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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
4
The piece discusses hearing impairment in the workplace, noting that many employers will hire hard of hearing workers if output and speed are not compromised. It suggests adjustments like hearing aids and special skills, and emphasizes that deafness can be a barrier in some tasks but not in others, with good prospects when appropriate accommodations are provided.
Erie June 19 Arthur Kullgawski 23 Waterford held on $500 bail after allegedly attempting to assault a sixteen year old Erie girl and torturing her while held captive on a farm near Waterford. Also charged with disorderly conduct, 99 Hinchié and 99 Pinchio were remanded to await hearings.
State officials seized and ordered destruction of 198 bottles of beer found in unlicensed storage. Special Assistant Attorney General Samuel Roberts argued for immediate action while Judge Hyans approved destruction and directed proceeds from any sales to the state. The beer, identified as Genesee Brewing Company product from Rochester, was previously in state custody.
A wartime column argues oil dominates modern warfare, with democracies such as the United States and Britain holding large supplies while Axis powers seek fuel from British wells and Caspian reserves. It notes dangers of conflict between Hitler and Stalin, rising German control of Europe, and calls for swift American action to defend democracy, warning against complacency in the defense program.
Rev. Paul McDowell from Nunete Indiana leads a Young People's Revival Crusade at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church on East Washington Sid Maple avenue corner. The message theme is The Price Of Usefulness. Mrs Paul McDowell acts as soloist and pianist for the campaign. Louis Braille the Braille inventor became blind at age three.
Warsaw June 1 The Bethlehem Congregational Church marked the start of its fiftieth jubilee with a Tuesday evening service at 7 30 led by church chairman G A Swanson. The program included readings prayers, two Riverligh anthems and greetings from former pastors A G Eklund and Garl A Peterson. Charter members N Hongwall and N Larson were recognized.
A note on English usage warns against phrases like he says to me and he looked at me and says and said. It cites fence posts of atilina wood lasting 17 years untreated and treasored posts lasting 38 years. The claim that sound affects plant growth is stated.
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