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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
4
Fragmented OCR quiz item asks about body temperature folklore tax exemption tutoring ships and military vessels, with garbled questions on mercury quicksilver and a Little Big Horn association. Includes mis-spellings and unclear citations.
New York May 2 reports cables and wireless networks carry European news as war disrupts centralized London relay. Berlin and Bern relay signals, with censorship varying by capital. Rome and other cities send to Bern or New York. Bern acts as Swiss relay for neutral dispatches.
Columbus High plans a May 2 commencement eve with vesper services led by Hon. Joli Waite and a program featuring speakers James Hammond Helen Pondel Twit Lewis and others. Principal address by W. Mofm titled Whats Wrong With America, with a lengthy class night program and various performances and presentations.
Erie Superintendent C Herman Grose announced that 514 boys and 476 girls will graduate in the statewide spring commencement. Diplomas will be awarded at Technet High School on June 1, Strong Vincent on June 2, Trust High on June 8, and Academy High on June 19, with a total of 1999 graduates across four high schools.
Titusville forenoon collision between a Titusville and Fieldmore left two men injured. Roy Adams, 20, of Route A Titusville, suffered head and facial lacerations and shock. he was admitted to City hospital. The second man was treated for minor injuries.
A fragmentary hospital note references an injured man and a four year old, Marty G Gustafsen, both from Roull 3 Titusville. The source mentions reluctance to go to the hospital and a plan to travel to Tithevilla for further care, with confused local place names and a comparison of Australia’s population to New York City.
In a fragmented discussion Ames readers debate U S and British roles in defending the Atlantic. The piece weighs cooperation with Britain, protecting South America, and whether the United States should station forces or focus on shipping and material support in the eastern Atlantic.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars organize the annual Buddy Poppy sale to raise funds for veterans and their families in need. Proceeds support relief efforts, while the campaign runs through a set period and features small rewards for donors.
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania outlines the Daily Dozen as a defense program focusing on safety to protect workers amid a surge in defense contracts worth millions. It warns that accidents disrupt schedules, waste materials, and drain manpower, urging strict safety training to preserve vital personnel for national defense.
An advertisement touts Old Mohawk Medicine as a cure for constipation and related pains. It promises relief within hours after six doses, claiming it will ease gas headaches and biliousness by cleaning out waste matter. The note lists a price of 95 cents for a week’s supply and a smaller bottle option.
The piece notes graduation speakers will seem apologetic and embarrassed, unable to paint a clear picture of the social future. It argues that modern graduates have unique job prospects and that factories have entered a new era, reshaping expectations for young people entering work life.
A fragmented radio listing shows mid day and evening programs across networks NBC and CBS. It includes guests and segments such as British victory discussions, Frank Sinatra era music, Tommy Dorsey, Kate Smith, and educational topics with university bands. Public affairs and space exploration features appear among music blocks and comedies.
Interior decor colors Brown and yellow are linked to passenger comfort and illness prevention. Home air lines employ qualified core engineers for this reason. The text discusses publishing rejections and authors, mentioning Betty and Grey, Hap per, and Jagny with a focus on notable literary failures.
Fragmentary text warns against over garnishing meat platters and urges careful serving at table. Mentions meat and fish, curver, elbow, and tills in unclear context. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
A noted watchwoman disclosed fragrance secrets saying women choose scents for themselves and others. She claimed the closet walls were painted with lacquer and even suitcase linings were scented during travel.
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