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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1941
Page
4
Notes from a late November section recount Corry Dairymen’s League officers for the year with C J Pollette named head and B J Crowell and J B Clark among others. Other items mention Ruth Safford moving to Cleaveland for a job and local families visiting, plus fishing notes and oyster facts.
The piece argues that men over fifty should favor careful exercise over vigorous athletic effort. It warns that violent play strains heart and lungs and cites a writer who started fitness at fifty and later died, advising older adults to pursue controlled, moderate activity.
Erie news reports an inquest scheduled for next week into a fatal accident at the intersection of routes 06 and 5082 near Cranesville. Victims include a Cranesville farmer, his daughter Pauline Kemling, and grandson David Kemling. driver Arthur M. Walls is suspected negligence. Burial planned for Lundy Lane cemetery after private services in Edinboro.
In Panama on November 28 the Panama Methodist Church burned its mortgage of nearly $6,000 in a ceremonial gathering. The event drew many members for a fellowship dinner in the church dining room. Pastor J. W. Shope and Walter Conner held the mortgage, with $1,810 still to raise by the congregation, as prayers and songs followed the ritual.
Advertisement lists mailing rates for Comy Pennsylvania post office. Second class mail at $5.00 yearly, $3.00 by mail in advance in restricted territory. Carrier delivery three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
The Supreme Court finds the California measure unconstitutional, affecting 28 states seeking similar restrictions. It says the law violates freedom of movement and would create economic concentration camps. The piece notes hardship yet endorses the principle as settled, urging federal solutions like inter state cooperation and education.
Dr. Syngman Rhee, exiled Korean official, argues Japanese generals fear U S strength yet doubt its resolve. He notes U S power exists but must be used, cites Japan's propaganda as a non military weapon, and mentions a figure of at least $5,000 in spending.
The user presents a set of 10 quiz questions with numerous misspellings. It asks for answers to items about animals, capitals, debate forms, a Nobel laureate author refusing a Pulitzer, proverbs, eye diseases, a medical condition, orator against Catiline, spelling of Smithsonian, and Lausanne’s country.
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses propaganda during wartime, referencing German and Japanese messaging, American gullibility, and a vague mention of a film industry context. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary text mentions several names and a vague event with references to a steam erases enimie and readiness for the Later. No clear incident, date, or place is identifiable.
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