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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1943
Page
3
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Corry Pa newspaper listing publisher and advertising contact details for The Corry Evening Journal. Includes address, AP membership notice, postage rates, and advertising policy references.
A critical view claims Argentina loyally supports the New World block yet quietly aids enemy efforts. The piece alleges U boats and submarine incursions linked to Argentine sources threaten regional security, urging accountability from the Argentine government for its ambiguous stance.
The piece argues the US national debt surpassing 1000 billion with a forecast of 250 billion domestic debt capacity and strong faith in growth if peace holds and arms spending declines. It lauds American grit, notes soil and resource concerns, and envisions opportunities through science and new materials. It then discusses Ostland, the Nazi term for Lithuania Latvia Estonia, warning that Nazi control threatens independence and likening it to a doomed West Franconia plan.
Reports from various areas show lawsuits down nearly one fourth as public focus shifts from internal disputes to external conflict. Divorce bases rise in strong cities with marriages facing strain, reflecting shifts in social tensions and legal battles.
A postwar congressional push to revise federal labor laws gains momentum after a significant coal field wildcat strike. Observers say rank and file union members demand legislative protections from leadership and that reform proposals would force unions to accept greater responsibility. Analysts warn measures could target strikes and union governance, with passage unlikely unless wartime industries receive wide-scale impact.
About five hundred people attended the Dairymen's League film at Rex Theatre showing how League plants operate and how milk is distributed. Separately, high school attendance suffered with over 90 pupils absent due to illnesses. 279 total absences across all buildings and 12 from the high school. Plus, P Williams, soon to represent Equitable Life Assurance, received congratulations for strong agency performance, finishing 15th in the Woods Agency records. People present also saw a millinery class opening with a 14 lesson course focusing on nail and straw hat making.
The article notes that vitamin reserves deplete quickly during disease and convalescence, stressing the need for diets rich in essential vitamins especially vitamin C. It highlights orange juice as a source, its role in healing wounds and preventing scurvy and tooth decay, while warning that high temperatures destroy vitamin C in the sick.
The article notes a rising divorce curve, attributing the upward trend to military service dislocations and increasing female independence due to wartime employment. It suggests the trend reflects broader social changes rather than isolated cases.
The Sylvan Park dance hall near Magnolia on Lake Chautauqua was destroyed by fire between 4 and 5 AM Sunday. The building, 100 feet long, had housed Camp Wa-no-Ka-tah dining and kitchen facilities for 20 years run by Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Stoll of Snyder NY. Investigators believe an electrical ignition caused the blaze. no signs of entry were found.
Ridgway on Saturday afternoon 16 year old wana Limger suffered a flesh wound in his right arm below the elbow when his 22 calibre rifle discharged at his parents home 142 Sherman avents. He was taken to Erle County General hospital where he received treatment after the weapon accident occurred while he was cleaning it.
A Red Cross Mobile Blood Donor Service shift changes on February 1 due to delayed arrival from Buffalo. Monday hours are 12 noon to 2 PM and 9 AM to 6 PM, with Tuesday reverting to 10 AM to 12 noon and 1 to 4 PM. Registration continues. about 350 donors needed. unit will be in Corry next week.
Former Corry priest Arthur Leon, who followed Father Edward Jacobs at St. Joseph’s parish, was named acting pastor by Bishop John Marke Gannon of Erie. The change is effective March 19, with Father Leon as temporary charge while a successor to Father William J. Moore is named after Moore’s resignation and extended leave for ill health. A letter from the bishop explaining the shift was read to St. Joseph’s parishioners.
Jamestown January 2. Michael D Lombardo chairman of Draft Board 53 led 06 draftees to Buffalo Reception and Induction Center for final physical exams. Accompanied by Walter Levandosk Ernest Danielson and Chief Clerk James Riley the group inspected meals and facilities to verify servicemen complaints during the examination day.
The notice lists A and C bonds for three gallon allowances and limits on gasoline use for autos and boats, with zones A to D deadlines and coupon values for Class 1 and Class 2. It covers sugar, coffee, and bicycle eligibility for workers and students, along with start dates for rationing of canned and frozen foods beginning March 1.
Jamestown June 26 report details a blanket request by War Production officials for gas allocation to consumers in northern Pennsylvania and western New York to keep oil plants operating. The aim is to sustain production through the next 16 weeks amid cold spell pressure on gas supplies and reports of gas line curtailments impacting Buffalo and nearby areas.
Announcement by Fred Lester of the Food Distribution Administration states the food stamp plan officially ends March 1. Eligible stamps will be redeemable through March 15 at designated stores and collection agents, with final redemption deadlines set for April 15, 1949. Secretary Wickard calls the program a useful stabilizer now shelved for potential future use.
Advertisement touts Stuart Tablets as a cure for excess stomach acid and related discomfort. Claims doctors use the active ingredient agradulate go oltan, promising rapid relief from bad Indigestion and stomach dilation. Sold at clean stores in 25e, 60 and $1.20 denominations.
Venango County prepares a large group for military service with about 50 men slated for Tuesday and 46 for the following week, amid disciplinary limits and classifications. A preliminary hearing occurred February with local officials noting restrictions and potential adjustments.
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