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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1943
Page
6
Fragmented text reports on 1949 taxes payments and rents, missing boy search, firemen carnival plans, health board investigations, grape pricing, state college activity, auto licensing, farm price gains, and a film lobby display. Includes military training graduation and army detentions.
William Mook Harrisburg report details Senator Ealy, president pro tempore, comparing the legislature to a board of directors for the state. He says his job is to work with leaders, ensure smooth operation, and aid the war effort. Born in Bedford County, he returns weekly to Somerset County for his law practice. He values Bucknell and St. Lawrence ties, cites war aid plans, and notes his family life with Edna Fitts and three children.
Centines aru emge Une heir Natal conference Thursday to make the Atlantic safe for all. The Aistement declared the two deaders fuy agreed that it must be permanently and definitely ensured this b the coast of West Africa and Dakar must never again be allowed to become a blockade or an invasion threat gains the two Americas. Gearhart's repealer move caused postponement of the House ways and means committee consideration of the debt measure. He charged the president has usurped authority by limiting salaries, recalling that Congress had refused to impose such ceiling. If the order is not repealed he said the executive department will act as court of appeals over the Congress with never to reverse its actions. He predicted he repeated would be approved by the committee.
The second graders study time telling and calendar reading while reporting absences due to munis. Virginia Prine returns after months away. War stamp sales total 150.70. room four wins banner two weeks running. Senior High notes cover basketball, park seating, faculty changes, and a tense Titusville game.
Friday morning assembly featured Mrs Donoghue and girls class dances including Swanee and The Trish Lift, Mrs Storer led a closing prayer, and War Stamp booth sales topped 108 dollars. New students welcomed include Robert Malley Elmer Smith Irene Warner Jean Warner and Mary Katrin. The fourth grade boys performed Wildeala as a prelude to a basketball party.
Three Celoron Park burglars aged 17 and 22 were detained in Jamestown awaiting transfer to Mey Vile. Police say one prisoner tried to escape through a ventilation window but was stopped by guards. Names Brands Showers Tavrene Cust Son and Alton Seager are listed among detainees.
A fragmented wartime ad urges readers to invest in War Bonds now to fund materials for war equipment. It contrasts civilian comforts with frontline needs and hints at national efforts shaping daily life during the conflict.
Mayor Strath recalled a通知 letter from Albany stating Walter Shaw of Jamestown filed a preliminary permit for a hydroelectric project diverting water from Chautauqua Lake to Lake Erie for two stations near Westfield and Barcelona. Shaw aims to study engineering challenges and align with flood control efforts, promising benefit to Chautauqua County residents.
Titusville Jan 30 The Navy Cross was awarded to Captain William Stevenson of Titusville for extraordinary heroism in action against the enemy in the South Pacific. Admiral Halsey presented the decoration in a Marine camp ceremony. Stevenson, 28, a Dartmouth graduate, has served since 1941 and participated in the Tulagi Guadacanal landings. His parents and wife received letters detailing the honor and 23 medals earned by him and his men.
Reported turmoil halts a Goering address as Berlin marks the Hitler rise anniversary with somber mood. Propaganda Minister Goebbels enforces tightened observances while German radio extols the regime, and rumors spread about Himmler named to lead a new mobilization effort.
A garbled text mentions a Philadelphia bond related to a Gettysburg event with $816,000, noting winners and a pitcher tied to a National League context. Other scattered names and places include Winslow John Kaown and Lolo Beans with unclear roles in a sports or political setting.
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