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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
4
A Corry Pennsylvania Evening Journal column critiques German leadership and war aims. The piece reflects on Stalingrad casualties, Russian resistance, and the devastation feared for Berlin, urging readers to heed Hitler’s fate as the war rages on.
Major Chih Shih Ming defends China against Japanese aggression and counters claims of imperialism. He argues China seeks equality among nations and supports American aims to crush Japan, stressing allied unity and public sentiment backing China in Washington.
The article describes bronchitis as inflammation of the bronchial tubes affecting the windpipe and trachea, noting its prevalence nationwide and in cold damp climates. It warns that sudden temperature changes trigger attacks, especially in infants and the elderly, and mentions infectious aspects and contributing factors like respiration and diet.
Harrisburg January 21 Em ployees in the department of highways set a new safety record for 1942 under retiring secretary T Lamont Hughes The department logged 255 lost time accidents down from 475 in 1939 384 in 1940 and 403 in 1941 The last two months 1942 were record low with 11 in November and nine in December Hughes called the results very gratifying noting the trend against rising accident figures elsewhere The effort shows cost savings and reduced pain and suffering for workers and families despite winter hazards and icy roads
CAPT Barney Oldfield profiles Lt George B. Wood at Port Benning Ga a chaplain who bonds with paratroopers through plain speech and shared military life He listens to soldiers troubles answers questions and proves faith can ride with brawn and airborne adventure.
A wartime book column surveys David Ewens Dictators of the Baton and novels by Lame, Steiner, Angell, and Monserrat. It notes Ewen's coverage of conductors, Rame's nautical thrillers, Steiner on Japan, Angell's Let the People Know, and Monserrat's H M Corvette with praise for brisk, practical writing and wartime perspective.
The Corry Building and Loan Association calls its annual stockholders meeting at No 10 South Center street Corry Pennsylvania on Monday January 25 1943 at 30 oclock PM to elect three directors for three years and to transact other business. All stockholders are urged to be present.
A definite date for tin can collection in the local salvage drive will be in February after the street department snow cleanup. Frank M. Loveland, the local chairman, announced the plan. Trucks will be positioned for collection and residents urged to keep tins until pickup. A War Production Board letter stresses tin shortages and the need to reclaim tin from cans. Proceeds will go to the Civilian Defense Fund after freight and collection costs.
Readable text touts Pyramid Seppustisciea as a real comfort product. Claims include reducing irritation, tightening relaxed meninges, and providing lubrication with anti chafing properties. Promises relief from torture and promises inexpensive, travel friendly use.
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