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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1944
Page
3
A column era discusses Heligoland fortifications and peace terms, plus a fire safety essay urging home precautions and prevention. It includes a Q and A feature about general knowledge and a parliamentary language note on voting rights for armed service members.
Twenty years ago measures against scarlet fever were approved by Health Officer Durkle and Dr Miller to curb an outbreak in Corry. The city learns of a death of 19 year old Riva M Agens, reports from Oil City, and details of a severe accident involving Mrs Jessie Newton. Keystones vs Williamsport Professionals game slated for Friday, plus a Corry man jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct after a disturbance at the Erie R R station.
A hen's Home life is well ordered and regular. The chief mission in life is to produce eggs. Eggs are essential in diet, packed with iron, phosphorous, fat and vitamins A and D. They are easily digested and good for a baby's diet. Eggs are described as perfectly packed by nature and protected against contamination. Pennsylvania produces about 2000000 eggs annually. The average person consumes about twenty dozen per year. Here's to you, good Hen, Jay on, and Tay.
Polar values of popular meat items listed with effective date January 30 1944. Includes nutrition related figures and processing notes. Read as a reference chart from the period listing common meat products and their processing indicators for the time.
William McGafein recalls the U S Army Air Transport Command flying boxcars delivering supplies and even jeeps, engines, and even cigarettes across the world from Chungking to New York. He describes cramped bucket seats, mosquito conditions in Accra, and perilous hops over The Hump, highlighting the dangerous, vital cargo routes supporting Chiang Kai-shek.
O Neil advocates military ballots to boost soldier participation and morale in 1944 elections. State law allows secret ballots mailed by county officials on request. Governor Martin may suspend existing voting rules to implement a postal card plan. Maylin waits on Congress to act in Pennsylvania.
Senior High announces its third period honor roll with a long list of students named for academic achievement. Names include Laura Barton Mary Ngai Elta Coulter Eleanor Wildetrand Olive Lee John Millende ar Mitchell Join Mould Howard Pier enaten Raines Tichin Rikers Phyllis Bleck Theobald Suvako Catherine Splesmany Datis Stowe Mildred Louis Joyor Butters Andrew Pamesie Mary Ann Congala Robi Drove Rose Gibus Barbara Harvey Phyllix Hoenes Anna Bell Lucas Caralyn Murray Marjorie Blbury Nancy Stewart Sophie Staliowic Doris Stockton and many more students across sophomore and junior years.
The seventy three year old bully of John M Bulls was found dead in an abandoned barn five miles south of his home after a multi day search. Deputy Coroner H H Walker ruled heart failure as the cause. Police noted Bulls lived about two miles north of Connauville and had disappeared Saturday afternoon while visiting to buy a non wheel sulky.
Sterling offers doorstep milk delivery with fair prices and daily service except Sundays. Includes contact details and payment note to reverse charges. Also lists service personnel seeking apartment workers and household help with phone contact.
Fragmented report from Jamestown details harsh Arctic expedition days. Richard Hammerstrom, recently assigned to Jamestown, describes weather conditions and river behavior during a routine supply run. The account mentions routes from Norman Wells and wires to the Northwest Territory with Army involvement and a focus on supply lines to remote posts.
A Sunday fire in Chester swept the Tymous Hotel area causing extensive damage. Officials estimate total losses exceed $65,000 with damages to two restaurants a laundry and nearby properties. Tenants were evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze. Damages included $15,000 to the hotel and additional losses to the dairy farm and convent school sites nearby.
Buffalo livestock and produce notes show varied bids with cattle and calves described, including milkers and heifers, while Pittsburgh produce reports lean toward slow demand. U S and Pennsylvania commodities list apples, potatoes, and various Baldwins and McIntosh varieties with steady or slightly mixed pricing, alongside scattered stock market quotations and egg prices in New York.
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