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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1941
Page
6
Fragmented report covers a miss ing child search in Shringboro, defense work camps near Union City, lodging in tourist camps, and a Jamestown visit. It notes an army service extension vote in Washington, local criminal and police activity, bridge and train watch plans, and several real estate and transfer notices in Corry and nearby towns.
Local Board No. 9 of Milan City mailed questionnaires this week to about twenty Corry registrants. Names include Hugh Clark DeLury, Walter Hull Bertram, Herold Kenneth Scotp, Ralph Marke Cody, Lyle Robert Houghtling Jr, and many others from Milan City and surrounding towns.
Marshal Petain declared France remains wary of internal forces opposing the new order. He warned opponents including Free Masonry parties and self-seekers that the government will act firmly to discipline parties while defending French liberty and a unique version of democracy. He said the United States misreads France yet notes liberty endures in the French spirit.
Harrisburg July 13 Officials of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways report motor fund obligations have tripled since 1931 while motor fund receipts rose 31 percent in the 1939-41 biennium. The department now oversees about 40,592 miles of highway with shifts of maintenance from counties townships and boroughs.
The Simmons family reunion gathered fifty five relatives from Ashville Bear Lake Clymer Columbus Jamestown and Corry at Mead Park last Sunday. Officers for the business meeting were elected Frank Graving president Henry Esloom vice president Plessie Merkle secretary treasurer and Lee Bull Charles Seater and Chas Kein named to entertainment committees. Three births were recorded including Marshall to Clyde Budson Donald to My and Betty to Norman Gleeson. The 1942 reunion is planned for Mead Park on the second Sunday in August.
William S. Knudsen, head of the Office of Production Management, says decentralizing production is essential to reach the halfway point of the war materiel program by January 1. He urges faster subcontracting of defense orders and giving manufacturers more control, arguing no one will bomb the nation while accelerating delivery.
Revie a Barnien RUpern of the Grove City district and former Methodist pastor sues Charles B. Montgomery of Grove City for $40,000 damages alleging injuries from a June 3 1941 auto collision. Barnien says his car was struck by a hat driven by Montgomery who allegedly operated at an unlawful speed. he was thrown from his car and seriously injured.
Listing of radio programs across NBC and CBS tonight with times and show names. Includes musical acts, dramas, quiz shows, talk segments, and a daily quiz answer key.
Fragmented text lacks clear events or entities. The readable portions imply a sports or game note with names and numbers, but key details are garbled, leaving no coherent action, date, or participants to summarize into a valid news item.
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At Buffalo on August 13, hogs sold slowly with scattered early bids 10 cents lower. 180-220 lb hogs around 12.00, 170-230 lb at 11.75, weighty sows 9.10-9.25, calves and heifers unsold. Cattle and calves mostly steady. dairy cows 6.45-7.50, bulls 7.00-8.10. Sheep light with spring lambs weak to lower. some get 11.00-11.50 for choice. Pittsburgh produce notes scattered fruit prices, potatoes. Market commentary on stock trends and early gains in select industrials elsewhere.
The readable fragments suggest a local item about Corry and reservations but the text is garbled. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge. Summary reflects uncertainty while noting the probable place Corry and a reservation context.
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