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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1942

Page

2

1942 Crop Outlook In Nation Promising

The 1942 crop outlook suggests farm prices are stabilizing after hard years. Parity supports fade, and corn on farms nears a billion bushels while slaughterings and dairy output rise. Despite temporary gains, farmers should save for a future downturn and invest in improvements. Mrs. Maxwell Hoenes, formerly hospitalized, has been moved home from Briggsy.

Goniiauen Farmis

Two Olean Girls Return Home After Missing Report

Two City girls Rathiven Jackson and Dorothy Cat Aor, both 16, reported missing Friday evening, July 3rd, have returned home. They were said to have traveled to Meadville and Erie during their disappearance, and were found safe by police after reuniting with their families.

Atge Calif Wilcox Grocery OH City Rathiven Jackson Basts Arthur Janson Falyday Street Dorothy Cat Halyday Street Ol City Meadville Erie Olean Henry Way Navy Way

Joy Thieves Progress From Petit to Grand Larceny in Jamestown

Two brothers aged 10 and 12 are accused of stealing $300 from a safe at the Levons Limber Company on Fluvanna Avenue in Jamestown. The boys were found after police traced an alarm from a West Eighth Street wholesaler burglary and later admitted to further thefts, with $187 recovered from Thomas Entaminger who found the money on the floor of his home.

Joy Jamestown Tamestown Hoydireves Doll Iareny Yun Tarceny Braters Levons Limber Company Fluvanna Avenue Miether West Eighth Street Fluyanna Avenue Plagarina Avenué Pollet Thomas Entaminger 18Th Sitet

Woman Suffers Fractured Neck After Hay Fall

Mrs. Helen Shelaf, 58, of A. D. 4, sustained a fractured neck in a fall from a bale of hay on a farm Wednesday. She was taken to Hamot hospital for treatment after X rays showed serious back injuries and she remained in serious condition at the medical facility.

Helen Shelaf A. D Hay Hamot Hospital Rie

Rationing Sticker Placement In Auto Windows

Policy follows Department of Revenue guidelines requiring motorists to display the new federal gasoline ration sticker at the lower right rear corner of the rear window. If that spot is occupied, the sticker should be affixed on the lower right rear corner of the car’s rear window on the right side.

Callea A Department of Revenue Secretary of Revenue

Rent Control Protests Politely Rise Across Nation

Washington July 1 strong pressure from organized and individual landlords challenges the government's anti inflation stance. News of a Seattle threat to rally property owners to push rent ceilings upward coincides with a rent strike threatened by 200000 CIO unionists in Detroit as rents were raised. The article also notes community notices about a church group meeting in Beaverdam and local police reports of traffic violations near Cleveland.

Washington Seattle Office of Price Administration CIO Detroit

Columbus 6th in signal corps meet on picnic

Erie visitors join North East families for a Fourth of July week with many locals hosting relatives. Notices list gatherings at homes of Howles Moore and Dodd families, with training starts for signal corps in Philadelphia and Navy enlistment plans for Durwood Moore in Newport, Rhode Island.

Columbus Louis Howles Erie Lester Howles Ralph Bly J. i Hixson Smith Hilton Cory Nis Perry Mead North East Harold’ Morris Daaughter Marjorie Mary Hotchkiss Alleghany Homer Mad Mason South Lancaster Leslie Dodd Sulgest Charles Jacitt Galles Judith Anna Loveland Los Angeles Calif James Hall Berenice Ambrose Gelovon Edith Howard Elmer McCoy Pittsburgh Jennie Moorend Earl Wickwire Harold Messenger New Cumberland Glyde Messen Gust Lawson Lakewood Warren Parga Karolyn Stockton Blane Stockton Merdville Tony Branch N. J Oliver B. Place Wilton Bonney. Me Homer Kolstee

Local residents and visitors gather in Erie region travels

A string of social mentions lists Jackman Hill, Mrs Oscar Ray Mondseni, Mrs George McKelvey, Mrs Jennité Moore, Mrs Peat Hemink and others in Meatville Erie and surrounding towns. The notes record visits to relatives, business trips in Erie Linesville and Newport News stays, and weekend gatherings at Ottawa Park Hamilton Ont and Clymer NY.

Jackman Hill Oscar Ray- Mondseni George McKelvey Meatville Jennité Moore Erie Peat] Hemink Mable Bheller Edith Howard P. W Batés Wesleyville Harold Bates Bredick Goss Baby Beaver Falls Jennie Moora Myr Frank Hetts Bob Donald Betts Ottawa Park North East Missae Sheila Donna Betts Joseph Bicholts Meadville Blanche Bunnell Robert Christensen Harry Wilsted Newport News Corry Columbus Bear Lake Pete Christensen Linesville Frank Faulkner Tionesta James Hull Clare Gordon Bria Vereia Page Richard Lynnnette Wellington Westcott Hamilton Ont Canada Ronald Sackett W. Moore Robert Damon Patty Kalferlin Spring Creek Pew Hollis Jpperman W. Tutben Akron Hollis Upperman Nor Mma Loren Upperment Clymer N.Y

Captain Morrison Promoted to Adjutant in Salvation Army

Captain Morrison, of York Huan Morrison, in charge of Salvation Army services in the Corry wild vicinity, has been promoted to adjutant. The advancement takes effect immediately though his command remains unchanged. Morrison has served the Salvation Army for ten years and led welfare work in the Corry area for over a year and a half.

Huan York Morrison Lodi Salvation Army Morrison Corry Wild

Senators Watch Rubber Made At Philadelphia

Senators observe a Philadelphia rubber demonstration as a potential 700000 ton yearly output. Senator Norris of Nebraska, 81, lauds the display while Arthur Newhall declines comment on grain alcohol use in the synthetic rubber program.

Senators Philadelphia Senate George W. Norris Nd- Neb Arthur OG Newhall WEB Gibbar

Fragmentary Phrase Scraps Reflect Confused Historical Text

The readable lines present a jumble of words about science, religion, regimes, wars, and broad political themes. No clear event, date, or identifiable people emerge to form a coherent summary.

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