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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1943
Page
2
Erie leaders warn that wartime plants risk production cuts from labor shortages and apathy. Director Leo H. Carney calls for renewed effort and notes ongoing injuries in local facilities while communities push bond buying and wartime promotions.
An old advertisement advises washing and treating minor wounds with San-Cura antiseptic ointment. It promotes preventing infection for scratches and cuts and claims to aid in healing minor sores, burns, and skin irritations with small price points. It lists San-Cura Ointment and Goap products as available at druggists.
Patients discharged from the Erie hospital Thursday include Cleveland Perkins of 9 Shei Street Airs Walter Dundon and daughter of 247 Moora Street Mrs Pall Holmes of 318 West Ghureh Street Joy Moora daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Moore Clymer The Mabel Shoppe offers a new selection of quilted bed jackets for 3.25 Kane reports buck deer in Division E area Pennsylvania will be early like last season and antlerless totals fall short of prior estimates by the Game Commission
Washington reports that in 1943 and 1948 the US treasury faced massive outlays for war and postwar costs. Daily expenses reached about 241 million dollars with over 25 million daily to fund the war. Government receipts rose to 84.5 billion in 1943, while expenditures neared 56 billion in 1942 and the national debt surged from 113.471 billion to about 270 billion.
Across southwestern Germany yesterday the largest U.S. bomber and fighter force yet used against the Reich struck northern France and western Germany. About 1,500 aircraft reportedly sent by the United States and Allied air forces, with 22 bombers and 12 fighters among the losses, targeted rocket gun emplacements in Pas de Calais and other military objectives in northern France. RAF Mosquitos also conducted nocturnal raids, while no Allied planes were lost in these operations.
Hobart Bos Worth, a tall soft spoken figure once deemed gravely ill, died at 76 in Glendale after a pneumonia attack. He starred in the first motion picture made in the Los Angeles area and later acted in nearly 600 more films.
Meadeville December 31 Grover Slater 2) is in critical condition at City hospital with a bullet wound to the groin from a shotgun fired by his wife Tema Slater 30 after a Thursday argument at their Saegertown home The district attorney said Slater employed at American Viscose Corp was summoned from work and lured to the bedroom where Mrs Slater allegedly fired pleading Dont Dont The woman fled to a neighbor and said I dont know whether I killed him or not but come quick No charges filed as she remains hospitalized in hysterics
Coast route reports Cape Gloucester in Allied hands threatening nearby bases in the Bismarck archipelago. Rabaul, 260 miles away, remains under heavy sea air assault with daily Allied fighter activity. Halsey’s spokesman said 119 Japanese planes have been bagged at Rabaul since December 23. Bougainville fighting continues with paratroop action near the American invasion beachhead. Far northeast, wartime air action targets Kwajalein and nearby atolls with heavy losses on both sides.
Pinteral services for Mrs Emma A Dean were held from the late home at 325 West Washington on Thursday afternoon. Rev G L Bord officiated at the memorial at three o'clock with bearers L R Nffany A M Lite Walter Sweet Don Williams Lloyd Thomas and William Johnson. Those traveling from away included Mr and Mrs Cant Dean of Albany C H Belknap of Waterford John Horn of Baltimore and William Auer of Brie.
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