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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1939
Page
3
Incomplete text references technology research and workers with hostile period notes. Mentions include steel, boom, shoes, and a street address with stray numbers, suggesting a damaged public notice or local item.
A court report notes a county funds fraud scheme involving email defrauding and a $20 000 deal. Lorrie Wimberly, speaker in a tonistens house, faces federal grand jury action in Monroe Louisiana. A state judge and other observers are linked to the case, with scattered references across local notices.
The Retail Merchandising Division of the Warren Chamber of Commerce will host an open meeting to explain new federal wage and hour provisions and state regulations. State Chamber staffer S L Rubble will answer questions. the event is free and aimed at all employers. It will be held next Wednesday evening at the high school auditorium, inviting industrial leaders and business heads to attend.
Pennsylvania Labor Relations board hears charges of unfair labor practices by Local 104 Gasoline Operators and Attendants Union against Pennsylvania Refining Company in Butler. Trial examiner is James L. Colbert with Don ald Gyneh as board attorney. Union alleges firings of 12 workers tied to news of union losses.
Babson Park Massachusetts October 20 report on the National Business Conference. Experts discuss Germany’s endurance and peace terms, Japan market access, and U S recovery outlook. Key speakers include Anton de Haas Clarence Strelt Walter Judd Lew Hahn Ralph Wilson Henry Stafford Creighton Babson. Investors urged caution for the next year with emphasis on commodity prices and war duration.
The Teyo Gospel Party presents a sacred concert titled The Story of Redemption at 145 p.m. Sunday in Christchurch with twenty one musical numbers and the Holy City sung. Mrs. Tebo will discuss Bible teachings and a Sunday night program features an audience request segment.
John Higgins 26 of Chestnut Street has been missing since last Saturday. He was last seen at 10th and Washington Avenue while driving a United States Laundry vehicle, which was later found abandoned. Higgins had 375 in his possession and is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall, about 144 pounds, wearing rimless glasses.
The excerpt urges continued investment under wartime conditions while avoiding low yield bonds and selecting company shocks. It stresses broad diversification of spiritual and physical reserves and urges educating children to do likewise with a well rounded education.
Coroner said Donald Tals was found in a bedroom clothes press at home after tying a rope to a nail and kicking away a box. Police reported parents could offer no reason for the act and noted the youth was last seen by them prior to discovery.
A federal grand jury in the Pittsburgh district extends its probe into defense contractor ties. Special investigators from the Department of Justice issued a blanket subpoena to Director James Lyall Stuart of One State Authority, signaling broader inquiry into the General Brnte case and related entities.
Smiley, 24, of Ida City, is held for court on charges of beating Moore at a Lake Pleasant event. Edward Bradford, 28, was also injured, spending weeks in Erie hospital. Attorney Sam Y. Rossiter represents Smiley. Damien Me… Lin, as distant witnesses, attended Wednesday’s hearing.
A long paid message from a Corry resident running for City Treasurer outlines twenty years in the treasurer’s office, notes a $20,000 surety fund, and claims $945,851.06 in city funds handled since May 1927. The author argues for economy, budgeting, and continued service if elected on November 7.
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