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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1943
Page
3
March 15 Mention Appears In Rete Date Card
Fragmentary OCR notes dated last year reference March 15 as a target day. The terse line notes a schedule or deadline without context or specific event, leaving ambiguity about location or action connected to that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rete
Twenty Years Ago: Rumors of Attacks and War Notes
A scanned 20 year old page reports rumors of an alleged attack on a white woman by a Black man in New York and a man in Detroit, with arrests on disorderly conduct. It covers wartime opinions, Hitler, Japan and China analyses, Rickenbacker comments on production, influenza updates, local politics for a city commission successor, and a quiz page at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Pi Lombard
Jonal Advertising
Fred Kimball
Innegro
44Th St
New York
West-End
Botare
Ghicago
Minder & Bond
Detroit
Rip
Ier
Com
Pittsburon
Waced
Atman Bide
Philadelphia
West End
Beierrats Grunkenness
Corry m
Tuberculosis patient outcomes after sanatorium discharge
A survey of 7,000 ex patients shows five years after discharge five percent alive, thirty-one percent dead, and seventeen percent lost to check ups. Females fare slightly better than men, especially single young women. trained workers live longer. forty eight percent gain employment. length of stay influences survival. most discharged return for further treatment.
Randolph Rogere in Home, 1858 Vranse in Capitol
A fragment notes that the vranse of Randolph Rogere, created in America, was designed and unveiled in Washington D C and cast by Yor Mulls in Milnieh, Germany, with uncertain spelling and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Randolph ‘Rogere
Heme
Yor Mulls
Milnieh
Garmany
Oil City Flier Missing In African War Theater
Second Lieut. Persy F Bowser 23 son of Mr and Mrs M P Bowser of 106 Imperial street and a former Knox resident was reported missing in action in northwest Africa since December 6 by a telegram from the adjutant general's office Details were not complete in the message and further information will follow The item notes the Saluki or gazelle hound has long been used in the Near and Middle East for hunting and killing gazelles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Fep
Persy F. Bowser
M. P. Bowser
Imperial Street
Knox
Northwest Africa
Siice
Esterday
Adjutant General's Office
Secretary of War
Perry F. Bowser
Air Corps
Africa
Ahea
Near
Middle East
Memory of a Mother and Missed Years Remain
A heartfelt note marks the one year since a mother's passing, recalling affection and the name CLARENCE KIRCH. The message lists letters spelling a tribute and mentions a location at 2070 Fancy, with lines about her gifts, aging, tears, hair, eyes, and the enduring rightness of her influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Clarence Kirch
Warren Borough Buys Fire Station Amid Expansion
Warren borough votes to acquire the Struthers Hose Company building for 5000 dollars under an old act. The land along the Allegheny River is sold to allow a new central fire station to be built nearby at an estimated cost of 8000 dollars. Harold Hampson notes a vacant Pennsylvania avenue lot offers a site option near Pine Street for Engine Company No. 3 to better serve manufacturing and residential areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Peb. J
Struthers-Wells Company
Woil
Loym Council
Struthers Hose Company
Struthers Wells Company
General Assembly
Warren
Allegheny
Wsl
Rye
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Harold Hampson
Wooster
Anna Sechrist
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pinevstreet
Si Fe
War Productry Board
Former Salamanca mayor Horace Cox 70 dies in office
Horace Gi Cox 70 long time Salamanca mayor 1926 to 1943 died yesterday after reporting for work at the city reservoir. An employee of the water and light department he was born in Dimmsville Pa April 8 1872 and taught school and directed local roads projects before moving to Salamanca in 1915.
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Salamanca
Horace Gi. Cox
City
City Water and Light Department
Cox
Thisioath River
Dimmsville
Valparaiso University
Corry Business College
Cory
Croydon
Lownshiy
Draft delinquent nabbed at Franklin in three county case
Hubert Guy Stith, 22, arrested last Saturday on larceny of an auto and failure to report for induction. He was turned over to Pittsburgh by U S marshal. He faces charges of draft dodging. Stith has prior trouble in Versailles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hubert Guy Stith
Pittsburgh
Smilin
Verlange
Henry VIII Ulcer Pains Promoted by Crimea Era Ad
Advert appears to promote Udga tablets as relief for stomach ulcers indigestion and acidity with bold claims and a double money back offer. The misspelled copy includes retail touting and generic warnings about digestion and burning sensations. The ad lists a drug store and general distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturd
al Hezall Drug Store
Proposal For Graduated State Income Tax In Legislature
An Associated Press report from Harrisburg outlines proposed taxes and amendments in the Pennsylvania legislature. Key figures include Reps. J. P. Moranats and Hunt, with discussion of a graduated income tax, unemployment benefits changes, and other social and tax measures affecting workers and state revenues. The session agenda includes bills on school funding, liquor laws, boxing age limits, and mine safety, as lawmakers return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Itu
Annie R
Roy Mora Ana B . Goodwin
D-Allegheny
Tyche Bente
Messare Woas
Belldtor
Elmer J. Hol- Maui
U-Allegheny
Sholis
roNet
Jill Daly
Senate
John H. Dent
Dwestmoreland
Wallice
Gourley
D-Washingtom
A Evans Kephart
Philasterphiny I
House
Joseph P. Bnndigy
DeNorthumberlad
Fllow Daughters of
Tell
Nop
Armed Services
Charles A. P. Brett
Owpton
Alex
Cooper
Wild
Kane Borough Slashes Three Mills Off Levy
Kane borough council met Monday night in the most import session of the year with the budget adopted at 65 292.74 dollars, a slight rise over last year and a 115 000 balance carried. The general millage drops to 16 mills, street improvements to three mills, and one mill for the sinking fund. The street improvement levy had been five mills previously and no bond sinking fund levy. The budget aims to savings for taxpayers as conditions begin the year. A council meeting also discussed a possible eight dollar per month raise for salaried workers and five cent hourly pay increases for hourly staff.
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Ane
Kane
Sounell
Milage
Comnell
Lecision
Dedicate Honor Roll at Ripley Unveiled at Dedication
A new honor roll at the corner of Main and North State streets was unveiled during dedication services at UWP M Sunday. Supervisor Everett Neckers led the program with Alec Wightman of the American Legion delivering an address. The event featured a poem by Mrs RoseMary Johnson for the Legion Auxiliary and a prayer by Mrs Emma Scheil, president of the Moma Cub. Joat Cross of the Girl Scouts and Herbert Barber of the Boy Scouts unveiled the honor roll, with benediction by Her Delbert Jolley. The roll lists 130 names with 901 more to be added from Ripley’s service enlistments. A large gathering witnessed the ceremony.
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Ripley Ripley
Peb
Main
North State Streets
UWP
Everett Neckers
Alec Wightman
American Legion
RoseMary Johnson
Legion Auxiliary
Emma Scheil
Moma’ Cub
Joat Cross
Girl Smuts
Herbert Barber
Boy Scouts
Her_ Delbert Jolley
Aen
Hipley
Head of Fruit Growers Association Dies at 68
Eri ey Leuschner, longtime head, manager and treasurer of the North East Fruit Growers Association, died Tuesday afternoon at his home on West Lake Road Worth East Po after a long career in the fruit industry in the North East area. He arrived from Germany as a youth and was married to Clare Mitchell Leuschner. He and his early married life were linked with Packard Motor Car in Homestead, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriey Een
Mallery
Weupenner
North East Fruit Growers’ Association
West Lake Road
Worth East Po
Leuschner
Foi
Germany
North East
Clare Mitchell Leuschner
Packard Motor Car
Homestead, Pa
Autopan Violations Report From Kane Police
Kane area patrols report numerous motorists cited under OPABAN during Sunday police checks in the business district. Officers cited over 70 violators for gasoline ration and driving infractions with penalties pending hearings and potential license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Inday Inga
Awad Qasoung
Falar Boalts
Fullande
Bordugl Police
Welme Vm
AAG
Uvlion
Burge
leGhee
Rae
Hewes Lumber
Joeaton
McGille
Sali
Alipo
Meat packer pays fine in OPA charge case
Philadelphia firm South Philadelphia Dressed Beef Company Inc. paid a fine of 10 725.121 dollars for violating price ceilings. The Office of Price Administration pursued the case, with OPA Attorney William Nolate Ginnis presenting the matter to the treasury. The action involved delivery of meat between Wallenstein Brothers and New York meat distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Office of Price Administration
South Philadelphia
Jini
Wallenstei
Nollcots Granted Letters Testimentary in Pennsylvania
Nollcots hereby given Mat Letters Testamentary upon the estate of the shore named decedent have been fronted to the undersigned by the Reatster of Wills of the County, Pennsylvania. All persons indebted a said estate are requested to make payment of those saving claims or demands against sud estate to present them with a delay to OLN W. BRACKEN, Hixevatar 115 North Gentest. Cony. Pennsylvana WALTER L PRAKE, Attorney Cony, Penb'A. Gt-10-17-24-8-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sud
Oln W. Bracken
Hixevatar
North Gentest
Cony
Pennsylvana
Walter L Prake
Penb'a
Payroll Checks Stolen Monthly Reported
A Philadelphia report states payroll checks are stolen each month from water supplies at the Navy Yard Frankford arsenal and U S Senate corps. The scheme involves boxes in factories and a log system. Estimated monthly loss reaches 85,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eleal
Pfladelishia
Yuri
Frankford Sriengl
U. S. Sens Corps
Poe Gruber
Seeleh
Farkel
MARKETS STOCK NEW YORK AND BUFFALO HOGS AND PRODUCE REPORTS
Markets report mixed trading in New York with commodities including corn wheat and oats, and Buffalo noting active hog markets and steady cattle values. Pittsburgh produce shows moderate demand with apples and potatoes priced across several varieties, while New York stocks edge lower on lighter volume and profit taking. Diana Wynyard marries director Carat Reed in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Rome
Maine
Associated Press
New York
T&t
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dulty
Northern Pacific
Paramount Penna RR
Penney ‘ Ee Socony Vacuum Um S
Sandard of
Cubiti
Standard of
Studebaker
Texas
Steel Ally Westinghouse Blocte “i
Woolworks
Youngstown
Tag
N.Y. Ouch Aero Supply and Se
Arkansas
Natgasa
South Penn
Diana Wynyard
London
Carat Reed
Caxton Hall
Bolly Bry
Reed
Miss Wrivard
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Hitler
England
Ana
Dave Cockpy
Rhineland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Inivade
United Nations
Beline
Ronse- Welt
Churchill
Casablanca
French North Africa
Japan
China
Karl Haushofer
Haushofer
She Fan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Eddie Rickenbacker
Solomon Islands
Rickenbacker
George Ream
C.F. Brown
F. O.howard
T. F. Giblin
C. T. Doane
Charles M. Selsle
Oli W. Bracken
Brown
Howard
Selsle
Tecommission
Forbes
Spaulding
Ford Automobiles
Fordson Tractors
Roy Larson
Jamestown
New Palace
Mrs. Larson
Rex Theater
U. S
South America
Tamous
A.V. G
Mulida
New Georgia
Tadla
Maly
Otlehams
New Mexico
Arizona
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Neptune
Pluto
Bhutan
Chita
Himalayas
North Africa
The
U.S. Supreme Court
Eig Cr
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Memoriam
Warren Plant
Buysborough
Henry VIII
Fruit Growers Association
Joautoists
Opaban
Cortland
Jersey
Ralston
Blue Ribbon
Thuringer
Purelard
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Einoun Eos Sterling
Erle
Guar- Antestl A
Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Famala
Waltreses
Hutal
Wal
Gall
Mlehis
Ats
Boston House
Springer Paws
Weite Bert Stockton
Columbus
Hoover
Tynh
Philco _ radio
Ivory Aish
Chirion County
Jon
Earl Messinger
Phinte
Doane‘ Hardware
W. Main St
Boyd Spencer, Laitt
Milluis Fur
Lotingerepat
Marlon Street
Lynn Sill
Bealey's
North Center Street
Toni Nelson
Scott's ‘Crossing
Atae
Selo
H. South Street
NT. Gillette
Tempa D. MicIntyre
Temperance Memtyre
City of
Erie County
Wleitdy
Medlwins
Pacific Coast
Buffalo
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