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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions numbers and names but is largely indecipherable. Readable elements include references to a rebated amount, a $200,000 figure, and individuals or groups such as Américan Green and a paddler.
Police report 76 clues in the Ford Tudor theft of Ronald Sandberg from Lakewood North Carolina. The vehicle, taken on Third Avenue while Sandberg worked at Aero Supply, was found abandoned south of the city as inquiries continue.
Seven hundreds children from Corry are to attend National Defense Week events at the Rex Theatre on Washington's Birthday weekend. The program includes two patriotic films and a comedy, with tickets sought by students from local public and St Edward's parochial schools. The effort is part of a nationwide Grand Lodge drive to boost patriotism during emergencies.
Levee) rev. ai wauim Ageiert Puller died January 90 at his Union City home leaving 700 in real estate and no personal property. In Erie County Surrogate of Wills Ralph F. McCord disclosed the will which names three sons and two daughters to share equally. Executors are Charles A. Puller and Raymond Puller of Erie and Harry D. Puller of Union City. daughters Lila A. Morse and Bertha V. Faulie of Erie.
Harrisburg November 4 Pennsylvania tax study urged streamlining the tax system. The state commission completed a years long fact finding on unemployment relief and taxation and will submit recommendations to the Assembly next week. The report notes possible lay policy changes by the James administration and Republicans, with a proposed $50 000 appropriation for continuation.
An art exhibit at the state museum features oil block print and pastel works depicting Western Pennsylvania history tied to the Whiskey Rebellion era. The display, organized by the state department of commerce, covers Payette Greene Jefferson Fulton Washington and Allegheny counties with paintings of historic homesteads inns and landmarks including the Miller Manse and the Neville home. The exhibit, highlighting George Washington’s Susquehanna voyage and local figures, runs until February 26.
A stolen car case tied to a Tidio ute crash is under investigation with a driver sought for questioning. The black Studebaker with North Carolina plates was involved in multiple robberies and allegedly abandoned in Ohio after an earlier incident. Police urge anyone with details to contact Corp D A Gehr. Fire officials reports a car fire at Meadville caused by unknown origin damaged Br J F Gonnoy's auto, with 80 minutes spent at the scene.
The report describes the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Blaney's Knob at Burnt Cabins in Burton County where Porches Road and the Baltimore Pittsburgh Road converge. It notes the crossroads and the route toward Pittsburgh.
Fragmentary text argues for immediate defense strengthening and foreign aid. Reference to British victory prospects and a bill empowering the President to seize foreign ships in American ports appears, with unclear attributions and garbled phrases.
Brent Randolph attends a party at Conchita Kelly's apartment where he and March Allison meet by chance. They escape to a lakeside night, share a kiss, and rush apart with unspoken feelings. Brent writes to Sara Gregory, breaking off their long romance, while Conchita and March navigate morning after chaos and office gossip.
In a late scene Rosamond du Jardin recalls a missed mail drop and a chance meeting that reveals Brent Randolph and Terry's tension. March probes Brent about a quiet acquaintance, while Conchita pushes for answers as the evening unfolds with memory and weathered feelings.
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