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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1942
Page
2
A cluttered page lists grocery specials from Page & Ferry and various small notices including Red Cross surgery sponge quotas, musical instrument listings, deer hunting notes, a penny bingo event, traffic accidents, a damages suit, and military inductions. Additional items cover local shop ads, a Franklin high school prize sponsor death, a ship torpedoing report from Africa, and a Vichy broadcast note on North African units.
Game Supervisor Hayes T. Englert warned hunters against carrying loaded weapons in automobiles due to colder weather and rising violations. A recent check showed many hunters returned to their cars with unloaded rifles and failed to unload before leaving. In War Sen County a hunter’s car was damaged when a rifle discharged inside the vehicle. One man was fined $25 for unloading during a stop and another $10 for possessing a loaded rifle in his car.
Report says Petain's power shrank as Laval and German authorities pressed a pro German government plan. Petain, confined by surveillance in Vichy, faced repeated decrees limiting his voice in state decisions while Germans and Laval sought a compliant regime.
President Roosevelt defended his proposal granting authority to suspend tariff and immigration measures during war. He said the immigration section would admit only two or three dozen people in a targeted, limited manner, according to reports and critics.
Word was received yesterday by friends in Columbus of the death of Mrs. Ida Shuler Holmiond aged 1 years, daughter of the late John and Nellie Shuler. She was born 4 Columbus and attended school there. She died at her home in Omaha Nebraska and was buried beside her husband the late Dr. Gerry Hammond. Surviving are a son Berdall Hammond of Loveland Colorado with whom she spent the summer, and two daughters.
Philadelphia Der 4 Governor elect Edward Martin said he contemplates no change in the head of the Department of Labor and Industry when he takes office in January He commented on reports that Secretary Lewis G Hines would be replaced and that cabinet changes were planned by Gov James cabinet members to be replaced
Mr and Mrs Millard Hare report their son Vincent Hare is safe after his destroyer engaged a Japanese torpedo plane during action near the Santa Cruz Islands on October 26. Hare enlisted in Jamestown March 19, 1940, served with the Atlantic Fleet before transfer to the Pacific, and was in Pearl Harbor during the 1941 attacks and subsequent battles.
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