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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1943

Page

2

Senate panel approves Parker nomination for state unity post

The Senate executive nominations committee in Harrisburg agreed to report favorably on Dr. Frank Parker of Philadelphia for a 21 year term on the Public Unity Commission. Parker, 62, a University of Pennsylvania faculty member for 80 years, would succeed Democrat Richard J. Beamish April 1. Republican Parker faced criticism from two Democratic senators during the hearing.

Associated Press Harrisburg Senate Figor Martin Frank Parker Philadelphia Public Unity Commission G. Harold Watkins Schuylkill Parker Watkins Richard J. Beamish University of Pennsylvania

City and Vicinity and War War II Public Notices

City and vicinity items detail local commerce with Pillsbury pancake flour and P&G soap deals, plus delivery service. War era updates include Warren County Council of Defense block system plans, bomb reconnaissance roles, and residents affected by raids. Also notes on local incidents, civil defense offices, and community updates across Titusville, Oil City, and Kane.

Pillsbury Page& Ferry Warren Gordon Munn

SAN-CURA Ointment and Soap for Skin Wounds

Distressed readers advised on using SAN-CURA Ointment after washing with SAN-CURA Soap. The antiseptic treatment targets wounds burns and skin abrasions for children and adults, with cautions on proper application and storage.

San-Oura

Pennsylvania to renew licenses with $10 fee for seven million owners

Harrisburg reports the Revenue Department publicly advised Pennsylvania's seven million automobile owners that a ten dollar renewal fee applies to license renewals. The notice instructs owners to disregard questions about the fee on forms mailed before new legislation. Forms will be mailed before licenses expiring March 31, and contain the lower fee.

Harrisburg Pennnsylvania Revenue Department Sn Owher

Tax Returns Window Opens at Federal Building

The Internal Revenue Collector's deputy at the Federal Building in Corry offers tax filing help. Bernard C. Saymansid, serving as deputy, maintains long daily hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 30, with nearly 300 returns processed so far and more expected by week’s end.

Internal Revenue Replins Tony Bernard C. Saymansid Erle Wil Reeves Pitts Nix Saymatisit Federal Building Aero Supply Plant

Call in gas books if cars are stored

New York Regional Office of the Office of Price Administration ordered car owners without 1943 license plates or with cars in dead storage to return gasoline ration books to local ration boards. The rule covers New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia to conserve millions of gallons as many cars remain idle and license transitions are pending.

New York Pennsylvania Associated Press Office of Price Administration New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia OPA

Register for ration book no 2 enrollment totals rise

Registration for ration book number 2 proceeds in local schools with Harding 138 Concord 235 Senior High 36 Washington 405 Junior High 610 and overall Tuesday turnout 1 924 versus 1 611 Monday bringing the week total near 93 595 accounting for about four percent of the estimated 6 500 to register. Residents are reminded they may use cars to reach registration sites in bad weather.

Harding School Concord Senior High Washington

Four Die in Pittsburgh Apartment Fire Near Golden Triangle

A Pittsburgh fire killed four men and wounded three others in a rooming house near the Golden Triangle. Victims on the second and third floors were John Titus 54 William Ein 64 and Gi Belenta 65. Fred DeArmitt 45 died on the sidewalk after a sheet from a room indicated a failed escape. Police questioned a 60 year old man as investigators determine the fire origin. The blaze sent 16 tenants fleeing from both buildings. The structure stood beside the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, once home to the Native Sons of Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Ptetsburgh Golden Triangle John Titus Af William Ein Gi Belenta Levi Fred Jerry) DeArmitt DeArmitt Mann Aint Morongahela Allegheny Onio The Native Sons of Pennsylvania

Infant dies after one day illness at Corry Hospital

Beverly Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman of 16 Shea Street, died at Corry Hospital shortly after admission. Born October 4, she had been ill since Tuesday morning. Survived by parents, a sister Patricia, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Chase of Lockhart, Florida, and paternal grandfather Herbert Chapman of Olean, New York. Funeral plans incomplete. Body at Seawee Home. friends may call.

Beverly Ann Tour -Monttis- Ole Harold Hapman Shea Street Corry Hospital Patricla Clayton Chase Lockhart Fla Herbert Chapmen Olean N.Y

Services Friday in Memory of Mrs O Hare

Funeral services for Mrs. Hugh A O Hare will be held Friday at St Elizabeths church at 9 am with Rev Garl Heldt as celebrant. Burial in the family plot at St Catherine cemetery in Titusville follows the service. The notice also reports a relief bill advancing in Harrisburg to transfer unemployment aid from the state to localities per Gov margins.

Reed ereeTer Hugh A. O'Hare St. Elizabeth's Church Garl Heldt St Catherine's Cemetery Titusville Harrisburg Alvin R. Hocke York Martin

Treasury Report for February with debt and balances

Treasury report from Washington dated February 24 shows receipts totaling 69,497,689.40 dollars and expenditures at 2115,820,977.88 dollars, leaving a net balance of 5,690,392,146.93. Total debt stands at 127,572,878, W0481, with an increase over the previous day of 565,502,561.58.

Treasury Washington the Treasury

Meat black market blamed on OPA

Pittsburgh February 23 Attorney Callahan asserted the federal government’s price ceilings caused the meat black market. Appearing for Theodore E Dauer of Arnold Packing Co, he argued black market bidders outbid legitimate packers and ignore CFA ceilings to profit from sales, and claimed government policy bears responsibility.

OPA Associated Press Pittsburgh Callahan U.S Theodore E. Dauer Arnold Packing Co Office of Price Administration Gallahan Republe Cavier Max Gross Bloomfield Packing Co

Oil City Soldier Killed In Action

Sergeant Homer G. Heuston of Oil City was killed in action in the South Pacific on January 12, per a message to his parents at 170 Pierce Avenue. He was the second local service member reported killed or missing in less than a week, with Technological Sergeant Pred M. Beichner Jr. also listed as missing in action in western Europe since February 8.

Western Auto W. H. Campbell Warrai Leon Campbell Japan Philippines Campbell United States Army Amerton Legion U. B. Church Harley Banks Journal Titusville Horgee Saraly B. Urey State Street State East First Streets Mary Francis Matney William Matney Stone SPARS United States Coast Guard Pittsburgh Matney Preston T. Bishon Bradford Cameron County Caméron Erie Paul Packo Union City McNierney Corry Samuel Tt. Powers Holly's GIO State, Coury & Phncipal Workers of America Pittsburgh Board of Public Education OWL Gev Sergean Homer G. Heuston Robert G. Heuston Pierce Avenue South Pacific Heyston Oil City F. MM. Beichner Bush Pirst Street Pred M. Beichner Europe

Rescue in Me Held Ended Amid Rush of Tragedy

In a chaotic scene witnesses described a rescue effort that ended tragically as a horse rider was pinned in a rush. Police confirmed one fatality and investigators pursued leads while bystanders mourned the loss.

Ray Gubana

Unclear ad snippet for lemon remedy and Rexa product

Fragmentary text markets a lemon based pain relief solution with a Rexa branded compound. Mentions a price and store availability but lacks full context or credible details.

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