Evening Journal Warns on School Supervision Shortfalls
The Evening Journal argues for stronger school supervision after ongoing disputes at Corry’s Junior High and senior high, linking weak oversight to teaching-method controversies and lack of direct contact between leaders, teachers, and students. It calls the Board of Education to appoint a superintendent and maintain steady administrative oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAL
Educatina
Aues
Fry
Board of Mucation
Premarital Examinations Widely Required Across States
The Medical Society notes premarital checks used to curb disease spread. Thirty states reject hasty marriages with required exams. Pennsylvania, enacting its law in 1939, requires only syphilis testing, while other states may include tuberculosis mental disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Pennsylvania
Today’s Common Error in Slang and Adverbs
A note on usage cites slang expressions like sure and ome. It argues there is no strong exception to slang but cautions recognition and correct adverb forms such as vaurely. The piece emphasizes clear language instruction and common pitfalls in modern writing.
Mackenzie Explains No Relief For Bataan With Pac War Outlook
DeWitt Mackenzie argues relief to Bataan was impossible due to sea and air control by Japan. He predicts Russia will oppose Nazi expansion, stressing need to shift focus to the European front while preparing for future air and naval strikes against Japan from Australia and beyond. He warns a long war and warns Marshall's London trip signals urgent Allied arms mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKenzie
Bataan
Russia
Waters
Australia
Gould
Om Batuu
Japan
Nippon
Tokyo
Ounka
Thas
Hitler
Marshall
London
Jose
Europe
Orient
Campbell resigns as Citizens National Bank vice president
Twenty years ago a Citizens National Bank board meeting announced James W. Campbell's resignation as vice president and general manager, with him leaving the board as well. City officials began an extensive summer pavement repair plan, citing Washington, Eagle, Allen streets and the rear alley of First avenue. Driver Fred Laird was seriously injured by a 900-volt line. Theo Moore rescued him and he was treated at a hospital. City schools announce spring vacation from Thursday to next Wednesday. Holy Week sermons at local churches feature Rev Stockham. City Commission approves third reading for a public sewer project along Main Street Shady Avenue South Street and Route 8, and a sanitary sewer lane on West Smitty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
James W.campbell
Vic
Campbell
City Commission
Rogers
Washington Street
Eagle Street
Allen Street
First Avenue
Fred Taird
Carry City Electric Light On
Theo Moore
Laird
Main Street
Shady Avenue
South Street
Township of
Columbus
J, W, and
A,p. Howard Company
West Smitty Street
Marlon
York Street
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
Questions cover government reports drafts, lottery numbers, Burma religion, Hawaiian population, Appian Way, Canada vs US size, Florence Italy name, three branches of US government, Bible publication year, and drug abuse terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Government
Burma
Hawaiian Islands
Dominion of Canada
United States
T. Wihate
Firenze
Governumusit
Eia
Six Injured Two Seriously In Kane Crash
Six people were injured in a Route three miles east of Kane crash caused by skid conditions from rain turning to sleet. Edward Snyder, 70, and daughter Eleanor Snyder suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. Others, Clarice Shawley and Virginia Snyder, had minor injuries. Truck operator Gerald Boorum and passenger Howard Tasbox sustained minor injuries. State police attributed the accident to hazardous driving on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Tey
Kane
Edward Snyder
Sil First Avenue
Johnsonburg
Eleanor Snyder
Pine Grove
Galif
Snyder Apt
Clarice Shawley
Virginia Snyder
Johnsonbirg
Gerald Boorum
Keating Summit
Port Allegany Planing Mill, Inc
Howard Tasbox
Port Allegany
Albion Woman's Kin Died in Jap Prison
Corporal Albert Green, 31, of Winnipeg, nephew of Mrs. V. E. Best, died in a Hong Kong prison camp in February per International Red Cross information to his wife and father. He enlisted in the Canadian army over two years ago, had been in Jamaica, and went to Hong Kong shortly before the Japanese invasion. He is one of five sons. two are in England and two in native service in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Albert Green
Winnipeg
V. E. Best
Hong Kong
International Red Cross
Gellers
Switzerland
Green
Jamaica
England
Canada
Corry News Notes and Local Happenings
Corry residents hear about ships and oil routes. local figures including Bill Johnny, Mrs Gladys Price Howe, and Dr Harry Rhodes appear in brief items. A Civil War cannon sale, Kiwanis circus plans, and aviation tests are noted along with local deaths, theater figures, and a police or public safety vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germavny
Jon ‘Maillek
South Armenian
Favanasi
Bill Johnbny
Jamestown
Corry
Point Gratiot
Dunkirk
Kiwanis Club
Lewis Bros. Circus
John Boryk
Essex Street
Millville
Florida
Harry Rhodes
Robert Williams
Cage Offical
Mquor
Aero Supply
Waltoniens
Johnny Miller
Enneous Brothers
Erie Corry
Fter
Corry notes community pages and wartime concerns
A sprawling fragmentary column from Corry discusses local figures, wartime themes, and community events. Mentions Meath Park caretaker, Loyd Wilkinson, and Lexie Good Friday Authority, plus shifts in local posts, a planned Vint magazine, and various notices. It references Ch bylines, a Mead Park concert idea, and local business ads amid scattered notes on postwar expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure Wien
sTuawyihy Citi
Corry Buy
Wien
Archie Sheppard
Ean Bates
Nichols
Robing Knowlton
Ber Hinsh
Erie
Charles Rich
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Aero Supply
Iitter
Kallie
Pat Robinson
Internatonal News
Dim Silbertan
Anchrvlin
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce Pittsburgh
Markets report fluctuating produce prices with apples and Winesaps varying by region. Buffalo livestock and hogs show tone and weight shifts, with cattle and calves moving slowly and a general weekly trade pattern noted by Associated Press.
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Lesh Street
Colegrove
Lombard
Bel Advertising
Kimmall, Inc
New York
Equire
Chicago
Je & Fond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press -Associated Press
Republic of All News
Cory
Evening Journal
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Dewitt Macenzie
Philippines
Hematreet
Methodist Church
A. Stockham
The
Presbyterian Church
Daily Quiz
ATR
Girard Cosmopolite Herald
Harrison Rawson
J. Harold Aufersom
Exle
Tommy Freeman
Southwest
Los Angeles
Slsé
University of Arizons
Torisl
Corry Rod and Giih
Erie County Sportsmen's League
Art Patro
Quist
WPA
Ak Marbor
Creek
W. Apd
Mead Park
Bob Brown
Vincent Sheean
Ard'ecturer
Tainbord
Shean
Whai
China
Mala
Greyhound Post House
Inule
Weill
Curry Journal
AJ. Aikens
Harley Davison Moleievels
Joh F. Voli
Curry Clymer-Columblis
Root's
Parade Strept
Tre Pa
Emsteand
Jon Tortn
Bing
Ford Hotel
Bis
Penny
Apiath
Sian
D. L Engle
Birlington
Town
Thompson
Foultry Barm
Clymer
Frank Gates
West Church St
Robert Hoge
Path
Pacific
Meadville
Poller
Lloyd
Braley's
North Center St
Paylor
Bills Harvey
Tehulle Decatur Siu
Alvin G. Benlek
George Diobhek
East Main Ligudt
South Center Street
Chestnut
Geno
Capela
Elgin
Lowell Mellett
Florence
Rgtsiahve Anihe
Tudi
Syngeanche
Aienen
eLarks
Ape
Spenger
Tawi Sexi
Compiove Lineal
Condon
Gari’ Seeds
Doane's
W. Malo
Gunding Timber
Marchwestern
Intition
Weresge and
Price
Roy “Es” Corry Jounalania
Straker Gall
Manera Convenienges Adulis
Nas
Wineits
Spaz
W. Mala
Washington
Werhin
Weile Journal
Box Head
J. W. Youngk
West Frederick
T Nom
Bath
Sidity
Inauive
Church St
Johe W Claugh
Sunkist Calif
Igc
ACME
Crisco
Puritan
Doz
War Department
Pearl Harbor
Ajax Marine Engines
Brooks Studio
Venango
Franklin
jFranklin
Rocky Grove
Brad Hons
Lis
Gondher
Edward W. Salter
Teporte
War Bond
Rome
Maine
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
N.Y
Associated Press
LAM Anaconda
Ailantié Refining
Bendix
Penna RR
Penney
Radio
Socony Vacuum Standard
Gulf
Standard
Studebaker
Texas
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Tenitier
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