. Fines range from 25 to 100 plus costs, with annual license fees for bakery, ice cream, and oleomargarine manufacture set by output and use categories. Hotels dining rooms boarding houses and farms are subject to licenses. exemptions apply to low flour usage and certain institutions and farm dairies. Prosecutions will start where licenses are missing.

State Department of Amiculture Ue Bureau of Foods and Chemistry Department of Agriculture

Greyhound Opens New Terminal at Erie City

Erie officials and Greyhound executives gather at 28 North Perry Square for the formal opening of a new terminal costing about 65 000 dollars. The Erie terminal is praised as one of the finest for a city of its size and a public open house is planned Saturday.

Erie Mar Greynoungines North Perry Square Erie Greyhound United States

DNDulant Fever Spreads in Atlanta Report

Atlanta records indicate undulant fever cases more than doubled over five years, per the State Department of Public Health. Health officials warn against dairy and livestock exposure as they monitor the rising trend and urge precautionary measures.

Atlanta, Ga State Department of Passle Health

Girl 4 Is Heroine Garnett Saver of Sister in Tub

Four year old Saral Bell heroically saved her 21 month old sister Joan from a scalding tub, pulling her out as danger loomed in Garnett Kansas.

Garnett Kas Saral Bell Joan

Erie Man Slashed in Inklet Assault at Home

George Nesbit, aged 52, of 348 East 11th Street, slashed multiple times with a 66 inch saber in a dispute between Wade Darrell and Telly Darrell at their Hamahos apartment. Nesbit died? police say Nesbit was stabbed as he tried to stop the argument. Darrells arrested and facing aggravated assault charges in Ha met court.

George Nesiit Rezo East 1Th Street Hamahositil Priday Willis Wade Darrell Telly Thirrell Tiainen Jouin Hilbert Joe Matt Tyee Hamet Lyle Ov Nesbit Darrells

Oldest American Made Press On Exhibition In Philadelphia

The 1793 press, oldest known American made, is shown at the Franklin Institute. It belongs to the Times and News Publishing Company of Gettysburg and was used to print the Adams Sentinel, a misspelled word that persisted for decades. After the Battle of Gettysburg the press produced extra editions describing the battle.

Philadelphia Franklin Institute Times and News Publishing Company Gettysburg

Maine Vermont Stars Out Sharon Young Democrats Headline

Vermont and Maine highlighted in a municipal political note as a 40 star American flag hangs in Sharon Pennsylvania with Young Democrats members explaining the counting discrepancy and political enthusiasm.

Mane Vermont Sharon Sharon Young Maine

Bear Lake area program advances amid spring notices

March 22 notes visitors from Celoron to Mrs Rose Evans and local relatives. Edinboro graduates return for Easter at home. Residents south of town wire for electricity to come by summer. Gone With the Wind seen in Corry. Easter at the boro school and local weddings planned at Goshen road home. Easter services with special music planned at United Church.

Bear Lake Marjorie Evans Celoron Rose Evans Jean Manwaring Dorothy Tillotson Edinboro State Teachers College Violet Vancpps Union Clive Couldin Waren Cora Turbin Gorey Frank Smock Meadville May Fullom Alberta Ruth Wilson Corry Edith Hawkins Ethel Bond W. B. Hawk Boro Donald Engle Wrightsville Adda Engle Guy Cornish Tke Goshen Road Maude Ayling United

Passengers Barred From Trucks In Pa

Public Utility Commission rules bar passengers from trucks except in emergencies or by written carrier authorization. Applies to employees, contractors, and forwarders using motor vehicles not designated for passenger transport. The rule allows exceptions for accidents or emergencies. Newlyweds News: Hura Bugwell and Miltoy cross border to marry. mailing of marriage certificates to friends. Rev J W Barrett to deliver sermon at Brethren church Sunday at 11 AM.

Harrisburg Public Utility Commission Lineker San Brethren Church J. W. Barrett

Harrisburg Highway Department Cuts Road Types to Nine

The Department of Highways in Harrisburg announced a plan to reduce road types from eighty to nine, effective June 1, to simplify maintenance and accounting. The overhaul preserves current classifications while easing clerical workload and records keeping.

Highway Records Harrisburg Department of Highways

Diary Keeper J J Jackson Barstow Dies at 96 in Weeton

Britain's champion diarist J J Jackson Barstow, deputy lieutenant of Somerset, who kept a daily record for 80 years, died at his home in Weeton-super-Mare at age 96. The diary began January 1, 1802, recounting his fall from a tree.

London Britain J. J. Jackson Barstow

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