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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1942

Page

8

Chautauqua Co Workers Seek Wage Increase

Nov 12 Mayville A petition by all employees of the county clerk treasurer and board of election offices requesting a 15 percent wage increase to meet higher living costs was read by the board of supervisors and referred to the county expenses committee The only comment came from Supervisor Michael D Lombardo who asked if the Federal wage freezing order applied The annual Public Welfare report was submitted with remarks by Supervisor Arthur R Richardson Harmony noting relief expenditures are rising while employment falls and questioning why relief costs aren’t lower The report showed a $10500 drop from last year

Mayville Board Ofolection Board of Supervisors Michael D. Lombardo Public Welfare Commissioner Arthur R. Richardson Harmony Allen F. Cass Carroll Lowell B. Wason Westfield Chauncey J. Maring Stableton

Replaced tires freed of larceny charge

Jerome Alla Gher, formerly of 457 West 7th Street, was found not guilty of larceny of automobile tires by a county court grand jury. The case centered on a car bought by Gallagher and repossessed for alleged default. Gallagher testified he replaced three tires with new ones. after repossession, he contends the new tires were his and he removed them, replacing with the originals. A notice states John Gallagher is no longer connected with Kaybee Federal Store and not authorized to collect for them.

Erie Jerome Allagher West 7Th Street A. Louis Straus Erie Street Gallagher

Blood donor volunteers sought for November 24 event

A local plea seeks volunteers to donate blood on November 24, 1942. The notice requests donors to print their name and address, indicate a suitable time, and sign the form to participate. It emphasizes willingness to help and provides blank spaces for contact details.

E.cisesessyeereteetse Traces

Blood Donor Drive Seeks 180 Registrations At Armory

The American Red Cross Blood Donor Service urges more registrations as a blood bank set at the State Armory on November 24 aims to collect up to 150 donations. Dr N T Gillette leads arrangements with an all Buffalo Blood Bank corps and ten doctors assisting. Donors are asked to mail registration blanks to 8 East Park Place and will be notified a few days before reporting time.

Red Cross State Armory N. T. Gillette Buffalo Blood Biick American Red Cross Blood Donor East Park Place

Probe death of Warren man in despondent mood

Warren Pa November report on the death of Henry J Grennel 22 found in his second floor Mohawk Avenue apartment. Coroner Ed Lowrey and borough and state motor police investigated a decomposed body believed to have died in sleep with possible natural causes amid domestic distress and prior threats.

Harry J. Grennel Mohawk Avenue Warren, Pa Henry J. Grennel Ed Lowrey Inii

Oven blast injures child in Jamestown hospital report

Jamestown General Hospital received a report of an oven explosion that caused first degree burns to a small child on Wednesday morning. William Andersen, 344 seed, of 80 Chambers Street, was admitted at 10 90 a m with burns to face and hands and is listed in good condition. Police and fire officials reported no accident details.

Jamess Syayue Jamestown General Hospital William Andersen

Franklin Donates Cannon Removal From City Park

The two long muzzled Civil War cannons in the city park will be removed in a few days. The Chicago Premidtle Tool Company stated proceeds from their sale will benefit the Franklin Community Chest. A death was discovered when his estranged wife visited the apartment for mail.

Franklin, Ha Chicago Franklin Community Chest

Dividend for Electric Users at Jamestown

Jamestown Nov 12 1944 due to New York Public Service Commission opposition and higher operating costs the city will pay only a 10 percent dividend on electric purchases from Oct 1 1921 to Sep 30 1944. McKee announced that 19995 dividend checks totaling 114089.81 were mailed to consumers in Jamestown Falconer Celoron and lighting districts 1 2 and 3. City receives 6745.80 in dividends and municipal electric and water systems save about 189000 in taxes this year totaling 191745.20.

Jamestown New York Public Service Commission Thomas McKee Board of Public Utililies Commission Falconer Celoron

Kennedy Soldier Struck By Auto In D C Area

Staff Sergeant Loren Francis Lewis of Columbia Army Air Base Columbia D C was hit while crossing a highway after turning back when he heard a call. He suffered a slight concussion and other injuries and was rushed to Fort John hospital for X rays and care.

Kennedy Loven Lewis Loren Francis Lewis Columbia Army Air Base Columbia D.C Lewis Fort John Hospital

Retired PRR Worker Dies Of Over-Exertion

Thomas Henry Shautt, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee and former Townville resident, collapsed at home while wheeling wood into his barn. A neighbor found him on a wheelbarrow and a physician said he appeared to have suffered a heart attack from over exertion.

City Thomas Henry Shautt Pennsylvania Railroad OM City Townville

School board drops leaves in Franklin case

The Frank in school board in regular session Tuesday evening adopted a resolution to refuse all leaves of absence for teachers not required by law. Two high school teachers had applied for leaves to accept other positions. The board set 1942-43 commencement day as Thursday May 9, approved by Supt. Carl M. Russell.

Carl M. Russell

Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories Advertised For Relief

An old style advertorial promoting Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories as relief from discomfort. Claims include tightening relaxed membranes, soothing irritations, and protective benefits with assurances of genuine product availability at local dressers or stores.

Yale Ign Stuart Kenuine Milker Mongy-Bnel Guarantes

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