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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1943
Page
4
Residents of North Corry observed a two year old deer wandering through several properties this morning. The report notes Corry’s light November snowfall at 35 inches, compared with 6.1 inches the prior year’s period, and mentions honors paid to departed Freemason brothers and Corry aerospace industry ties.
Ashland Ky December 4 63 year old Judge Willis Sim s son S Willis prepares for December 7 inauguration as Kentucky governor the first GOP leader since 1926 and sixth in 150 years. He emphasizes immediate Kentucky issues while congratulatory notes note desires to curb bureaucracy and restore old principles. Willis, married with daughter Sally, is an oil and gas law expert and former Kentucky Court of Appeals judge. He is a civic and fraternal participant and a Methodist who enjoys baseball and fishing.
The text lists advertising rate details and mail delivery options. It notes The Associated Press as the exclusive source for republishing news dispatches and credits sources, along with payment and mailing terms for second class mail and carrier delivery. It references addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and mentions Michigan Square.
The piece recalls Count Ernst von Reventlow, a 14 year old preacher of anti Semitic Nazi ideas who died as Germany collapsed. It contrasts his extreme intolerance with the broader wartime mood, noting Germany’s terror, bombing of London, and the view that innocence lay with Allies like Canada and the United States aiding children. It condemns Nazi ideology, praising Allied resolve and condemning the regime’s crimes.
The article traces quinine from Peruvian bark to a medical staple prized against malaria and fever. It notes South American origins, later planting in the Far East, and a shift in supply toward Guatemala, Mexico, and Costa Rica. U.S. stockpiles before Pearl Harbor and substitutes like windrin are mentioned as production changes rise.
Earl Robison, 27, of Venango Crawford County, was recovered two days after disappearing in the forest north of Morrison. He walked to Tony Oli's camp near Morrison at night and was reported safe and unharmed by police.
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania warns that whooping cough endangers young children, with 20 percent in the first year and 50 percent in the first two years. Early symptoms are mild coughs, but the disease is highly contagious, lasts four to six weeks, and care can reduce complications. Outdoor air and good care aid recovery.
The reader is invited to turn to the Classified Page for answers to seven trivia items. Questions span crimes in Nassau Bahamas, the Terrapin War, Camp Mackall's location, John B. Stetson University, the WPB, Jefferson's home, the Census Bureau, Lafayette’s officers, Palestine’s largest river, and the Party-Niners linked to Gaeta and Pope Pius IX in 1849.
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