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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

2

Titusville notices and obituaries mix in Pikesville summary

Titusville residents mourn longtime merchant Archie Hagar Davis died after illness in Titusville Hospital. Royal picture framing shop officer Mendyilles Yooum, with wife Gertrude, died at Spencer Hospital after long illness. Wanted help and barber shop notices outline local job and business listings.

Union Merle Coon East Main St Titusville Archie Hagar Davis Merchanta Titusville Hospital Torer Wrrercom Mendyilles A.yocun Royal Picture Framing Shop Spencer Hospital Followi Us Jong Yooum Gertrude Catherine Street

Predominant local notices mix of deaths and events

A compilation from Dunkirk and neighboring towns reports William J. Whipple, proprietor of the Colonial Tin, died at his Predonim residence. Barber shop openings, factory employment efforts, a large Manpower Commission outreach, a big Erie game, and local court notices fill a crowded page with obituaries, entertainments, and civic updates.

Ford Powell Motors Dunkirk William J. Whipple Predonim National Cash Register Co E.yMahit Street Predotta Miles McCray North Center St Zuckerman Warren Penn Furnace and Iron Company Manpower Commission National Forge and Ordnance Company Manpower Game Mission Office Irvine

Aero Band 10 Gives Free Concert Monday Evening

The Aero Victory Band announces its second annual free concert at the Senior High School auditorium on Monday evening January 17. Led by H. Lynx Rice, the program features top local performers and guest artists from Jamestown. The event, a patriotic prelude to the Fourth War Loan drive, requires no admission.

Aero Victory Band Aero Band Orga Lion H. Lynx Rice War Industry Fine Musical Organization Hull Jamestown

City Pension Act Cleared Delayed Pending Clarification

Deputy Attorney General Orville Brown indicated that Corry Connell acted wisely in delaying moves on the municipal employees pension fund until the 1943 act is clarified and formed. Harrisburg payments to police pension funds will likely wait for next legislative session. the act ties police funds to half of the two percent premium tax from out-of-state casualty insurance, which Brown calls impractical to implement given the mobility of casualty insurance versus fixed fire insurance premiums.

Corry Connent Orville Brown Harrisburg Pennsylvania Brown

Former Corry Resident Died at Mattoon Illinois

Funeral services were held in Mattoon Illinois for George W. Brown a former Corry resident and renowned furniture designer. He would have been 88 today and died of pneumonia after a hip fracture four years earlier. Survived by wife Edith Chyls vna Ridout Brown son George Jr and grandson George Edward Brown. Coast Guard Captain John J. Daly arrested on charges of misappropriation of government property at Port of Buffalo.

Brown Corry U.S Corry Fibre Furniture Co Edith Chyls Vna Ridout Brown Som George Jr George Edward Brown Coast Guard Baie Alent John J. Daly United States Coast Guard Erie Buffalo N. Y Nay’ Department

Pressure Sausepas Conking in Pressure Sourcepan Review

This short note notes a pressure sourcepan method praised for enhancing food values and palatability. It cites it as suitable for many vegetables including greens but not asparagus and not ideal for strong juiced vegetables such as broccoli Brussels sprouts cabbage cauliflower and onions.

FDR Seeks Second Massive 1944 Budget in War Plans

President Roosevelt urged Congress to approve a second huge wartime budget for 1944 totaling about 397 billion dollars for defense from 1942 to mid-1945. He warned against altering renegotiation laws and urged restraint on subsidies while planning for offensive warfare and postwar readjustments. The proposal assumes wage price controls hold and maintains readiness for European victory and extended mobilization.

Congress Bnt Harting United States Makind Roosevelt Ladar Ste Europe

Will Attempt Curb On OPA Authority

Senator Thomas announces plans to narrow the Office of Price Administration power. He aims to limit price controls beyond June 30 to basic living commodities, while praising OPA for essential goods but opposing nonessential price regulation.

Washington Ditt Thomas D-Okla Oklahomma Office of Prime Administration Congress Roosevelt OPA Bug

Philadelphia Workers Wage Demand Denounced as HoldUp

In Philadelphia on January 12, about 3,000 City public works department workers went on strike demanding a 40 cent per hour raise. AFL union rep Roberts Lonergan said the demand is non negotiable and the strikers will not return until it is granted, calling the move a hold up and warning city taxes may rise to fund the increase after a prior lump sum proposal of 400,000 for a wage raise was rejected.

General Electric Erie Ty's Erie County Rabbit Wil Axd History of Clearfield Stewart Hat Shop Jamestown Burt Waugh L. J. Rowe Henovo Ellery McGregor Ellery McGregor Seventh Street Huron Avenue Tick Laryer Robert Rosentrater Salamanica Renovo Wing-Willi N.center St All-Way Electric Co Thes Harlow Edward Baker Fixty Eight Otter West Fourteenth Street John Davitt Lottie Bascomb Ciey Baker W. W. Wood American Legion Amduary North Center Street Frank Vanik York Street Tikken Corry Hospital War Department Cmes Peter J. Dintilux Carl C. McGu Grove City Peter Smollisseys John B. Titbite Emporium Western Auto Associate Titusville Samuel Hull Route 2 Rydetown Sheehan Monument Works Hull Miles McCray North Center St Zuckerman Franklin Venango County Selective Service Board No. 2 Rye Armed Forces Draft Board Army Navy Marine Corps Titusvilla Deshon General Hospital Trevl Max L. Headley Evie Philadelphia Public Works Department Roberts Lonergan AFL The Key

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