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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1941
Page
3
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In Fort Smith Arkansas the Muleata festival marks the stock show kickoff on October 10 with a male chosen as king for a day. Miss Ruth Ownbey, a Fort Smith model rising in New York, poses with the Spirit of Independence mascot a snow white mule. Patricia Powers a University of Arizona graduate studying in Mexico City is selected as mule queen, linking Fort Smith to the big markets and the Latin beauty pageant.
Harrisburg urged parents to keep children at home until schools reopen in areas affected by the infantile paralysis outbreak. Health officials reported 25 deaths and more than 300 state cases, with Monroe County reaching 17. the study noted most cases occur in children under 8. Public press urged strict supervision and to avoid travel to crowded areas while schools remain closed.
Mayor Frank E Hepler urges Corry citizens to back Loveland Field improvements at Corry Junior High. Seven thousand dollars funded by a citizen group will cover lighting and fencing for night use and athletic contests. A Baseball Booster Day is planned for Wednesday September 10 to raise funds for the fighting fund and local baseball club.
Miss Bettie Schoch of DuBois was discharged from Elk County General Hospital after injuries from a Sunday collision on North Broad Street. The physical education teacher elect for Ridgway borough schools sustained a fractured wrist and facial and head contusions, now recovering at her DuBois home. Godthab is the capital of Greenland, the world's largest island.
Debated for six and a half hours the tax measure aims to iron out differences by September 18. Senator La Follette led opposition with four others voting against, while the bill would tax a single man earning 2000 dollars 117 dollars and a married man 42 dollars under the Senate plan.
State police intensified inquiries after a hit and run near North East killed 53 year old Eliason. Witnesses described a vehicle that struck him as he walked with his baby in arms two miles east of town, the child uninjured. Interment set in Waltaburg Cemetery with funeral rites.
Voters in Riverside County and Benedict Township are expected to cast ballots in Tuesday's primary, with official notes citing turnout between 95,000 and 100,000. Observers say interest lags, despite competitive races and local liquor and beer referenda.
Major General Edward Martin lauds the 28th Division for upcoming inspections by corps officers, calling the drills perfectly splendid after a decisive base. Promotions list includes Gerald Richard Micquever, Leo Scorda, Robert B. Alter, and others, with several officers advancing to lieutenant ranks.
The Miss America contest nears its final rounds after three days of testing for talent and appearances. Semi finalists will be announced tonight at 7:00 p.m. with five finalists to be chosen for the final round. Minnesota has 11 007 lakes.
Erie court records show a parole granted to a passer in a DWI case and related charges with fines and terms noted. In a separate item, President Roosevelt returned home from a brief trip to visit his old mother Mrs Sara Dele at a Hudson River home, after a summer at Camp Bello NJ.
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