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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

8

Pennsylvania Farm Column Reports County Fairs and Harvest Outlook

Pennsylvania farmers will exhibit at 88 county and regional fairs over an eight month tour starting in August with fairs in Cumberland Mercer Clearfield Fawn Grove Tioga and Wattsburg among early events. The 1941 crop is expected normal despite a dry season with barley hay and vegetables notes and beet and bean guidance including pest control with magnesium arsenate and lime mixtures and arsenite sprays.

Jharrisburg Penn- Wivania Cumberland County Williams Grove Mercer Fawn Grove Tioga Valley Tioga Junction Wattsburg Batley Pennsylvania Hanover York County

Vets CCC Camp at Red Bridge to be Closed

Failure to complete a $50,000 Kennedy Park project leads Third Corps Area to order the Red Bridge CCC camp disbanding by July 3. About 140 World War veterans housed. 19 reassigned to state camps. Buildings valued around $35,000, with barracks, mess halls, admin and forestry quarters, and other facilities.

Jane Red Bridge Third Corps Baltimore Bradford Tea Kennedy Park Kane Junction Allegheny National Forest CCC

Federal funds sought for road to Jamestown airport

Jamestown officials travel to Washington to meet Senator Mead seeking federal aid for a highway to the Jamestown airport. Mead pledges support and will raise the project with officials in Washington as county highway officials emphasize defense-related access needs.

Jamestown Donald H. McGeorge Municipal Airport Commission John H. Wright Washington James M. Mead Buffalo Mead Isis W. B. Chilson Eting Sen Bion Mead Sid

Cochran Delivers U S Bomber to Britain in Historic Flight

Jacqueline Cochran becomes the first woman to fly a bomber across the Atlantic delivering an American built Hadean bomber to London. She piloted the flight with Captain Guin Gryte Carlisle as navigator and expressed plans to fly more bombers, calling British women’s wartime work grand.

Associated Press London Jacqueline Cochran Atlantic England Avlantic United States Guin Gryte Carlisle

Prepare to Close Consulates in Europe

The text reports that American Express offices fixed July 15 as the final date for closing U S consulates in Europe. Consular staff were ordered to leave territories, amid Nazi measures against Jews. Berlin papers carried the German news agency notice with no comment.

American Express Company U. S Italy United States

World War Vet Killed in Farm Accident Near Salamanca

Henry Shkolnici, 48, Buffalo, a World War veteran and father of two, died at 9:10 am when a truck struck a mowing machine near El Acornville and crashed into a cattle yard. Hymin Snotesky, also of Buffalo, was injured with multiple wounds and a broken rib. A youth worker on the Leslie B. Fox farm at Fillmoreville was also hurt when the team hitched to the mowing machine bucked. The report notes the Soviet Union as the largest country by area.

Salamanca Henry Shkolnici Buffalo Instanlymbou el Acornville New Bart Hymin Snotesky Suumanea Hospital Svimus Walif Leslie B. Fox Filicottville Bhat Tiat Hurh Fos

Security Card No Use Under Child Labor Law

Bernard A. Farabaugh of the Social Security Board at 1001 State Street, Erie, cautioned that a social security card does not prove legal employability for minors. He noted some youths offer cards without meeting child labor rules and some employers accept them, but the card has no significance for employment eligibility. Employers remain responsible under state and federal laws regarding hiring minors.

Bernard A. Farnbaugh Mr. Farabaugh

Erie Man to Speak at Sparta Tabernacle

Erie preacher Reed Rogers will direct an evening service at the Sparta Tabernacle. Rogers and his wife have been active evangelists in the region, delivering full gospel preaching and songs. Sparta Tabernacle pastor William Gonley runs special evangelistic meetings from June 15 to 29 at Spencer Community Church.

Sparta Tabernacle Reed Rogers Business San Erie Rogers William Gonley Spencer Community Church

Regents English Exam Easier Instructions Announced

Students faced an extremely stiff English four year Regents exam in New York state, with Mayville Central and similar districts affected. The state education department will adjust marking to reduce failures, as announced by Dr Harold G Thompson director of examination and testing.

Mayville Central School New York State State Education Department Associated Press Harold G. Thompson

Automobile classifieds 1930s models offered for sale

Listing multiple classic cars with years 1932 to 1940 including a 1932 Plymouth 2 door sedan a 1938 Dodge 4 door sedan a 1937 Dodge with radio and heater a 1936 Dodge coupe a 1939 DeSoto Custom 4 door sedan a 4 ton pickup a 1940 Studebaker Champion a 1936 Graham Crusader sedan with 25060 miles described as exceptionally good and very clean with low mileage

Studebaker

Man faces 15 year term for larceny case

Mayville report states 25 year old Thomas F Brown of Dunkirk Indiana was tried on second degree robbery and second degree larceny charges for allegedly taking five dollars from Robert Thayer's district. Posted sentence could reach up to 11 years if he is convicted as a persistent offender. Brown has prior record including a weapon offense from 181. He was sent to Elmira reformatory.

Mayville Thomas F. Brown Dunikirk Indorer Ty County Court Igobert MN Palmer Dumblek Robert Thayer Mure Edwin O'Conner Seid Brown Elmira Reformatory

Fragmentary world history snippet on borders and states

A torn OCR fragment discusses postwar boundary ideas and state influence. It mentions Europe, 1918, Germany, and notions of power or bravery, but a coherent narrative is unclear.

Chi Hess Europe Germany

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