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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
6
The Golden Tale Club will discuss plans for its upcoming Chilamas Preding Saison at the monthly Columbus Community dinner meeting tonight at 80 o'clock. Members honored Mrs Carolyn Anveston who died at her family home.
Warren County and the Department of Highways prepare for winter by listing roads to receive snow removal. The plan covers miles of routes including Route 1 from WreTeean to the county line, Route 62 north of the state line, Road 27 via Chandler’s Valley, and several others through Bear Lake and Three Points.
Richard Spl. 12 of Rimershire pleaded guilty to stealing tools from a Rimershire Hardware Store on Saturday. He received an indefinite term at the Pennsylvania Industrial School after most of the $120 worth of goods were recovered. Gerald Aun, 28, and Melvin Brown, 18, from Rimershire were convicted of passing $119 in worthless checks during a three day drinking spree and given prison terms ranging from under ten months to two years.
Erie Chamber of Commerce and partners plan meetings to explain new credit regulation requirements. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland official John Rossin will present aims and compliance steps to banks, loan companies, and savings institutions. Meetings set for December in New Castle and Ashtabula, Ohio.
Harrisburg December 1 There will be celebrations in the coal fields as miners receive token payments and a nationwide $20 bill added to their funds, benefiting about 100000 workers in Pennsylvania.
Prewar remarks, released from press conference material, quote Franklin D. Roosevelt on Hitler and Germany. He says German policy aimed at unifying German people, while recent actions threaten European balance and expand territorial aims. The document notes Munich and continued expansion affecting Eastern Europe and Hungary.
The Dan Club presented coach Bill Douelit of Duquesne to Pittsburgh sports fans last night. The event highlighted his long service to football and praised his achievements in the city’s athletic scene.
A Jamestown meeting reports the city seeks a 913 million bomber depot at the Jamestown Airport. The plan, backed by officials including McGeorge, aims to house about 100 planes with 1 500 personnel, repair shops, hangars, and runways, with government decisions pending.
The German born author Jan Valtin whose book Out of the Night is a bestseller was pardoned from a prison sentence for assault during a holdup by Governor Olsey in Los Angeles. Valtin whose real name is Richard Krebs spoke in Dallas Texas upon learning of the pardon and said deportation efforts would be challenged. He had been seized last March for deportation and pleaded for a citizenship chance. he warned that return to Germany would lead to beheading.
A large force of British and Indian troops land near Rangoon and push toward the Malay archipelago as Britain builds up defenses in Melayu and Burma. Australian and British commanders arrive in Singapore while Canberra convenes to discuss the Western situation. Reports of Japanese naval activity and massed troops in northern and southern French Indochina areas widen the crisis.
Foreign officials report continued talks between MPS and the United States as negotiators from Nomuea and Hull press for progress. President Roosevelt returns from Warm Springs as U S authorities await Japan’s formal reply to a document handed last week.
Corry resident Ross Myron Hammond 47 was arrested on a drunken driving charge after his car crashed into a parked vehicle owned by Edmund Weschler at 12th and Wallace streets early Sunday. Hammond was released on bail pending a hearing before Alderman George Brahenien. Passenger Theodore McCall 26 sustained head injuries and was treated at Hamot Hospital and released.
Buffalo livestock markets show steady to firm tones on hogs and cattle with ranges for weight classes and cuts. Pittsburgh produce notes moderate demand for apples and potatoes with regional deliveries and varied bid prices as New York stocks drift sideways on light activity.
Fragmented text shows mixed words and names with no clear events. Readable items include mentions of Lions, Firestone, and a town reference. Many garbled phrases prevent a coherent single-item summary or identifiable dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text references senators, bills, and potential delays reaching a new fiscal year with mentions of Indianapolis and St Paul. The garbled lines suggest an appointment process, legislative actions, and postponed sessions, but details are unclear.
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