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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1943
Page
4
An AP war dispatch discusses American workers and unions urging restraint during wartime. It argues strikes endangering fuel, food, and military supplies are unjustified, noting legal mechanisms exist to settle disputes. It critiques the strike as unpatriotic and dangerous while defending the right to strike within limits.
Twenty years ago Ward beer death in Tiisvie is noted with survivors Bess Allen Outiisch a wife parents one brother and four sisters. Also reports J Carter of Bear Lake injured at Standard Automatic Products Company and recovering. New cupola installed at U S Radiator Company with foundry extension occupancy expected in three weeks. Leola Marion Casler of Columbus married Clarence Wesley Cale of Titusville at UB church parsonage January 20. Local Masonic group plans Knights Templar meeting in Jamestown with grand officers present.
The text notes Texas with 254 counties and Georgia with 159 as the most in the U S and mentions For Lauderdale Florida nicknamed The City of South Sea Lands and a claim about Narvaez severing the wagon route in 1508. It also references a Colorado cliff dwelling palace described as the largest known in the world spanning about 200 rooms.
NBC-8 presents Lucille Mamiers Concert at 8:30 followed by Information Please at 9. Plantation Party finale at 9:30 and People Are Funny Quiz at 1. Kate Smith returns on GES-8 with 230 Thin Man at 9. Virginia Bruce in Me and Mrs Smith at 0:30. Comedy Caravan and Scramble with Bob Ripley at 10. Meet Your Navy, Gang Busters, and 2013 Grane Field air through the evening with 10 Men Machines Victory and Stassen.
A broadcast guide outlines tomorrow’s programs across networks NBC CBS and BLU featuring war updates, dramas and lectures. It notes NBC morning and afternoon slots including Everything Goes and a premiere, plus a discussion by Walter Nash on New Zealand land taxation and a feature on American resources versus Japanese power. The piece includes a vivid wartime anecdote about American reporters in Tokyo during Pearl Harbor day and a critique of American resilience and sacrifice.
Washington January 22 One of the bitterest fights in the new Congress will be over renewing the reciprocal trade pacts with 26 nations. Secretary Hull seeks three more years to continue the world wide commercial policy aiming at peace, with pacts lowering tariffs and sharing preferences under the most favored nation principle. Opponents cite dairy, copper, and manganese interests, warning that protectionist pressures may be strongest, while Hull argues that free trade avoids economic conflict that could lead to war.
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania guidance on frostbite notes several factors beyond simply cold weather. It highlights that duration of exposure, wind and moisture, and poor circulation raise risk, with dry cold tolerated better than moist cold. avoid excessive warmth and rubbing, keep the affected part cool and apply gentle, gradual warmth.
Second Lieut. Harvey T. Davis United States Army Air Powers killed in Florida air accident was honored at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Jamestown. Rev. James G. Miller led the service with a guard of honor from Company B 74th Infantry New York Guard in command. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery with Taps by Claude Lindsay. Local and visiting mourners included Dorarthy Sewal Philadelphia Frank MacMartin Buffalo Dr. Lawrence W. Consol Waverly I. Raymond Burr and Mrs C W Pangborne Corry Pa and Lieut. Robert Grow DaleFabry Field Tallahassee Florida.
Milton Gurvite 28 of Buffalo, former London school principal, faces an indictment on arson charges connected to the Benborn school fire last November. Gurvite had pleaded guilty to a federal charge of sending threatening letters to three Sanborn trustees and was indicted by the Niagara County grand jury. A bench warrant will be issued for his surrender. Oil City news reports Brewster named vice chairman of the mint fundraising drive by the Oil City War Chest and Community Fund Association.
In DuBois Pennsylvania January 2 1940 male undergrads at the DuBois Undergraduate College of Penn State warn they will not let grades slip while facing potential draft. All five students join the Enlisted Reserve Corps and are kept to peak academic effort. A tall figure remarks they want only smart young men for service.
Ridgway January 2 the Pennsylvania Railroad line between Ridgway and Johnsonburg lost telephone service when a 20 ton crane lifting steel for a bridge west of Johnsonburg toppled into a hole and its boom fell on the wires and onto track. Traffic remained moving.
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