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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

6

Pennsylvania Farm Column Highlights Early Peach Harvest

The Pennsylvania peach harvest is underway a week earlier than usual with large, flavorful peaches good for canning and slicing. Officials discuss moving the crop, possibly using schoolchildren as pickers. The blight threatens potatoes in mountainous Potter and Somerset counties, worsened by wet weather and spraying delays. Agricultural notes cover oats, hay, corn, tobacco, alfalfa, and tomatoes. tomato canning is ramping up, with a 82 percent rise in acreage. Red mite control for poultry houses is advised using a soap kerosene spray mixed with water.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Potter Somerset Lancaster County Erie County Agriculture Department

Missing Jamestown sergeant long serving in Air Corps

Mrs Joseph Paterniti of Crescent Street received word that her brother Sergeant Sosepn T Cammarata, formerly of Jamestown, has been reported missing in action. He left Jamestown 15 years ago to enlist in the Air Corps in Hawaii, later becoming an ocean steamer engineer, then returned to the Air Corps in California and was sent to the Philippines at the time of the final surrender. The note references his long service and updated status. Nearly 200000 persons worked in petroleum and natural gas in the United States in 1959.

Jamestown Aug Joseph “Paterniti Crescent Street Sosepn ‘T. Cammarata Fle Vly Cammarats Jamestown Shout Air Corps Hawaiian Islands California Philippines

SEC censures New York firm over Associated Gas audits

The SEC withdraws registration of Associated Gas Company stock from the New York and Los Angeles exchanges after faulting Has iting & Sells for not conducting comprehensive audits. The 1985 86 and 27 reports are cited as inadequately supporting the financial statements. The commission warns that remnants of 1940 bankruptcy and reorganization haunt current filings and that trustee Stanley Clarke deems the stock worthless, delaying 1940 annual report expenses.

Philadelphia SEC New York Commission Hasiting & Sells Fisd Tavestary AGECO Stanley Clarke Nad AGEGO United

Warren Police Dept Promotes Officers at August Meeting

At the August borough council session in Warren changes were made in the police department. Michael Evan was promoted to first lieutenant and Gordon Minn to second lieutenant. Captain Rey Eickhart, ill for some time, requested voluntary demotion to patrolman with pay prorated from $148.50 monthly. Ernest Hewitt of Alexander Street was appointed as patrolman at $126.50 per month.

Warren Michael Evan Gordon Minn Rey Eekhard Ernest Hewitt Alexander Street

Waterford Man Survives Narrow Crash at Junction

Erie state trooper Reeder reports Frederick Barber of Waterford, 48, escaped serious injury after his car struck the rear of a stock trailer at Route 20 and Harborcreek Lawrence Park road. The impact demolished the front engine while Barber, shaken, was only lightly cut by splinters from the panel. Richard Wintemute of Girard drove the Western Express trailer, owned by Lyle Salisbury of West Springfield.

Erie Aug Reeder Frederick Barber Waterford Route 20 Harborcreek Lawrence Park Road Barber Richard Wintemute Girard Western Express Lyle Salisbury W. Springfield

New War Accident Policy Offered to Civilians

New York August 6 a new war accident policy will cover civilians nationwide with a fixed premium of 5.50 per year regardless of age or occupation. It pays 5000 to beneficiaries if death results from direct enemy attack and 2500 for loss of limb or sight, plus up to 50 for medical expenses within months of the incident. The policy aims to supplement standard health and accident coverages and is awaiting tentative adoption by insurers in the state.

New York Proup Neemseit Midwest Ashle Ural Che Mie

Ohio couple honored with weekend visits and a wedding

Spacious column records a Columbus honor couple's weekend trips to Dunkirk and Erie visits by many friends. It notes Patty Mishik's wedding to Milton Jaquith at St. Elizabeth church with details on attire and attendants. Also mentions a Lillite Reunion, church services scheduled for August 5, and Ralph Bill's 25th wedding anniversary with a silver purse gift.

Columbus Jack Berry Dunkirk Kenyon Miller Clare Gordon Merle Page Erie Perry Mead Frank Whiteley Magnolia Bay Chautauqua Lake Nis Franc Howard Arthur ‘Milder P. R. Civb Mead Park Eben Dunham Vi A. Smith Patty Kafferlin Spring Creek Hollis Opperman Mary Mishik Corry R. D Milton Jaquith Glenn Jacquith St. Mlrabeth Church Carl Heidt Herold Jacquith John Mishik Bear Lake Albert Sandburg Ian Charles Emma Carroll Gertrude Carroll Exie Weaving Ralph Bill

Origin of Golf Traced to Holland and Scotland Claim

A Dutch claim traces golf’s origin to Holland in the twelfth century. It notes the game was introduced into Scotland just before 1457, marking a high point in early golf history and cross‑regional links.

Holland Scotland

RUSS RESERVES MOVE TO SAVE STALINGRAD

Soviet and German forces battle across southern Belaya Glina and Bryansk fronts as Germans push toward airfields near Markop and an oil port on the Caspian Sea. Major General Follett Bradley arrives in Moscow to aid Red Army. A village in Bryansk is recaptured as fighting continues on multiple fronts. Local note: Martha Shipman visits Sunbury residents in Elm Street area.

Dow Voroshil VK Red Star Belaya Glin Bushchevka Russia Belaya Gina Markop Moscow Folleth Bradley United States Porces Aida Red Army Belays Glina Aumly Eletskaya Front Brynsk Front Stalingrad To Shutt Kotelnikovski Astrakhen Caspian Ser Votea Hat Oil

City Likely to Offer Compromise in Erie Bond Case

Aug 6 Erie plans a settlement offer to defaulted bondholders of about 80 percent of face value, totaling around 49 000. Judge Evans encouraged another settlement push after five test cases. If no deal, Evans will rule on the matter based on presented facts.

Erie Privice Dokept C. Mas HUA Knid Ely Cowbell Matib Elmer L. Evans Evans Tle Martin Wial Ot

Two Boys Burned in Erie Accidents

In Erie Pennsylvania on August 6 two boys were injured in separate accidents. Ronnie Somerville seven suffered severe arm and shoulder burns after touching a lye wire while seated on a bridge near the Hummmer mill Paper Company. Steven Tampithi fourteen sustained burns to both arms when a dynamite cap exploded in front of him, caused by another youth.

Assomatea Erin Ronnie Somerville Karl R. Somerville Hummermill Paper Company Steven Tampithi

Can't Keep Grandma in Her Chair Ad Claims Pain Relief

An ad lists backache relief claims for kidney disorder symptoms and offers Dauo's Filbhy as a remedy. It mentions pain relief from nagging backache, frequent urination, and burning ache, urging readers to consult their druggist for product safety. It uses early 20th century marketing language with unsettled OCR text.

Pephd Sivrey Sven

Answers to Today’s Quiz

Answers to today’s quiz show a misspelled list with errors and mislabelled items. It mentions Reuben James destroyer sunk Betaber 1940, Ko, Palse: it was less thant tall, Bicoin disease, Berne, Department of Justice, 2 Marc Canhety, Ui Jocham Dees, Parl. 19, and Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis.

Reuben James Palse Berne Department of Justice Marc Canhety Jocham Dees Sinclair Lewis

Notices SAVE TIME Have your oats combined Paul V Lines Corry

A brief notice from Corry RD4 about oats collection cites Paul V Lines as the contact for combining the harvest.

Paul V Corry

Mrs Jennie E Place Dies in Erie Home

Former Corry resident Mrs Jennie E Place dies Wednesday afternoon at her son Prank Place s Erie home Born in 1877 she spent early years in Corry and Buffalo before moving to Erie Survived by daughter Mrs Fred Reiner Holland N Y twelve grandchildren and two brothers Funeral services at Bracken Keating chapel Saturday at 2 p m with burial in Pine Grove cemetery

Jennie E. Place Erie Corry Prank Samford Pines Deceasers Buffalo Fred Reiner Holland, N John A. Marinas Louis F. Marnas Pittsburgh Pince Bracken-Keating Pine Grove Cemetery

Japanese Beetle Traps Placed In Jamestown

Jamestown reports installation of 302 beetle traps to curb an invasion of winged Japanese beetles. The campaign is led by the U S Department of Agriculture and aims to reduce beetle spread, with many insects captured so far and more expected before removal ends.

Jamestown United States Department of Agriculture

Wild Jackasses Save Survivors From Ship Sinking

A dramatic sea tale recalls a lifeboat survival ordeal. Survivors fashioned nets to catch fish after food ran low. seaman Miller lost an arm to a shark and died, and 15 year old cook Parsons perished from exhaustion. After detour on a small isle they reached safety aboard Betty Carstairs yacht, as Navy and Allied reports track wartime losses in the Western Atlantic.

Mfehya Miller Parsons Parsons, Died In the Lifeboat Fromn Exhaustion. After Two Days On the Detoiste Fie Bshimas Betty Carstairs Navy Maal U. S Tbe Atlantic

Jans Wyatt Works For War Effort In Red Cross Lab

Actress Jans Wyatt, member of the Los Angeles Red Cross chapter, divides her time between film roles and war service. She works in a Glendale laboratory, aiding the home front as part of the American Red Cross effort.

Jans Wyatt Miss Wyatt Los Angeles Fie American Red Cross Glendale Cal

Markets Buffalo Livestock and Pittsburgh Produce Items

Buffalo market reports show steady to good demand with cattle, calves, sheep and hogs traded. Notable price ranges include steers 12.00-12.75, cows 9.25-11.50, vealers 15.50-16.00, and calves around 12.00-12.50. Pittsburgh Produce notes moderate demand with apples and potatoes trading steadily, various coppery price ranges listed for Pennsylvanian and New Jersey varieties.

Pittsburgh

Beratse 1609 Plans and Secret Practices Near Nebr Air Base

Fragmented report notes Beratse 1609 with plans to secret football practices near a Nebraska air base. References to scouts, Michigan rivalry, and possible town meetings appear amid garbled names and places, mentioning a football event at Wichita and a game against Norfolk with uncertain outcomes. The piece references various individuals and teams in scattered fragments, lacking a clear single narrative.

Beratse Neb Uel Michigan Gigi Ment Hig Press Max Algust Taelnta

Stand Rig i Cooke at UMama Petitions Attire Incident

Stand Rig i Cooke appears in a terse item as a sensational prompt about a campus or event involving clothing, urging readers to note the provocative behavior and a call to action. No clear dates or organizations are specified in the visible text.

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