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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1943

Page

8

Costs clash over engineering delays on Bent Creek sewer

City officials push to speed up Bent Creek Sewer extension with Federal Works Agency action. Cleveland firms Havens and Emerson defend high engineering costs, while the FWA questions funding. Curfew vote may return to council Monday as school board supports curfew. Spring cleanup dates set for the upcoming council meeting.

Gounei Federal Works Agency Bent Creek Duty 1St Ben D. ‘Williams Havens and Emerson Cleveland FWA Tech Agency P. TA Board of Education City Council

Relief ship docks loaded with colds on Arctic voyage

A spring relief ship reaches the Arctic coast and many crew members fall ill with colds. Settlements nearby also report rapid sickness as the voyage highlights widespread congestion. A shop ad promotes World’s Tonic as a gentle cold remedy without habit forming narcotics available at Lindstey’s and Rekall Drug Stores.

Smp Arctic Lindstey's Rekall

Hitler’s bold stroke in the Caucasus report

Reported reinforcements press on the mainland while supplies falter. Red forces widen efforts across the Kerch Strait and push at German lines. Kuban front remains the critical sector of the Russian battle. Pennsylvania studies training pupils as bus drivers to move 300000 pupils to school.

Kerch Kuban Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction

Massive residential shifts hit Spartansburg in spring

Spartansburg sees record housing moves with fourteen homes bought in fall and winter and many residents selling and moving. Families like Patton and Conley relocate while new tenants fill former business spaces as the town reshapes its housing and club life with church and community notes also updated.

Spartansburg Sparansburg L. M. Patton Quality Cash Cherrytree Rey W. W. Conley Patton Tabernacle Gosper Alliance James Nadonley Brooks Clyde Johnston Titusville Telephone Exchange Marton Vernal Torrey Burt Jackson S.C Corp. Vernal Torrey George Salmon Charles Parker Crawford Equity Waterford Harter Ray Salmon Women's Hub Tenon J Sylvia Morris Glenn Steadmen Sylvia Mortis Francis Dowler Centerville Lorraine Shreve Priscilla Bryant Scotland Kitty Connie Snapp Joyee Snapp Carol Rogers Msty Lou Smith Hurley Whitley Joyce Nichols Delores McDonnell Jesus Dorothy Davis Nadine Shapp Walt and Con Amore Shirley ‘Tillotson Old Virginy Jean Nadine Snapp Jean Snapp Florence Snapp Biliott Rogers Lawrence Snapp Freda Ivy Embroidery Club

Bradford Woman Dies From Auto Crash Injuries

Ellie Mae Wazelle, a Bradford resident and defense worker, died Thursday from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Mrs. Floyd Johnston on April 17 at a street intersection. Wazelle suffered a base skull fracture, a fractured pelvis, and a broken collarbone. she died at Bradford Hospital.

Baseare Ures Ansss Ellie ‘Mae Wazelle Floyd Johnston Miss Wazelle Bradford

State Leads All In Scrap Drive Victory

Pennsylvania tops nations in iron and steel scrap tin cans and silk and nylon hosiery collections. The State Defense Council reports for the month ending April 16, Pennsylvania donated 7,2140 pairs of silk and nylon hosiery, totaling 163,082 pounds or 3,278,640 pairs. Tin can collections reached 2,361 tons, collapsible tin tubes 41,449 pounds, and waste fats 619,576 pounds since salvaging began.

Pennsylvania Associated Press Harrisburg State Defense Council Commonwealth Chatruas Warron R. Roberts Washington

Bear Second Best in Collision With Truck

A large black bear weighing 215 pounds jumped a guard rail near Tidioute and collided with an Endeavor Lumber Co truck. The crash damaged the truck and killed the bear. Warren State Hospital gained the animal for the state collection. Game Protector George Notts presented it to the institution.

Warren Warren State Hospital Bimber Run George Notts Warren Erat

Final payment announced for Edinboro bank creditors

Edinboro Bank trustees announce final payment of about 200000 to depositors of the old Pist National Bank of Edinboro. May 3 is slated for the final balance payments, with 100 percent return on deposits. I Skelton, trustees chairman, asks depositors to present certain certificates for the anticipated distribution.

RIK Apu National Bank of Edinboro I. Skelton

Agitation for a Fourth Term Grows in 1944 Debate

In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh a growing drive for a Roosevelt fourth term stirs GOP opposition and Democratic defense. Senator Guffey predicts renomination if the war ends late, while Biddle and others defend continuity. Speakers warn against dictatorship and political maneuvering during wartime, with debates at Jefferson Day dinner and a Town Meeting broadcast.

Philadelphia U. S Joseph P. Guffey Roosevelt Francis Biddle Democratic Party United States Biddle Guffey Ameriea Theb Harrison Spangler Spangler Guiney Bricker Wendell Wille Dewey Tutt Slusten Prank O Walker Joseph 5. Casey Massachusetts Pittssurga Syria H. Styles Brides New Hampshire Kenneth Wherry Nebraska Matthew M. Neely

Capitalism and Labor Forum Clarifies On Fourth-Term Talk

Geom V. Denny, moderator, responded to charges about a fourth term proposal at a session on capitalism and labor. He stated the White House had not been informed and that Republicans first suggested the idea.

West Virginia Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt America Neely Bridges Harry Hopkins Wherry White House U Session of Capitalism and Labor Geom

Fragmentary OCR hints at parade and mining event details

Fragmented text references a parade with miners and political figures, mentioning Roosevelt era themes, labor, and public notices. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but hints point to a regional event with miners, governors, and Roosevelt associations, expected participants and public reaction.

Unclear fragment from coal mine report

Fragmentary OCR text mentions coal mine activity and a Coke Company near a town. No clear dates or entities to identify. The readable lines hint at mine operations and a crew, with garbled place names. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome for a full card.

Fragmentary OCR Note from New York County Supply Docket

Fragmented OCR text references counties and notices about a new code or policy. It mentions New York and old white perhaps in a docket or notice context. The readable portions are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or names.

New York

Fragmentary note hints at stoppage amid living range posting

Fragmentary OCR reads about a stoppage or incident involving a star unit and living range posting, with incomplete phrases and unclear entities. Unable to determine concrete names, dates, or places from the text available.

Fragmented Budget Figures Reveal Mixed Tax Revenue Totals

A garbled OCR fragment shows large currency figures, including 24,289,150,250 and 491,103,515, with accompanying decimals and stray numbers. The readable parts suggest a financial summary or tax revenue total but lack clear context or complete labels.

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