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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
8
April 14 report outlines proposed housing of war prisoners at the Chautauqua county fair grounds. Army officials indicate about 675 workers needed, with 400 housed at the fair grounds and 275 sent to Westfield. Possible additional quarters at Silver Creek. Germans likely to be used, with heavier guards than Italians last year.
Nanticoke Pa April 14 Police began an investigation into the death of 13 year old Celia Kundrat found yesterday in a bedroom of her home by her sister Eleanor The coroner Dr J F Roth ruled homicidal strangulation Chief John Imereski said the mother Mrs Julia Rundra had been under observation in the Women’s Detention ward at Luzerne County prison but no charges have been filed.
The Spartansburg school cafeteria reports success with 15 cent lunches. Nearly 100 meals are served each day featuring creamed potatoes bacon beans bread and vegetables. The program runs in Mrs. Isabel Rove’s absence with meals directed by Mrs. Elgie Welchner amid illness.
The reader provides a list of quiz results tied to a March 12 1944 editorial page and a daily 4 1770. It references items including Cubs a Raydolah fi Pail young swan and a claim about 500 Marines with Adm delays and false assertions. It concludes with Nicaragua being the largest Central American republic.
Antiseptic sanitary product offers relief for itching and burning, claims to prevent infection on minor wounds and skin issues. The package lists price 60 cents and recommends washing with San-Cora Soap before application.
Caro Petyanis, long time choir director, died Saturday in Caro Maine. He led the Bongmiin College Choir and mentored Armenian heritage musicians. Born to Armenian parents, he studied at the Institute of Musical Art and the columbia University program, with ties to Metropolitan Opera figures and Houghton College.
Pittsburg market notes show moderate demand with steady apples and carloads. Prices listed for Pennsylvania Baldwins, Virginia York Imperials, and Maine Katahdins, plus Florida Bliss Triumphs and Texas JBlse Triumphs. Buffalo livestock reports hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied weights and prices. New York eggs and a broad stock market recap follow, noting cautious optimism ahead of European developments and D-Day considerations.
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