Shootage and Wood with Whet Ken
A fragmented note references shootage involving a hat and wood with a whet Ken. Readable terms hint at an incident or item listing but lack clear names, dates, or places for fuller context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1943
Page
3
A fragmented note references shootage involving a hat and wood with a whet Ken. Readable terms hint at an incident or item listing but lack clear names, dates, or places for fuller context.
Harrisburg May 15 A skeletonized legislative outline shows Republican leaders plan to end certain calls in a late session. The governor’s tax program is under review as conferees and executive officials discuss revenue measures and a proposed 20H Perireniva plan and 3,000 Selindi temehens. The session aims to advance proposals, with a special conference tied to the end of the week.
Twenty years ago Corry police cleared up a disappearance tied to hundreds of dollars in valuables. A domestic worker was found, bonds set at 1600 for suspects awaiting Alderman Mamerry. Emily Slemmens died in Erie. Erie Railroad and ExpressCo settlement eyed new express office. Campaign for a new hotel reported 100000 raised, stock subscriptions over half of goal. Haynes property on Wirgin Street urged as site for a new school building.
State police investigate a Sunday morning fire that destroyed a one story frame building owned by George Eveiva, located on the south side of the road. Neighbors helped protect nearby property as investigators consider spontaneous combustion or arson. loss estimated about 1500 with some insurance.
Ohio governor threatens to veto any bill granting extended or untimed women’s labor in war industries. He argues ten hours daily and fifty-six weekly are enough, despite praise for women’s crucial wartime roles. The piece warns of social strain as working women return home to chores and child care, risking family stability.
Classified page itemizes poultry orders for Susquehanna Chix and multiple for sale notices including a power hack saw drafting tables and a Singer sawing machine. Also lists maple syrup wanted with cash paid for drums and includes vague purchaser terms and examples of quantities.
Fragmented account mentions presidents hiding health issues and policy pivots during a silver purchase debate, with references to Cleveland, Roosevelt, and a secret operation. It discusses army food management, civilian supply impacts, and diet adjustments at Fort Devens, including reduced coffee and milk provisions and efforts to balance civilian needs with military readiness.
This piece from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania emphasizes using simple, homey physical therapy methods to maintain high nationwide health. It notes physical therapy has been part of medicine since World War I, is taught in medical schools, and common in hospitals, without complex equipment.
A set of questions tests geography history and science knowledge from an era, asking which island hosts Munda and New Guinea, the ruler of Tibet, MacArthur's HQ, a title line through a center, RAF meaning, the Sunflower State, Pacific Island groups, atom observability, Instanbul capital, and a pseudoscience linking names or birth dates to life paths.
The Weigwood Club, formed two years ago, gathers scholars who illuminate the pottery of Etruria and its place in collecting lore. They credit local directions such as Uptown and Downtown as aiding visitors in navigating New Orleans sections, including the Southeast Corridor and nearby neighborhoods.
A coroner jury found Calvin B. Jordan 68 operator of a Piney coal mine killed Saturday night by a shotgun in his shanty near the mine. The killer was his brother in law Harry Guist. Jordan died from a 16 gauge shotgun blast at six to eight feet. The coroner opened a murder inquiry and Jordan's bail was denied pending grand jury action.
Leroy Allen, 20, a class worker, was operatively treated for a stab wound to the heart at a Washington hospital. An hour after arrival by taxi, surgeons performed the unconventional repair. Allen received two blood transfusions and was placed in an oxygen tent with officials unsure of the assailant’s identity. A young woman accused of stabbing him remains in custody pending outcome.
Local reports from Jamestown describe a missing woman case with police and fire units sweeping the Chadakoin River outlet for a body, amid uncertain clues and public pleas for city-wide help. Memorials note Pvt. Oscar John Scott, 27, killed in action in North Africa, with family listed and next of kin.
The text explains that wood gluing fails when wood is wet because the glue cannot absorb water, leading to a starved joint. It notes glue remains in a mulch like condition, hindering proper adhesion.
Buffalo markets report hogs and cattle with weights and price ranges for various classes. Hogs mostly steady to higher. cattle strong with several price bands. calves and sheep listed with regional prices. Pittsburgh produce prices follow, including apples and potatoes, then New York egg market details and stock market snapshot remarks.
A late report describes progress in a wood glue used for plywood manufacturing. It notes durability targets of four hours heat exposure, twenty hours drying, and four cycles of bonding tests, with an average glue yield around forty percent. A prototype adhesive shows improved performance through repeated cycles, indicating increased wood product strength.
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