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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1938
Page
2
Polish American dance announced in Union City Pennsylvania on Thursday May 5 1938 at Welcome Sam Hall. The event invites residents and features a host of performers and community members.
A fire swept 0 acres of brush land along the Allegheny river near Red House yesterday afternoon. Chief Ranger Oscar Lindberg said about 20 members of Red House OCC camp No. 1 extinguished the blaze, which burned in the Allegheny Indian reservation between Red House and Coldspring near the Pennsylvania railroad line.
Pittsburgh May 8 Possibility of disorders in the strike of 400 Pittsburgh parking lot attendants grew stronger as union leaders announced plans to bring 2 000 pickets and demonstrators into the protest to keep parking lots closed. On the third day of the walkout strike leader John A Stadehouss said they intend to intensify actions.
In Corry, an acting superintendent and acting principal oversee morning duties at the schools. The acting superintendent reviews mail and outlines the day’s work, calling the job “swell.” Acting principal Homan Sayako surveys late reports and plans class supervision, while St. Bar ds School head conducts tests for lower grades and prepares for high school testing. Alvin Cogan serves as both principal and superintendent. Gary Paylor serves as the president of the…
BOOST PRICE PHILADELPHIA May 3 The Philadelphia Inquirer announces a rise in retail price from two to three cents effective next Monday.
Washington May 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized George D Brooke president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to serve as a director of the Erie Railroad Co.
The Rotary Club plans the regular meeting on May 10 with the editor set as master of ceremonies. Charles Bracken, police chief, was busy today and could not be reached. The editor thanks the Journal staff for cooperation and voices appreciation for Boys' Week celebrations.
Ralph F. Hill of Glens Falls, a deputy sheriff, landed a 23 inch nine pound four ounce brown trout in Northwest Bay on opening day of Lake George season. The catch overshadowed other large fish reported as the lake trout season opened.
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