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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1943
Page
3
The piece notes a major war bond drive seeking 13 billion dollars to sustain the war effort. It cites patriotism and thrift as investors back bonds, with Wendell Willkie praised. It highlights Guggenheim Foundation grants to 64 Americans, including artists and writers, for wartime and postwar work, and mentions beneficiaries aiding the Red Cross and Office of War Information.
Classifed page offers answers for a 10 question quiz. Questions cover anatomy myths birthplace Munda base location a famous monument in Heypt Katmai volcano truth and public figures. Includes the Social Security Board chair and language of Puerto Rican population and Fred Allen wartime service.
Factographs recall Vatel the clever chef to Louis XIV who killed himself in 1671 after the fish for a special banquet failed to arrive on time. The report notes Britons now eat about 30 percent more green vegetables than before the war.
Twenty years ago a prom journal recounts deaths, arrests, and weddings in Bedford and Corry. Thomas Castello, 69, dies at Roach's Crossing. Police arrest a man on multiple counterfeit checks tied to European Hotel and other businesses. Congressional hopefuls Pepper and Reed plan a statewide auto tour. Genev a T Christie and Wesley C Morris wed in Elkton Maryland with former Corry residents noted. Chamber pushes military training camp youth program at Camp Meade. Elizabeth Aistrup wed Marie Beck in a pretty reception at home of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Aistrup.
The excerpt discusses pain as a subjective experience and notes physiological responses such as raised blood pressure and dilated pupils. It argues that these signs do not always reflect actual pain and mentions that many drugs are used for pain relief but do not work identically for every person.
Mrs Eva M Nelson of Bradford died from a heart attack while playing accompaniment to her husband John W Nelson Sr's magic show at Selamanee High School auditorium The death occurred Saturday and the show was completed for the student audience by her husband She is survived by her husband and one son John W Nelson Jr formerly sports editor of the Bradford Era now serving in the United States Army
Erie April 12 Investigators from the Erie OPA office report initial concrete evidence of ceiling price violations in the area. Facts gathered last week prompt prosecutions. complaints continue to pour in daily with most cases tied to a single group of merchants. The investigation will expand by eight to ten investigators, and housewives are urged to call the office to file complaints.
Mrs Mildred Horner 33 of 402 Washington Ave Erie died at St Vincent's Hospital after being found unconscious in her kitchen with an empty poison bottle nearby Her husband Charles Horner found her at 4 pm and rushed her to the hospital where she died around 6 15 pm Dr Oscar Rena did a brief resuscitation attempt The motive remains unexplained She is survived by husband Charles L Horner and son Jack
Eugene R. Gulner, area director of the Williamsport defense rental area, promised rigid enforcement of Federal rent control yesterday. His enforcement division will investigate more than 300 complaints from tenants accusing landlords of making erroneous statements in registrations filed with the OPA. Most letters originate from the Emporium area.
Scores of farmers from Kentucky pass through Corry and relocate to Western New York state to escape poor soils and labor shortages. The move, part of a national effort overseen by the Farm Leauvity Administration, aims to place families on fresh, productive farms in Wyoming Niagara Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties. Migrants travel by Erie Railroad trains, with many awaiting transport to new homes and facing long waits at stations before departures.
Erie police arrested Alexander Zorkiewicz, 28, of 7104 East 19th Street, Friday afternoon on a warrant sworn by a missing person report filed by Alderman Thomas McCarty Bird. The alleged incident began Thursday near Parade Street and 180th when Zorkiewicz allegedly grabbed the woman by the arm and forced her into a car, later taking her to a location on the Lake road where the assault occurred.
Two four year old boys Robert Mock and Walford Guth went missing in a wooded area near Riverside Drive and Fryburg Friday evening. Police and state motor police searched the area through the night. one boy was found asleep along a path and the other was found later and both were returned home unharmed.
Daniel Roper, long-serving secretary to President Roosevelt, died in his Washington home after several months of illness. He was 70 years old.
In Oil City on April 12 a Erie child named Dorothy Engleston suffered burns when her dress ignited. The incident occurred as she stood at home 460 Bake Second Street. She was hospitalized in serious condition but listed as improving late Saturday. The piece notes the family and hospital details with limited clarity.
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