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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a B29 era context with names that appear garbled. It suggests a historical wartime setting or aviation reference but provides no clear event, date, or full subjects to confirm a definite item.
Mrs Louise Margner of Pittsburgh, a widow and former army nurse, was evicted from government-owned Bedford Dwellings in Pitts Burgh for nonpayment of rent after she refused offered help and several jobs. She said she would not sponge off the U S and would go where nobody knows her to work her way.
The assembly and governor clash over budget bills on taxes, hospital takeovers, and payroll funding. Senate and House scramble, with stopgap funds through June and talk of further tax and reform measures. Strong party lines persist as conferences seek a resolution before adjournment.
Indiantown Gap June 2 The possibility that the entire 12000 troops of the Zally Division might go on a march before completing its two week basic training arose today Plans were still in the formative stage The large unit would be the greatest movement in this section since World War The 58th Brigade numbers about 7000 Major General Edward Martin said it may be possible to put on one march of the whole division within the next ten weeks as they resume regimental training after weekend leaves
Lookout today for two armed men who robbed Thomas Marshall Jr and attendant Harry Mosely at the Thomas Marshall Service Station in Brockway Thursday night. About 78 dollars in cash was taken after a revolver was shown and the telephones torn from the wall. No description of the robbers was learned. Also noted, First Advertising Agent Volney Palmer began business in Philadelphia in 1841, with John Hooper following in New York in the early 1840s.
Millions can't buy good health yet these tablets claim to boost kidney function by increasing urinary secretion and aiding waste elimination. They promise relief from headaches neuralgic spells and run down feelings with usage at drug stores. Also recommended Golden Lax Tablets as a supplement.
June 4 report from ERIS states Mr and Mrs Verle Roy of Hasleton were injured when their car crashed into a vehicle two miles east of North East. Their four month old daughter Susan was uninjured. George MacGuire of North East drove the other car. Police cited a left turn by a car ahead as cause. The Rosses were reported in fairly good condition Saturday night.
Gettysburg College awarded a diploma to Davisld J. Kaiser of Woodbury N. J. in recognition of his heroism during a May 18 fraternity house fire. Kaiser, unable to take finals due to injuries, rescued his friend Edward Fay of Philadelphia from Phi Kappa Psi as flames engulfed the house.
Kane resident died after injuries from a May crash near Kane hospital. The inquest heard the vehicle struck a moving object and suffered pelvic injuries. Coroner Thlark of Bradford presided and investigated the case, reporting the vehicle caused the injuries and death occurred later.
A Pennsylvsry Railroad accident near Ludlow west of Kana injures Arthur Mt Petit, 49, of Ridzway easte and Tivansat. Petit and two maintenance men on a handcar were struck by a gasoline-powered car as they attempted to signal and jump clear. Petit suffered lacerations and bruises, treated at Nye Community hospital, then returned home on Friday.
Annual alumni gathering planned for June 12 at Carey High School. The program includes remarks by notable alumni, a choral reading, and Roy Wall's orchestra performing from 1 to 3 pm. Tickets and reception follow, with proceeds supporting the school.
North East officials probed subversive activity tied to a publication circulated in high schools. Investigators cited distribution of a weekly paper, with several copies found in school areas and among students. authorities described concerns over content and possible organized efforts.
Reported in September 1927 a man known as the Erie Slayer died while confined. Police records describe the murder at 1th and Brewster streets, the victim found with a knife wound, and the killer’s prior sentencing to Western Penitentiary before transfer. The investigation cites Mrs. Heted Sedluraff seeking relatives for arrangements.
The Pearson siblings, long separated, reunited in Oil City after 48 years. The event followed years of correspondence and a chance meeting at the New York World’s Fair era, with their first full reunion taking place on a Friday. The tale highlights enduring family ties and the impact of long absences on kinship.
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