Corryite Corp. faces surge in field artillery use
Corryite Corp. reports a surge in artillery deployment as field operations expand. Officials cite strengthened logistics and increased demand from allied units, while critics warn of escalating risk.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1943
Page
5
Corryite Corp. reports a surge in artillery deployment as field operations expand. Officials cite strengthened logistics and increased demand from allied units, while critics warn of escalating risk.
Incomplete OCR reads like a brief sports line mentioning Briar, Rich, and a team result. No clear names, dates, or scores emerge to confirm a full event or context.
Governor outlines a broader tax relief plan including reductions from 1943 emergency mills and a $26.8 million two year cost. Lawmakers expect Senate amendments to lower totals while aiming to aid teachers in lower salary brackets. Additional revenue reviews for 1943 48 are planned after April to decide on possible estate revenues and the emergency one cent tax.
The State Department of Agriculture pressed adulteration charges after 64 retailers faced $1,800 in fines. Inspectors found cereal and water added to frankfurters and ground meat up to 70 percent. Some sold victory spread butter with 20 percent water. Forty two meat cases and others cover butter ice cream olive oil margarine and cakes. More cases expected.
Corry public and parochial schools bought stamps and bonds totaling 2395.30 in March. Sales by building include Senior High 750.29, Junior High 1440, Junior Elementary 216.05, Concord 530.30, Washington 205.95, St. Edward's 407.45, totaling 82355.90.
The page lists a dense radio program lineup across stations WSC-7 BLU MBS CBS-12 and NBC with shows from 8:30 pm to 10:10 pm including Truth or Consequences Barn Dance Encores From Hartford and The Army Hour Anniversary segments plus a note that Miss Heles Chandrick, employed here, will spend Sunday at home in Union City.
An archival note discusses pulverized coal and its widespread use in steam boilers cement plants and metallurgical furnaces. It explains the method of grinding to 300 mesh and the requirement that over 80 percent pass through the 300 mesh screen or fine water cannot pass.
Miss Doris Arlene Bergman and Arthur Ingram were married Friday night April 2 at the United Brethren in Christ church. The bride wore white lace and satin with a long train and veil, with an arm bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas. Attendants included Mrs. Douglas Mosher as honor attendant and Miss Donna Read as bridesmaid. After a reception in the church basement the couple left for their home on the groom’s farm, with many friends from the area extending best wishes.
A Penn State Institute of Public Safety official and National Safety Committee member spoke to the Inquisitors at their monthly Masonic Temple meeting. He discussed driving safety and wartime education, drawing on his Army camp experience and current nationwide tour. The talk impressed about fifty members and friends, followed by a social hour with refreshments.
Betty Clarke advises Housewives to protect hands during wartime chores with gloves for dirty work, lukewarm water and soap, and nightly use of band cream. She notes English women' s use of the same cream after war work and urges American readers to try it to keep hands smooth despite house duties.
Corry residents travel to Erie for the wedding of Firs Whittiesey at Covenant Church. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Holten, Mr and Mrs TP Williams, Mr Fuk Grie Jr and Miss Gllenberry Crowe, Mrs Fran Grivu, Mrs Leo Hutz, Mrs W W Bracken, and others named in local notices.
Miss Helen Daron and Spruce Speake entertained at anesis honoring Miss cone Beyuest a bride rich. Games and contests featured, with shower by Wie grip, AL. The evening ended with refreshments and music.
Miss Harriet Donaldson daughter of Mrs. and Mr. Lesley Donaldson of Spring Creek has been accepted into the WAVES the women’s branch of the U S Navy. She is a Corey High School graduate and will pursue naval service with interest alongside family members in Rochester New York this week visiting her sister Miss Mervin Donaldson.
The Women's Victory Club for the Victory held a regular meeting at the Municipal building with about twenty members. Mrs. Lloyd Stowe chaired the division on activities and reported on the house and rooms survey.
A damaged April report from Escanaba Michigan describes a spring event on northern Lake Michigan. The piece mentions attendees Mrs Maxwell Dufveaux, Don Phillips, Almonde lodging Aptal, Kate Coffee, Gilbert Ton, and several others visiting and socializing. The hostesses served tea and cake as news notes the money collected for charity.
In Harrisburg April 3 Associated Press reports Richard J. Beamish fights to remain a public utility commissioner amid a newly enacted rule. With commission offices closed, a ruling is expected Monday as Beamish contends he may stay in office until a successor is appointed. The commission has already removed his secretary and restricted his access to automobiles.
A damaged OCR fragment reports record cold and storms. It mentions the furthest cold period and warns of frequent unsettled weather with gusty winds and heavy showers. Specific dates, places, or names are unreadable in the fragment.
Mrs Paul Deschamp hosted a club gathering at her West Washington home last evening. Members and guests enjoyed a light repast after socializing with Harmon McBieop, Herbert Nichols, and Lymm Bis dee WinRiGe.
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