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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1941
Page
6
Police assisted a man named Gregory after his car was found ransacked near the Corry Jamesford Manufacturing Corp plant on Maple Avenue. No items reported stolen despite a preliminary check.
Bernard Markert a 17 year old Wilcox high student died in Community hospital after his bicycle collided head on with a coal truck driven by June Erle of Kane on Wilcox Rassoms road near the school. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries. State police investigated with witnesses including several high school students.
Workers began scrubbing and disinfecting Rixford elementary school eight miles east of Bradford following its closing by the township school board. Directors described the action as a preemptive measure after McKeath county reported its first infantile paralysis case to state and county health authorities on Wednesday.
State health officials announce a statewide campaign to combat Pennsylvania river pollution focusing on western regions. Officials discuss negotiations with municipalities and plans to study culm and washery wastes while addressing Philadelphia sewage pollution. The effort aims to improve disposal and control of industrial wastes.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Beall chapel for Bela P Marsh who died Tuesday morning at Warren General Hospital after an extended illness. Rev. F A Galbreath officiated. Bearers were Walter Marsh and others. interment in Wattsburg Cemetery. Attending relatives and out of town friends came from Guys Mills, Warren, Cleveland, Belle Valley, Buffalo, North East, Beaverdam, and nearby areas.
Otular King ia, mayor of Prague, condemned to death by the people's court for plotting rebellion. Dienstaus Deutschland reports. In Budapest, Slovakia cancels death penalty for sabotage convictions. The government veto affects all such cases.
Pittsburgh May 1. Mayor Cornelis De Scully reports progress toward settlement of the four thousand hotel service workers strike that has shut down the city's eight largest properties. Negotiations continue as the Pittsburgh Labor Council and the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance press for a deal.
Corry Pennsylvania council proceedings approve Bill No 074 on first reading and discuss laying out Oakley Avenue in the Second Ward from Centre Street to the United States property. An Administrators Notice lists estate matters for Tate Tumbard with notices of letters and claims required.
Market summary from Pittsburgh and Buffalo shows moderate demand for produce with apples and potatoes steady to dull. Notable items include No 1 McIntosh at 1.35, Grimes Golden 1.19-1.25, Virginia and West Virgins 1.40-1.50, Idaho Russet Burbank 2.25-2.35, and Chippewas 1.25-1.40. hogs at Buffalo 28 cents, lambs steady, cattle trades around 9.00-11.00 per hundredweight, and dairy and butter prices mixed amid thin activity. Steel market declines noted in New York summaries with several large firms listed and a solar project spending report cited.
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A busy fashion event in the town drew residents to a city hall venue. Designers showcased local styles while attendees admired outfits, with photographers capturing moments and organizers noting strong community interest.
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