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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1918
Page
1
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A large industrial fire at a South Center factory caused extensive damage to a wing and damaged stock. Fire tactics confined the blaze to the plant’s end, preserving the main power plant and enabling rapid containment. No injuries reported as crews limited losses and completed repairs security measures.
A March report from Woohington notes a 40 percent cut in passenger traffic with the Director General Moadin citing a reduction in services. Governor Brumbaugh urges Pennsylvanians to endure shortages, calling for restraint and loyalty while officials plan further policy actions. The text references distress, economic strain, and government measures affecting travel and food supplies.
In London and the East the Allied front advances note small gains amid ongoing opposition. Reports describe damage control at a power plant and concerns over incendiary threats while authorities push for continued operation and safety measures as the city monitors the evolving military and industrial situation.
A weather notice indicates rain is expected tonight with moderate precipitation. Winds remain light as cooler air moves in. Prepare for possible showers early tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR text references Francis and Vladivostok with unclear names and distorted phrases. It mentions a voyage or assignment and a maritime or air travel context, alongside garbled names and numbers. The readable elements suggest a foreign or diplomatic angle but lack coherent details to form a definite event.
British forces conducted night raid attacks along the Dinirachly area pushing into enemy trenches and seizing positions east of the front. Reports note captured machine guns and significant force deployment with German counterfire and casualties on both sides, amid ongoing fighting near Paschendale and St. Quentin.
An article discusses the impact of natural gas extraction on gasoline supply and consumer prices. Experts debate how much gasoline is recoverable per thousand feet of gas, with figures ranging from one sixth to one seventh of a gallon, and the broader economic effects on energy costs and industry.
Anxious Petrograd readies for a defense and a possible peace accord as United Press reports on Moscow talks. The government plans to convene a peacemaking session on March 12 to decide whether to accept a ceasefire and end hostilities with the Entente amid ongoing civil unrest and worker strikes.
Corry notices announce the Corry Ladies Furnishing Store closing after seventeen years of operation. Miss Tele Mabie and Miss Ryan express plans to relocate, with customers urged to attend the final sale as stock is cleared. The business, long a progressive local shop, will cease with store stock liquidated in coming weeks.
Washington report notes Representative Myer Landon of New York introduced a resolution against a Japanese invasion of Russian territory by armed forces, marking a protest in the House. The measure aims to condemn aggression and seek a diplomatic response from the government.
British Headquarters reports increased raids and bombardment along the Western Front. In the last forty eight hours there have been more than a dozen raids, with some approaching the Hindenburg Line, as German forces intensify efforts while British tactics are mirrored in places.
Mayor Taw Jones and county officials propose an $800,000 road bond issue. The plan aims to fund highway improvements with support from the Highway Commissioner and local commissioners during the upcoming session.
Washington reports 607000 men drafted, with notes on the selective service push. The piece discusses gas consumer concerns, value, and alleged overstatement of gas quality while addressing public service commission standards and opinions from authorities.
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