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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1944
Page
2
The Adjutant General US Army directs attention to the Re Induction Section at 4415 Munitions Building Washington DC 25. Women in essential industry must obtain release from their employer or the U.S. Employment Service to pursue Army recruitment or induction.
Mrs. C H Joseph of Titmnsville received a telegram from her sister in St. Cloud Fla announcing the death of nephew Carl P Peterson Jr in a plane crash earlier today. The telegram did not state where the fatal accident occurred. Other items note a Jr High PTA festival, ore movement near Renovo, and local wartime bond sales figures.
The Al Martys Restaurant in Meadville will close until Saturday noon due to a death in the family. Major John K Willard, commanding officer at Feystone Ordnance Works, has been transferred to the ammunition plants field director's office in St. Louis, announced Tuesday.
Chl Raymond Mulvin son of Rev and Mrs George A Mulvin of Beaverdsin recently visited home then transferred from Long Beach California to Grenada Mississippi. Word arrives that Pfe Robert O Baker, son of Mr and Mrs R N Baker of West Frederick Street, has served safely in New Guinea after five months in Australia. New York reports on February 23 that Manila radio cited a national emergency in the Philippines as Jose P Laurel expands dictatorial powers.
Associated Press reports Felice authorities seek two men and a woman who escaped from a car that plunged into four feet of water in Bries, near Erie, shortly before daybreak. Police traced the vehicle to Geo. Hoe of Bedford Street, Bedford, as part of the wreck investigation.
A pullet requires about 24 pounds of feed plus 12 pounds of grain and 12 pounds of mash for growth. Heavier breed pullets may need around 28 pounds of feed.
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