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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
8
Judges Miles B. Kitts and Elmer Evans ruled to curb repeat divorce attempts after clients’ papers were closed. The master must note if a previous decree attempt existed, preventing lawyers from refiling after refusals. The rule targets cases where same lawyers file again with altered pleadings or new evidence.
Disjointed OCR style text describes a shop named Cash and Carry selling dubious health claims. It mentions backache treatment and kidney concerns, with garbled phrases suggesting medical misunderstandings and consumer confusion. No clear events or verifiable facts emerge.
Four fifteen year old East Side boys were arrested after a burglary at Anthony Chermak’s home 724 Eastbath Street in Erie. About half of the $4689 in cash and war bonds plus deeds policies and three used cars were recovered. Richard Williams is named as ringleader. James Rowe Michael Popovic and Anthony Humbert Williams are in custody awaiting formal charges. Police recovered the war bonds worth 1800 and the loot from under a porch hiding place. Williams allegedly aided the theft.
A Corry youth, a sergeant and chief radio officer, is reported missing after the Bremen raids. A V mail letter from November 24 described Thanksgiving plans and a new wings insignia, with fears he was downed or captured in Germany amid Allied air attacks.
Joseph C. Williams, registration commissioner, and staff move to purge over 5000 nonvoters from the rolls who did not cast ballots in the past two years. The purge, required by state law, leaves about 60,000 eligible voters. about 15,000 did not vote in primaries or the fall election. The purge must be completed at least 30 days before the April election next year.
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to prevent slipping and irritation of false teeth. It claims quick relief, firmer denture plates, and a pleasant neutral taste, marketed as an alkaline non-acid denture aid.
Lawrence Thomas announces ongoing plans to open the local airfield south of the city next spring after improvements to runways and landing areas. The project has drawn civic interest and a Civilian Air Patrol fund reports show $990.07 remaining for improvements after several disbursements.
Mr Thomas indicated this morning that additional improvements would be made to the airport property in the spring. Enlargement of the field already is in prospect with the purchase of extra land in the vicinity.
The 1918 surrender of the German fleet at Scapa Flow marked a historic naval ceasefire with the entire High Seas Fleet yielding to Allied command. British forces oversaw the handover at the Orkney island anchorage, shaping postwar naval arrangements.
Warren public schools enrolled 3,268 pupils in 1938, falling to 4,734 by December 1, 1942. High school enrollment declined from 1,316 in 1938 to 1,144, with 439 pupils from rural districts in 1942. this term shows a similar rural entry with 354 students.
Notice warns all persons not to trespass on property of the undersigned during the ice season in Spring Creek township. Signatories are W. L. Henry and H. L. Stuard.
Mercer December 9 The trial of William A Morrell a 20 year old farmer indicted yesterday on murder charges will begin next week. District Attorney Edwin G Moon said Morrell faces charges in connection with the death of Evereth Wilcox.
A disjointed report ties a 20 year old Max Jainice Gre ham to a after the fact assault. Widespread investigation mentions Marrell and Miss Graharm at a filmhouse near Claris doi. Authorities pursue clues involving Mra Melon Wilson and Catherine Wilkon as the hunt continues.
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