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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1942

Page

8

Rural Schools Closed in Chautauqua Co New York Blizzard

Jamestown and rural schools closed as highways remained blocked by a blizzard. Twenty two percent of the 1619 pupils did not attend yesterday, and officials urged against travel until the storm ends. Over 11 inches of snow fell with temperatures down to 8 below.

Jamestown Jamesown Sauny Chautauqua County Clinton W. Bush Llimard New York Jamestown Automobile Club City Hall St. Patrick's Day

Injuried Earl Auchter Recovering After Crash

Earl Auchter. 214 Main street Sharpsville, is in Warren General Hospital with a fractured nose jaw laceration possible ankle two skull fractures. His condition has improved and he hopes for quick recovery. His father Frank Ruchter 30 Mercer died in the same crash near Tionesta when their car collided with a truck driven by Harold Gibbs. Justice of the Peace David Blum and Sheriff J B Haggerty investigated but withheld verdict pending possible inquest. Investigators suspect the elder Auchter may have fallen asleep at the wheel.

Earl Auchter Tionesta Warren Hospital Warren Main Street Sharpsville Warren General Hospital Ructer Trunkeyville Frank Ruchter Mercer Harold Gibbs R. D Mayville David H. Blum Sherif J. B. Haggerty Auchter

Sancura Medicinal Ointment Adointment Card

A short ad promoting SAN CURA antiseptic ointment for piles itching and minor skin issues. It highlights soothing action, infection prevention, and suggests washing with SAN CURA Soap before use. Available at druggists for 35 and 60 cents.

Sparta Storm Forces School Closures and Meetings

Sparta area endures a severe blizzard causing blocked rural roads and school bus disruptions. Principal Arden Bennett warns closure may be advisable if conditions persist while defense council and local clubs plan December events and gifts for soldiers. Deer sightings noted amid community activities and visits.

Spartansburg Spartensburg Arden Bennett The Defense Council Lady Morton Rebekals Lodge Ernnest Cobb Perry Tillotson Sparta Jason Bennett Spring Creek Rex Still Ivy Embroidery Chit Juvia Richards B. V. Kinney George Davis Victory Club Soldier Boys

Will Prosecute Parents of Babe in Abandonment Case

Pittsburgh dispatch reports a two year old found abandoned in a downtown hotel corridor. Detective Monaghan says a slender clue was located and two women may have brought the child on a bus from Pittsburgh. if the parents are caught they will be prosecuted for abandoning a child under seven.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Walter Monaghan Monaghan Tnspector

Scarlet Fever Adds To Measles Flareup Here

A wave of measles and mumps cases spread through the area with seventeen added measles cases and two more mumps as of Thursday. Scarlet fever remains confined to the Jordan family on Sciota Street with five children under quarantine. New cases include Bill Paul, Richard, Itty Loveland, Doris Lillie, William Kinney, Joe Amardsso, Dixie Phillips, Richard Staples, Perry Halburg, Laurel Webster, Erkki Rainesato, John and James Burkhart, Joan Harmon, Joan Jungfleisch, Delores McRoy, and Charles Graham among others. one new mumps case is Eugene Lank with another case Shirley Rae Bates reported.

Pye John D. Flanigan Jordan Sciota Street Charles Joyce Frances Eunice Barbera Mast Hand Street Perry Halburg Franklin Street Laurel Aun Webster Eugene Lank Mall Shirley Rae Bates Waat Congress Street

Passengers Aid Gas Conservation On War Ration Buses

Reports note bus passengers on routes in this section turn off engines during longer waits to save fuel. Heaters are shut off and passengers endure the cold as a wartime privation.

Begins Training With U S Marines at Pastis Island

Buffalo dispatch reports Private Walter A Paulson of Corry has begun Marine Corps training at the large base on Pastis Island South Carolina. He was sworn in by Lieut Col Clifford O Henry and stated he aims to help pay back the enemy for Pearl Harbor.

Buffalo United States Walter A Paulson Tobove Liberty Street Corry Marine Corps Pastis Island S.C Ciliford O. Henry Paulson Bam Pearl Harbor

Irestown Aviatrix Aided In Locating Tug

Jamestown NY aviatrix Glare Livingston, a Civil Air Patrol pilot, helped Coast Guard cutters Ossipee and Groseus locate the barge Cleverond in Lake Erie after a storm sank a tug carrying 19 crew aboard. Weather hampered rescue attempts as the 250 foot ore barge drifted all day, with the Admiral Went down 12 miles northwest of Cleveland. A second recovery effort was underway to locate and contact the missing vessel.

Cleveland, Vec Oss Glare Livingston Jamestown N.Y Civil Air Patrol Coast Guard Lake Erie Ossipee Groseus Cleveland Dorate

Farmers Win Penny Boost to End Milk Strike Dunkirk

Dunkirk and Fredonia dairy strike ends after a two day stoppage as farmers receive a price rise to three dollars per hundred pounds of butter fat. The GPA also raised consumer prices to 14 cents a quart while denying a 16 cent plan. Dealers pledge $3.25 per hundred pounds if 15 cents per quart were allowed, a contention farmers could not meet under the ceiling. Snowy storms hindered deliveries to retailers and customers in the area as the dispute concluded.

Dunkirk Fredonia Harry F. Satham South Shore Dairymen’s Association Dunkirk and Fredonia Milk Distributors' Association Duisies

Erie Man Found Dead At Wheel Of His Car

An Erie man, EVAN 70, of 1031 Amber, was found dead behind the wheel of his car on West Sixth Street extensions about a quarter mile west of Pittsburgh at about dusk on Wednesday. The acting coroner said Evan died of no heart attack, but exertion during a snow storm sweeping the city at the time may have contributed to the attack.

Eseraew Evan Amber Voury Ube City Bivent Otewater Deai Fittiburgh Prani George Evans

Banker Stricken Sudden Death At Warren

Mr Swanson a teller at the Water National Burky died suddenly at home in Warren Delaware. He went to work in the morning, returned home feeling unwell and passed away. His wife, away on an errand, found him. Survived by wife two children his parents and a brother and sister. The note at end references Casablanca meaning While Howe in Spanish.

Othy Martha Riley Meadville Teir Vincent Riley Raymond Morton Fredonia Rober Searem Dorothy Kenniston Grand Valley Sidney Winans Lucy Mortis Arnold Lundberg J. A. Wallgaman Tabernacle Strvitesi & Pin W. W. Conley Warrin Mr. Swanson Teller Wate National Burky Vonewano

MO Sweep Tightens After Siege Report From The Arm

Local officials issue a brief update on a siege incident tied to a military facility. Authorities confirm security measures remain in place and residents are advised to stay informed through official channels. No further details about suspects or outcomes were released.

Unclear fragment on Stalingrad battle context

Readable text fragment mentions Stalingrad and Dmittrievica with currency and cutting price but lacks coherent event or names to form a complete news item.

Fragmentary World War II Report on Stalingrad Front Leaks

A fragmentary military dispatch describes unclear German and Axis troop positions near Stalingrad and Verkhnechi, noting limited confirmation of progress. The report mentions confusion over the exact front lines and the absence of clear casualty or unit details.

Red Star Yaner Stalingrad Popov

Cabinet changes loom in Las Vegas report

In Las Vegas reports mention Ed terday and a cabinet reshuffle. Hines and others are cited as seeking positions, with remarks about not joining the cabinet until a post is secured. Ann Kent is noted as the daughter in a related item.

Martin W Philadele Lished Emor-Elect Hines Sects Dustry Las Vegas Ann Kent

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