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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1942

Page

3

Judge Rules: Commissioners Did Their Best In Tax Case

Erie, Feb 14 Judge Elmer J Evans ruled the county commissioners acted in good faith when they extended the payment time for tax funds collected by former Wesleyville tax collector George Heath. He said the commissioners were not to blame for criminal responsibility and that their actions were a sound judgment given the bad mess faced.

Erie George Heath Wesleyviite Elmer J. Evins Jacob Heidi Heath Evans Evens Re~porters

Bear Lake News Notes Busy weekend gatherings and local visits

Bear Lake notes a weekend of social visits including Akron visitors C B Far and Mrs Far Lan, Mr and Mrs Warren Kelley with family, and Mrs Sarah Vickers from Niobe. Walter Stupek trains at Orlando Air Base, others host Valentine events, birthday party for Roxie Bradford, and multiple church and social gatherings noted. Merritt G. Smith injured hand at Aero Supply in Corry.

Bear Lake C. B. Faris Akron Florida Conklin Violet, Wheeler Kyle Faulimer Celoron Ivan Hawsins W. M.A W. N. Wevers Anna. Zolak Earl Whegler Meadville Keith Holter Isabelle Vickers Lotteville Niobe Tyan Hawkins Roxie Bradford Donald Bradford Fins John Eddy Phyllis Richard Miller Earl Wilson Lottsville Charles Wilson George Stranigan Fred Orlatt Charles Stranigan Merritt G. Smith Aero Supply Corry

First Aid for Cuts Burns and Bruises Kit Ad

San Cura Ointment on bathroom shelf may aid dressing for cuts burns bruises and itching. Product claims to soothe discomfort and is suitable for babies. San Cura Soap also recommended for tender skin.

After War Work Possibilities for Babson Students

Babson Park Fla Feb 17 Roger Babson surveys college catalogs for women and men noting war Aligned courses and the lack of income-focused training. He warns colleges face postwar shocks from inflation, debt and labor competition abroad, urging practical education, trades for women, and readiness for economic change after World War II. He cautions that many colleges hope for quick recovery and predicts a demanding job market, with women needing earnings to maintain living standards and families preparing through adaptable training. Hawaii's director of civilian defense Frank Locey demonstrates a blackout cigar holder for air raid protection.

Roger Babson Babson Park Fla America Washington Japan Germany

Erie Youth Killed in Crash of U S Bomber Near Natal

Private First Class Joseph J. Cecho Jr., 22, of 110% East 2ath Street, was killed in a bomber crash near Natal Brazil February 8. War department telegram gave no details of crash. family says he had served two years in the Army Air Corps and had attended Cathedral Prep and Cathedral College.

Joseph J. Cecho Natal Brazil Erith Bormbardier United States Army Air Corps War Department Gecko Langley Field Cathedral Prep Cathedral Callege Talter Joseph J. Cécho Scott Field Bellville Lawry Field Denver Colo Bein Trinidad

Former Supt at Ajax Advanced to Warren Plant Role

Ernest Tross, ex superint ended at Ajax, will supervise a new United Engineering and Foundry plant in Warren as general manager in charge of operations at the Federal Machine and Welder Co. He has a long career with Cambria Steel and Ajax Tram Works. The 900-employee job expansion mirrors regional industry growth, and his family will remain in Youngstown.

Ernest EB Trows Corry Wes Nas Youngstown Austriet United Engineering and Foundry Company Corey Mut Ste Yrs Aga Youngstown United Iss Ibs Oulyuy Setinol Plagh Tross Delenit Dolin Cambria “Steel Co Trost Eoyetal Carnegie Stelen Braddock Pittshursti Core Helen Wiser Wilkinsburg Phyllis Pennsylvania College For Women Gerhtil Warren

Fourteen Inducted By Girard District Selective Service

Ray Francis, secretary of the local board No. 2 in Girard, announces fourteen men will be inducted on Wednesday February 13. The absorbent list includes Albion area youths Baille Wright William Gra how Ban Kamppi and others. The new contingent will entrain at Erie at 7:4 m for New Cumberland.

GI Raya Ronrien Amy Girard Ray Francis Cew Albion Baille Wright William Grahow Ban Kamppi Mirin J Sabol Pant Senyo Cranville Selective Service Erie New Cumberland

Youngsville Boys Admit Ten Thefts in Warren County

James town and surrounding areas see a wave of larcenies and burglaries admitted by two Youngsville youths, Victor A. Nelson and Samuel Messinger, both 16. They faced charges in city court for petit larceny and grand larceny with warrants for burglary and larceny. Authorities pursued additional suspects linked to the roller rink burglary.

Jamestown Paleoner Sherman Youngsville Warren County Victor A. Nelson Samuel Messinger Richard K. Moynihan Brooklyn Square City Court Setlan Sheriff's Department Messinger Pennsylvania State Motor Police Warren County Sheriff's Department Pennsylvanis State Motor Police Aldro

Wire Puller One Sees Limits in Political Favor Trade

In this peculiar excerpt a man named Wire Puller One cannot seek aid from a wire puller to gain political favors. He works in electrical contracting, a field distant from political maneuvering. The dialogue likens the other to a spudder peeling potatoes, highlighting mismatch between trades and ambitions.

Hand Grenade Plant Hinted at Dunkirkущ

Dunkirk officials say a government contract may bring hand grenades production to the Ullea Radiator Corporation plant in Dunkirk. LN Murray, president and Ullea director, announced the potential award with details sparse on local output and contract value. The saga ties to broader wartime munitions orders and local industrial shifts.

Dunkirk Widson Ravannah Ullen Ogiethorpe Georgia

February Court Terms Close in Noted Cases

In the February term, criminal court dispositions included a jury verdict for Rekstelhi on charges involving $18 in potatoes, with a suspended sentence, and a second jury exonerating Waller A. Ségehrisi of alleged embezzlement of $6.1 while employed by Meadowbrook Deity. The proceedings reflect typical term end activity with multiple cases resolved.

Rekstelhi Hay Orejeerk Coil Waller A. Ségehrisi Lighthouse Streri Meadowbrook

Grand Jury Commends County Detention Home Visit

The grand jury toured the county home and detention center and praised its orderly, well kept condition. They endorsed reforms and urged steps to address conditions, while County Commissioners considered options for a new or updated facility and noted Mrs. Barney’s services.

Erie Ful Honte Maine Bruce Wright First Methodist Chuurch Chemmstoner Barney

Unclear Auto Bureau Mixup In Missouri Tale

A garbled local item from Missouri recounts a vague licensing mixup. The fragment mentions a man’s attempt to obtain a state license and an encounter with a county clerk, but the details and names are unreadable.

Ingalls Jury Deliberates on Aviatrix Mata Hun Case

A jury of 10 men and two women in Washington hears the case against Tia Ingalls, 38, self-styled Mata Hun, accused of willfully failing to register as a paid naval propagandist. Deliberations followed a framed trial with unresolved questions about her actions.

Tia Laura Ingalls Mata Hun Tris Washingto Egster

Home Near Kearsarge Destroyed by Fire

A small cottage near Kearsarge was burned in a night blaze forcing D. M. Haines and his wife from their home, with two children escaping in night attire. The fire began from a chimney in the Danish settlement area, leaving the house a total loss valued around $1,000. Mrs. Haines remained inside during the fire. The article also notes Washington DC’s Nations Gallery of Art as a major marble exhibit project valued over $15,000,000 to be completed in under four years.

Ecu D. M. Haines Kearwigs Ab Mo Phavidsy the Nations Gallery of Art Washington, D. C

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