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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1941

Page

8

Strikers Find Kane Plant Closed After Return to Work

Strikers and workers found Kane Manufacturing Company's plant shuttered on return to work. Management announced the plant had ceased operations for an indeterminate period amid financial reverses and ongoing losses since 1940. About 57 workers joined a one day demonstration by CIO United Construction Workers Organizing Committee to press for recognition and bargaining, with officials signaling readiness to stay off site until demands are met.

Kane Manufacturing Pany It T Kane Manufacturing Company Hs Em~ Giloyes United Constriction Workers Organizing Committee CIO

Bicycle Patrol Pioneered to Combat Forest Fires

In the Allegheny National Forest area a new bicycle patrol by Boy Scout Troop 21 of the Ta Bor Lutheran church is set on Kinzie road to monitor fire hazards. The four and five mile continuous patrols occur Sundays and holidays to curb fires started by careless cigarettes and matches from cars.

Kane Allegheny National Forest Ta- Bor Lutheran Church Kinzie Road

Boy Scout Installation at Sparta-Junior Play Tonight

Sparta Juniors prepare for a theatre presentation of Mliss at Sparta Vocational School in Grainge hall this evening. The Boy Scout installation ceremony at Firemen's hall Wednesday included crafts and pin graduations as Norman Davis lauded the scouts' work and urged parental cooperation.

Sparta Oil City Titusville Grange Hall Meadville Spartansburg Sparta Vocational School Sparta Grainge Hall Thelma Jackson J.A. Winans Boy Scouts Firemen's Hall Columbus Anthony Riley Pittsburgh Erie Nellie Torrey Sinclairsville N. Y Charles Torrey Donald Allen Juilior Sherlock Louis Jewell Ivan Rose Junior Cook Sparta Grange Hall Illabart J.C. Bell Tionesta Guy Rowley Ann Louise P T. A Uncle Cy Lincolnville Ernest Eric Mechanic Street Hoy A. Waugaman Glenn Steadman Norman A. Davis Drake Cornell Earh Wi Iar Glenn Steadinun

Seek $10 000 in death of youth case filed

Erie May 2 Phillip Werner 832 West Tilt street a known Erie vendor of music boxes and cigarette machines was named defendant in a suit for 10000 filed in county court after a fatal June 1 1980 accident in which Robert Wolfe died. The suit is by his father Elmer T Wolfe on behalf of the decedent's mother Irene Wolfe and sisters Mary Wolfe Beecher and Martha Wolfe Wilkins.

Erie Phillip Werner Tilt Street Robert Wolfe Elmer T. Wolfe E. 22Nd Street Irene Wolfe Mary Wolfe Beecher Marth Wolfe Wilkins Wolfe Warer Warner

Healing lecture at Cambridge Springs Methodist Church

Rev Hulse of Cambridge Springs spoke to the Women’s Club on Healing from osteopathic, chiropractic, and medical perspectives with witty stories. Soloists Mrs Mabel Sul of Corry sang Star and Whispering Hope. Lunch was served by Mrs Steadman and the social committee before the meeting adjourned.

Hulse Methodist Church Cambridge Springs Mabel Sul Corry Star Steadman

Erie County Teachers to Gain Salary Boost Pending Senate Action

Erie county elementary and high school teachers would gain minimum salaries under a state bill approved by the county board and sent to the senate. The measure would raise elementary pay from 800 to 1000 dollars and high school from 1170 to 1200 with two annual 50 dollar increments. Dr. Willis B Pratt notes many schools already exceed the new minimum, and increments would apply after nine years. Fourth class district leaders have long pressed for equitable raises.

Erie Erie County State Senate Senate Harrisbiry Willis B. Pratt Matea Ivy Dr. Pratt

Dr M E Hawkins to Speak Here Sunday at Grand Theater

Cory residents are invited to attend two gospel services featuring evangelist and Bible teacher Dr M E Hawkins at the Grand theater Sunday afternoon at 2 40 with one service only. Morning worship at Cory Gospel Fellowship begins 10 oclock at the theater with Sunday school. Rev Ernest A Hook will deliver the gospel message and music. Sunday evening Rev Hook speaks at Harbor Hall Community building.

Dy M. E. Hawkins Cory and Grand Theater Corry Gospel Fellowship Ernest A. Hook Hook Harbor Hall

Fire near Franklin battles large volunteer force

A several hundred strong volunteer force fought the forest fire near Franklin from Thursday until dark. The blaze raged over acres around Jennings Hill and spread to the picturesque summit with a commanding view of the Allegheny River.

Franmollin Iennerdell Hill Allegheny River

Bottleneck in Lake Canning Industry Feared

May 2 local fruit and vegetable processors met with U S Representative Dante A Reed and town officials in Westfield to discuss a looming bottleneck in canning due to the closing of non defense aluminum purchases and the stainless steel deadline. Government urging will require large extra supplies to process tomatoes for shipment to England under the Lend Lease Act.

Westfield U. S Dante A. Reed England Browers

Aged Man Faces Long Sentence in Rape Conviction

Baie May 3 Jesse Mcquay 14 of North East township was sentenced to a maximum of 15 years in prison after his new trial request for a rape conviction was denied by Judge Miles B Kitts who spoke from St Vincents hospital where he is convalescing from injuries from a fall. Assistant DA W A Gleeten said he will seek the maximum penalty when McQuay is brought before the court noting that the offender should be removed from society despite his young age.

Baie Jesse Mcquay North East Township Miles B. Kitts W. A. Gleeten McQuay Gleeten T Shell

Effect of Government Porities on Local Canning Industry

Supervisor L. B. Watson presided as authorities examined the impact of government porities on the local canning industry and the broader community, detailing how policy shifts affect workers, producers, and regional commerce.

L. B. Watson

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