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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1943

Page

6

Local News Briefs Amid War Time Scrutiny and Town Events

A muggy night saw one arrest reported by police. A missing boy was found safe after a two hour search prompted by a worried mother. Packard Motor Oil announces 1943 first half earnings of 1.97 million with 960 million in orders. Real estate transfers involve Corry properties and multiple buyers. Bicycle vandalism near Rex theatre prompts police inquiry. Pennsylvania Potato Growers plan a Camp Potato meeting August 14 to discuss OPA rules and seed development. War Ration Book Three applications deadline approaches at local boards. Turben wins contract to transport Wat Haven children to Concord School at 175 dollars monthly, up 25 from last year.

Flw Turben Columbus Watr=haven Concord

Steelworkers Back 47th Team in Roosevelt Fourth Term Show

Delegates at the United Steelworkers of America two day convention in the Maxonte Temple Sunday afternoon voiced support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presumed fourth term. Harry Boyer cited by Union Council secretary urged loyalty to labor ally Roosevelt. The body adopted over twenty resolutions including a push for the international office to return 60 percent of the monthly dues to locals.

United Steelworkers of America Maxonte Temple Pradklin D. Roosevelt GUL & Buist Harry Boyer Pennsylvania Tidus Hal Union Council Jed Roosevelt International Office Boyer State Industries Union Council Tabor Edward Martin

Sailor Held For Burglary And Robbery

Milgin J Mowery 18 alias Melvin Jeffery Hugh and a U S Navy member Whitted were captured by Pennsylvania state police at Pleasant Gap for stealing a car at Mt Carmel and robbing a Johnsonburg residence. He confessed to both crimes and is jailed in Centre County. Mowery, from Kulpmont Northumberland County, wore a Navy uniform during arrest and claimed the Buick stolen on June 36. He served at Norfolk Virginia. In Johnsonburg he stole $380 cash.

Ridgway Milgin J. Mowery Melvin Jeffery Hugh Naling Spitty" Mowery Melvin Peltz U. S. Navy Whitted Mt. Carmel Johnsonburg Pennsylvania Pleasant Gap Centre County Bellefonte Mowery Kulpmont Office of Price Administration

Cranesville farmer hurt as horse bucks

Ele Aug Wy MWIOnnet Suku Vitel, a Cranesville farmer, sustained a fractured arm and wrist and facial injuries when a frightened horse bolted Sunday afternoon. He was holding the reins to calm it when the animal bolted and he was thrown aside. A Loree wagon struck the horse, and family members helped control the animal while rescuers moved him to St. Vincent's Hospital.

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Reunion of Sparta boys on furlough at Spartansburg

Spartaburg hosts a weekend reunion as eleven Army and Navy boys return on furlough from Camp Edward Fort Knox Camp Livingston Pine Camp and Quogue Long Island with families. Charles Wetherbee marries Doris Scouten. Local births birthdays and hospital notes accompany the gathering and social events.

Spartansburg Army and Navy Sparta Darrell Thomas Kysor Abe Hathaway Corp Charles Wetherbee Camp Edward Mass Ray Ehrhart Fort Knox Frank Ehrhart Portsmouth Harold Thurston Lfe Spartans Sever Cameron Blakeslee Waye L. Blakeslee Pine Camp John Dasuynicy Camp Howze Tex William Dassynica Clayton Webber Quogue Long Island N. Ys William Foster Elgin Olelai Camp Livingston Las Janseph Chelton George Toohey Neil Stranahen Vivian Neville Florence Burlingame Sidney Winans Harley Whitney See Whitney Corry Hospital Leo [Ross Clyde Andrew D. ©. Bell Tionesta Guy Rowley Marianidder Jamestown Arnold Seumtdberg

Erie Workers Denied Boost by Regional Labor Board

The Regional War Labor Board denied an average 10 cent hourly wage increase for about 100 machinists at Hays Manufacturing in Erie. Wage director Loucks said pay rates are already above the minimum brackets and not permitted under executive orders. The board noted workers now earn 58 to 63 cents per hour and toolmakers 1.00 to 1.40 per hour within established brackets.

Regional War Labor Board Tne Regional Way Labor Board Hays Cal 19Th Liberty Streets Wiliam N. Loucks International Association of Machinists, Local 116 Redsono Roosevelt Economic Stabilization Byrnes

Married residents of state show increase in marriages

Pennsylvania data from the 1940 census reported by the State Planning Board shows married men up 93 percent and married women up 9 percent since 1930. The total number of married people rose by 391000 over ten years, while the overall population grew only 2 percent, indicating marriages increased beyond wartime effects.

Pennsylvania United States State Planning Board Pennsylvania Department of Commerce Pennnsylvania Commonwealth

Quiz Answers: Editorial Wage Question Set

A list of quiz answers is given: 1 ad phrase, 2 a garbled quote, 3 Tennyson, 4 Vermont, 3 Something for Something, 6 Bunt, 7 New York, B. United Service Organizations Soviet Russia 10 Very rich.

Tennyson Vermont New York United Soviet Russia

Studebaker Servicing Promises Prompt Inspections

Our Studebaker mechanics are transportation workers trained to spot and correct trouble before it gets serious. Come in for frequent inspections whatever car you drive. Keep your car up to par with Studebaker service and trusted factory experts.

Studebaker

Pittsburghs V Ma Birthday Cake Story

Pittsburgh story about Maslene La Quatra known as the V-Ma baby who cannot eat due to an undeveloped esophagus. She remains in hospital since birth with feeding via chest tube. Surgeon who saved her life operated in infancy and is currently in the Navy. V-Mail guidance directs her care.

Pittsburgh Maslene la Quatra Navy Olse

Baby With Diet Draws Navy Doctors In War Shortage

A baby named Marlene, under diet changes due to medical condition, cannot eat due to a compromised food passage. Two doctors, both in the Navy stationed abroad, monitor her progress while wartime shortages affect bananas and other items. Her daily meals include crushed bananas alternatives, milk, custards, strained vegetables, and cereals. She has learned to talk like a normal toddler, but she cannot enjoy birthday cake tomorrow or any cake.

Omeneaine Semm Uu Marlene

Delinquency Review Sought By Legislature

Bris pug w purwn district attorney has been asked to seek recommendations on juvenile delinquency laws for the 1945 legislature. A Evans Kephart chair of the subcommittee on penal code said the penal code and juvenile delinquency committee will review the 1939 penal code and consider new legislation. He will confer with Judge Miles, B Kitts and Harold Dundon this week to learn if they have recommendations for the commission.

A. Evans Kephart Laub Joint State Government Commission Miles B. Kitts Harold Dundon Probeton Offleet Commission

Two Hold Up Suspects Caught Near Oil City

Oil City police yesterday nabbed two young men sought for an apparent gun threat at a Gilfoyle service station south of Marlenville in Forest County. The pair, one in U S Army uniform, identified as Pvt Edgar W Kelly 20 of Pittsburgh stationed at Camp Edwards Mays, and Robert L Smith 7 of Gattstown, were questioned at headquarters and handed to state motor police at Clarion. They were taken to Clarion last evening for further proceedings.

Oil City United States Gilfoyle Marlenville Forest County Edgar W. Kelly Pittsburgh Edwards, Mays Robert L. Smith Gattstown Pvt H.R. Ziegler Clarion

Temporary order halts Erie firm from price excess

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the National Bri Corporation of Erie Pennsylvania to stop selling or buying steel castings above emergency price control act levels. A hearing set for August 19 will decide on an injunction. Overcharges cited include 9191,976 to Hudson Motor Car and 843,972 to McKiernan Terry Corporation. Oil City report notes sudden death of Theodore Abbey, 70, former fire department employee.

Pittsburgh Wos P. Schoonmak National Bri Corporation Erie James P. Rosster Pear of Price Administration Eriedistelet Ahe McKiernan-Terry Corporation Harrison N.J

Gasoline Shortage Reported Across Stations This Morning

A terse report notes gas stations face a shortage this morning with dealers reporting limited supply and rationing measures. The piece mentions ongoing distribution issues and prompts expectations of continued tight availability in coming hours.

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Fragmentary note on forest land case in Wa Mayes area

Partial OCR fragment mentions forest land, status abeyance, and a decision note across Wa and Ma regions. No clear names, dates, or outcomes readable.

Mays Forest Bad

Undefined text fragment prompts a brief notice

Fragmented OCR text appears to reference an employment or school board context with unclear names and events. No coherent details on persons, places, dates, or actions emerge sufficient for a concrete summary.

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