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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
3
The extended weather forecast calls for normal temperatures through Sunday with slight cooling midweek and showers possible Friday or Saturday. Reports detail a car and machine incident on Center Street with injuries and a drive for safety, plus multiple local notices including police cases, hospital updates, and public health mentions.
New York dairy officials forecast May 1945 farm milk income will total about 24.3 million with 90 200 producers delivering 694 million pounds of milk. The projected price is about 9.00 a hundredweight and record income includes butterfat and location premiums. The May return surpasses 1944 totals and may exceed June 1944 figures due to higher production and prices. A separate report notes a theatre fire in Johnstown Pennsylvania caused $4,000 to $3,000 damage to the Cambria Theatre projection booth as 800 holiday patrons evacuate.
An OCR fragment mentions penetrating liquid, full strength halting agents, and a claim of reaching more germs. It references drugstores supplying items and a small shipment received, with garbled names and dates, offering no clear event or outcome.
A nine year old boy from Cherrytee, Bruce Limmy, was rushed to Tirusville Hospital after an arrow struck his arm. The injury occurred during a training session supervised by his grandfather Kackleary Sr. at Cherryhee. Medical staff were on scene as YMCA volunteers assisted.
A massive blaze swept through Mahoney City destroying about fifty buildings. Fire crews battled the flames, with more than 200 firefighters responding from surrounding towns. Civil defense and Red Cross units provided immediate relief to displaced families, many of whom lost homes, furnishings and clothing. Fire officials continue to investigate the cause, warning there could be additional details as the scene is cleared.
Fragmented OCR reads like a cluttered notice about a grandma and a race event with scattered names and phrases. It mentions kidney function, age, and medical hints, but the readable parts are sparse and non-cohesive. The piece lacks clear people, places, or actions to form a solid event summary.
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