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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1943
Page
3
Partial text mentions prices and items with unclear context. It references values like $1.00 50c 2.95 and mentions a beauty application, Suskatene a Bier, plus scattered fragments about an army and timing. The readable items are disjoint, with no clear event or entities to frame a full news item.
The piece argues France can regain strength after German defeat only if the nation forges a new national will. It warns against party fragmentation and calls for patriotism and cooperation among French citizens to build a united political framework.
The piece argues the Twelve Islands group near Asia Minor, notably Rhodes, were seized by Italy in 1910 and should return to Greece after a post war boundary redraw. It warns Mussolini’s strategy weakens Italy and predicts the Dodecanese will be relinquished first as Turkey rises again.
A set of trivia questions asks about ODT agency, a famous author who died after a heart attack, Princess Juliana's throne, the Soviet ambassador to the U S, two Constitution signers who became presidents, animal class, a German militarism founder, Theodore Roosevelt’s son in law as House member, the US rubber czar, and a biblical line about wind.
The notice details rationing starting February 9 for shoes with three pairs per person per year and No 1 War stamps valid until June 15. It covers processed foods starting March 1, sugar stamps through March 15, coffee through March 21, gas coupons through March 21, and motorist deadlines for tires and gasoline with period and zone specifics.
The article explains how physicians verify medicines by referencing the United States Pharmacopoeia. It notes the volume lists products, descriptions, tests and formulas for mixtures, with revisions every ten years. It mentions Boston’s 1920 origin and active involvement by physicians in Pennsylvania.
Erie OPA board members push to publish names of convicted gas ration violators arguing disclosure would deter abuse. Paul L. Nunes and Charles Bates contend publicizing violators fits policy and serves as punishment for those misusing fuel ration cards.
The unit once led by Cochran and famed for relentless air strikes over Africa has been relieved in Tunisia after two months of blasting enemy aircraft and smashing ground targets. Major Robert Schrigtman later commanded the squadron.
Baldwin Brothers Paving Company of Cleveland was awarded the contract for the Franklin Avenue crossing project and a half mile of concrete road at the Erie Works rail crossing. The bid totaled $327,486. The crossing is heavily used by Erie Works employees of General Electric and has seen numerous accidents.
Harrisburg officials remind Pennsylvania taxpayers that the 4-mill personal property tax must be paid by February 15 to avoid penalties and interest. The tax covers all taxable property held on January 1, 1945, and remains in force until repealed by the legislature, with older-year taxes and penalties due.
Jamestown detectives obtained a statement from the alleged accomplice of Michael Cusimano in the December Fisher liquor store robbery. Cusimano was captured in Warren Pennsylvania after a spree of six robberies. he pleaded guilty and received a 10 to 20 year sentence. Authorities say the accomplice may be brought back to face charges in Jamestown and Chautauqua County.
Court proceedings progress as judges sentence defendants and set parole conditions. Clarence Hamilton discharged for lack of evidence after brief hearing. Moses Love pleads to a charge and awaits sentencing. other defendants face varying dispositions and deferred sentences.
A report from the draft board notes the death of a delinquent named Claycor Ostrander of Port Allegany. The document lists thirteen men as delinquent in the security area, with several names released and others remaining in custody or previously imprisoned for offenses tied to Windsor Hotel incidents.
Fire Commissioner and Trustee J Rewben Ortendahl reports favorable prospects for buying four new fire trucks for Ess Ellicott district. A Saturday conference with Mack Truck Company officials, attended by Mayor Sherman G Peterson, Fire Chief Warren C Anderson, Assistant Fire Chief Loris Olson, Vincent C Sweet, and Ortendahl, discussed securing priority from the Federal government.
Dearborn Avenue resident J. N. Roebuck endorses SAN-CURA Ointment for rectal itching and piles. The product also treats minor sores and skin irritations. Available at drug stores for 35¢ to 60¢ with SAN-CURA Soap 25¢.
Buffalo market shows steady bids for cattle, calves, lambs, and hogs with good to choice quality items noted. Pittsburgh produce lists apples, potatoes, and fruit varieties with mixed color eggs at New York wholesale prices and other regional stock quotations.
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