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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1941
Page
3
At the annual cabinet dinner in Washington, President and Mrs. Roosevelt were honored. The photograph features Vice President Henry A. Wallace with his wife, Secretary Hall H. L. Jobs and wife, and Secretary of Agriculture W. Wickard and his wife, among others. The event marked the social gathering of key government leaders and their spouses.
In Harrisburg Attorney General Glynn and Governor James outline plans to extend emergency taxes set since 1936 to 1941 and beyond. The proposed bills keep levies on personal property liquor incomes utilities and corporate taxes, expecting about 80 million dollars annually for relief while state spending climbs. A separate amendment would extend state takeover of 12 county mental institutions for two more years with state funding for needed improvements.
A note emphasizes the need to provide a well balanced diet for a farm family, suggesting that twenty or more meals may be necessary. The text underscores nutritional adequacy and steady food intake for household wellbeing.
Wew school activities ended Friday with exams and few events. The week featured a skating party, girls basketball, band rehearsals and a morning study to compile grades. Junior high reports note illnesses, sports trials, and club activities amid a busy schedule.
A Concord School report details classroom reading inventories and student interests for next semester. Absent due to illness is Vern Purdy, while several students are quarantined or missing, and the piece notes an intervening inventory and planned selections for reading materials.
A fragment notes the Goodyear Zeppelin dock in Akron, Ohio is so large it holds 45,000,000 cubic feet and sudden temperature changes can force Eleuids inside the hangar, risking a fall.
Stackpole Carbon Company of St Marys has purchased the Ridgway plant on West Ridgway Street previously housing Viking Metal Products. Molded Materials, a Stackpole subsidiary, will continue brake lining and new boxes for Buerman Korlak. The purchase price was not disclosed. Christopher L. McQuiston, Butler attorney, died of a heart attack while shoveling snow.
Baldwin protests county tax assessments in Erie on behalf of Wel and Kent, accusing the commissions of improper actions. He argues the foundation of his complaints lies in the assessed properties, while county officials defend the department’s rulings as lawful. County Solicitor Jan Held will rule on Baldwin’s contention as commissioners consider his protests.
In a tense scene at the seaside home Laurel wrestles with past traumas while Rupert and Jean navigate trust and looming revelations. Gabrielle schemes nearby as Jean plans a delicate outing with Walter, wary of Gaby’s interference and a looming dinner at the Waldorf Plaza.
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