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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1942
Page
2
Raymond M. Hanes, 31, of Sir Marys, pleaded guilty before Justice Paul Garner in St. Marys Thursday evening to breaking and entering and larceny at Clarence Wels plumbing shop on July 2 and the Franklin Holt? on the same date.
In Grove City, thieves stole a car and attempted a second break in at the Cooper Beskemer plant during the night shift. They fled after a local resident woke, leaving a machine part and a vehicle partially removed. Police pursue leads near Earl Smith and Perry Dingman properties.
Funeral services for Private Joseph Mallick will be held Monday afternoon at 4 at the Bartheli Bratine chapel with Rev William Hall officiating. Full military honors to be provided by Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 2 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Burial in St Pauls Lutheran cemetery. Arrival of Private Mallicks body follows a U S army bomber crash near Wall Walla Washington. Also notes on local events and radio listings distorted by OCR.
Erie July 18 d Joseph J Weber 209 West 1st street prominent Erie wholesale rug dealer who died July 8 left an estate estimated in excess of 140000 His will was listed for probate Friday in the office of Register of Wills Ralph B McCord Six children listed as sole beneficiaries Clementine Weber Sister Mary Allee Rufus J Weber Rose Marie Weber Sister Mary Rachel and Joseph Paul Weber Forty thousand dollars of the estate represents property The personal holdings were estimated in excess of 100000
An estimate shows 24 million employees would be eligible for union organizations. Among them about 45.5 million belong to C.I.6, 000, 000 to the American Federation of Labor, 1,000,000 to railroad brotherhoods and probably 2,000,000 to company tans.
Federal Employment Agency head Bert Meyer reports about 1500 pickers work daily in the Chautauqua fruit belt to harvest tomatoes and beans. He warns the labor force will be insufficient for the late-year crops and notes possible recruitment of pork laborers from West Virginia housed in the Brepl Purphazh road government camp in Erie County.
A concise note defines class publications as magazines on fine-coated stock with small circulation, targeting upper income readers and commanding higher prices due to their high quality and exclusive readership. The description contrasts them with mass publications.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning the freight of each trip and the return to the start. It references Britain, Australia, and oceans in a scattered form without clear events, dates, or names to establish a concrete news item.
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