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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
4
The Daily Dozen notes about 75 000 stillbirths yearly with three of ten births dying. Stillbirths rise with older mothers and among multiparous women. It cites 17 000 000 women of childbearing age, many pregnant workers. Prenatal care programs and wartime industry measures aid reduction.
A historical sketch recalls a driverless milk delivery car derailing into a telephone pole on Fifth Avenue and Third Avenue intersections. City officials readied action on a Haniel Clarks nuisance, while Penn Public Service plans acq uisition of Corry Lighting. Health authorities report a drop in diphtheria cases as Salvation Army workers prepare Christmas food baskets for Coury area families.
Retailers report a tighter butter supply than recent weeks with some stores selling by the quarter pound to stretch stocks. A few distributors failed to ship, but one proprietor said she could supply several stores, and merchants expect supplies to increase over the weekend. Overall, stores are depleted but not at dangerous levels as prices remain high.
Erie man Flynn, who wounded a drug store clerk a decade ago and tied to a 1929 hold up, will complete the first of two 10 to 20 year sentences after parole board notice. District Attorney Burton R. Laub announced the parole decision. Flynn admitted guilt to robbery charges before Judge Uriah P. Rossiter, and the court remarked he should not be released.
The piece contrasts Senator O'Mahoney's figures on United States debt and interest with income tax receipts. It then examines U S oil consumption in war, noting the industry explains shortages stem from price signals and calls for more production plans as regulators remain quiet.
Janice Graham, 0, released on $5,000 bond awaiting trial for accessory in the October trip slayings. Taken home by her father Major Graham and attorney Sampson. DA Edwin L. Moon says William A. Morrell, 20, charged with three slayings, will face trial at 10 am Monday.
A scrambled set of trivia items lists roles of MacArthur and Halsey, Dartmouth location, October aircraft output choices, rights to accept registered letters, pakage dozen articles, Bey illo Systemised purpose, Zodiac constellations, and a garbled reference to Darrow and organizations.
Washington December 10 fiscal summary lists receipts at 79 million 280 thousand 547 dollars and expenditures at 204 million 738 thousand 04627 dollars resulting in a deficit of 13 billion 207 million 408 thousand 623.72 dollars.
Thomas McKeta an employee of the Dairymen's League milk plant reports losing his pocket book containing about $230 after visiting the Rex theatre with a young woman. He believes the wallet disappeared when he withdrew money there for theatre tickets before returning to the restaurant and the girl's home.
Mrs. Lara Chelton Robson Robinson age 73 of Spartansburg died at home at 2 46 yesterday. She was wife of Hassie H. Robinson and survived by four children and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with the Birdy Torrey Funeral Home and services are set for 2 pm Sunday with Rev. W O Connellly officiating at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Baxton Kaufman says county home near Girard should be turned into an infirmary. He notes the home has served as a hospital for the ill and infirm in recent years and cites no moves to remove the current superintendent. He suggests leadership by a medical man or someone experienced with infirmary care.
Fry Sr 70 of Polk R D 2 is hospitalized at Frank Imn with a bullet wound in the back from a hunting accident near Nome. He rested his 30 30 rifle against an apple tree and it discharged as he picked it up, the bullet entering under the armpit and exiting near the shoulder blade. Condition reported as fair.
Notice warns all persons not to trespass on property of the undersigned in Spring Greek township during the season. W L Henry J H Stuard at 13¢
Titusville officials break ground for a pew annex at the west end of the new hospital. The Davis Smith Co of Pittsburgh holds the general contract at 89267 dollars. Electrical work goes to HD Dale Blevirie Co of Wilkinsburg for 7601 dollars and plumbing and ventilating to Sins Co of Jamestown NY for 21970 dollars.
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