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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1942
Page
4
In the wartime column the piece discusses gasoline shortages, reduced car use, and speeding arrests with an upbeat note on Americans intent on aiding the war, plus reports on enemy aliens arrests, hearings, and internments under civilian boards led by Attorney General Biddle.
The Malaria is a deadly disease causing about 2,000,000 deaths worldwide yearly and 6,000 in the United States. It is infectious, transmitted by mosquitoes, with cycles of chills fever and sweating. Treatments include quinine, atabrine, and plasmoquin, with success tied to proper drug choice and physician oversight.
A reader challenge in a classified page invites answers to ten questions. Topics include a new chief of staff list, Wallace's children, postwar borders, a Bible proverb, counterfeit money, continents, reptiles, Browning works, postage rates, and Betsy Roosevelt’s recent marriage.
A sweeping view of southeast Europe describes the Balkans as vital to supply lines to Ukraine and the Black Sea, with Hungary Rumanians and Bulgarians shifting stance. Diplomats warn the Danube region must be secure before any eastern push, as Axis influence weakens and local loyalties blur under Nazi pressure. Yugoslav guerrillas and Bulgarian sympathizers add to Balkan volatility as Turkey remains nonaligned.
The Brabile Bible Institute of Los Angeles has distributed over 13 000 Bibles to the blind worldwide during its 14 years of existence. A belief from olden times held that acquiring a fine emerald could strengthen memory or aid eloquence. Mount Rainier National Park reports a normal snowpack near 20 feet with frequent sudden storms.
Bradford Pennsylvania sees word that Paul A. Rizzuti of Meadville and others connected to Pan Am Airways are believed interned by Japanese forces in Manila. Francis B. Sayre released a list including Rizzuti, with his father awaiting definite word as officials in San Francisco coordinate updates.
Senator Davis, founder and director general of the Moose, will be guest of honor at the Moose Pilgrim Governor's conference in Erie, with lectures scheduled Friday to Sunday, April 19 13 13. John Jilk, lodge secretary, announced on leaving for winter retreat. The dinner, informal and open to Moose members and guests, will be at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 11, at the Moose grill.
Funeral services were held in Columbus for Mrs Nicholas Burick of Columbus R D 1. The funeral Mass took place at St Marys Greek Catholic Church with Rev Panko officiating. Relatives served as bearers and many from nearby towns attended. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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