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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1941

Page

2

Automobile Collision Injures Meadville Woman in Minor Crashes

Mrs. Samuel Swagey, 27, of Meadville, sustained minor injuries when her car collided with Paul Stevenson’s vehicle on Meadville road. She received treatment at Meadville City Hospital for a bruised forehead and knees. Damages totaled about 380 dollars.

Saimiuel Swagey FR. D. 4 Meadville Meadville City Hospital Paul Stevenson R. D Saegertown

Town listings mix with accidents and notices in City and Vicinity

The column reports various items from City and Vicinity including groceries and prices, a domestic injury with medical updates, union news from Salamanca, a DWI arraignment in Warren, station studio broadcasts with English children, appliance ads, a farm fire, local meetings and social notices, police actions, robberies, hospital updates, and obituaries, all tied to local places such as Jamestown, Warren, Tiona, Corry, Oil City, and surrounding towns. Named individuals include Mrs. B J Moors, Warren Raymond J. Slater, Richard Booth, Michael Booth, D. Litz, George Locke, Mark Wooddock, and others.

Pillsbury Wilcox Grocery Shirman B. J. Moors Jamestowe Toy Sggs Pennsylvania Ridgway, Wilcox and Clearford Warren Raymond J. Slater Sheffield Richard T. Evans Slater Selock Bruce A. Reeder Pennsylvania Motor Police Tiona Foley’s Shoe Hospital East Washington St F. Say Oi City Breeris Mens Weve Hays England KDKA Pittsburgh Richard Booth Tye Michael Booth Sons of Prank Booth Guildford Surrey London Ellis Electric Store Burrows Farm Pleasantville Charles van Gilde Tyro W. M. Dingraider Corry R. D Tne W. P. Westley Estella Stranghan James Walters Earl Muller Caneron Hear AM. Litz George A. Locke Mary Astley Locke Titusville Herald Derrick Joh Geitiline Pittsturet Frewsburg Fredonia Buffalo Evening News Damestone Fost Forest Lodge of Masons Lilitle Valley Stanley Limntiay Doory Maples Joseph Ostendorf Mr. Ostendorf Cattaraugus Cony George E. Middleia Little Valley Ostendorf Marisfield Warren Warren General Hospital Ivan Liberty Street Joseph McGurry Youngsville R. D Jake Chambers, Jr Irvine Walter Pring, Jr Warren R J. B. McGarry Yurcevic Pennsylvania Mae Police

Trains To Tour States On Government Defense Drive

Three specialist trains painted red blue and white will tour the United States starting November 10 to explain defense programs and help manufacturers secure defense contracts. The eight car trains will stop in major cities including Pittsburgh Buffalo Erie and Cleveland with officials aboard from OPM Army Navy and Vine Commission to interview up to 80000 manufacturers over a month long tour.

Associated Press Washington Seaboard Midwest Ind Army Navy Mael Vine Commission OPM Floyd B. Odlum Cojitnehs Distribution Division Idwestern Pittsburg Buffalo Erie Penns Okron Ohio

Fourteen Rail Unions Reject Arbitration

Forty unions representing 900000 workers rejected President Roosevelts emergency board offer in the wage dispute with railroad carriers and 1260000 organized employees. Spokesman Frank L Mulholland said the unions have pursued the statutory Railway Labor Act process and would not accept arbitration.

Associated Pre Chicago Opis Roosevelt de Cunrlers Annountcrd Frank L. Mulholland

ALL COPPER NOW HELD FOR DEFENSE

Copper use for non-defense building is forbidden after November 1 under a priority order issued by Donald M. Nelson. The measure aims to conserve copper for military production, with exemptions for electric wiring, equipment exposed to corrosive action, hydroelectric plants, and government defense contracts specifying copper.

Washington Donald M. Nelson

Radio schedule chaos on mixed networks listing shows

A cluttered OCR of tonight and tomorrow radio listings outlines NBC and CBS programs such as Burns and Allen, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and NBC Symphony along with various drama and talk formats. many items appear garbled but identify time slots and show titles across multiple networks.

Nbc-Red Burns and Allen Horne McGee and Molly Bob Hope Red Skelton CBS Tetra Burns We the People Enos NBC Symphony Efrem Kurta Ned Jordan C. Kunkel Erica Control Vic and Sade Stella Unger Hedda Hopper Nbc-Blue Clui WCAE Bhadter Parker Cheus

Charges Dropped Against McClure in Water Company Case

Media Pa Oct 21 All remaining charges against former State Senator John J McClure and eight others tied to the Chester Water Company investigation were dropped at the state’s request. The Delaware County Republican Jestler had prior acquittals on other indictments. The prosecutions claimed a 625000 illegal profit from selling the water company to Chester’s municipal authority.

Oy Asueet Media John J. McClure Chester Water Company Delaware County McClure City of Chester Municipal Authority

Senate 15 Sharply Split Over Repeal

Senators divided over enlarging the House approved bill as debate continues. Senator While aligned with the minority on hearings but may back outright repeal. Pepper Lee and Green push for nullifying most provisions except keeping president control of munitions exports.

While R-Me Bailey Connally Dex Foreign Relations Committee Pepper D-Fla Lee D-Okla Senate Green D-Ri

Strike Spreads to Five Indiana County Units

A weeklong walkout by miners in the Indiana area expanded to five units of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company. About 2,400 workers participated after several men were dismissed for refusing to install mechanical equipment. The stoppage began October 21 and continued on Saturdays.

Indiana, Pa Indiana County Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company

Specials Se Vices vary Boe 600 Seis and More

Fragmentary OCR text lists various items and prices including pills, seltzer, aspirin, and beverages. It references brands like Berutan and Petrollagar with prices around one dollar and mentions quantities such as 600 Seis and 400. The legibility is poor, but it reads as a miscellaneous specials or drugstore notice with scattered item names and prices.

Wepatica Seltzer

Probe Sought Into White Hill School After Fatal Escape

Major Henry Mill seeks governor led inquiry into the White Hill industrial school program and administration after the fatal shooting of inmate Paul Seltvice 19 and injuries to three companions. Superintendent Hill requests a commission to review records, ages, and treatment since commitment, urging prompt action to ease public tension.

White Hill Cimes White ‘Hill Neevid Tust Meek Henry ©. Mill Paul Seltvice Bailey Allo Ware Hillsaffie Wade Arthur Sweeny Welfare Dr. Sweeny James Pngram Auch C Hill

Obstructions in Street Delay Paving Efforts Downtown

City directs removal of poles and meters blocking paving plans. Property owner required to clear within 12 feet of right of way. Arrangements set to access vacant lots opposite street. City Engineer Williams to notify telephone and utility companies to remove obstructing poles and meters. Pennsylvania Telephone cited.

Eree Williams Telephone Companies Lighting Company and Water Company Pennsylvania ‘Telephone

Street work underway as poles moved roadside

The Fry Company has moved machinery and is working on grades and drains preparing for paving. Erie contractors plan to start on the west end of the street building half the road at a time, beginning on the north side. Bell Telephone Company has not yet acted on removing its poles beyond the street line, leaving them on the south side.

Tias Bell Telephque Qun Fry Company Eee Erie Contractors

Ex Situ Al Solution in Supreme Court Context

Fragmentary OCR notes reference an ex situ solution related to a Supreme Court matter. Specific details, participants, dates, or jurisdictions are unreadable, leaving only the general topic of a legal or constitutional nature without concrete entities.

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