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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
1
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Partial readable fragments mention individuals and a possible local notice. No clear action, date, or place is discernible. content is garbled and lacks cohesive facts for a full card.
A terse United States market note reports Ventus plans to end a paused state in its dedicated American operations, signaling a strategic shift after a period of restraint. Analysts weigh implications for production, financing, and regional employment.
A report details disputes over enforcing fire zones on South Street and the alleged violation near West South Street. City officials discuss halting frame construction, property rights, and potential removal from the locks, with council concerns about orderly enforcement and downtown impact.
Edward J O'Hare, 47, prominent owner of a chain of horse and greyhound tracks, was shot at Sportsman's Park as he sped from attackers. Police pursue a factional motive amid reports of tangled personal and business links in a gangland context. Continued on Page Three.
The City Council approved appropriating funds BA1108 to the Incremental fund on first and second readings. Officers reported a tax penalties total of 1,20878 dollars, licenses 9991.01, fines 93.50, and other receipts from summary. The meeting, delayed from Monday for an election conflict, was presided by Mayor Frank Houle and included approval of minutes and a joint session with county and school district for seven year tax collector salary. City Treasurer Trey Mill-Jen reported receipts of 1,031,758 dollars.
The snowmobile named Admiral Byrd’s giant snow cruiser, observed near Corryites, is set to depart Pavillon New York today for a Boston bound trip after a lengthy restoration. Eyewitnesses report hours of preflight checks and anticipation for the voyage.
The Journal reports the 1939 triennial assess ment valuations completed. City Council approved public access to comparative valuations and instructed publication to help property owners review figures. Valuations will be carried on Page 3 with daily word summaries starting today.
Speculation swirls over departmental lineup as City Council gears for January 1 reorganization after Pred J Weaver’s defeat. Mayor Hepler plans a formal council meeting next week to finalize posts including finance and streets, with oath ceremonies for January.
President Roosevelt returns to Washington to decide if eight ships may be registered Panamanian to move munitions and cargo to European belligerents. A Standard Oil tanker was reflagged, crew replaced by Canadians. Officials say transfers involve nine more ships. Roosevelt’s neutrality act role noted. Labor talks resume between AFL and CIO with John L. Lewis after a 90 minute discussion.
Corry residents and business men are invited to the Civic Employees Association meeting Friday at 8 PM in the Municipal building. President Carl K. Henton announced plans for a speaker and a 2 program as organizers map the society's work for the coming year. The highlight will be the election of officers after a nominating committee completed its slate.
City job gains lead state as e employment rises 20 percent from last month, per state commerce statistics. Data from 42 industrial districts show Erie and Philadelphia among top gains, with boosts in several towns and counties across the region. Franklin and Clearfield report notable increases as well.
The Corry Hospital Association held a routine monthly session attended by Miss Bower and Directors Brows Larsson Elston Felt Houghton and Howard. The superintendent and treasurer reports were read and approved. In October four patients received 710 days of service with 912 tree days and 24 births 6 deaths 19 mayor and 25 minor operations. The visiting committee noted the elevator’s operation was satisfactory and the water service line repairs connected to the home service. The reception room walls will be washed and repainted in weeks after additional sections are received. A hospital inspection examined elevator equipment.
Evans of Sele, MaKe elect. to fill county bench vacancy after judge Hirt resigned. Governor Mit Was elected to Weyent term on Hin appellate unt 'Tunsday. The Republican nomination process and party dynamics are noted as affecting the appointment.
Ward workers for Red Cross drive listed with many names and roles. Announcement details a Tuesday evening meeting at a specified venue and lists numerous volunteers, officers, and chairpersons across multiple wards. The piece notes community mobilization and forthcoming events, including a ceremony per court approval.
A flawed ad promotes a subscription drive offering $500 to the winner and mentions a 10 percent commission for all workers. The text references a journal drive, prizes for participants, and hints at a continuation on another page.
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