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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
4
A brief notice states Associated Press dispatches are credited to wire services and local publications. It lists postage, mail and carrier rates, and advertising rate disclosures for the paper, with details on second class mail, rates, and advance payments.
A harsh satire on modern warfare promises, with Kipling and a chorus of critics warning that air patrols and psychological warfare redefine safety. The piece foresees weapons shifting to air power, questions American resolve, and urges mental clarity to resist demoralization as tensions mount.
Prosecutor Dewey discusses juvenile delinquency in New York and argues parents bear responsibility. He cites Chinese life stressing ancestor worship and elder reverence as influential. A juvenile case shows a youth fleeing school and claiming family neglect, implying weak home guidance.
Senators clash over civilian vs military control of production and rationing. Edward Stettinius faces changes as House amendments threaten civilian needs, with Ickes urging gasoline and oil savings and Britain’s Woolton pressing meatless days. Debate highlights supply, transport, and shared sacrifice amid war urges.
Audio OCR indicates total U S electric load 4,632,000,000 kilowatt hours used by 14,775,000 electric refrigerators in 1939. The data suggests twenty percent of national consumption tied to these devices and shows a large urban energy use pattern for that era.
A fragmented history of New Yorks press begins with the 18th century Gazstroy and Rip Van Dorn era, notes on pistole rewards, Algonquin legends, and later immigrant communities. It catalogs diverse ethnic groups, minority numbers, and the citys many foreign language dailies while hinting at evolving New York culture.
Twenty years ago Mrs John Walraven and Florence returned from Santa Barbara where visiting relatives. Michael Inwood injured at Watts Plains. Misses Gertrude and Iva Lypth wed Paw Bowell and Wallace Wellman in double ceremony at Hoone today. Three rides overturned near Hare Creek none seriously injured. Mrs Will Johnson and daughters and granddaughter Paula Went to Ene today. Edwin J Robbins and Miss Fae Sampson charged yesterday. Teenagers comprise the largest single age group at 22 years old.
A scrambled daily quiz page asks seven questions on topics from outfielders to presidents and literature. It includes garbled prompts about a star outfielder, Ole Gov, compass directions, Nuriern Treland, and Eugene Field, with instruction to turn in a worn page for answers.
The piece notes golf as a popular sport offering joy and exercise to all ages while warning against overexertion. It advises beginners to ease into the season, starting with short sessions to prevent fatigue and injury, and to build up gradually as spring arrives.
Pennsylvania reports 754 traffic fatalities in the first five months, up 24 from 1940 but well below the national rise. Secretary Hamilton credits highway safety campaigns funded by the revenue department and urged tougher enforcement to further reduce deaths on Commonwealth roads.
The Democratic primary scene remains unsettled as candidates vie for open seats including the Supreme and Superior Court races. Pittsburgh figures like Michae Muy and Crowded field speculation pit party unity against potential cross-endorsement warnings amid official notices. A separate report notes a fatal self inflicted death in an unrelated local incident. authorities investigate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cheese bacon tomato sauce and items like a pranthy and a simp tomato sauce. Names and places are unreadable, preventing a coherent report or event. This short item reads as a damaged food section snippet without clear facts or figures.
Meatice Danner is described as starting work, with prior arrangements noted. The article mentions an initial plan and the arrival of a case or task, but details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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