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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
6
Erie county residents received welfare payments totaling 1405 for the week ending Wednesday, a 9.87 decline from prior weeks. War news includes 30 Pennsylvanians listed among 769 U S prisoners held by Japan, among them Capt. Roger S. Benson.
Ridgway July 1 initial steps toward a Community Youth Council formed by the Ridgway Ministerial Association to combat juvenile delinquency. Attendees from churches welfare and civic groups pressed for recreation leadership parent education and religion in the home. Police Chief Harry Hill cited 200 complaints last year and 58 so far this year with five robberies by youths and several arrests.
Sheridan Baker of Lottiville introduces the new song Two-Single Very Low with Phil Harlow and orchestra at Jamestown Hotel Crysta ballroom during a service men’s dance tied to the Victory Rally. Proceeds and painting by Leal Mack frame the published title page. The tune honors Army Aircraft Warning Service spotters.
War production surged in 1943 with government emphasis on munitions and war construction. Civilian goods dwindled and inflation risks grew as wages rose, leading to freezes and price controls. Inflation- curb measures included a heavy tax program, bond drives, and rationing while employment hit a record high and stock markets rallied on war profits. Postwar planning sparked debates on government ownership, pricing, and reconversion strategies.
A fragmented sports item notes Giants and Mobiles played on September 13. The faint text references a record or standings update and a possible score or outcome, but details are unclear. Local teams and event context are mentioned with limited readable data.
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