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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1944
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Duke and fees in a fine paper record. The text is unclear but suggests a note about charges or obligations. No specific dates names or places are readable to confirm details.
Judges in Allegheny County vow to bring to court husbands who default on child and family support. After an agreement with District Attorney Burton R. Laub, Indictments will be prepared and nonpaying husbands brought before the court on criminal charges. Officers promise heavy bonds and swift apprehension if they skip town to evade orders.
Police stallion event emergency response praised by council members as Wardens and corps members stayed on alert. Felix Ringed, 62, of Ci Nok, died after an accident at the wheel near Philadelphia. Officials credited city reapposition to the Wert Alyald Wwatens and timely pedestrian action.
Dispatches report German troops pulling reserves to the front as Red Army pressure increases toward Odessa. The Polish government in London holds its third emergency meeting over the Curzon line demand, fearing great territorial losses. A bombastic warfront bulletin mentions shifting commanders and renewed resistance as Axis forces seek to stabilize a shrinking front.
A reader note describes struggles with weight loss and muscle building. It mentions attempts, temptations, and a plan to achieve a healthier physique through a temipting but unclear regime.
An inexpensive home recipe urges using TV-Ex Compounds mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic pain within 48 hours. It promotes a money back guarantee and claims approval by drugstores, warning not to take unless prescribed.
A derailment near Renovo Pennsylvania halted a nine car freight train on Tuesday morning. Engineer W. G Gobov and conductor Kane were reported on duty as wreck crews from Warren and Henry were dispatched to clear the line. An emergency brake discharged the cars and stopped the crew from severe injury, though one or two men escaped unharmed.
In Erie on January 2 Judge Fineri Evans ordered the sale of assets from the American State Bank and the Bank of Italy as part of tentative steps toward dissolution. James G. Saint deputy receiver reported creditors’ interests may be best served by liquidation ends, with asset totals noted and no debt value yet determined.
Col Woodside of Pittsburgh, commanding officer of the 6th Regiment Pennsylvania State Guards, attended a dinner at the New Thomson hotel Monday evening. Afterward the Kane company officers gathered at the State Armory where Second Lieutenants Paul Miller and Anderson were sworn in for service, and Lt. Waller Stark led the tech company as it listed strength for Kane at present.
Fifty eight residents from Erie city and county became United States citizens in naturalization ceremonies held in the federal building. Judge F F Schoonmaker presided with twenty nine taking the oath in the morning and twenty nine in the afternoon.
Jamestown officials contemplate a $1000 annual raise for Mayor Samuel Strohloday after a proposed amendment to the town charter. A public hearing is set for 7 pm January 24, preceding the regular council session. The step aligns with routine fiscal measures and follows a council finance committee recommendation.
Small wounds are dangerous and require antiseptic care. Antiseptic San-Onex Ointment is promoted as preventing infection and easing pain. The ad also mentions "Antieuplic Sm Cara Oinment" for miner herhs and piles with claimed quick relief.
Four employees at the Parker White Metal Plant in Erie were overcome by fumes on Tuesday. George W. Whitehead, 17, was revived by emergency responders and taken home, while the other three were treated at the scene.
The readable fragment references a patient and department context with a person named Hentine described as lying in a location associated with a department. Details are incomplete but imply a medical or hospital setting and an investigation or status update.
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