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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
2
City and Vicinity notes list P and G soap, Heinz pickles, tomato juice, corn meal specials, and delivery by Page & Ferry. Reports from Jamestown, Meadville, Warren, Youngsville, and Bradford cover WAAC exams, OPA driving bans, medical society service, local crime fines, and civic notices.
The Associated Press reports in Harrisburg that Pennsylvania Senate Republican leader Weldon Heyburn says the session will be harmonious and deliver bills of benefit to the commonwealth and war effort. 41 bills were sent to recess including reapportionment, school law changes, a local option referendum plan, and scrapping the parole board. Governor Martin questions continued civil service during the war and costs for next biennium.
The first meeting of x gym classes will be held Saturday morning at the Junior High School from 4:30 to 9:45. The program features fun, relays and games for boys with girls' program under development. Mrs Catherine Church is recovering well. Electric Co. ad copy follows. local residents discharged from Corry hospital include Mrs William Daniels and daughter, Miss Jane Varasso, and Mrs Charles Glaser.
Brown supports localized gasoline rationing and price controls with county and local board administration to ensure equitable distribution. He notes possible legal authority questions for broad directives but backs state and local tailoring of allotments. In unrelated news, J M Hunter, a track supervisor for Bessemer Railroad, was killed by a switching engine in Erie.
William H. Forsler 71 longtime resident of Evie and president of the Hays Manufacturing Company died suddenly at his home 323 West Still Street Erie after a brief pneumonia attack Wednesday evening at 11 30. He had lived in Erie all his life and led the firm for many years. Funeral arrangements are pending local authorities said.
A fragment notes a speaker discussing hat level limits, a parnntting requirement to advance at about one percent per month, and a belief that wages were rising. The context implies workplace or economic commentary with limited readable details and no clear names or dates.
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