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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1941
Page
6
A parade of traffic incidents fills the page. Police chase a speeding driver who ran through multiple stop signs after losing control on slick streets. Wreaths adorn the business district for the holidays as a crash penalty looms for the alleged violator. Police pursue stolen cola and a mystery license plate, while a railway strike seeks emergency charges. Community notices warn professionals to lock doors during noon intrusions.
Erie group protests a further milk price increase as farmers seek higher returns. A hearing set for December 23 in the comivic House will decide if the price to consumers rises to about 15 cents a pint. Organizers plan a mass meeting Tuesday night at the courthouse to mobilize moms and teachers against the proposed hike. The group cites milk as essential for families and fears many cannot afford it as prices edge higher.
Two cars collided near the corner of Washington and Spruce before midnight. A 1940 Buick sedan driven by Robert Gustafson and a late model coupe driven by LaRoy Hoyt collided, injuring Hoyt’s wife and two Corry girls and causing extensive damage to both vehicles and a street pole. Police investigated on Washington Street as Gustafson proceeded west on Spruce Street. The Buick’s left side and front end were damaged, with the car veering into a pole and the radiator damaged.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a temporary air raid warning in Oil City with sounds heard over a wide area. The text mentions signals and tones lasting for a period, indicating a drill or alert procedure.
A fragmented wartime notice discusses a steady stream of young men expected to report for induction. It mentions a suspended draft quota system, possible exemptions, and ongoing political debate about conscription and service. The text references officials, organizations, and locations in a period voice.
Two St Marys youths on fast descending sleds collided with a passing car on a road near St Marys Tuesday night. The youths sustained minor injuries but were treated at the scene and reported in satisfactory condition at the local hospital.
A group of city policemen and municipal workers appeared before the council requesting wage raises. Fire fighters and others urged higher pay as they described current earnings, with talks led by representatives including Local 299 and union officials. A final decision was expected early next week as budget discussions continue.
Concern grows for Bear Lake boys in Hawaii as relatives and friends express worry about their safety. The town notes several local updates including visits, homecomings, and community church events, with ongoing concern for a missing member from the area.
The city council of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania passes first and second readings of an ordinance to issue fifteen thousand dollars in 1942 Equipment and Funding Bonds for street department and fire department equipment and to refund unfunded debt. Bonds bear interest up to 3 percent, mature between 1945 and 1961, secured by general taxes, with details on signing, numbering, registration, and sale to the highest bidder.
Parents Mr and Mrs J C Mane werille and family along with Mrs Maude Cormisin of North Clymen visited Thunsting at the home of her brother and Mrs Wilson. Pyar Whiteley and Chambey 82-1 wine Jerry motor planned to Moran for the winter. Mrs Milton Kay of Wawen joined Friday after Ivins Nicholie Bowen and Tymily. Mr and Mrs Charles Coodriih motored to Buffalo Thursday on business.
Buffalo market notes steady to higher prices across weights with cows and calves showing gains and vealers up to 14.80 dollars. Slaughter steers and heifers midweek bids mostly 9.75 to 11.00 with tops near 12.25, calves strong to 1.00 over last week, and lambs trading 12.95 to 12.50 in limited lots amid regional demand. Pittsburgh Produce and New York meat stock lists follow with mixed price moves and varied quality items.
A jumble of team names and scattered phrases from a sports page hints at a league slate with mentions of Sparta Jnl, Kronet, Crawford, Louis, and Hills teams. The garbled OCR yields no coherent match details, scores, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
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