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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1941
Page
20
The Corry Journal lists pricing and access details including annual and in advance mail rates, and carrier copy price. It notes Associated Press rights and publishing logistics for local and dispatch news under the standard press agreements.
A House backed Smith Bill tightens defense industry labor rules, banning mass picketing and strikebreakers, requiring union registration and a cooling period, and threatening loss of Wagner Act status for communists or felons in office. Delegates expect changes but favor curbing aggressive labor leadership to protect wartime operations.
State governments claim progress toward cash basis budgeting with rising tax revenues while paying off public relief debts from hard years. The piece notes California and others boast surpluses, yet many depend on Washington for relief funding, leaving some states more thrifty than others as federal taxes persist.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a slight difference in admission paths and room details. Yvan and Harr Tadmesabice appear as unclear entities in the garbled line. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
A Board of Education meeting last evening reelected Whilkiesey as president with Harry Auye as vice president. Frank Laure left for Bowling Green Kentucky for an indefinite period. The Hawley wedding anniversary was celebrated at the home of their daughter, Mrs. W. W. Edmonds, with about fifty relatives. A wedding in Waigen united Miss Bila Wilsted and Colunibus native Fete Christensen. they will reside in Warren. Mrs. G. D. Heath is reported gravely ill. Miss Capsey is to attend. An organist position at Emmanuel Episcopal Church goes to Mrs. Myrton Thompson, a graduate of Prof. Wilson’s studio. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hart Hopkins of Spartansboro in Corry on December 8 a baby girl. Mrs. L. Bliss hosts a bridge party at 4 o’clock honoring Mrs. Charles L. Clase.
A fragment from a classified page lists ten trivia questions. It asks about deer species, currency terms, a famous institution nickname, a shoe and fruit pie combo, Madagascar location, George Bancroft, Roman apostles, dinosaurs, general insignia of the U S Army, and completing a proverb about fences making good neighbors. The text is garbled OCR with typos and mispunctuation.
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes winter mugs and sleep tips. It states winter months require more restorative sleep as nerves muscles and organs slow down. Children may need extended hours while adults need about eight hours daily. The piece argues sleep recharges the body during rest and emphasizes adjusting routines for age and season.
The record notes the blue whale as possibly the largest animal ever, with a reported length of 105 feet. It also describes the wood duck as a non American species, primarily associated with the United States.
A sprawling column highlights community happenings from Corry and nearby. It covers engagements, weddings, civic letters, court and police chatter, school and church news, theater quotes, personnel changes, and upcoming events. Notable items include social announcements, local business notes, and scattered sightings of residents and visitors in the region.
A Union City woman reported her car ransacked after reading in the Journal about the thefts. A resident returned the stolen articles, mislaid in another’s ear, to police. Sergeant DeLancey Lar of Company A, 12th Infantry, is noted in connections with the ongoing notices. The city planning commission also recommends lifting gas seating restrictions in downtown businesses to prevent explosions.
A community fund initiated by Thomas Smuttr at 508 McKinley Avenue raised about $2,000 to provide medical care for 17 year old August Jankowskii, a Dunkirk high school star injured in a hunt accident. He has lost sight in one eye and doctors fear possible blindness in the other. friends hope to save it.
Mayville December 6 Sheriff Roy L Chadwick urged the county board to send prisoners sentenced to one year or less to the Chaauvauna equity Jail instead of Monroe county penitentiary. The move aims to cut boarding costs which last year totaled about 10 700, exceeding the estimate by roughly 3 000.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hote Forman or Forman related to a hotel and town progress at Portani. It is unclear and contains garbled phrases about authorship and progress, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
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