Veiled Legal Notice From Superior Court
A damaged OCR fragment references a Superior Court matter involving a company or firm noted as Co. 34-044 Bento. Details are unreadable but imply a formal filing or notice pending in civil proceedings.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1939
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references a Superior Court matter involving a company or firm noted as Co. 34-044 Bento. Details are unreadable but imply a formal filing or notice pending in civil proceedings.
The piece blends a wartime hunting tale with a 1940 era plug for Erie Typewriter Emporium. It describes foxing through wildlife, urges farmers generosity to hunters, and lists hunting mishaps from Warren County. It ends promoting typewriters for students and notes the Erie business address.
Nov 3 notes guests from Ash Ville to J B McKay home and numerous regional visitors. Residents share travel to Washington, Bur aouse, Erie, Warren, Kane, Corry, Willoughby and Philadelphia era events, church group activities, Halloween party, and social gatherings at the Community building and Cobb’s Garners Ladies Aid.
Pension advocates prepare a large speaking tour through Pennsylvania led by Dr Townsend and partners to build support for a national pension plan in the 1940 campaign. Jeffrey Levy says the drive aims to swing House seats and Senate votes in PA New York and Illinois, stressing an influential, education based campaign.
The article argues that wartime conditions will push prices up as trade groups and unions gain leverage. It notes a shortage of skilled labor, especially in aviation and machinery, caused by union limits on apprentices. Government hints at countering labor monopolies, urging steadier costs, while cautioning against a postwar panic and urging prudent stockpiling. It mentions personal notices of local residents and family visits amid broader economic concerns.
The fragment notes Senator Joseph Gully is up for re election in 1840 with Townsend Plas. The campaign schedule opens around November 15 and runs into mid December. Speaking dates are being arranged statewide in Pennsylvania as wartime concerns shape public life and normal business continues.
Stella Alfonsi, freed on bail in the Philadelphia murder-for-profit case, was reunited with her two sons after 13 months. She had been among the first arrested in the probe into Giuseppe Di Martino’s death and the alleged scheme tied to her husband’s life-insurance fraud.
Suave East and professional men of North Best organize the North East Credit Exchange to benefit customers and merchants. The system aligns with national progressive business policy and rates every local business on how they meet obligations, encouraging good credit and protection for actors in the trade.
Warren County agriculture conservation committee announces meetings to elect community and county conservation committeemen for 1940 and to discuss next year’s program. Farmers who sign eligibility affidavits and plan to participate may vote. each community will elect a clanias and two members, plus other committee members, and a delegate to the county convention. Meetings set for West Spring Creek, Lettsville, Columbus, and Starr County with chairmen named for each location.
North East November 4 report shows council voting to pursue actions against George Youngs and others over alleged tree nursery removals. A committee led by Mayor Eaton and others found about 300 stumps and holes at the nursery where trees had reportedly been removed, citing disease concerns and related evidence.
Pittsburgh report notes J. V. Pesamato, IAM member, resigns as vice chairman of Pennsylvania apprenticeship council over criticism of Gov. Arthur James labor record. Council members serve without pay or allowances. appointed March to aid labor management in skilled trades training.
Fragmentary notes show G Holdes as chairman at a town meeting held Friday November 1st. The discussion includes plans for Bleived town growth and related proposals in a brief, undecipherable OCR fragment.
Walter Redman of Millcreek sues for 18 294 50 in damages after a May 7 crash on West Ridge and Grubs roads injuring three passengers in a vehicle driven by William E. Welton. Frank Welton leads with 5 000 for damages to his parning caps, 252 wages, 4250 medical. Autrey Peterson also seeks 5 000 for injuries, and Charles G. Peterson asks 1 800 for doctor bills. June Whipple seeks 5 00 for injuries with 100 for her father’s expenses.
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