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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1944
Page
8
District Rent Control Officer Anderson spoke at Erle outlining eviction steps under wartime regulations. He stressed landlords must serve written notice citing a legal eviction ground and file a copy with the Rent Office within 24 hours, detailing grounds such as nonpayment of maximum rent or refusal to renew under same terms.
A four property block with 270 feet of Main Street frontage and 105 feet back to the Erie Railroad right of way was bought by the Alenvlacke Gil Company led by Samuel L. Montana. Montana says it serves as an investment and will aid a future expansion of his Fen lack Ol Company after the war, with no immediate plans.
The November labor report shows the twenty six large firms reporting 4219 employed at end of October rising by one to 4220. While one Corry plant declined slightly, others posted gains. Migration into the area remained modestly higher than departures. War plant stability aids production with minimal manpower losses and continued need for immediate hiring to meet front line needs.
Sylvania Selective Bureau headquarters announced new draft rules speeding up inductions for men aged 26 to 37. The regulation was sent from national headquarters to local boards with clear instructions and spokesman said local boards were advised they would implement them.
An old advertisement promotes Thompson Bar Soma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function and flush out waste. It claims benefits for liver and stomach and suggests Golden Lay Tablets for constipation, listing 5 cents prices and drug stores.
The plan outlines funding under Act 8A and Act 74-A for township road maintenance and construction. Secretary John A. Shroyer oversees allocations totaling 7 million dollars for 1944 and 1945, distributed at about 877 dollars per mile per year with quarterly payments. Township supervisors report expenditures twice yearly, with funds limited to roads and bridges.
Buffalo stock market reports hogs at top 15.00 with Good 170 to 270 pound range and cattle market noted as completely shut down by a snowstorm. Sheep and lambs show active demand with good runs and steady prices. A long list of unrelated industrial stocks follows before a note on coal by product gas recovery and by products from carbonization.
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