Fragmented local notice on a board report and registrant questions
The readable lines hint at questions about a local board report and a registrant. The fragmentary text mentions a board, examinations, and local officials, but details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1940
Page
3
The readable lines hint at questions about a local board report and a registrant. The fragmentary text mentions a board, examinations, and local officials, but details are unclear.
A fragmentary OCR readout references a medical appeal advisory and charges. It mentions individuals or entities likely involved in a health or legal matter but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to specify. The readable content hints at inquiries or questionnaires and guidance on fees.
Iin appears mind to evidence fon Witt in a case unfolding this week as prosecutors present details in court. Witt faces new charges linked to alleged scheme against local businesses, with witnesses expected to testify.
Roger Baubon argues in a Mass dispatch that the Excess Profits Tax favors firms earning under 25 000 a year, boosting smaller companies. He cites anti monopoly sentiment, decentralization of industry and better advancement in small firms, predicting a postwar shift toward small, efficiently run concerns and new funding forms.
Charles Cronin takes control of the Van Vleet garage filling station on West South street and, after arranging with Continental Refining, will handle the Coreco One gasoline stock. He expects to open the station immediately as gas and other supplies are arriving.
Norman-Wilson named president of Hammermill Paper Company succeeding Ernst & Behrend. Wilson, long time employee since age sixteen and former sales manager, continues as general manager. Donald S. Letle named first vice president and remains assistant general manager after board meeting held Thursday.
Ora Gibbons of Amity township has been elected president of the Roosevelt Wallace Democratic club in the eastern end of the county. The meeting at Watitmeg elected officers including George Clavin North East vice president and Mrs. Margaret Ryan Union City secretary. Other officers named include Mrs Floy fence dames Venango township treasurer George Clayly northern section chair and Bred Kinley Corry southern section chair. Ladies committee served refreshments as members from Gary Union City Wesleyville Wat yburit Waterford Nevis Hud and twelve townships attended.
In Pranelin Ont a man named Harry Drag an faces murder charges after a fatal shooting of Winn Hote at the Dragan college area. Legal proceedings set for October, with at least one witness list and statements from family members including a mother believed to be in Sweden. The case centers on self defense claims by Drag an as more witnesses and details emerge from the sheriff's office.
Foresters Roliikh-Abunn and Tormey of the Pemtiylve nia State College forestry program plan a Cond w housewarming during the DHMAL homecoming on Saturday October 14. Activities include a building tour and a meeting of their alumni group, with dinner and an outing.
Oil City police arrested Wilhun Blakesley of Morganza on Thursday after a car theft linked to Lionel Hetherington and a subsequent gun battle near Predonia. Blakesley, who escaped Morganza last year, had broken into Seep Hardware and other stores while on the run.
Report shows contractors completed about 60 miles of new roads in September as rain hindered progress. District data place Franklin District 1 leading with 40.68 miles, Indiana District 10 second with 31 miles, and Harrisburg District 3 third with 29.21 miles, while Pittsburgh District 11 remained last with 9.73 miles. Total roadwork for the period and contract awards around 94.1 million dollars affected paving and bridge work statewide.
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