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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
3
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Harry H. Leet, vice president and cashier of the First National Bank of Erie, was relieved of his duties after admitting irregularities involving about $35,000. A nationwide inquiry followed with FBI agents sent to Erie. Leet later pleaded innocent to embezzling $24,225 and posted $15,000 bond for federal court appearances.
Morris Scheible of Youngstown pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a fatal crash at the Lakes-to-Sea and Buffalo-Pittsburgh highways near Dubois William Howe and his wife Minnie were injured and Mrs Howe died days later. Scheible and his wife were briefly hospitalized. He testified he did not see a stop sign at the intersection before the coroner's jury held him responsible.
A Pennsylvania chestnut comeback gains evidence as a Niles group reports harvested burrs and kernels. Jack Cropp and Wayne Coutt, with others, found sweet, worm-free chestnuts on the S. P. McClelland farm after opening burrs and sharing ten nuts.
An old advertisement promotes San-Cura Ointment to ease discomfort from piles with antiseptic San-Cura available in 35 and 60 cent sizes. It touts washing with San-Cura Soap prior to ointment application and notes the soap costs 25 cents.
In Pennsylvania negotiations between the United Mine Workers and steel and coal interests over a closed shop for about 43,000 miners reach a crisis as the Nations Mediation Board’s 30 day truce nears expiry. John L. Lewis refuses to back down while “captive” operators resist. Reports say many local unions plan to quit a day before the deadline, signaling potential strike action.
Westfield reports a $200000 deck plate girder bridge over Little Chautauqua creek near the Anal curve will finish about November 1. The Federal Aid project includes curbing sidewalks and aluminum paint on steel. Four concrete piers lift the span 10 feet and angle away from water to curb erosion, removing the dangerous curve and smoothing Route 17 travel from Mayville to Westfield.
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Ridgway, Oct. 16. C Joseph McGeehin, 44, son of the late Hugh and Mrs. McGeehin, died of a heart attack early Wednesday. His body was found at 0:30 a.m. behind his Bogert Hotel home. Elk County coroner Dr. Stanley Barratt said death occurred about 3 a.m. No inquest will be held. Ill health the last two months noted.
An elderly woman, 67 year old Augusta Nelson of Greenhurst, was struck by a car at the Greenhurst intersection of Lake Road and Dutch Hollow Road in Jamestown. She was taken to Jamestown General Hospital with injuries to her right shoulder and left leg after Elmer Gibbons Bemis Point, driving north on Hust Lake Road and turning into Dutch Hollow Road, struck her.
Archbold was elected president of the Warren County Township Supervisors at the annual convention in Warren County. More than 100 attendees heard addresses from H A Thompson and Joel Thorn. Officers elected for 1942 include Vice President CT Sutton and Secretary-Treasurer M L Wilcos, with H A Ludwick named as delegate to state convention.
An ad copy promotes applying VapoRub on the throat and chest to loosen phlegm relieve irritation and aid sleep. It emphasizes continued poultice and vapor action for quick comfort tonight.
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