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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1940
Page
7
Fragmentary listing describes a four room house with furnishings and a large barn nearby. Address details are partial and unclear but reference appears to be a residential property with potential stable or outbuilding and a inquiry for a furnished unit.
fragmentary OCR notes indicate a recording about grant township in Pennsylvania, involving letters and a county process related to debt or assessment. The readable bits mention a claim tied to a specified county action and a formal issuance or inquiry about debts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a county, estate, taxes, and claims with scattered names such as DeMalsox, Guernsey, and Nellie. Contains vague mentions of land or property items, a street address, and dated notes but lacks coherent details or actionable items.
Unclear fragment describes a stock market note with operator resistance and intraday trends at a small site. No proper names or events are readable to anchor a precise summary.
Readable parts show scattered numbers and letters without coherent names or places. The fragment lacks verifiable entities, dates, or events to anchor a proper news item.
Cornell rises to number one in the AP grid poll after strong showings in three games. The Ithawans thumped Colgate 38-0 and 45-0, totaling 864 yards from 357 rushing and 507 passing. Lafayette led in rushing with 1,025 yards across three games. Syracuse and others fill the remaining top ten with varying stats.
Pirates president William Beriswanger announced Harrisburg of the Interstate League will join a 1941 working agreement. Harrisburg, a two year old league member, finished 0-62 this season and placed fifth in the standings.
Cleveland, Oct. 17 Steve O Neill former Cleveland Indian catcher coach and manager is back with Detroit Tigers signed yesterday as a coach impressed by his handling of rookie pitchers optioned to Buffalo last season Floyd Siebell and Freddy Hutchinson retired to the Bengals and pitched winning ball after serving under O Neill with the Bisons
M Ray Greene was re-elected president at the annual reorganization meeting where the club burned its mortgage and bonds, clearing all indebtedness for the first time. Hastings Jones and others were named to officer posts as 108 guests attended a Swiss steak dinner.
Tonight’s card features Pit versus Thomas Motors and Montgomery Ward plus Steel Age against Aeros Raymonds face Wilcox and Asvers meet Cohens Water versus Superior and Phoe Pails at 9 30.
Indiana reports query over Charley Meng’s eligibility in Ohio State's 14 to 0 halftime lead against Purdue. Film evidence prompted questions as Meng reentered late in the second quarter and kicked the winning field goal. Purdue coach Alward declined comment amid the investigation.
By sssoviave a rress New York Oct 17 Uncle Sam signed the greatest team of athletes to contracts yesterday in sports history. From college backs on freshwater blocks to the highest paid stars of pro ranks, the draft filled rosters with players to excite coaches. Penn State’s undefeated Nittany Lions view Saturday's Lehigh game as anything but a breather.
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh and Al McCoy of Boston wrapped up serious training in Boston for their season opener bout set to headline the card at Boston Garden. Conn seeks a quick knockout to close the gap on the heavyweight title while McCoy eyes an upset. The routine also notes Cornell football easing practice as it prepares for a Saturday game at Ithaca.
Duquesne, hampered by 33 players heading to Oxford, Miss, faces potential first defeat in two years as Bucks Allan Donelli Bernie Semes and two others may sit out. The town anticipates a football focused show with past heroes and a wrestling event featuring Duke Patterson vs Elmer the Cheat.
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