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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
3
State W C T U president Mrs. Hila R Black urged school education on the scientific aspects of alcohol at the Butler convention. She accused backers of prohibition’s repeal and warned that youths in CCC camps are learning to drink. She pressed for school courses on alcohol evils and opposed Sunday movies gambling and lotteries.
Daylight saving time ends next Sunday morning as clocks revert from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. The Corry clocks will remain unchanged, causing confusion for residents accustomed to neighboring cities on the schedule.
Temple University in Philadelphia has created a department of public affairs modeled on Oxford plans to train men and women for government work. A four year bachelor of science in public affairs degree will be awarded. The university collaborates with the Philadelphia bureau of municipal research and other agencies to prepare graduates for roles in FWA AAA and PERA programs. Eighty young Canadians will join the Royal Canadian Air Force from a waiting list of about 6,000 for training.
Hundreds gather in Kane to dedicate the first federal building at 181 Fraley Street. The one story brick structure rose after a six and a half month construction period. Speakers include John B Brennan head of the parcel post division and Captain A M Whitney of Bradford.
Harrisburg Sept 27 The Public Service Commission disapproved loans totaling 7 636 786 to utilities including Peoples Natural Gas of Pittsburgh saying the loans were detrimental to lenders and lacked commission approval One case covered 5 787 849 loaned by Peoples to Standard Oil of New Jersey and the commission ordered repayment by Nov 80 of 4 083 286 the unpaid portion.
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