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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1941
Page
3
Reports from Europe say Dublin, the capital of neutral Ireland, has been bombed several times. Some explosives dropped in the attacks are identified by Tish officials as of German type.
Alton M Smouse of 2637 Carter avenue faces involuntary manslaughter charges after the death of his wife Mabel Smouse in a Christmas morning crash. A coroner's inquest and district attorney review followed the rear end collision at 12th Street and Linega Avenue as investigators weighed who was driving. Smouse testified he had been drinking earlier and recalled little after leaving State Street, claiming his wife was driving at the time of the crash.
Babson argues inflation dangers stay low while millions remain unemployed and plant capacity idle. He uses a rubber band analogy to explain how rising payrolls and costs could tighten the inflation band as employment improves, warning inflation may come when unemployment drops and demand outpaces supply.
Six Sheffield high school varsity basketball players face season suspension for rule violations. The punished group includes captain Pete Otto, regulars Paul Pochalko and Bob Guslafson, Carl Anderson, Lloyd Albaugh, and Nick Otto, affecting the regular lineup and reserves.
Local readers report fragmented phrases about a surge in poultry from hatcheries and packing operations. The garbled text hints at a nationwide population concern tied to boxed chick shipments and market activity.
A boy scout section reflects on New Year resolutions rooted in Scout Oath and Law. It urges renewed commitment to God country fellow man and self discipline, and lists many aspirational goals for troops and leaders.
A Columbia University psychologist analyzes American newspapers, stating they remain impartial journals of world news regardless of political leanings or publication city. He notes readers still buy papers mainly for conventional features, not entertainment, in Scientific Monthly.
An essay argues that claims of ancient Norman or English noble lineages are largely unfounded. It contends most pedigrees trace to later eras, with many forged trees created to meet social prestige.
Warren elder at 429 Hickory Street, longtime business figure with W K Wendelboe Co, died Thursday evening at Wikre General Hospital after a December 31 illness. Born October 1, 1878 in Warren, he spent most of his life here except five years in Canada. He served as a corporal in Spanish American War, 16th Pennsylvania Volunteer. He is survived by family and friends.
A middle aged Pittsburgh woman recalled paying into a city fund over two years ago while employed at a municipal hospital. She appeared at the Leslth bureau and settled dues for hotels and posts related to the fund.
Fragmentary report claims former Nazi commander Marshal von Blomberg is confined in a fortress in Batavia by German agents. Text hints at his past role and a claim he was sidelined years ago for disagreeing with leadership.
Denis Bean of the department notes that farm dwellers face growing needs while urban workers gain due to mechanization. He cites wheat farming with tractors as illustrating productivity gains and discusses historical shifts in rural economies and farm labor supply.
A historical Erie report notes 108 married women employed as teachers, with details on the legal and social implications. It discusses potential changes to teaching staff if married women were barred, and references the scarcity of unmarried instructors alongside proposed laws and public sentiment.
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