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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1941
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising rates. It notes offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and announces mail and carrier pricing for subscriptions and notices.
The piece contrasts funding by heavy taxes versus selling government bonds. Taxes reduce earnings with public protection as return, while bonds offer interest to investors and eventual repayment through future taxation. Both methods could be used on a vast scale to curb inflation and finance wartime needs.
Miss Molly Whittlesey of Raymondville Florida visits brother F Whittlesey and family. Valuation disputes to be wired to city commission as Corry plans annual exhibition at Brooks Garage December 19. East Main Street tenance school group to hold social Monday November 16 at Charles Bathiste home. Alfood to Bey Uh to resume Kindergarten teaching. Emma Ravstadion Mary Buck Anthony Buck Yiittun Caster Dorothy Walliams spending day in Kr.
The Corry Public Schools discuss adding annual thorough health checkups for all pupils to detect defects early. Aimed at reducing later disabilities, the plan calls for extra time, possible female doctors, parental notification, and outreach to families unable to seek treatment.
In Flor Wl oranges have flourished for more than 200 years, with the fruit said to grant one who bears them vigor and strength. The legend endures despite sparse archival detail and uncertain spellings.
A 1000 men screened by the Medical Society of Pennsylvania reveal 70 unfit for employment due to health issues. Tuberculosis, poor vision, high blood pressure, and heart or organ diseases are noted, with conditions like cancer and anemia also present. Industrial firms seek prehire exams to curb health risks and absenteeism.
Readers discuss brining, cake traditions, and travel for Thanksgiving as celebration styles shift. A few voices urge preserving regional customs, while others note reduced markers and mixed participation across states.
Fragmented quiz items ask about Sleepy Hollow lore insects food theaters Lipton branding Napoleon Moscow reader of the French Movement and historical figures. Answers unreadable. text appears garbled and incomplete.
After 28 months of WPA construction DuBois High School nears finish on a new vocational bleacher complex. Engineer B S Mill von says exterior concrete pours start next week with full completion expected by December 1 and interior work finishing by January 1. The 6 600 seat facility will house foundry wood working sheet metal and machine shop shops plus agricultural labs in a tower deck. The project began September 1996 with an estimated cost around 200000 dollars.
Agricultural notes advise low cost potato storage in well sealed pits with layered straw insulation and caution on carbon disulfide use to kill grain weevils. They also recommend manure and superphosphate for pasture restoration to protect sods from winter damage after a dry summer.
With non defense illicit activities and mounting difficulties in obtaining materials, local plants face curtailments and shifts to defense work. The Office of Production Management promotes defense contracts, urging manufacturers to visit displays, discuss specifications with Army and Navy officers, and consider their plant capabilities for potential contracts.
A BALTO MORE & OHIO freight train derailed two cars near the Bradford Massachusetts line after an air hose failure. Albert Crissmint of Salamanca, a train crew member, was injured and taken to Bradford hospital.
Louis George Jr of 258 Bust Street sues Dan Tavone of 2905 Pop Jay Street for 10000 in damages alleging Tavone assaulted him during a July 30 dispute while George delivered baked goods to Helen's Sandwich Shop on 980 West Erie Street. George claims beating injuries including a punctured ear and severe facial trauma with permanent hearing loss.
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