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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

8

Wattsburg Fair Names Dell Darling Master of Ceremonies

Wattsburg Aug 3 Dell Darling Erie County commissioner named master of ceremonies for Wattsburg fair Aug 20 to Sept 2. Darling known for fair service and community ties amid wartime planning for exhibits, horse show, and closing features. Secretary Harry M Burrows notes big Wednesday Friday schedule with 17 horse classes and a Labor Day pulling contest and Pittsburgh entertainment.

Bell Darling Wattsburg Erie County Dell Darling Darling Angie I Corry Fair Watts Harry M. Burrows Wattsburg Fair Fiost Burrows KDA Pittsburgh Georgian Wild Cats Campbell

White House Action Near in Pia Staie White House Action Near in Pia Staie

Government seizure hinted as potential breakthrough amid labor standoff. Union opposes stoppage. Rioting triggers injuries, hospitalization rises to at least 14 before rain eased. Police report Miller possibly suffered a chest fracture after a clash in the area. Wounded identified as Erwin Od-Tink, 21.

Rave Cme Washington Providentiel Miller Guy R. Parsons Parsons Erwin Od- Tink

Mrs Lorin W Smith Dies Here Wednesday

Mrs Lorin W Smith widow of the late Dr Lorin Smith died here Wednesday after a brief illness at Cory Hospital. Survived by son Lorin W Smith Jr in Washington DC and two grandsons, Midshipman Lorin W Smith IV and Cpl James W Smith. Body shipped to Wabash Indiana for funeral Friday afternoon.

Norm Wysuai Sty Cory Hospital Ux Jlness More Lay Smitti Lorin Smith Wabash Ind Corry Walker Franklin Artemus Curnithhiarl Coatesville Doys Caroline Skevles Bracken-Keating Fim

Death Case Settled In $75,000 Titusville Trial

In Jamestown Aug 8 a $75,000 damage suit brought by Mrs. Jostyhine C. Anderson against Struthers Wells Company ended with a settlement after the judge announced terms reached. The case stemmed from the 1942 death of Oscar E. Anderson at the Titusville plant during a crane operation. Principal witnesses included Orville White and Robert C. Brickner.

Titusville Jamestown Jostyhine C. Anderson Struthers Wells Company Whiely Oscar E. Anderson TW. S John Knight Pederel Court Clive L. Wright Russell Harrington Syracuse Hawyer Wright Orville White Anderson Helper Robert C Brickner Erie Iptor

Rouse damage action filed in Erie court

Two wrongful death suits filed in Erie county court seek 79 000 dollars total after fatal vehicle crashes. One suit by Dorothy Reed of Akron alleges death of her husband Robert Reed in a collision at Routes 20 and 93 Fairview. defendant Motor Age Transit Lines Inc and driver Donald Thomas. The second suit by Clella Rouse of Amity township seeks 60 000 dollars for the death of Guy Rouse after a Lyons road crash while his wife was in contact with a parked car’s occupant. Attorney William C Thig for the Reed case and S Y Rossiter for the Rouse case.

WRIE Erie Fairview Dorothy A. Reed Akron Ohio Robert F. Reed Lyons Transportation Co Motor Age Transit Lines, Inc Buffalo Donald Thomas Hauck William C. Thig Clella M. Rouse Amity Township Mary Kulgancuk Guy Rouse Lyons Road Wattsburg

Southwest Pacific Ace Bags 21st Plane

Southwest Pacific ace Thomas B. McGuire of Ridgewood New Jersey bagged his 21st Japanese plane to become the leading American air ace in the Southwest Pacific. Maj Richard Bong of Poplar Wisconsin had 27. McGuire scored his 21st in a raid on Halmahers about 400 miles from the nearest American airbase in a mission one of the longest for P 38s.

Southwest Pacific Thomas B. McGuire Ridgewood N. At Richard Bong Poplar Wis United States Maj McGuire Halmahers

New National Elks Chief Robert Barrett Elected

Robert R Barrett of Alexandria Virginia was chosen as grand exalted ruler at the eightieth annual Elks session in Chicago. He has a long record in journalism international trade American diplomacy and social welfare. He succeeds Frank J Lomelson of Portland Oregon as head of the 850000 member BPOE.

Robert Barrett Chicago Alexandria Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Hedge BPOE Frank J. Loneyson Portland Ore

Sinclairville Boy Injured In Park Street Collision

Aug 3 in Sinclairville eight year old Brewer Dan Sinclairville was treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital Dun Kirk for cuts bruises and brush burns after a car struck him on Park Street yesterday. Deputy Noble said the boy darted from behind a truck into an approaching car while behind the village school intake.

Sinclairvill Brewer Sinclairville Brooks Memorial Hospital Dun Kirk Park Street Barery Noble David

Corry G L F Meeting Set For August 6

Corry G L F committee chairman Darrow announced the yearly local G L F meeting in Grane hall on Wednesday evening August 6 at 8 o’clock. The agenda includes electing two new committee members to replace Ralph Morris and Arthur Lindstrom and district manager GC Osheck will report on the past year’s operation. The program will discuss current and post war agricultural problems in the northeast and farmer responses.

Gorry Praik Darrow Corry Grane Hall Darrow Ralph Morris Arthur Lindstrom Osheck Farmers’ Cooperative Mortis Lindstrom

Moscow Atrocity Claims Raise German Hospital Death Toll

Moscow reports from the Ukraine state atrocities committee accuse German doctors of spreading infectious disease by crowding dying patients in a room as 1,800 were dying. The committee, led by Nikita Kauschov, says 150,000 patients died in Slavata near Kiev during Nazi occupation and describes starvation on a diet of 250 grams of ersatz flour.

Asiuemen Moscow Ukraine Slavata Kiev Nikita Kauschev Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

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