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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
3
A fragmented note references a quirky event titled The Point A’s of Shutter Xploding with unclear details and scattered terms. Some recurring terms hint at a sub plot or sub header but no definitive facts or names emerge to verify a concrete incident.
An application for marriage U- 6 was fled on Erie by Wesley J Hirst and Margaret Elizabeth Whitlesey, both of Erie, Miss Whittle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. federal Lee Whittlesey, formerly of Orry. State Treasurer G. Harod Wag erher reported that direct relief payments Made to needy residents f Erle county during the weekend 1. Wednesday show a decrease of 15 from those of the previous week, iyments for the week totaled $154 w hich was $714 lower than hone of 1B comparable week of last year.
Corry milk producers will receive 82.01 percent per hundred pounds for February deliveries to the Dairymen's League plant, a rise of one tenth over January. The basic New York metropolitan pool stands at 9.14 dollars per hundredweight, yielding a farm value of about 13.42 million dollars and reflecting a 12 percent gain from February 1942.
Two charges affecting personnel at the local substation of the state motor police were announced today by Corp. James Vaughan, officer in charge. Private William Nagy, attached to the local station for the past year, has been transferred to the communications division and has left for Harrisburg to qualify as a radio operator. Pvt. Nagy’s family will remain in Corry for now. Private Bruce Reeder of Erie has been assigned to the Corry station to replace Nagy. The new officer took up duties as a member of the local unit Wednesday.
Washington and Jefferson College students returned to classes after President Ralph C. Hutchison warned that any further evidence of the strike for unlimited cuts would force withdrawal of the teams from the metropolitan basketball tournament in New York. The cagers were to open against Creighton at Madison Square Garden tonight.
In the Big Bend region of western Texas diggers uncover a remarkably long skull, reportedly over six feet in length, suggesting an unusual archaeological find. Local authorities and researchers are assessing the discovery and its potential significance.
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