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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an assault case involving a young man named James in a city hospital setting. Details are garbled but suggest a battery incident and medical care with references to an event time and location.
Fron announces a noon season start with a tew arty event, signaling a new period for local activities and community gatherings. The notice hints at fresh programming and public participation, inviting residents to attend and engage.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a per related matter and a delay after a series. It hints at a person, a relay, and a session, but details are unclear.
Erie hospitals warn of an impending historic strain this winter with beds nearly full and capacity stretched. A joint hospital committee survey reports 254 bed Hamot Hospital housing 261 patients, crowding spaces and solariums. A St Vincent’s official cites a patient turned away to free a bed for an emergency appendectomy, with other ambulances awaiting nonemergency admission.
Erie, Nov 21 A new county prison loomed as Sheriff Carl Kuppley decried the present facility as inadequate for long term prisoners. He warned long confinement without daily air or exercise is inhuman and urged discussion on building a new jail with needed sterilization equipment and improved inspection, noting the current jail lacks an exercise yard. The plan faces questions about machinery placement and structural changes. District Attorney Burton Laub joined the discussion, agreeing the present prison is inadequate and must be replaced.
Seven persons were injured in a two car crash early today at the Dassadlage Fredonia Road intersection with McAllister Road, south of Tredonia. The worst injuries were taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital. Affected individuals include Joan Collins, 26, of Predonia, driver with a broken arm and fractured jaw, plus front teeth loss and bruises. Collins, his wife Marie Collins, 25, their two year old son, Jaycee Collins, 15, and Maude Collins, 50, suffered various injuries and bruises.
Harrisburg November 21 Associated Press Gov James says any special session must focus on redrawing Pennsylvania congressional districts unless an emergency appears. Experts warn the legislature must act by February 28 to certify offices for the May primary. James says members have pressed for many topics but will keep session short if called.
The Red Cross first aid course at the Junior High will close with written and practical tests on December 4. About twenty five men and women from the community enrolled. Mr Wolfe noted another class may be organized if there is sufficient demand and highlighted lessons from a prior Chautauqua course.
Mabroda Mabroia, 25, of Dixonville, once facing charges in a hit-and-run near Clearfield county, was struck by an unidentified vehicle two miles south of here near the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway and Marion Center road. He suffered a broken leg and is hospitalized in Indiana.
Corry Red Cross leaders appeal for all out support to widen Red Cross defense efforts as national program seeks 1200 new members. Reinforcement plan includes 81 250 000 in camp refurbishments, 62 Army camps, more field directors and medical social staff to improve liaison between military and civilian populations.
Erie plans a drainage project to support a proposed subway under the 26th and Elm streets, running 2,500 feet from Holt to Buffalo Road. Work will begin next Monday to install a storm sewer, concrete pipe, and related facilities along a route between Elm Street and Kilpatrick Avenue, with coordination by city officials.
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