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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1945

Page

2

Four candidates file for local mayor contest and school director absence

Four candidates filed for mayor in a local contest. Edward W. Feldt Lane E. Graham seek six year terms and Charles Monroe seeks two year terms on the Republican ticket. Mrs C Bartes did not file though she stated she might run. Democrats filed no candidates with June 19 primary looming write in possibility. Gunpowder described as a mix of saltpeter sulfur and charcoal.

Regency Ner C. Bartes Edward W. Feldt Lane E. Graham Charles Monroe

Local rail mishap delays nine passenger trains near Westfield

A broken axle damaged a switch just west of the Westfield passenger station shortly after midnight delaying nine eastbound passenger trains by two to five hours. The locomotive was moved to Westerville shops and service restored by 7 AM. Meanwhile Meadvill e reports note unopposed Republican candidates for county offices Ruth M. Brown and Forest Knapp, along with other civic notices and local promotions across Franklin Jamestown and Oil City.

Cdr Yawell Motor Co Westfield New York Westeyville Jack F. Swhtaler Franklin Gb Meadville Ruth M. Brown Forest Knapp Register Rand Recorder

VE Day Plans In City Renewed

Corry Defense Council Chairman Walter H Scott re issued outline for local VE Day celebration upon victory news. Signal will be blown thirty one times, bells ring, parade starts ninety minutes after word, ends at the park with ceremonies and church services. Stores close based on timing. mayor asks liquor retailers and clubs to close for the day.

Walter H. Scott Corry

Two German prisoners recaptured near Carlisle

Two escaped German prisoners of war, Erich Pauschert and Henry Oster, were recaptured today near Carlisle after being spotted by two schoolchildren, Maxine and Kenneth Reese. Police and officers traced footprints to a ravine, and the pair will be turned over to the New Cumberland Army depot. Also, Wallace Thayer, reported missing in action, is believed to have returned to action today after a brief liberation by Nazis. The Corry M. A. weekly schedule is listed for the Y centers with events through Saturday.

Carlisle Wer Charles E. Strock Maxine Kenneth Reese Strock New Cumberland Erich Pauschert Henry Oster Kame Wallace Thayer Germany Joseph Thayer Center Senior High Center Y. M

Treasury Report Shows April Treasury Position

Treasury data for April 7 lists receipts of 58,476,244.20 dollars and expenditures of 174,241,617,472 dollars, leaving a net balance of 14,352,897,214 dollars. Total debt stands at 295,216,139,835.60 with an increase from the previous day of 15,405,728.37 dollars.

Treasury Washington

War toll rises as Axis losses front-page figures emerge

Washington reports enemy casualties across land and sea, counting roughly 603,509 Japs killed in campaigns and ships sunk, while Allied losses include 158,071 Army and 36,619 Navy dead. The figures reflect estimates from available reports and adjust for uncounted losses.

Washington United Staves Great Britain China Navy

Mrs Anna Janosec Dies In Corry Hospital

Mrs. Anna Janosec wife of Martin Janosec R D 1 Corry died this morning at 4 oclock in Corry Hospital where she had been a patient since yesterday afternoon She was born in Czechoslovakia January 18 1693 and came to this country in 1912 settling in Rossford Ohio In 1919 she moved to Gerry and resided on BR D 1 Surviving are her husband four daughters three sons 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Friends may call at the late home and services will be held Thursday morning at 9 from St Elizabeths Church Burial will be in St Elizabeths Cemetery

Cyril Zaenett Phicti@u Jott Fox Knox Street Mayville Couty Petosky Mich Mae West Kennedy Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No H. Ray Harts Sanford United Bile ‘Thunston Spartansburg Leeb, Hunt Morris Street Glenn Arnold Willard May Walter H. Bunt Tee Lloyd Hunt Jas Kaise Fred M. Lee Salvation Army Guella Schmarder Franklin, Punssutawney Evie Braddock Anna Xnosec Martin Jahosec D. J. Corry Corry Hospital Czécho- Sovakia Rossford Ohio Gerry BR. D. 1 Janosee St. Elzabeth’s Church Martin Janosec Msr Adam Mathae Corry Anne. Bearsley Henry Firster Migiv Albert Gilbert Martin Jandsec Youngstown Paul Janosec Joe Jahidisec St. Elizabeth’s Church St. Elzabeth's Cemetery

Dog that bit boy seized by police and to be examined

Police took a bull dog into custody after it severely mauled Claude Stufflebeam on the face. The dog, once owned by a rallied man and later given to west end residents, escaped after a minor wounding, with the boy receiving a serious facial laceration and care from Dr. J. Cheibler. The dog’s head will be sent to Harrisburg for examination.

Claude Stufflebeam Harrisburg J. Cheibler

Reorganization of State Penal System Urged

Pennsylvania administration bills push reform of the penal system with a plan to abandon Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia and retain Western Prison in Pittsburgh temporarily. A new classification center at White Hill Industrial School would route offenders to rehabilitative institutions, with a new medium security facility in the west and a maximum security prison at Graterford. The package also calls for two reformatories and a new institution for defective attendees.

Associated Press Harrisburg Sween Pennsylvania General Assembly Martin Welfare Department Wee Spe Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia Western Prison Pittsburgh White Hill Industrial School Graterford

Pymatuning Motor Boat Bill Passes Senate

Harrisburg April 1 Senate approved a bill authorizing motor boats on Pymatuning Lake in western Pennsylvania with speakers noting a six horsepower limit in certain sections. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Rowland B. Mahony, passed 30 to 18 after House concurrence and now restricts power craft between Espyville and Linesville while allowing usage from the dam near Jamestown northward to the Espyville causeway.

Harrisburg Pymatuning Lake Pennsylvania Senate Rowland B. Mahony Mercer House Sei J. Pred ‘Thomas Lake Ava Jamestown Espyville Linesville Linesyile

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