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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1940
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Erbin 4ER on 8 et with unclear context. No identifiable names, dates, or places others than IN IS CV. Difficult to extract full event or purpose from the provided snippet.
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A Christian Science gathering in Kansas City recounts a lecture by Mrs Louise Whealley-Coole. The event explores Christ Jesus, the Mother Church, and Mary Baker Eddy, emphasizing mind over matter, healing through spiritual understanding, and practical demonstrations of Christian Science in daily life.
Democrats and Republicans struggled Thursday to gain new registrations for the November 5 election. Joseph C. Williams, registration chief, reported three extra clerks added to their staff. A late October deadline warning was issued as court registration hours aim to accommodate all voters.
The report, attributed to Charles E. Wilson, describes a government policy allowing draftees to keep their civilian jobs during military service. It outlines eligibility ages, protected employment, and the aim to preserve company continuity while serving in the Regular Army or National Guard. A parallel note mentions Arch Oboler's NBC Red drama project and recording sessions for a play.
Three people were injured when a stolen automobile struck their vehicle at the intersection of North Bay Youihe and Peseh streets. Harold King, 17, and two others were hurled from the car. all were taken to Humor Hospital. Two brothers, Raymond Slater and George Alan, along with the car’s owner, were involved, with the machine badly damaged.
Reich's Store celebrated its formal opening at the new location in the Brown block formerly occupied by the Hye W. Grant Company. The new store, enlarged in size, invites the general public to visit for business as special week events accompany the opening.
The Lachine area along the St Lawrence River marks one of the bloodiest Indian raids when on August 5 1649 a Frontier raid led to the deaths or disappearances of about 60 men women and children. The event is linked to reports of turbulent rapids and early exploration along the river.
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