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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
3
Delegates from this city are expected to attend the Young People's League meeting of its Presbyterian church in Titusville where many young people will gather for dinner in the church hall and for a worship service afterward.
The Erie county Democratic committee announces a large county wide drive for the November election with 13 new campaign council members. Governor George H. Earle will headline a rally in Erie on October 26 as plans are finalized by campaign chairman Dave W. Steing.
Harrisburg October 4 The state offers 2 064 600 for five of six toll bridges to be acquired under the 1927 act Highways Secretary Warren Van Dyke lists Market street Harrisburg 1 501 000 Clarks Ferry 475 Sunbury 442 600 Point Merion 21 600 West Hickory 25 000 as engineers estimates of valuation for the bridges
Paris Oct 4 United Press reports the cabinet endorsed Premier Laval's answer to Britain on supporting Britain in a Mediterranean war. The cabinet also unanimously approved Laval's conduct at Geneva negotiations amid the Italo Ethiopian conflict.
Wartime tensions rise as British forces warn of decisive action. Reports describe military dispositions around Gibraltar and Malta, with heavy ships and aircraft carriers reinforcing the Mediterranean fleet. Egyptian troops reportedly occupy key areas around Alexandria while airfield staff are dismissed. Signals of potential Italian supply routes through the Aden Sea and Hong Kong waters add to mounting strategic concern.
The annual international wild duck census starts in Western Canada with survey flights over Manitoba and Ontario to assess duck feeding grounds and populations for the past year. Contact Frank Grice for furniture painting or refinishing.
Pennsylvania landscape architects plan municipal improvement programs in a dozen communities. Secretary Logue says the department will aid with park and recreation planning using local or federal funds as available, with projects including New Kensington land development and Hazleton recreation surveys.
The St. Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday School will hold a rally led by Superintendent R. S. Burr. A program includes games stunts and refreshments. All children in the Sunday School are invited.
An article notes Pennsylvania hosts 110 tree types and 200 native shrubs. October colors rival Europe, with red maples, scarlet oaks, and elms turning russet to gold. It credits soil minerals and iron in creating deep reds, while CCC forests open miles of roads for leaf viewing.
In Brookville Pennsylvania a suit for 100000 was filed against the Borough of Bisolbe to the Austin Powder Company and W W Brewster with Conrad Conrad representing James J Williams and Dorothy B Williams. The case arises from a November explosion at the powder dump injuring Mrs Williams and damaging property. Other claims are expected.
The Union City school board awaits official confirmation that a Federal Works Administration loan and grant for a high school addition have been approved. The request totals 70000 dollars with 45000 grant and 25000 loan to be repaid over thirty years at 3 percent interest.
Erie city treasurer salary must be set within a month under new state law. City Solicitor Edward Murphy urged county and school district officials to address the pay, stating the amount should be between 6000 and 7000 dollars for cities like Erie. He asked Education Board member William Curmey to present the issue at the next meeting.
The Supreme Court begins a new term in Washington with five major New Deal cases on its docket. The issues include the Bandhead Cotton Act Tennessee Valley Authority Housing Program and Agricultural Adjustment Act plus federal loans for municipal power projects.
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