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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
3
Martin predicts $100 million surplus for postwar needs
Governor Martin, in a radio address from Harrisburg, forecast a $100,000,000 surplus at the end of the 1842-45 biennium and said he would urge the legislature to earmark funds for postwar work. He outlined a 12-point program for Pennsylvania including tax reduction, health improvements, forests, aviation, roads, industry, and education.
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Two Teens Held in Pa Auto Theft Case
Jan 20 two Jamestown youths Philip Stebbins 16 and James Smith 15 are held by Pennsylvania state police after being nabbed on Route 62 near Russell in a stolen car. They had stolen a second car in Jamestown and abandoned it in Russell. The first theft triggers a federal Dyer Act transportation charge. Local police aided state troopers tracing exits from Russell. The pair said they were heading to Warren to seek work.
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Russell
Warren
Mrs George H Davis Dies in Spartansburg
Mrs George H Davis longtime Spartansburg resident died at her home from a heart condition. Born February 2 1876 she belonged to the Broken straw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and the Spartansburg Women's Club. Funeral arrangements are pending. Survived by husband sister Luther Titus and two nieces and a nephew.
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George H. Davis
Spartansburg
Daviss
Luther Titus
Elby
Gov Plans for Postwar Depression Balance and Public Welfare
The draft outlines goals to balance budgets while expanding public welfare, education, and veteran assistance. It cites tax cuts totaling 46 million and 45 million in increased war-related and welfare funding, plus a simpler tax system and a leaner state workforce by over 9,000 salaried jobs.
District GOP Leaders Agree on Delegates
Republican committee members from Erie Crawford and Metter counties met in Meadville to discuss how to divide delegates for the national convention in June. The three chairmen plan to finalize an amicable distribution within a week and announce it then.
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GOP
Rie
Republican Compty Committee
Erie
Crawford
Merter
Meadgilly
Chienen
Erin County
Samiel di Raber
Frothondtury
Lawrence A. Taylor
Prank Fair
Murcer
Ray Smack
Metter
R. L. Rodger
Roberts
Fred Lamberton
Register of Wills
Ralph McCord
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Parents of Abandoned Babe Probe Under Thornbush
District Attorney Edwin G. O Connor of Brocton and Assistant DA Sidney T. Here discuss a newborn found Sunday under a thornbush near Lakewood. They will pursue all angles to uncover the parents with no clues yet found.
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Jann
Edwin G. O'Conner
Brocton
Sidney T. Here
Lakewood
O'Conner
Newsletters from Corry Mail about comrades and hope
A wartime note mentions comrades of Delury and Theo van Me, with prayers for recovery, escape stories from German camps, and faith in God. The writer writes from a hospital, hopes to be home soon, and asks to keep others informed as they await news and return.
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Corry Mail
Delury
Epinwtinss
Drage
Tye
Theo van
Dee
State store restores normal operations after registration pause
Registrations for tier liquor purchases resumed as state stores return to normal. Managers expect steady demand through the coming period with whiskey and wine remaining popular while rum and gin stocks are tight. Regular shipments arrive, but overall liquor supplies stay below prior levels due to Christmas buying.
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Braille readers limited by access in country
In this country about 200000 blind people exist and only around twenty percent read Braille. The figure highlights challenges in literacy access and support services for the visually impaired population.
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