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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1941
Page
3
Today's News in Pictures shows the U S destroyers Fitch and Forrest launched within minutes at Boston Navy Yard. Fitch named for Commander Leroy Buell. Donna Martineau, 20, of Arcadia Rich, selected on a queen to guide over the Mailaten Midh National Pores Festival on July 8.
Funeral services were held for Annie Jane Grobe a dedicated nurse in the United States who served in the nursing corps. Residents friends and hospital staff mourned the 26 year old as authorities begin investigations into her death with family and community members recalling her quiet service and kindness. The service was attended by relatives neighbors and former colleagues from the Adrian hospital and local medical staff. A formal inquiry was promised as officials work to determine the cause and circumstances of her death.
A jury verdict of 3093 dollars was returned in the trespass case Havel D. Fatchen versus Raymond Belts. The incident occurred on Wood Avenue in November involving a car driven by Upits, with claims totaling around 4095.09 dollars. The court docket shows eight cases, with several continued or settled and others awaiting trial on the national docket.
A fragmented report cites Senator Cavalcante listing names tied to alleged conspiracies affecting Pennsylvania politics. The testimony references David L. Lawrence, James Eik, Edward B. Frey, Harry Shapiro, John Kelly, and Charles Ciorre as part of a perceived nonentity group. Responding figures say they know nothing of the alleged charges and defend their actions as not connected to any plot.
The text credits Micheel Phelan as the father of billiards and notes his role as vice president in the first billiard journal sent held in this country at Betealta 50.
A field of 136 pupils is noted for perfect attendance in this school report listing students by grade and class. Included are names of students across grades from 1 to 10 along with instructors and room assignments.
Two men are charged in federal court with fraud linked to an Al-Bhite Ryle Company operation. Prosecutors allege staged conversions and deceit in a scheme affecting investors and clients at multiple locations, with attorney representations and forged documents cited. The defendants face counts of civil deception and related forgery as officials pursue remedies.
Westport couple faces scrutiny after a child dies in a distressing incident. Officials identified the child as a near three year old, with the family linked to a larger domestic case. The exact cause remains under investigation as authorities review local welfare records and testimonies from relatives. Further details were not released.
A garbled OCR string presents a dense list of largely unclear names and fragments including Howard Fler Ray Warne and various other personal names. The passage lacks coherent events or context to derive a clear item or story.
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