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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1942
Page
3
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The Corry Evening Journal shows the publishers and advertising representatives with addresses in Corry Pennsylvania New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and a brief note on exclusive use of Associated Press content and mail rates. It lists editorial and business staff, post office details and advertising rate disclosure.
A fragmented wartime column argues the Allies must stand and strike back after retreats in Asia and Africa. It critiques Western leadership, extols British naval gains, praises Soviet land blows, and warns of economic material strain at home. It discusses energy, resources, and looming price ceilings affecting housewives while contingency plans for food and war bonds are debated.
A World War II era report notes major advances in wound care and battlefield medicine since World War I. It highlights sulfa drugs, plasma therapy, blood transfusions, mobile surgical hospitals, rapid evacuation, portable X rays, and vaccines against possible infections, underscoring faster survival and lower mortality for the wounded. Includes mentions of military medical corps innovations and paratrooper medical teams.
A July 8 1922 journal snapshot covers a crash near Union City injuring Bilton and a wrecked plane piloted by Capt Tiffany. Liquor licenses yielded 570 at the city treasury before Prohibition. Travel notes mark Mr Barlow’s three week Michigan fishing trip and overland ride to Sioux City with Mrs Barlow via national parks. Fourth of July events include early trains and autos to resorts, a moonshine incident near Route 2, and a farm axe incident prompting police aid. The Corry 1922 summer concert season opens with Appello performances. Miss Margaret Deltech and Louis Rupperscherer wed May 5 in Mayville.
A quixotic excerpt discusses tiny duotless glands and their roles. It notes glands secrete into the blood and interact within a complex network influencing overall health. It mentions thyroid and pituitary treatments and briefly cites expeditions to remote South Seas.
A scrambled front page quiz asks readers to answer seven questions drawn from various topics. It mentions Selective Service, a Supreme Court justice on leave, bugle calls, an Isle of Man reference, rail hub cities, the Dione quintuplets ages, and historic presidents with a melting point question for Fahrenheit route.
Erie school insurance row over mutual companies ends in minutes after debate. Dr Z K DeTuerk sides with mutuals amid prior deadlock as new board members Michie Cannaving and Neil Mc Laughlin miss session.
Civil defense forces across the county were placed on extra alert as air raid warnings and sabotage concerns prompted 24 hour control center staffing. State director Dr. A C Marts ordered no holiday dow n preparation lapses and directed rapid dissemination of the alert to wardens, firemen, policemen, and Red Cross volunteers.
Mr and Mrs W R Roth of Pleasantville RD 1 report four tires stolen from their sedan overnight. The spare tire in the truck was undisturbed. The barn near the house, about 150 feet away, was locked and the rear door forced to gain entry. Rims were removed with the tires.
Governor Leh min of the State War Council issues a proclamation during wartime allowing operation within New York state of any motor vehicle not licensed in New York if properly licensed in its origin state. The move cites unusual emergency transportation needs and authorizes state, county, and city officials to permit cross state vehicle use on highways.
The Appellate Division reversed a lower court ruling directing Dana Mathewson of Hamlet to pay 3500 to the estate of his father Walter Matheson, for whom he served as executor. The decision cites a 1921 accounting and deed exchanges with his sister Mildred Hubbard, suggesting no further accounting was required after nearly 20 years.
Caution urged for minor wounds and burns with SAN-CURA OINTMENT. Product claims relief of pain and faster healing, suitable for skin irritation and piles. Emphasizes antiseptic use and accompanying SAN-CURA Soap for affected areas. Available at drug stores in small formats.
Eight men captured after being smuggled from Axis territory are held under heavy guard in the capital. The Bureau of Investigation announced arrests for violation of the law of war, conspiracy, and treason. charges likely include potential death penalty. Prisoners named: Ernest Peter Bueyre, George John Daseh, Herbert Haus, Johann Rich Harm Heinck, Edward John Kerling, Hermann Newhater, Richard Wirin, Werner Thiet. The arrest was overseen by Brig. Gen. Albert L. Coy with Major General Frank R. McCoy presiding at the trial.
Mayville farmer Mark Rolph faced two counts in a farm shooting dispute with a fallow field neighbor. Proceedings were postponed to September term of county court. Rolph pleaded not guilty after a prior guilty verdict was overturned. His wife, shot in the back, remained hospitalized but recovering.
J B Henretta president of Hulvate Brothers said the toy factory has sufficient January supplies on hand to finish toys for the 1942 Christmas season. The firm cannot use materials in stock due to a freezing order.
District Attorney Boyton F. Laub announced two additional arrests for blackout violations. He said more could be expected as warrants issued Friday accuse Dominik Deverdt and Joseph National in Liberty Street and West Street cases. Hearings will follow.
Reported brake failure triggered an out of control auto during a city event. Multiple injuries noted as bystanders and a Mrs Burns plus two children were shaken up. Mrs Chapman sustained facial injuries. Authorities investigated, officials stated.
Reported holiday weekend activities include large crowds at regional resorts and shoreline getaways along the Allegheny area. A police case in Erie involves 25 year old Fing Weim charged with assault and attempted extortion after allegedly harassing a local girl on a city street.
A mixed market session shows stocks resuming a modest recovery with gains across major names and some profit taking. Buffalo hog prices hold around 15.50 to 15.60, cattle and sheep quotes vary, with heavy demand for good and choice grades and spring lambs easing slightly. Major players cited include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and Woolworth, with notes on futures and midday shifts in indices and commodity items. Local livestock segments detail hogs, feeders, and cattle weights, plus regional price ranges and quality tiers.
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