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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary text lists cities and buildings with Associated Press attribution and mail rates. Mentions Corry Pennsylvania postal entry, subscription and advertising rate phrases, and multiple city references without a clear news event.
The National Tax Conference and Associated State Chambers of Commerce urge highest possible taxes to fund war while preserving private enterprise. They call for elimination of wasteful government spending and oppose tax provisions that burden revenue or control business. They argue revenue measures must sustain a strong democratic America and continued employment.
A pastor notes many youth face a harsh environment as fathers leave and mothers work harder. He argues most youths are neither good nor bad but shaped by home school church and community. With proper guidance and honest facts youths can rise to support families and themselves.
Twenty years ago hail and snow blanketed Corry with residents recalling heavy snowfall. Witnesses from Corry travel to Buffalo for a $50,000 railroad death suit involving Harold Cutting. A jailed tax evader is released after thirty days for non payment. Easter church services are well attended. Sister Mary Evangelist dies in Youngstown after pneumonia. Vera Hasbrouck and Phillip Herron wed Easter morning. Honduras has 44 975 square miles with about 000 miles of motor roads.
Solicitor General John A. Boykin, a decades long driver of Atlanta crime cases, will not seek reelection after seven terms. His 28 year tenure is noted as possibly a national record for big cities. Boykin discusses philosophy, crime Rackets, and press influence shaping public welfare.
Approximately 15 motorists in the Erie OPA district have had their gasoline rations suspended for the duration with several placed on probation for essential war work. Acting chief enforcement attorney Albert Berger said hearings before the Erie County War Price and Ration Board yielded suspensions since January 1 along with arrests, convictions, and debiting of stations for invalid coupons and counterfeit gasoline currency.
At Clymer Central School Hazel Foster is named valedictorian and Winitret Rhebergen salutatorian for the year. Miss Foster is the daughter of Mr.
The article discusses snoring as a nuisance and outlines types of nocturnal sounds such as laryngeal stidor and asthmatic wheezing. It notes open-mouth breathing and mentions physicians injecting substances into the soft palate to reduce snoring.
Women advised to start today with SAN-CURA Soap for cleansing and SAN-CURA Ointment Ushtly applied at night to local irritations blemishes and blackheads. The simple method promises radiant skin and urges purchase at druggists.
The questions cover the owner of Tom Sawyer manuscript, city of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, bullfighting roles, birthplace of Henry A. Wallace, whether Washington had a middle name, aim of the Ledo road, two landlocked South American countries, completing the quotation, star sizes, and the first English King of the House of Windsor.
Wayne A. Gleeton of Wesleyville was elected president of the Erie County Association of Boroughs for his ninth term at the Cranesville Methodist Church. Also elected were Merle Sexton as first vice president Vern Best as second vice president Carl Cook as treasurer and George W. Thomas as secretary. The executive committee members will keep their posts unless their boros replace them.
James Quintiliant, 34, died Thursday at 3 am in Elk County Hospital after being ill since Monday. Coroner Dr A C Wyers of St Marys investigates cause of death amid a mystery. report not complete today.
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