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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1940

Page

3

Farm Program Committee to be Named November 13

Farmers in the county will elect the county farm program committee on November 13 at Mulleypal DULL. Meetings are planned across townships to select the next year’s county committee and to elect a slate of alternates. The announcement stresses unity and participation to support agricultural conservation and national defense efforts in 1941.

Cowy Viewith Wedboyy Countty Agricultural Conmeysie Amily Vonsago Greenfield Edward's Hall Wattsburg Union LeBreul Urien Gly Union Wily Pein Ehalhui Lwwo

Clymer School News Highlights Student Work and Visits

State of the Art classes explore clay modeling for first time. Miss Ton shows second and third graders movies of their work. Fifth graders study early New England history with a handmade clothespin from a grandmother. Fourth graders complete transcontinental trip projects with maps and pictures. Eighth grader Robert Hullett returns after five weeks. Ninth year social studies shares a letter from Paul Edwards to Rep. Daniel Reed, yielding copies of the Congressional Record. Town officers elected at class town meeting and the week of teacher conferences includes trips to Freemont, Buffalo, and New York State sectional meetings.

Clymer Clymer Miss Ton Ween Garr Ton King United States Robert Hullett TMS Paul Edwards Daniel Reed Congressional Record Daily Record Robert Wassink Evelyn Sweet Lois Rhebergen Helen Sweet Gall Thompson Glenn Warnehuis Shirley Storer William Wiggers Pauline Bennink Edrd Werren Carol Mc~Cann Homer Avery Dorothy Pfeifer Marjorie Evins Arlys Green Fredomi Buffalo Saruday New York State

Children donate 850000 to aid Britain in air raids

Washington October 26. The sum of 850,000 donated by American children in pennies nickels and dimes was turned into tens of thousands for London by the Junior American Red Cross. The money will support the Women's Voluntary Services to repair cottages for children whose parents have been killed or wounded in air raids.

Aera Ren Washington Opt Cross Britain

Negro FACING LIFE SENTENCE IN ERIE CASE

Charles Burnett, 28, of Macon Georgia, pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny in front of Judge Miles B. Kitts and drew three months in the Allegheny county workhouse. He admitted accompanying James Spruce and Albert De Zackery in stealing four suits from a State Street address last May. De Zackery, a four time offender with prior records, is jailed in county prison and faces possible life sentence after an agreement with the federal government over Minor tax laws violations in Toledo Ohio.

Erie Charles Burnett Macon Miles B. Kitts Allegheny County Burnets Janes Spruce Albert de Zackery Q State Parade Street de Zackery Spruce Buffalo N.Y Burton R. Laub United States Faub Toledo Hia

Bradford pipe plant to expand into oil and gas fields

Bradford Virginia October 26 Western firm Dresser Manufacturing Company plans to extend its service to oil and gas industries and Waterworks field after acquiring Pacific Pump Works of Huntington Park California Officials say Dresser has produced pipe couplings and repair devices since 1880 Western firm specializes in hot oil centrifugal pumps deep well oil pumps and deep well turbine pumps

Bradford Dresser Manufacturing Company Fit Pacific Pump Works Huntington Park Cal

Late 1940s Radio Schedule Highlights Major Programs

A fragmented listing shows numerous network slots and show names including Wayne King, Cordell Hull, Bobby Byrne, Art Kassel, and the Navy promotion. It notes broadcasts from NBC, CBS, WEAF, WABC, WJZ, and WOR with varied times, themes on foreign policy, two ocean navy, and public affairs.

NBC Bobby Byrne Man and the World Seey Cordell Hull NEG Symphony Orchestra MBS Art Kassel Chicago Secretary of Navy Frank Knox WABC CBS WEAF NEC Aest Secy Navy Lewis Compton Europe WJZ WEAP Warmiongers Appeisers Col Stoopnagie Helen Mayes Bob Hawk Gren Steelmakers Womes The Fleetion

Yards of Yarn Highlight Emily Prugh Birth Celebration

Mrs. Esther Emily Prugh celebrated her sixty birthday in Greensburg Pennsylvania. She cherished cuts of yarn as she knits a heartwarming Afghan for each of her children and grandchildren.

Greensburg Esther Emily Prugh

Inquest Ordered Over Death in James City

Coroner Stanley M. Barral ordered an inquest into the death of 1 year old James City boy Kane after a brick fell from a wall at the old American Plow Glass Company building. The hearing will probe possible negligence in leaving the unsafe wall standing. Ownership of the property and responsibility for the hazard are to be determined at the inquest. no autopsy was deemed necessary.

Barkatt David Kanovsky Kane Ele Barratt Ho. McGhee

Blind Woman Keeps Canned Goods Fortune in Stock

Mrs. William Spots of Penny Hill Newt Montgomery, sightless for years, has built a stockpile of 400 quarts of various foods by pushing through daily tasks despite blindness, showing remarkable perseverance and thrift.

Williamsport Pat William Spotts Penny Hill Newt Montgomery Spots

Major Share of Motorist's Dollar Improves Highways

Harrisburg reports that most motor funds go to capital improvements. The department notes 60 percent of income for capital work in 1930s, with highway mileage expanding to include thousands of township roads and bridges. Officials urge continued policy to modernize the system, estimating a need of around 40 million dollars for the program if current trends persist.

Harrisburg Get Pennsylvania Department of Highways Ellen Byopongis Bite City Philadelphia General Assembly Commonwealth HNL Willey Wlso Ienet Bureau of Motor Vehicles Pennsylvania Motor Police Elas Little Commonwealth Wau

Tolls for Victims Toll rung for Texans lost in traffic crashes

A half century old bell tolls over a Dallas county radio broadcast as a country church announces a Texas statewide prayer for those who have died in traffic accidents. The ritual honors victims and reflects on road safety impact across communities.

Dallas County Texas

Corry Man Draws No 1 In Draft Ease

Corry man draws No 1 in draft ease as county lists reveal the first five men selected for the fateful number. Fourth Ward Vitta Pecorella 14 East Buh street Fourth Ward Jon E H Offner Jry 44 East 21 street East County Lloyd O Blackman 1 O81 Clay street North East West County George W Covey Lockst street Girard art employe vs First National Bank Erie South County Josephpt A Balog or Corvy

Corry Washington Vitta Pecorella Buh Street Firth Ward Jon E H. Offner Jry Lloyd O. Blackman Clay Street George W. Covey Lockst Girard Art First National Bank Erie South County Josepht A. Balog Or Corvy

Another Polio Case at Erie Hospital

Erie health officials report a second infantile paralysis case this year. A three and one half year old boy from the west side shows affected lower legs and feet, under treatment. Last week a 20 year old woman in Lawrence Park Wesleyville area was diagnosed, hospitalized, and deemed not serious.

Pital Erie James R. Smith Smith Lawrence Park Wesleyville Tos

Speedy Voting Expected for Erie Election Day

Erie election officials prepare for November 5 with 200 voting machines deployed to all polling places starting Wednesday. Each district gets at least one machine, larger districts 2 or 3. The 32-name ballot aims for swift turnout amid cautious expectations. A display voting machine with a Hand instructor is available in the east lobby of the courthouse. A note on infantile paralysis concerns highlights public health context.

Erie Witout & Hitch Eien Neyer Swift Am Swift Court

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