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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1938
Page
3
Damp warm day with notes on Pershing's anniversary success at St Mihiel. Local civic events include St Edward's Alumni meeting, a Helen Jepson benefit concert for Titusville hospital, and a Young Democrats Club gathering. Reports cover traffic crash, cemetery directors meeting, and weather updates.
London dispatch outlines home and public air raid shelter options as Britain readies for wartime danger. Citizens may build basement or garden shelters with airlocks, storerooms, and small toilets. six-person capacity common, costs around 600 pounds per shelter.
The State Teachers College at Edinboro will offer in service extension courses for local teachers in subjects such as geography American government U S history and education psychology and reading. Dr Christensen director of extension will register teachers at Corry Youngsville Centerville and Titusville on specified dates in September from four to nine pm.
Gov George Harle spoke to 4000 Democrats at Crawford County Gonneaut Lake and 1200 at Oil City Venango County. Accompanied by FL Clair Ross the governor said they accept the Republican challenge to make the New Deal a major issue in this campaign. The Republican platform approved Saturday was praised as support for New Deal reforms.
District Attorney Mortimer Graham says he will seek access to the long-suppressed state police report on the Erie gravel scandal. Attorney Charles J. Margarotti recently disclosed the report, prepared by Major Lynn G. Adams, to a legislative investigation committee in Harrisburg. Governor Harle had allowed only partial release, blocking Graham for a year and a half.
Miss Eva Kepler school nurse reports progress for the Tuberculosis seal sale set to begin November 25. Ten counties represented with speakers from the National Tuberculosis Association and State Department. Alaska noted for first coordinated seal sale drive. population 80 000. one in fifteen suffers tuberculosis. limited local facilities. A tour of the new tuberculosis hospital followed the meeting.
Leip zig Germany hosts a vast book trade with over a thousand publishers and shops devoted to publishing. Historically boats formed a key manufacturing sector in the area for two centuries.
Harrisburg Sept 14 State Planning Board announced release of its Drainage Basin Study of Pennsylvania. The three volume 11x page work analyzes flood water supply pollution recreation water power and navigation for the Delaware Lehigh Schuylkill Susquehanna Topex Sherapeake and Potomac basins plus the Upper Ohio Beaver and Brahm basins with detailed data on each basin's issues.
Two people die in separate weekend auto crashes in New York state. Valentine Kastner, 38, of Buffalo, died at the scene near Silver Creek after a collision with a truck driven by Major Rogers, 28, of Hillside New Jersey. A third occupant, Amish Ned Logan, 20, from Youngstown Ohio, was injured. The truck driver allegedly left the scene and was later arrested and charged. In another crash near Mayville, Mrs. Margaret Hortacher, 61, and her son John, 21, were killed or injured when their car collided with a wagon driven by Joseph Caspar of Boston. Three people in the Boston car were seriously injured.
ERIE AUTOISTS HURT IN CRASH IN SOUTH ERM Sept 2 Their search after hitting jump in the wall near the part of Savannah Ga Mr and Mrs 1 Blakeley 110 Sth street enroute to Key West Fla suffered injuries to faces and bodies Wednesday it was learned here today Mrs Blakeley suffered a fracture to the face requiring stitches and a bruised eye while her husband suffered slight body bruises the ear was demolished
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