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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
3
Disjointed OCR fragment references bank accounts monthly totals and processed transactions. Mentions amounts like 2600 and 5000 in a vague ledger style, with unclear dates and entities. No coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or organizations present.
Partial OCR fragment mentions dates and locations in a damaged local notice style. Readable items include a place name Mati and a date fragment, with reference to an event or notice action not fully legible. The readable bits point to a bounded local record rather than a full article.
Pennsylvania agriculture officials report favorable hog prices leading farmers to raise sow herds. Crop reports predict record hog slaughter and marketing in 1943 with 27 percent more sows farrowing than 1942. Experts promote pasture-based feeding and portable farrowing buildings to cut costs and boost sanitary conditions. Arbor Day protests push for Victory Trees to sustain lumber for armed forces. Brooding house designs propose roosting perches to ease chick growth and reduce costs.
An April Warren County meeting at the court house in Warren, Pennsylvania, gathered diverse civic and business leaders to address farm labor shortages. John J Cinyell of the U S Employment Service outlined mobilization of resources and plans to enroll a loyal volunteer land army to meet harvest needs.
St Marys Pa Apt R H Conrad co chair for the St Marys Red Cross drive reports the section has surpassed its goal. The quota was 12700 dollars and by noon 18000 dollars in cash had been secured with more expected.
Donald Richard Miller of 622 Concord Street Corry Pennsylvania has been inducted into the Marine Corps. He will undergo six weeks of training at Parris Island where Marines are taught close order drill bayonet rifle and pistol handling. Upon completion recruits are sent to units for duty at home or abroad as the United States continues the war.
Harrisburg April 8 federal orders set May 1 as the deadline for all WPA projects in Pennsylvania to close. State Administrator Richard Tryin said some projects will shut by April 15 while active operations continue until the May 1 deadline.
Timely aid by the local ice department saved Irvin Foster’s farm home on the dirt road west of St Thomas cemetery when fire damaged the east wing shortly after 2 PM Wednesday. Firemen dropped a line in Brench Creek and pumped water since no hydrant was close. The blaze, likely from an oil stave in a stairs bedroom, gutted the past wing and threatened the whole house. some furniture was moved to safety. A second call for a grass fire on Concord-Church street was quickly checked.
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