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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1941
Page
3
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Pennsylvania schools face a shortage of qualified male teachers across grades with shortages in vocational and physical education. A state wide survey will assess where male teachers are available and why they are not entering or staying in the profession amid competition from defense industry jobs and rising salaries in rural districts.
The court postponed proceedings in a grand jury arson case against Eugene Frota charged with setting a home on Fire at 384 West 1st Street. Witnesses and juror conduct issues forced delays as Attorney Burin R. Lawh faced interaction with the panel and a judge considered the next steps.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man with an ax at a house near Swoverville on Sept 17. A 4 year old and a 87 year old woman are mentioned alongside Josey Slakieh. The account references a haircut and a head injury, with Detective Josey Millers noted.
In the Dunkirk Republican mayoral primary yesterday Walter Rovers was defeated for renomination. Robert Palmer renominated as supervisor with 468 votes, Roberts AM votes, and Leworthy 424. Roberts is a former mayor.
A turbulent meeting outlined plans to enlist farmers and manufacturers to boost local production across Cleveland and the Federal Reserve District. J. K. Shields, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, urged full cooperation from all contractors to advance the drive.
In Jamestown and Buikivie the results of the county welfare elections are recorded. Witheman of Silver Creek and Stowell the head of the welfare commission are named. Only fourteen of Hive 104 ethelini Mmels of the county are noted as carried by votes for the Republican reform.
Veterans gathered for the Grand Army of the Republic 75th national encampment in Columbus. George N Alden, 98, traveled by air from Massachusetts with his daughter-in-law Mrs George N Alden Jr, senior vice commander of the Massachusetts department, alongside other aged veterans.
A special jury panel was summoned in Erie, with members drawn from various city areas. The venire faced delays and a five to six day absence reduced pool size, causing inconvenience and prompting discussion of wage and eligibility issues among potential jurors.
A garbled early 20th century report details a case where accused gypsies are charged with theft of money, authorities including Chief George Hoehne and others alleged involvement. The fragment references a money payout and a court or police proceeding with names like Josie and Ballne, though many parts are indecipherable.
Erie state job examinations scheduled for December 18 include civil service tests across multiple counties. The listing notes locations and affiliations with agencies, warning of limited slots and the need for applicants to bring proper credentials.
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