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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1942
Page
4
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Fuller and fellow Nazis study historical figures like Jean Baptiste Carrier of the French Revolution. Carrier’s brutal acts, including executions and drownings, are likened to Nazism. Governor Harold B. Stassen proposes flexible hours with modified overtime to curb inflation while maintaining price controls.
A fragmentary op-ed discusses France's unrest under the Third Republic the rise of executive power and fear of dictatorship. It notes the freeing of territories like Aberts and Morocco and hints that Tunis may join, signaling domestic political weakness. It suggests Congress oversee wartime power as a guard against autocracy.
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs B P Owen of Northwest street celebrated their golden wedding with an elaborate dinner for immediate family at their daughter s home on West Pleasant street. Mrs Percy McCray hosted decorations for the event. A baby was born November W to Mrs Kathryn Smith, formerly Miss Kathryn Smith, in Greenville South Carolina. Erma A Mangus and Walter Hulthern of Erie announce their engagement for December ninth with plans to wed at Chestnut Street Presbyterian.
An ophthalmologist in Holland, Snel Jen, created today’s eye test using letters sized for clear recognition at 20 and 40 feet. The system defines vision by the distance at which letters are read, with 20/40 and 20/20 benchmarks and notes that armed forces standards are being adjusted and many men reclassified.
The chemicals apparandi at a large plant in Niles Ohio received a sentinel- prevention award for operating 2985 days without a single loss-time accident. Before the revolution the civilian losses in war settlements involved 57000 barrels of shrimp. Production points spread across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. Thila exports 86 percent of cashew nut cream to the United States.
Eugene A. Vetter 38 son of a Kane family prominent figure and self described California shipyard owner was arrested in Salem Oregon on a worthless check charge and extradited to Casper Wyoming. Police describe him as a large well dressed former San Quentin inmate who admitted cashing thousands of dollars in bad checks across Pennsylvania California and the West Coast.
Funeral services for Arthur Lanston were held yesterday afternoon at 3 from Brathen Keating funeral home. Rev. C F Hildeby and pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church officiated. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery mausoleum. Bearers included Spanish American War veterans and VW members. Honorary bearers from the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie assisted in the service. Local attendees included Mrs Wilma Lowe Corty and Mr and Mrs Everett Haskell of Erie.
A Dearborn Avenue Cleveland customer praises SAN-CURA Ointment for rectal irritations piles and skin irritations. The ad claims 3c and 50c sizes and recommends SAN-CURA Soap for washing before application.
U S Commissioner Sidney E Friedman says the Mechanicsburg naval supply depot probe is in competent hands as a federal grand jury investigates irregularities in the 40 million dollar project nine miles west of Harrisburg. Witnesses include naval officers Fleming and Curtis PBS agent Garbutt and Paul L Sallinta.
Dairy extension specialist Joseph Nagcotte from State College will discuss cattle raising and feed practices at Erie county meetings. Wartime demands have added burdens on dairy farmers prompting attendance at Albion High School on December 15, Waterford High School on December 16, and Wattsburg High School on December 16.
Paul D. Gallagher, 50, of 117 East Main Street Falconer, injured October 27 when struck on West Main near Tiffany Ave by a car driven by Dorothy A. Johnson of Falconer, died at Jamestown General Hospital. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg, facial injuries, body bruises, and shock.
Gerald A. McClintock of Rocky Grove has been accepted as a candidate for Army officer training with the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He has passed the required physical and mental tests and is active in the Franklin Cine Club with a long interest in photography.
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