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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1941
Page
6
A Monday council session closed after police responded to a disturbance at the Billiard Room near Recreation Alleys on Bash Millic ptanet. An 8 Spartansburg man caused trouble, was restrained, then settled with the proprietor.
Burgess candidate Charles Wynn and fellow officials long held borough offices in Bear Lake. The article notes Wynn’s renomination bid for a fourth term while acknowledging public interest in new leadership and gratitude for past service. Local residents and families are mentioned with social updates alongside election context.
Ming OU notes tung oil, key in paints, varnishes, brake bands, and toothpaste tube coatings. Chinese have used tung oil for at least 9 000 years in torquers waterproof sills and caulking junks.
The forestry unit engages in highway roadside improvements including mulching and planting to stabilize stone areas, reduce erosion, and enhance scenic vistas. Work spans fall through spring with 115,000 spent on projects such as shrub and vine planting and replacing decayed vegetation.
Harrisburg Oct 18 Estimated 997000 turkeys raised this year an eight percent rise over 1939. Secretary joked about data gaps. Live weight per bird near 12.8 pounds hens and 13.3 pounds toms. Cold storage down about 5 million pounds from last year with 12.9 million pounds on Sept 4.
A misread Clearfield county polling note shows Republicans leading Democrats by a margin of 40,619 registered voters in the county. The GOP apparent advantage is deemed narrow given voter registration figures and likely impact on the November general election.
Oil City officials announced that the new highway end toward Salina will likely open to the public next week after concrete pours. Work on the higher section between the township high school and Salina will not finish for about two more weeks due to remaining pours.
A group of Erug county officials and employees proposes creating a county retirement fund. Directors and officials including Ralph Mevford and Barry Millar discussed the plan, aiming to begin with a windfall by early next year. Workers would contribute via payroll deductions with county matching, eligible at age sixty, with a cap of half the employee's salary. Several current retirees already have eligibility after contributing for years.
Police report a youth named Peevey W. Barsen was in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with a bullet wound from target practice one mile south of Mercyhurst. He was brought to the hospital by fellow shooters as officers questioned several boys at the scene.
The United States life insurance market in 1989 totaled about 120 billion dollars, rising around four percent from 1988. Companies paid roughly 3.85 billion dollars to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions actions of individuals and a plan to move toward a distant front. The readable pieces reference warnings and movements without clear dates or locations, indicating a partial notice suitable for a brief newspaper item.
Lieut General Hideki Tojo, Japan's war minister, seeks to form a war cabinet to resolve the crisis and replace the resigning Konoe government, signaling a shift in wartime leadership.
Market notes show firmer demand for apples with several varieties listed by car lots and 100-pound sacks, including Virginia, West Virginia Delicious, and Baldwins, amid steady feeder and hog prices at Buffalo. Cattle and calves trade slimly with steady to firm fat cattle prices, light-weight steer and heifer values near 10.25 to 12.40 per cwt, and limited supplies of premium lambs and sheep in regional markets.
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