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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1941
Page
3
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News notes Brenda Frazier, famed society figure, photographed in Nassau with grandparents Sir Frederick and Lady Williams. Sir Hugh Dowding seen at the White House doors after meeting President Roosevelt. Announced Oscar winners Ginger Rogers and James Stewart for Kitty Foyle and The Philadelphia Story. supporting honors went to Jane Darwell and Walter Brennan for Grapes of Wrath and The Westerner.
Erie March 1 The first section of Hele county's 1941 road program began with a crude crossing removal on Rice avenue and the start of a road widening effort tied to national defense. Projects include eliminating the Nickle Plate Railroad crossing, widening West Lake road, and a three mile Avonia stretch with estimated damages to land owners totaling tens of thousands of dollars. County officials warned that military highway plans will bring regular damage claims as work proceeds under defense goals.
Two residents of Lander sustained fractures in separate incidents Thursday afternoon. Roy Spencer, a Lindell Brothers woods worker, fractured his right arm between the elbow and wrist when struck by a falling limb. he was treated at Warren General Hospital and discharged. Mrs. Della Tudwick fractured her wrist after slipping near her home. she is under medical care.
The education ministry of Tokyo plans a national program to train thought detectors and spirit boosters for every community and factory. It aims to curb dangerous ideas and promote the true Japanese spirit with a 300000 budget.
The report cites conservative military estimates placing the number of spies in Europe at around 120,000, with many active in business, patriotism, or for pay. It notes women and youth increasingly claim spy roles, while a minority work for patriotism with little respect from governments.
A narrative summary details confessions and ongoing investigations into ten burglaries reported across Butler County. Authorities recount statements from suspects linked to burglaries in western Pennsylvania and neighboring states as part of a wider criminal pattern.
Mercer authorities report a burglary suspecting the theft of slot machines from a basement storeroom. Officers found machines with an estimated value of 400 to 850 dollars, still unopened, making exact loss hard to determine. A possible inside job is suspected as the machines were kept in the basement of the building. Evidence is held at the university jail room for further investigation.
Oil City residents Stanley and Stover faced larceny charges for stealing vehicle inspection stickers from Kellogg’s Rooseville garage. Evans was not arrested. A hearing before Alderman Poster Ly Dale was held with a bond for April sessions. Stover and Stanley were arrested February 6 by motor vehicle authorities.
A severe storm battered Indiantown Gap Camp today, forcing evacuation and sheltering troops. Troops from Philadelphia’s cavalry units were moved to safety after high winds and heavy rain disrupted operations and damaged tents and supply lines.
Public assistance officials in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh plan to examine potential rent increases as part of proposed welfare adjustments. Representatives Marshall Styerpan and Edwin P. Thompson urge creating new funding to cover actual living costs, including rent, utilities, and clothing, amid shifting aid rules.
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