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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
4
The notice lists newspaper publication details for Bally Booth Street Corry Pa and advertising rates. It notes Associated Press rights, postage terms, and annual mail subscriptions in restricted territory. It provides publisher and advertising represents addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and marketing details.
A war era message urges nationwide mobilization of resources and sacrifice to sustain victory. It proclaims Uncle Sam’s expanded power and the nation’s duty to fund and sustain the fighting men, promising that private thrift will assist in achieving peace and security. The speech emphasizes unity, sacrifice, and total national effort.
A fragmented passage lists soldiers and sailors enjoying a wide range of reading. It notes interest in fiction mystery and adventure, educational works, poetry and plays, history, geography, military tactics, mathematics, and classical translations. Readers value well‑written, durable books, including Shakespeare and Herodotus, with preference for quality and condition.
A disjointed report links a revived fear of Carthage to Allied plans near the Italian coast. It notes Carthaginian ruin value and suggests Mussolini eyeing a potential Allied base at an ancient harbor site, amid broader war-strategy speculation and historical allusion.
A fragment discussing basketball as a strenuous sport and its risks to heart, lungs, and skin. It notes that scraping can occur from floor slides, recommends immediate cleansing and covering of scrapes, warns about blisters from high shoes, and urges caution and proper care for players.
The piece likens the Roman emperor Caligula to Hitler, noting Caligula was assassinated by a palace guard in his own corridor. It claims Europe hates and fears both rulers and warns Hitler to remember Caligula’s fate.
Government plans cut steel use in four day Ul buildings after December 4. This move aims to save metal equal to the amount needed for four 610-ton battleships. The buffalo resists single attacks but could fall to two or three coordinated assaults.
Letter from WHL Croft of Watts to Evening Jourluss argues gasoline shortages hurt defense workers and war effort. He questions refinery overstock, tax money losses, and coupon misuse while praising patriots and noting his son will soon serve as a fighting Air Corps pilot.
Volunteers called for this afternoon service to prep for a public stat near West South Street. Workers needed to clear pavement from Center Street to Towns building. Edward Hong, a resident, died this morning from injuries suffered at work on Saturday near Ripley. A youth with a serious condition died after an injury during a game at an Ohio college where he studied. Delos Hae and Harold West noted as residents on Washington Street.
A garbled, OCR style excerpt references Philip of France, August 25 19th century, the French Army, English forces, and a battle with death and indemnity. It mentions a German university, pancake eaters, and a Revolutio era context. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Charles P. Stewart reviews Representative Martin Dies of Texas and his un American activities committee. He notes Dies links unions to radical groups, accuses anti American plotting, and faces pushback from labor leaders and rival politicians. The column sees Dies as overzealous, with cautious praise for potential disclosures.
An automated cleaning shower system uses a self cleaning head and transfer valve to switch water flow. The mechanism holds a transfer device in place until temperature is reached, then releases to direct water through the nozzle.
The Economy League urges a permanent planning commission to chart postwar highway needs. Secretary Hughes and Shroyer would supervise a long range master plan funded by the Highway Department’s postwar budget, with about 4 million dollars yearly for construction and priorities after wartime expenses. The report notes potential 60 to 80 million yearly from future automobile use and cautions against wasteful postwar practices.
In a fragmentary record from a constitutional convention, speakers are listed with tallies such as Roger Shermin 128 times, James Wilsony 168, Madison 461, and Gouverneur Morris 173, with unclear notes and a remark about Colo- being a truncated state name.
A fragmented note discusses washing machines and their role in family life, claiming value in keeping laundry routines efficient. It mentions snow white washes and minimal detergents, with references to homemaker tasks and equipment.
Victory speakers available for talks to boost Stamps and Bonds sales. Local sanitarians and groups urged to use the service. Interested parties contact C. Barnes. speakers include Mrs. Porter Auer, Rev. G. L. Boyd, Dr. N. Y. Gillette, Richard Rossbacher, James Sullivan, Cleve Mortem, Walter H. Scott, Harold G. Wolfe among others.
A brief note records Mrs Mes Walle attending a regular ward meeting with Mrs J Wilford Pon and others including Mrs Ross Mrs F Bruce Ellswo Edison Harr and Jane Fice. It mentions a lunch and arrangements for wards and memberships.
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