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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1941

Page

3

Fragmented OCR Note Provides Sparse Context

Obscured text fragment mentions clothing and sanding in time but lacks clear subjects or events. Unable to determine persons, places, dates, or actions from the readable portions.

Train schedule for 112th Infantry units to Indiantown Gap

Feb 24 schedule lists departure of 11th Regiment units from Kane for Indiantown Gap next week. Second Battalion and Regimental Band Erie depart Feb 26 on special AE 50 p.m. via Pennsylvania Railroad. Others from Grove City Meadville Corry Warren Bradford Ford City Ridgway and Kane depart Feb 26 27 on various special trains. Also notes that over 39 percent of silk production in the United States occurs in silk operations in Louisiana and Texas.

Kane Indian Town Gap Erie Pennsylvania Wailroad Grove City Butter Anti-Tank Company City New York Central Company 1 Franklin, Spectrain Company I Warren Company B Meadville Frie Company A Corry Teave Pr, O A Company K Bradford Ele R. R Company C Ford City PR. R

359 530 Persons Still on Pennsylvania Relief Rolls

359 530 persons remained on Pennsylvania relief rolls as of February with 4927 cases closed this week due to private employment gains. Net favorable balance of 130 cases. expenditures totaled 862,831 dollars with 415,007 in cash and 46,824 in milk orders.

Pennsylvania Elise Bessity WEA Todd

Slight Gain in January Milk in New Jersey Mills

Ure County mill plants approved for shipping fluid milk to the New York metropolitan area handled 6,804,218 pounds in January, a 1 percent gain over January 1940. The county’s net pooled milk unified at $140,716.37 based on a January uniform price of $2.05 per hundred pounds. The administrator noted pooled milk volume increased in 82 counties, with 38 counties showing value gains. The regu lated pool marketed 402,150,849 pounds of milk in January, valued at $9,206,588.08.

Ure County New York Metropolitan N. J. Chidakis Mr. Gladakis

Erie child burns as boiling water spills on baby

Six month old James Doehrel of Sassafras Street suffered second degree burns to the neck arms and chest when he pulled a pan of boiling water onto himself at home Friday. He was rushed to Hamel Hospital by his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Doehrel and received first aid treatment. The child was described as fair after nightfall with parents saying he was seated in a high chair when the incident happened.

Erie James Doehtel Sassafras Street Hamel Hospital Herman Doehrel

Milk producer settlement net value report fragment

The text records dairy value calculations including butterfat credits of 41 208 94 and location premiums of 112 211 24 to nearby producers. Deductions include cooperative payments 90 539 02 and market service claims 825 390 05. After freight, producer settlement tune addition 185 458 30 and reserve find deduction 1745101 percent, the milk had net value to producers of 4244 09240 in 201 210 mule von.

Bell toll lines disrupted by oil refinery fire

Warren February meeting reported a Bell Telephone line fire from a Pennzoil pipe leak. The Oil City to Titusville cable serving about 30 towns suffered damage with 25 circuits destroyed. Communications rerouted via Pittsburgh as four Warren to Oil City lines and multiple others failed. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in about 30 minutes, heat causing the outage.

Pittsburgh Warren Oil City

Sherman Teacher Takes Jamestown Position

Snomman, N. Y. February 24. Ee win D. Frost, who has taught science at Sherman for three and a half years, will take over new duties as science teacher in Jamestown public schools starting this week. To fill the vacancy, the board of education engaged Emer son B. Carl of Buffalo, a graduate of the University of Buffalo with additional graduate science work.

Snomman Eewin D. Frost Sherman Jamestown Public Schools Prost Board of Education Emerson B. Carl Buffalo Carl University of Buffalo

Urge Extension of Super Erie Highway Meeting Friday Night

A meeting at the Mowe Chub urged extending the proposed super-highway from Pibtehrangt to Erie. L. V. Metz of the NY & G Motor Transport Co.").

Super Erie Shapter Mowe Chub Pibtehrangt L. V. Metz N.Y. Py & G Motor Transport Company Bae Jomtr van Allsburg Hart County Homer Gook West County Delbert Dalrymple West City Adam Potasii East City Miles ‘Trent Ae Lyons Transportation Company Millard Irwin Irwin Storage Company Hany W. Zaner Rice Motors Tne Seexietary

Gargantua and Toto Face Off in Ringling Gorilla Cage Drama

Ringling Bros circus showcases Gargantua and Toto, two giant gorillas brought from Cuba. Officials plan to separate the beasts after reports of tension and verbal boasts as they eyed each other from cages within 18 inches. The dramatic encounter aims to prevent a clash and determine future housing.

Py Associated Press Sarasota Flay Gorilla Gargantua Gorilla Toto Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Lovi Cuba Pireus

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