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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1941

Page

3

Falcon squadron organized to train attack falcons

The U S army plans a falcon squadron led by Lieut Thomas MacClure from Fort Monmouth to hunt enemy parachutists and carrier pigeons. Falcons would dive at 300 miles an hour with knives on their chests as recruiting offices hang from high NYC buildings. In Chicago police investigated deaths of Mrs Florence Stoll and Francis Ross found in a car, carbon monoxide likely cause. chlorine fumes from a broken pipe at a Kearny NJ plant affected at least 50, including spectators. Max Liebman hospitalized among others.

U. S. Army Thomas MacClure Fort Monmouth New Jersey Signal Corps New York City Chicago Charles Stoll Florence Stoll Francis Ross Kearny N. J Febergl Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Max Liebman

Corry youths sent questionnaires serial list 1900 to 1944

Sixteen Corry young men among registrars with order numbers 1900 through 1944 have received mailed questionnaires by Lua Board No. 3 at Union City. The list names Harold Eugene Bensink to Ray Vaughn Pyomber and includes numerous others in Union City Edinboro Waterford and Titusville with addresses and districts noted.

Corry Lua! Board No. 3 Union City Harold Eugene Bensink James Fisher Parkhurst East South Street Adam Alex Dingleski Robert, Alfred Morris Cecil Christie Adam Tyan Lamont Cole Northwest Street Alton Byron Hinman Maple Avenue William John Burns Donald Mortimer Sears Leo Jesse Gates R. D Robert Reynolds Jewell East Main Street Harry Alvin Market George Ransome Wilcox West Church Street John Martin Hornick North Center Street Neal Hugh Allen East Pleasant Ward Walter Goldsmith Waterford Fred Hess Arthur Josteph Ottemi Erie Roger Gerald Morgan Edinboro Lawrelce Freeman Burdick Lyle Sly Proctor Garnet Joe Rowland David Philiyy Reno LaVerne Bari Loew Ray Vaughn Pyom Ber

Babson Advice on Real Estate Ownership and Land Value

Babson extols home and farm ownership as core to good citizenship and community vitality. He argues ownership leads to better grounds, churches, schools, and civic leadership, then advises cautious real estate investing through land holding stocks rather than buildings.

New York Toronto Iam

Drunken bicyclist arrested in Erie case

Erie police charged Clarence Jones, 127 West 15th Street, with disorderly conduct after a Friday incident on Route 19. Officer D G Williams noted no law on bicycles while intoxicated but cited Jones as very intoxicated, with a hearing set for August 15 before Alderman William Heisler.

Erie Aug Retiscysyania D. G. Willams Clarence Jones West 15Th Street Jones Williams William Heisler

Marriage Ceremony Described in Bible Language

A brief note describes a marriage ceremony grounded in biblical text. It emphasizes the permanence of the matrimonial bond and references passages from Matthew. The item reflects a religious framing of wedlock and its traditional moral framing.

Housing Progress on Federal Defense Units in Butler

Residents note rapid progress on the 100 defense housing units built by J P Snyder Construction Company for the federal program. Foundations for all twenty three units are nearly done with several buildings advancing. material shortages cause minor delays but are being resolved. The proposed layout shows two six family blocks at the entrance on Columbus Avenue and four four family units east and west of the entry, a central play area, and concrete roads and walks. The management building rises quickly as all homes will use concrete block and deep foundations for insulation. Local carpenters say the project surpasses expectations and compare favorably with nearby federal housing efforts, predicting sturdy, satisfactory homes. Grounds will be landscaped and seeded after grading.

Defense J. P. Snyder Construction Company Butlily Marge Columbus Avenue Dmmlny Uvea Gatlois Sigtde Corry

Valuable Vases Sold at Auction Surprise Find

Williuman Rounds of 405 South Fourth Street purchased a sale of household goods and uncovered two cut glass vases packed away. Experts valued the vases highly, noting their age and condition, with a large hand painted vase also part of the bargain. A diamond stickpin was reported among the items.

Williuman South Fourth Street Rounds

Sheriff Spotlight: Veteran Candidate Promises Steady Leadership

A seasoned candidate with law enforcement experience emphasizes stability and proven knowhow to tackle policing challenges. He argues experience in patrols, investigations, and community outreach makes him best suited to oversee the county sheriff’s office.

Erie school board approves 27 new teachers

The Erie school board approved twenty seven new instructors for the system at the August meeting. Carl Petersin was named music instructor succeeding William Owen at Academy High School. Yochim and Brown transferred to elementary and Strong, with salaries around 2800 to 300. East Strong Vincent Technical and other schools received staff additions across multiple buildings.

ERTE Erie Une Sehool Carl d. Pétersin Dent Eri Jubsle New Jersey Scouls William 8. Owen Academy High School Oscar Nutisr George Yochum John Ramsey Brown Technical Gridley Bors Yochim Technical and Strong Diverton Me Brown Siidley Vincent Pign Alanuul Silany Academy East Strong Vincent Sridley Roosevelt Wilson Columbus Lingoln Zach

Erie Osteopath Held For Death Of Woman

Dr. Robison an osteopath 143 West 7th street was held for the September term on a charge of performing an illegal operation said to have caused the death of Edinboro woman Siderman Thomas McCerty announced Friday at a preliminary hearing Robison denied the charge and will be released on bond pending action of the September grand jury

J. W. Robinson West 7Th Street

Erie garages lose licenses amid irregularities in inspections

State Inspectors canceled licenses for 1438 garages in Pennsylvania after uncovering irregularities in semi annual vehicle inspections. Lieutenant Herman Roush reported most closures were in the Sac district and credited a local garage workers group for maintaining standards. Officials noted about one third of the 8008 garages faced irregularities, with suspensions and warnings also issued.

Erie Ate Sac Herman Roush Pennsylvania Jocal Garwee Bagristurg

More boys are sent to Randolph Field Titusville list of inductees

Approximately nine of the 14 Titusville area Selective Service draftees who reported July 24 have shipped to Randolph Field Texas for basic training. The group of 290 Pennsylvanians transferred from New Cumberland includes Robert D. Pringle Rudolph C Steber Keith B Smith Arthur L Mewy Joseph A Malec Mel TR Proper William E Collerman John H Clark Nowman O Corliss and five Towns residents in Germany.

Titusville Aus Titusvilie Selective Service Abe Aring Randolph Field Tex Magylesiance Uying Shool Spartansburg Arthur L. Mewy Fitus‘ville Joseph A. Malec Enion City Mel TR William E. Collerman Centerville Dohi H. Clark Centeryall Nowman O. Corliss Townville

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