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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1943

Page

2

Navy enlistees in WAVES and WAAC reported in latest Pittsburg listings

The Navy procurement office in Pittsburgh announced 38 WAVES enlistees over the weekend including Marjorie Ron and Mary Hoonstaai, with names from Old City and Meadville. Enlistees sworn in at the Pittsburgh WAAC office include Esther Bly and Clara Sackett, all of Erie and surrounding areas. Also noted are local fire chief candidates and a fatality in Grove City.

Navy Fittsburgh Marjorie Ronmm Old City Mary A. Hoonstaai Evie Jeanette Kineston Eric Blizsdell A. Grief Emlenton Adelaide E. Ettinger Warren Robie E. Bittler Meadville Pitts- Burgh Women's Army Ece Corps Esther E.bly Auma M. Cauley Clara A. Sackett Hilda Koolatats Mary C. Turner Ann Crotty Louisé M. Burns Margarete Murray Erie Dorothy Meade Meily V. Gisewhite

Fire damages city car. 150 dollars loss reported

Park fire chief W. H Lytle stated that a New York Central tuple car near Nagle Roads was set on fire by a man smoking in bed. Five or six passengers escaped as the blaze caused about 150 dollars in damage before being fought near 5:2 p.m. Saturday.

Pillsbury Page & Ferry Dalive Jery Hiss W. H Lytle Buwl Gave Park Fire Department New York Nagle Joads Lilya Pyle Titus Vile Erie Carl R. Sullivan Garri Gabe New York City Spars United States Coast Guard McCabe Northampton Mass Freddie Robert Brockman W. Lyons Ralph McCord North East Ji George Heckman Selvage Randolph Mary Colwell Randolph Children's Home Colwell Mesaville Harvey! Davis State Council of Education Jamestown Consolidated School Stanford County Mercer Robert Guy Smith Antler Oil City Smith Draft Board No.3 Bell Titusville Francis August Bix Alewax Franklin Street Frank P Titsville G. W. Davin Grand Valley Cile Hospital Tiwate

Fire Threatens W Va Town As Ashland Plant Hit

A blaze in three McDowell County communities endangered the town of Ashland, threatening extinction of the village and disrupting Ashland Goat and Coke operations. The fire, which started in the company store, destroyed the store, office, a warehouse, a theater and two dwellings. Wade M. Walker of Bluefield, president of the company, estimated losses around 100000 dollars.

W. Virginia Associated Press Ashland W. Vu McDowell County Ash Land Goat and Coke Company Wade M. Walker Bluefield

Two Shot Deaths Found on Griffin Farm Near Tidio ute

Charles Sinfin aged 56 and his housekeeper Jessie Brannon 38 were found dead yesterday at the Griffin farm home three miles from Tidio ute. Coroner Edward Lowrey called it murder and suicide after the bodies were discovered in the living room with chest wounds from a single shotgun. The pair likely died Wednesday. a dog and two roses near the barn were touched by the tragedy.

Tidioute Charles, Sinfin Jessie Brannon Edward Lowrey Griffin Farm Warner County

Nomination of Flynn Withdrawn At Capitol

The article outlines ongoing Capitol hearings and committee actions amid wartime, noting Flynn's nomination withdrawal. It highlights House inquiries into tax collection methods under pay as you earn, lend lease hearings, support for small colleges using military facilities, and treasury and postoffice appropriations. It also mentions potential debt unit tax relief tied to ongoing Ways and Means deliberations and naval committee secrecy.

Sega House Military—Naval Sibcommittes William MM. Jeffers Army Navy Ways and Meats Committee House Foreign Affairs Committee George A. Spiegelberg General Purchasing Board House Military Committee Treasury Postoffice Ways and Means House Naval Committee

One Killed One Injured In Crash West Of Girard

Conrad BL Prits 24 of Colwige Dr Conneaut was instantly killed and Haward Mullen 27 of Garden St Gone nearly was seriously injured when their car struck a pole and overturned at Elk Creek Lill one and a half miles west of Girard at 5 a m Saturday Bruce Hicks deputy coroner reported Mullen driver lost control on icy highway He was thrown clear while Prits pinned under wreckage with fractured skull broken neck and compound leg fractures Millen hospitalized with multiple injuries Traffic was reported as rain and a passing motorist alerted police Ambulance transported the injured to St Vincent hospital

Powell Motors Jamestown Francis Showers Daverne Gilson Alton Sager Celorom Celoron Aguar Tren Pier Célorom Justice of the Prince Red Nelkon Mayville Ralph McCord Register of Wills McCord Buffalo Cleveland Kelsey Gog Meadville Jamies Kesler Lincoln Avenue Cecil Loket Mabel Lipton Park Avenue Lurenead Oil City John D. Ray Pennsylvania Railroad Company Deer Street Thoetly Ray John Penfield United States Army Northern Ireland Iirst Washington, D.C Adjutant General's Department I Corry Hospital Verson Perrin Columbus Ralph ‘Tripp West Frederick Street William Austin West Washington Street George Sto George Sto Spring Creek; Mis. Harry Hiiton Robert Hawward Grove Street Joseph Swiderski Spring Street Conrad Hicks Mullen Campmnian Girard Min

Theft and damage on Erie waterfront boats reported

Police report thefts and vandalism on the Erie waterfront between Friday afternoon and Saturday night. A boat cabin window was broken and tools stolen from Frank J. Wiegand at 118 East 3rd Street. Ray Pastewka of Payne Avenue reported multiple boat cabin windows broken and extensive damage to a larger cabin boat.

Wesh Shipy State Street Frank J. Wiegand East 3Rd Street Tale Ray Pastewka Payne Ave Polite

War Bonds Aid Tank Killers For Infantry Use

Uncle Sam markets 27 millimeter antitank guns dubbed tank killers costing about 6500 dollars each. Mounted on automobile tires, they support infantry in anti-tank warfare and are logistics efficient. Your War Bonds purchase funds these Geld pieces for the Army, with payroll savings urging workers to save at least ten percent of income by year’s end.

Uncle Sam U.S. Treasury

Kane Red Cross War Drive Aims For 7800

Kane's local Red Cross drive opened March 4 with El Newton named chair. The goal is 7800 dollars for national wartime needs, with 2500 earmarked for local war work and the remainder for the national fund.

RED Cross Kane Red Cross War Fund Hms EL Newton Kane Shapter

First Aid Ointment and Soap Ad Promises Quick Care

An old newspaper ad touts SANCURA Ointment as antiseptic for cuts burns and skin sores with uses for boils chapped skin and sunburn. SAN CURA Soap is described as gentle for babies and skin. Prices shown: ointment 38 cents and 60 cents. soap 25 cents.

Corry Publishe Weat Netional Four 87 W

Fragmentary wartime style note appears to report weather data and a numeric value, mentioning Corry and a national context with a stray number sequence. No clear event or identifiable subject emerges beyond the terse, garbled data.

Army expansion and strength figures amid global tension

A fragmented report outlines expanding army and allied forces with figures near 40,000 to 2200 and mentions 11,000,000, hinting at a broader mobilization effort. The text references editors, press stages, and political context in Washington while noting the involvement of foreign territories and radio communication.

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