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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at a ward level meeting or event, with unreadable names and dates. The readable parts mention a round identifier and tents, indicating a possible field setup or parade context within a neighborhood area.
Landlords are reminded of rules for evictions and written renewals. A tenant who refuses to sign a renewal must vacate by April 1 after a reasonable period. Max legal rent applies, services may not raise price without Rent Control approval, and forms DD 123 and notices must be filed with the Control Office within set timelines.
Erie Feb 11 Edward Heal a local OPA board member criticized secrecy as the board suspended action books. Herbert Jacobs acting chair from the fees board moved to withhold names of drivers cited for violations of the pleasure driving ban at a Tuesday night meeting.
The Dies Committee proposed extending its loyalty probe for two more years and expanding to screen over 1,000 federal workers for disloyalty. Representative Chalvet Dies said the initial list held about 1,100 names, with many resignations already reported after FBI referrals, suggesting further departures since.
A late 1940s-era reviews column surveys Gale Wilhelm Charles Finney Carleton Mabee and others, praising some works while faulting others. It praises Wilhelm for charm but criticizes the overlong inner thoughts and weather detail, notes Finney’s Missouri boyhood tale, Mabee’s Morse biography, Dickens abridgement, and John Hersey’s brief World War II expedition narrative.
An old time ad promises quick relief from burning and itching piles with Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories. It touts soothing lubrication, reduced staining, and relaxed membranes, claiming easy use and affordable pricing with a money back guarantee.
First Lieutenant Charles DeForest Bingramg, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Bingham of Jamestown, is reported missing in action in the South Pacific. He trained as a United States Army Air Corps officer, earned his wings in 1941, served at Pearl Harbor, and went overseas in late 1941. he attended Jamestown High School and the University of Wisconsin before joining Bingham & Company.
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