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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1944

Page

2

Traffic Fatalities Shine in Peach Pod Cherry Streets Crash

January traffic reports by Capt. William J. McDonald note two fatalities at Peach Pod Cherry streets. A 16 year old bicyclist, Donald Neal Brown, was struck and fatally injured last Thursday, and Edith Lynch, 85, of Waterford, died in a two car collision Sunday.

Ford Powell Motors William J. McDonald Donald Neal Brown Iast Edith Lynch Waterford Erie George Gerbracht City Health Department Alli Rod and Gun Club Everett Siefert Youingsville High School Will Cary Evelyn Overturf

Myers Emerges as Likely Democratic Senate Candidate

In Harrisburg on February 3, Francis Myers a two term Philadelphia congressman topped the list as the Democratic organization candidate for U S Senate as party leaders prepared for the state endorsement meeting. State chairman David L Lawrence said Senator Joseph F Guffey indicated he might attend the final candidate slating conference though he questioned remaining for Friday's meeting over national soldier vote issues. Lawrence and Guffey who split in the 1938 primary have held multiple talks with county leaders aiming to present a united front for the 194 campaign.

Westfield Whitwood Chace Rexall Brug Lindsley’s Merle Haskell Duane Street David J. Richards Ernest Richards Arkansas Titusville Garrett Aery East Main Street Helen M. Black Franklin School Board Pennsylvania School Secretaries Association Harrisburg Ty's All-Stars American Aviation Jamestown Frinight Jr. High Jamestown Clekyript Raft Board B. P. O. Ellis Franklin Steadings Oil City J. D. Prax Champer of Commerce Arlington Hotel Ty Crandall Kane Shane New Cumberland United States Army Frees Rancis Myers Philadelphia Democratic Organization U. S. Senate State Committee David L. ‘Lawrence U. S Joseph F. Guffey Washington Guffey Briday National Capitol Lawrence

Pittsburgh garbage collectors end strike

About 9 000 tons of garbage piled on streets alleys and basements will be removed as municipal workers resume collections after Local 609 voted to end the walkout. Health Director I Hope Alexander calls the stoppage the worst health menace the city has seen in years.

Oy Asspemacueres Pittsburgh APT I. Hope Alexander

US Casualties in Italy Reach 23 407 Since Landing

U S casualties among American troops in Italy total 23 407 since the September landing. Undersecretary of War Patterson announced 4 384 killed 14 878 wounded and 5 144 missing. The figures cover operations at the beachhead south of Rome.

U.S Italy Associated Press Washington Patterson Rome

Fire destroys garage and buses in Clifton blaze

Firemen estimated 75 000 in damage after a spectacular blaze wrecked a large public garage housing 11 buses of Public Service Coordinated Transport. The roof collapsed after tanks and buses exploded in succession. no injuries were reported.

Clifton N. J

Marshall Attack 15 Isolating Japs Invasion News

The United States invasion of the Marshall Islands advances with landings on Kwajalein and nearby islets. American forces seize a four runway airfield and threaten the Kwajalein anchorage, while Adm Chester W. Nimitz confirms reinforcements. George Whitsell in Camp Phillips Kan receives a gift tone from the Sv Club.

Pearl Harbor United States Marshalls Jess Kwajalein Atoll Ayerrin Kwajalein Ayq Jalein Atoll Suerounglie Mile Tagoon Rol Airkeld George Whitsell Camp Phillips Kan

Haas Speaks To School Directors at State Meeting

Governor Martin praised Pennsylvania public schools as the nation’s foremost institution next to the church. He endorsed reforms urged by Dr Haas including broader discussion based learning, individualized instruction, varied instructional methods, visual aids, and work experience integrating into high schools, plus expanded guidance and job placement programs.

Pennsylvania State School Directors’ Association Spiii Goidreva Martin

Ashtabula Woman Dies While Visiting Here

Mrs. Tessie L Hammond of Ashtabula died at Conrys Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had been visiting her brother George Stockton, patient at the hospital, and was born in Spartansburg March 21 1890. Surviving: husband Hart Hammond two brothers George Brockton Herman Stockton and sister Maude Rickers. Funeral Saturday at 3 p.m. in AMula conducted by Rev Rolofson.

Tessie Liviuuuuieln Trry Three Park Avenue Ashtabula Conrys Hospital L'Homtmodern George Stockton Spartansburg Rebekah Lodge Hart W. L'Hammodein George Brockton Herman Stockton Maude Rickers Eric Mula Rolofson First Presbyterian Church Offisialing

Pennsylvania Leads In Individual Bond Sales

Philadelphia reports a daily bond sale of 5 million dollars with subscriptions totaling 5,990,136. The city’s total reaches 62,706,881 and 42 percent of its 125 million goal amid the Fourth War Loan campaign. Pennsylvania leads among large states.

Philadelphia G. Ruhland, Jr Pennsylvania

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