Corry R. E Journal Notice of Publication Rates
Corry Ray Evening Journal announces publication details and rates with address and pricing terms. Includes subscription options and advertising rate inquiry information for readers and businesses.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1943
Page
3
Corry Ray Evening Journal announces publication details and rates with address and pricing terms. Includes subscription options and advertising rate inquiry information for readers and businesses.
An essay praising sea power highlights Britain's supply lines to Russia and America, Japan's sea strength, and the need to control the oceans. It argues the United States must build ships to carry men and munitions, defeat enemy fleets, and force Japan’s surrender, framing these aims in a wartime naval rhetoric.
The piece notes January's gloom and celebrates mid winter blessings as signs of spring. It recalls Washington and Lincoln, urges national unity to combat small mindedness, and predicts upheaval yet leadership for America. It discusses Russia’s victories, German and Japanese desires for freedom, and the looming prospect of a brutal Europe crisis with Allied sacrifice and a 48 hour plan.
Severe weather disrupts city services and school. High subway partial operation announced. Fire injures Charles Jr. at 517 East South Street. blaze at Keystone Fish Company threatens gas and power. Erie Lighting transformers risk, estimate loss near 100000. North Side headquarters venue prep, Wheeler estate option discussed. Hay Rake magazine suspended due to ads. Adelaide Freno dies at 1, aged 41, with two sons and another daughter surviving.
The text defines health as more than absence of disease and as a state of normal body function. It links health to vigor, balance, competence in tasks, and enjoyment of activities. It traces the word healthy to hale and whole, emphasizing fullness of functional development and environmental attunement.
Funeral services for Henry R. Bidwell were held at his late home on 521 West Wayne Street and at the United Brethren in Christ Church with Rev. David Thomas and several assistants officiating. Bearers included R. M. Ratdall and Debs Sorenson among others. hymns were sung by Mrs. Harley Banks and Mrs. Harold Fish. Temporary interment occurred in Pine Grove cemetery with numerous relatives from Waterford Union City Cambridge Springs and Mickel Hill among attendees.
In county court Judge Lee L. Ollaway presided over multiple cases. Alton Clayimce Saeger, 92, of Celoron, received a lengthy prison term for third degree burglary tied to a Pier Ballroom break-in. Laverne Cadsall, 18, of Celoron, pled guilty to second degree burglary and was sent to a state facility. Several other defendants faced pleas or sentences including forgery, grand larceny and burglary, with varying sentences and suspended terms.
City council discussed annexing space for street department storage and a potential new warehouse. Finance Director Kinley chaired a meeting without Mayor Hepler as they review property options, equipment changes, and a condemned structure on White Street with a March 1 deadline.
A set of seven queries tests knowledge on U S government grain sales early postwar figures Sino leader Chiang Kai-shek Beneralissino, Rolf Nugent and postwar consumer goods plans B P Fairless steel executive Mary of Scotland star, precursors to a Turkish capital and coin value factors in direct sunlight.
Shortage of gas impacts Erie as cold spell tightens demand. Officials warn supply constraints could last beyond the crisis while the public seeks heating fuel and hot water. utility programs aim to ease strain and maintain essential services amid worsening conditions.
Erie Feb 1 plans outline replacement schedules to free 65 industries in Erie city and county employing about 45,000 for induction. Col Henry Rhodes of the War Manpower Commission said after April 1 many single men and those with wives in non essential posts will be non deferable. The schedules aim to release 1-A men with minimal production disruption as new non deferables fill vacant plant jobs, including many women.
L L Slough died Monday at Erie Hospital after a short illness. He had handled advertising for the Saturday church stage carried in the Journal. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 PM at the Donel Burton Funeral Home in Erie.
Russian forces drive toward Kharkov after recapturing Rostov and pushing German troops toward Taganrog on the Azov coast. Gen. Vatutin's columns claim liberation of several towns west of the Rostov–Moscow line, including Bolshie Saly north-west of Taganrog. Red Army shock troops close a siege ring on the German base at Kharkov while threatening Orel.
An old newspaper ad touts Thompson's Horsoma Tablets and Golden Lax Tablets as remedies for body waste buildup and mysterious pains. It claims kidneys and blood cleanse with these products and urges purchase at drugstores, noting a 25 cent price for the laxative.
Erie county school directors gather for annual wartime adjustments program. Highlights include readings of previous minutes, new appointments, superintendent's report, and talks on health, child employment, and services for working mothers. Luncheon at Boston Store at 1:15 pm features remarks by Mrs Crassmeh Viol and Willis Pray.
A severe cold wave causes multiple deaths and illnesses across districts. Victims include elderly residents such as DL L aged 68 in Plumville and Isidore away 64 in Sayumdte Armstrong. Reports note heart attacks, exposure, and feverish conditions as temperatures plummet. Schools close statewide and many observers report people keeping indoors due to the extreme cold.
Philip Hogan the newly appointed supervisor, from Carbondale, Pa, was assaulted in his hospital room today by two assailants. Detective William Sicknis said guards intervened as the attack occurred, and investigators pursue motives tied to Hogan’s appointment.
Firefighters battled a large house fire early Sunday morning as six occupants escaped unharmed. Neighbors reported the blaze starting in a kitchen area, with flames spreading to nearby outbuildings. السلطات
Markets show mixed activity with egg and produce quotes from New York and Pittsburgh. Prices for apples pears and potatoes vary by grade and region, while livestock futures in Buffalo reflect steady demand and modest gains. Sixteen-page recap notes general market shifts and a retiree obituary accompanying the financial items.
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