Job Insurance Found Real Aid To Unemployed In PA
The Corry area notes job insurance as real help for out of work residents. Pennsylvania's unemployment compensation, effective Feb 1 1938, requires claimants to earn at least 18 times their weekly benefit and register with the state employment service. Benefits begin after a three week waiting period, then continue up to 19 weeks with weekly checks capped at 15 dollars. The program emphasizes employment over relief, with the Corry office at 13616 N Center Street open daily to connect employers with job seekers, led by Manager Stewart A Long who cites strong local referrals.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
State Employment Service
Division of Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service
N. Center Street
Stewart A. Long
Riot at Erie Casket Plant Spreads as Picketers Arrested
Five pickets from several CIO unions were arrested during a protest at the Erie Casket Plant this morning. The line sought to bar non-union workers from entering ahead of a 10 am conference with CIO, the company, and U.S. labor mediator Mom Finn.
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Page One
CTO
CIO
Mom Finn
U. S
Warren Chamber seeks regional convention lodging capacity
Warren Chamber of Commerce asks homeowners and hotels to report available first class rooms for visiting delegates. H W Correll, secretary, invites all householders with accommodations to call at the chamber office in the Warren Bank and Trust Company building to fill out a prepared form.
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Warren
Grace
Uae
Warren Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Correll
Chamber
Warren Bank and Trust Company
Philip Kramer Erie Merchant Stricken
Philip Kramer a longtime Erie clothier died at his home in Erie. He was seventy four, lived at 381 1 11th street, and for many years ran a prominent store at 902-804 Pause Street. He came to Erie about five years earlier and entered the clothing business three years later, becoming a well known dealer in the community.
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Erie
May
Pause Street
Phillip Kramer
11Th Street
My. Kwame
Mme
Former Corry Resident Dies in Union City
Emily L Blakeslee a former Corry resident died shortly before 1 AM at the home of his daughter Mrs Ralph Anderson 37 Miles Street Union City He had worked for the city street department for years and lived in Corry for 17 years Born September 17 1858 in Sparta township He leaves a daughter two granddaughters a sten daughter and a step daughter in law plus many cousins The body goes to Bracken Keating funeral chapel for calling then to Union City for services Sunday at 8 80 PM Burial is in McCray Cemetery Concord Township
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Emiy L. Blakeslee
Corry
Ralph Anderson
Miles Street
Union City
Blakeslee
Sparta Township
Blaxesles
Ruth Anderson
Grove City College
Earth Shaffer
Town City
Sybil Sheldon
Alma Blagle
Familly
Anderson
McCray
Concord Township
Prison Sentences From Union City Court
In Union City three defendants faced judges in BrI County Court. Erin received seven years in the western penitentiary after pleading guilty to four salutory offenses against his brother. Chaytes Miller alias Scott was sent to the Lehighwarlorne for a sentence tied to a $ fees fraud. Umpleby was jailed for an infinite term at Huntingdon reformatory after pleading guilty to passing two worthless checks at a gasoline station. Otto Borgia was ordered to pay weekly sums toward hospital bills and then toward its slipping charges. Stinedruf, not married with no criminal record, attacked his niece, daughter of his sister, and was sent to the penitentiary for further punishment. Miller alias Scott has a long record of worthless checks and forged signatures. The Ampleby youth was sent to Hartingdon to “straighten the key put” after a 1931 theft conviction.
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Erin
Guily
Offenes
Myney Stinedruf
Mercer
J. Orrin Waite
Brie
Sims
Waite
Chaytes B. Milley Giluy
Frank ‘Scott, WO
North Past
Alegheny
Warlhorne
Nori Thoms Umpleby
Loesel Avenue
Uy Huntingdon Reformatory
Otto Borgia
Parade Street
Stinedruf
Nitner |O
Union City
Erle
Miller
Scott
Ampleby
Hartingdon
May Term Opens Monday for Criminal Court
May term of criminal court will open Monday morning May 8 as scheduled. Acting President Judge Orin J. Waite will preside with Judge Miles B. Kitts absent. Judge Lee A. Meracken will assist, and another visiting judge may be added. About 65 cases are on the docket, possibly fewer due to preliminary work.
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Erte
Criminal Court
Orin J. Waite
Miles B. Kitts
Islnes
Lee A. Me
Racken
Verano County
Walte
Layney
County general fund balance reported at $10,654
May 1 balance of $10,654 in the county general fund, per a midyear 1989 report by County Controller Harvey Willis. The tuberculosis hospital, school district, road fund, and reserve fund show balances of $4,344, $3,681.77, $1,586.78, and $14,872.14 respectively. If $22,688.07 taken from the city general fund had not occurred, the county general fund would stand at $43.53.
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Harvey Willis
Willy
County Commissionas
Rug Cleaners Operate Here in City
Raleigh Hixson of 525 West Church street advertises Modern Rug Cleaners using the Vor Schrader method. He offers a portable unit that cleans rugs in homes, drying fully in about two hours, with $500 damage coverage. Demonstrations available.
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Raleigh Hixson
West Church Street
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Erie Casket Plant
Jack Hoxie
America
Hollywood Congress of Hollywood
Lewis Bros
Big T Ring Circus
Storry
Washington Street
Acacia Club
Philip Kramer
Pshe
Chevrolet
Cary
Thomas Motor CO
Clinton Street Corry
Henry Stinedruf
General Fund
del Rio
Wards
Hixser
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Keister
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