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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
7
In a compact meet, Toby Lysonal Ama E and his UK club challenge peers at pace station Y. Jed Lyons narrowly edges the North in a tight selector, edging ahead by a single lap after three rapid pedals.
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Harrisburg Sept. 18 Warren Van Dyke Secretary of Highways unveiled federal requirements to govern all regular federal aid highway projects. Local employment agencies will provide lists of unskilled and certain skilled labor. contractors must hire at least 80 percent of work value with their own organization. Subletting requires written consent and strict adherence to original contract terms. Labor ceilings limit hours to 49 weekly, with weather make-up allowed. certain workers are exempt. Wages must be paid in legal funds, with banks and cashing facilities specified. camp residents may incur daily charges for board and lodging.
ISA.NIS Sept. 18 Police found the weapon used in the Kane High School murder. Nathanial Molson, 17, a former Kane student and COU worker, confessed to fatally stabbing the janitor during a burglary. A folding knife with a two inch handle and four inch blade was recovered hidden at Morgan’s home. An unloaded 82 caliber revolver found on premises also tied to the crime. Molson is jailed in Smethport, captured Monday evening by Sheriff Lindvley and officers. The case stands as a notable regional police achievement.
Miss Hojen Sherle, violinist, resumes teaching at 8 West Main Street with Corry pupils each Saturday. Her prior Corry appearances include a recital at Mu and Mrs. Glen Gauffreau, Christmas Vesper at the Presbyterian Church, and May home gatherings. She earned a Bachelor of Music in 1931 from Keatsman School of Music, University of Rochester, and has taught at the Hochstein Memorial Music School in Rochester and in Erie, now maintaining a studio at 956 West Eighth Street.
Firefighters extinguished a tire brought to their front door in Cape Girardeau Missouri. The tire was found in the back seat of Sylvester Masterson’s sedan he drove to the station.
The Ontario attorney general said charges against William Joseph Mulqueeney and Len Koeneite would not be pursued and the American aviators will be released. The case concerns the airplane death of major league baseball player Len Koeneite in Toronto.
Ridgway Pennsylvania September 18 the one hundredth session of the Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference opened with over 840 clergy and lay members. Bishop Adna Wright Leonard presided assisted by district superintendents Redinger Farr Clemens Barr. The Erie Conference began August 17 1838 at Meadville with 108 ministers. now it lists 220 clergy and 16876 church members in 1905. Three delegates will be elected to the 1907 General Conference in Columbus. The four districts include Brookville Grove City Meadville and Jamestown.
Oil City report says police investigate a break in at the New York Central passenger station in the Third ward. The Monday night entry damaged the ticket office but no loot was taken. Agent Raymond Paelp, 20, found the office closed since 10 oclock the previous night.
In Independence Missouri local horticulturists report William Coulson’s apple tree that produced a one bushel crop then bloomed again with a full set of new blossoms, surprising observers with its unusual fruiting cycle and vigor.
In SWIUSVILLE on September 18 a infant was fatally struck by a machine wheel near Titusville. The child, playing in the yard, was run over by a family car backing from a barn with the father unaware of the infant’s presence. Doctors said the injuries probably caused instant death.
The Public Service Commission in Harrisburg outlined a program to modernize red flashing signals at public grade crossings across Pennsylvania. The plan, estimated to cost 47,004 dollars, covers about 905 crossings and calls for new facing lights, reflector sensors, and signals at crossings with varying traffic volumes to improve motorist safety.
Harrisburg Sept 18 The state health department will conduct a comprehensive survey of all Pennsylvania eating and drinking houses. The inspection will cover facilities sanitation and utensils with a check on medical examinations of food handlers. Between four and five thousand restaurants in smaller towns are included.
The body of 16 year old Harry Glunier Keller was mangled when he fell beneath wheels after leaping from a freight car at Keating Summit. He had been visiting relatives in New York and was returning home to Emporium, Pa. A witness and a transient saw him aboard the moving train. his left arm and head were severed, and he died about 80 minutes later at Keuka hospital in Emporium.
In Erie yesterday Linussey Lindsley faced a charge after claiming his wife defended herself with a beer bottle during a fight. The court set bail at 3600 and remanded him to jail pending further hearings at 2 p.m. Thursday.
The Works Progress Administration launches a city tree project in Erie. About $20,000 will fund municipal tree work along curbs and sidewalks, with calls to report dead or useless trees to the city parks department.
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