Ten third-veohas and one ninety four
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1944
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a numeric sequence with ten third veohas and the number one ninety four, but lacks clear context or identifiable events, names, or places to summarize a cohesive news item.
An editorial piece discusses tax reform and patriotic support for war bonds. It argues taxation should be simple and transparent, predicts tax collection could evolve like stamp buying, and extols government debt and citizen investment as essential to national finance during wartime. The writer frames Americans as united in funding the war effort through bonds and taxes.
Twenty years ago the Powers Livery property on East Washington Street planned a large storage garage. The Municipal Church will pass into history as trustees vote to discontinue. A fire gutted E. L. Cafflisch’s home in Clymer, estimated loss about $3,000 insured. State license for boxing bouts to be mailed from Hastings Jones. Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Wells a daughter on February 16. First M. I. church music night featured L. Knowlton Men’s Bible class and choir program.
A broad column mixes wartime village life with national and international updates. Topics include rationing debates, beaver trapping, letters from service members, shifts in industry ownership, local politics, Red Cross notices, and soldier family news, with brief mentions of awards and overseas reporting.
An Erie man reports his fort was badly shot up amid chaotic scenes. Witnesses describe a tense hour with engines roaring and tensions high. Civilian bystanders recount a note of wife’s distress and a wish for Tokyo as the conflict subsides. The incident ends with scattered damage and a cautious sense of unease in the town.
Northwest Pennsylvania employers attend a premium pay clinic addressing executive order 9230 on overtime pay for war related work. Ernest N. Vogt, region attorney for the U S Department of Labor, will speak at 8:00 p m at the WERC auditorium 121 West Tenth street. The event, sponsored by the Manufacturers Association of Erle and Dana Jones secretary, invites questions submitted in advance.
Fragmented readable text outlines a quiet Republican primary for the state senate with mentions of county figures, candidates including Mephan and others, and references to legal and political maneuvers across counties. The piece notes opposition dynamics and potential intrigue as election day approaches.
A local hearing was set for a gas station robbery suspect identified as Corry Gas Station bandit Van Zandt. The individual, noted as having previously served in the U S Navy, was reported to be en route from the west coast toward New Haven when captured and transferred to federal custody following the Corry incident.
From the federal docket in Erie, the Leslie case against Charles H. Leslie of Lye Office of Price Administration is listed for hearing on Monday February 20. He faces charges linked to his role as receiver for the closed Second National Bank. The docket notes a brief session with Judge Schonmaker and additional silver case filings pending in the district.
Kane High School graduate Gustitson, a St Barnabas Nursing School alumna, receives the Air Medal aboard the Pacific front. Lt Gustitson, serving June 10, 1943, to May 1903, is cited for valor as Army Air Forces nurse with critical role in casualty care and evacuation.
A jumble of fragmented quiz prompts asks about AFT president, state capitals, Peninsulas, abbreviations, earth structure, animals, and poets. The readable bits are unclear, with many typos, making precise answers impossible from the text.
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