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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1941
Page
1
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City officials plan to apply for federal aid to overhaul the sewer system under defense program provisions. City Engineer Donald D. Williams discussed data needs with a Defense Public Works representative as Philadelphia and other areas prepare applications.
City Council weighs buying inspection equipment and naming a local sealer of weights and measures. Mayor Hepler cites a $180 county proposal for full inspection, with weeks needed, and plans for a possible municipal bureau to handle weights and measures. Mr and Mrs Douglas Rozlie and family return from a trip through New York.
Five head of cattle on the Rath Salley farm near Fi B J were killed by lightning during a Monday afternoon storm. Two other animals were struck while under trees as the storm caused severe electrical and rain conditions across southwestern Pennsylvania. Frank itt reports 0.45 inch of rain in a half hour and 0.02 inches at Meadville.
Key men of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association district representing 1600 producers voted last night to withhold milk from the market until price conditions improve. The meeting condemned recent amendments and actions by federal and state authorities, calling for drastic steps to protect farmers' rights and ensure fair manufacturing prices.
Council members approved a plan to deal with Aero Supply Manufacturing Company. Bills 685 865 and 667 authorize a five foot street strip on West Main Street to widen and accommodate a new plant unit nearing completion. The measures aim to complete the legal processes and deeding of the property as advised by the owners counsel.
Moscow reports Red Army repulsed repeated Nazi efforts to cross the Dnepr toward Moscow while inflicting heavy losses on German forces along the river line. The war bulletin notes widespread casualties and prisoners, with gains described as limited.
Berlin reports operations on the eastern front advancing as planned. The Moscow news service notes heavy fighting along the Dnieper and Baltic fronts with Russian counterattacks and German advances toward Leningrad and Polotsk. The report cites captured prisoners and tank losses, with continued action around Ostrog, Borisov, Lepel, and the Dvina–Berezina region.
Two people were seriously injured in separate incidents within the city lane vicinity. Mira James McBryie, 41, of R D 3, sustained a hip fracture and was moved from Corry to Hamet in Erie for treatment. Earl Tewinkle, 31, of Clymer suffered a crushed fourth toe after a collision involving an Ajax from Works, and received care from a Corry doctor.
A Sparhensburiy man faces possible prison after forgery arrests linked to a romance scheme. Police traced plans to move a love nest from Fifth Avenue and West Pleasant Street to new sites in the city using funds from a Citizens Wallet Bank loan.
A Sparta inquest found negligence in the vehicle’s operation due to road conditions at the time of the June 20 crash on Route 190 near Riceville. Norbery Szkolnicki of Titusville faces possible action. Evelyn R. Anderson of Titusville, 20, died when the car overturned after skidding on a wet highway.
A large U S patrol plane with two officers and five crew is missing since Thursday off the northeastern coast. The Atlantic Fleet conducts ships and aircraft searches as authorities identify pilots and enlisted men aboard the aircraft.
The council approved a 955 offer to the Keefe estate for damages from a storm damage incident. The settlement involves Penlinsylvania property and an Ameren business entity.
A 30 to 15 foot high mud slide from the Bonny Blue mining area on the Virginia Kentucky border swept down Little Brick Mountain near Charles, Virginia. Six houses were demolished and others threatened as crews worked to divert water and clear wreckage.
The city council approved an ordinance by Mayor Frank Hepler to license ain ball machines and similar mechanical games. Beginning August 1, 1941, any person firm or corporation possessing such devices must obtain a license and pay a $25 annual fee per device.
City Council approved additional fire protection for two Gosty plants on federal defense contracts. Hydrants will be installed at the Ace Supply Manufacturing and Raymond Mart- Windurlng sites at Fifth Avenue intersections to provide protection in fires. Parking meters collected 673.38 dollars in June, per Treasurer Tene Mullen’s report, with the city taking 25 percent after expenses.
US forces occupy Iceland as a protective flank against a German push toward Britain. Officials describe the move as a defensive prelude to intercept supply lines from the Atlantic to the Arctic, while Congress weighs the strategic impact and Roosevelt orders sea lanes kept free of hostilities.
Rome reports July 8 that American forces reach Iceland prompting calls that the action constitutes intervention in European waters. Berlin officials declined to comment as a possible note may be issued within 24 hours. Tokyo papers hail the move as de facto participation and decisive, signaling U S entry into the hostilities.
American Red Cross officials await arrival of ten nurses who left England June 5 for Londony after a prior detachment took 11 weeks to reach the city. The port of departure and exact ship details were not disclosed. A separate local death investigation concerns a 58 year old man in Brie after a motor vehicle crash near Cory.
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