Fragmentary text hints at council and planning discussions
Readable bits mention a council committee and planning matters with unclear context and scattered phrases. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to form a full report.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1940
Page
3
Readable bits mention a council committee and planning matters with unclear context and scattered phrases. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to form a full report.
In San Diego on September 11 Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox stated that Britain faces an even chance against Germany. He noted Germany must destroy Britain and that Germany has begun to lose planes and pilots as its offensive reach wanes. Knox, arriving by navy plane from Honolulu, spoke after inspecting naval facilities and a five day sea voyage with the fleet, expressing optimism about Britain’s prospects.
A policeman questioned two youths for shoplifting in Elamath Falls. He confiscated a candy box they carried and took it to headquarters. The evidence appeared, and the candy was consumed. The store owner said the candy was discarded due to worm contamination.
A CCC truck carrying 17 enrollees and a forest service foreman tumbled down a mountainside on a narrow road near Blain Pennsylvania. Four were seriously injured including John Mileute 17 Joseph Cveresek 1 Paul Koysak 18 and Andrew Mc Kendrick 55. The crash shut the road as rescue teams arrived and investigated the cause of the accident.
A Harrisburg hearing explored possible amendments to Pennsylvania's unemployment compensation tax. Retailers and small industry supporters favored a merit rating to lower taxes for stable employers, while heavy industries warned they would pay the maximum under the current system. The plan would favor stable firms with a credit rating of 90 percent, cutting the tax to 1-8 percent of payrolls. Pennsylvania's unemployment reserve stood at 114.939 million dollars.
Erie county officials await a go ahead for registering men aged twenty one to thirty five for selective service. Registration hoped for October 14 or 15, to be run by county election machinery with federal reimbursement later. State orders and district draft boards would follow after designation.
Funeral services for Charles Bailey of York Street, a city resident who died Saturday at Corry Hospital from pneumonia, will be held Wednesday morning at 1 o clock from the Bracken Keating chapel. Burial will be in the Pine Grove mausoleum.
Rav. Byron Smith of Kentucky will speak at the C. de M. A. church Wednesday night September 16 at 7:90. The missionary is described as a sincere speaker and will be shown with stereopticon slides. He will be accompanied by a mountaineer who has been converted. everyone is warmly invited.
A fragment states 15 900 000 Fishtigen were taken from natural spawning beds in Wyoming in 1939 for yule or hatchery use. The garbled note links to state hatcheries and harvest.
Local council approved plans for a sanitary sewer along Wright Street extension to support new homes. Builders Irving Albert and Ben Guiex and property owners urged sewer access to finance and complete the development. WPA and NYA labor options discussed to advance construction.
Town sources report District Art police seek Arthur Harvey an 18 year old from Erie for stealing $55 and a gun from Baldwin Electric Service in Union City He worked at the store for two weeks and vanished Saturday morning After being hired he appeared highly recommended by his former employers and educational background but fled with the cash and a customer payment.
Henry Blicher, 20, rushed to the police station after claiming he believed he shot his sister Mrs. Sam Oyler, 18, during a dispute over his girlfriend. Officers found Mrs. Oyler with a gunshot wound at the Oyler home on Plumer Street and she was taken to a hospital. Blicher said he fired while the family tried to intervene and then left to get clothes before the incident cooled.
A garbled snippet notes a high powered rise and a young man headed for Batavia, with scattered phrases about Joe, lakes, streams, and large builders. The readable text hints at local notices or brief items but lacks coherent facts or events.
In Erie on Monday four men were arraigned before Judges Bonita and Miley B. Kitts. Each received suspended sentences or parole. sentences ranged from 18 months in the Allegheny workhouse to reformatory terms, with some paroled after prior guilty pleas for burglary and larceny of items including an acetylene torch.
Warren Sept 17 two autos were demolished in a roadside crash Sunday at 1 30 am near Sheffield on Route 4 two miles west. Mitchell W Graham of Sheffield drove a car that side swiped Paul Jounettis of Jamestown and Thomas Shekurti Virginia Peterson and Jean Darling of Russell were injured. State motor police say Graham was about to pass when the crash occurred and he will be charged with reckless driving.
Harrisburg July report states a new troop of state police to patrol the $70,000,000 Pennsylvania turnpike from Harriston to Philadelphia. About 60 acres selected for the unit with barracks, one new squad designated for turnpike duty, and officers to be drawn from existing state police recruits. The unit will be based along the turnpike with selection based on merit rather than special qualifications.
Fragmented report notes Reich store planning relocation to Brown Block for improvements. Early references indicate tenant changes and storeroom use, with unclear city details and surrounding names. The item mentions potential partners and a timeline, but readable specifics are limited.
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