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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1945
Page
3
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Local draft board officials warn that men in deferred wartime employment must obtain official permission before transferring to other jobs. A second warning in two weeks cites misreading of a recent ruling affecting men ages 30 to 38 in war-related work. Those still subject to draft must notify the board and secure clearance when leaving deferred positions.
In Jamestown on July 11 the July 1 term of the U S District Court opened with Judge John Knight presiding. Eight defendants were arraigned. five pleaded guilty to theft of government gasoline from Elmira Holding and Reconsignment Point at Househeads 11, with sentences deferred to the week of July 24. Defendants named include Herbert Winterie Sperier Samuel Cundy Lockwood Sabin Robinson John Kocoiwek Horseheads Elmira. Vic tor Kubasiak pleaded guilty Monday to the same charge.
Poultry disease pullorum is transmitted from mother to chick via the egg. It causes heavy losses in the first week of life. Control involves removing breeders’ hens carrying the disease, identified by blood examination.
In Panama City Florida Mrs Marguerite Connolly christens an airplane cargo transport named for her husband Joseph V Connolly a widely known newspaperman and head of King Ventures Syndicate.
A vintage ad urges readers to enjoy life with ILDEN LAX TABLETS and GOLDEN LAX TABLETS as a tonic and laxative. It promises vigour and a toned system, noting how the pills relieve sluggish bowels and improve wellbeing.
Harrisburg July 11 the Health Department unveils a statewide plan for complete medical and dental exams for school children and staff this fall. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh appear well set to handle parts of the program while a doctor shortage will slow rollout. Examiners will be appointed by school boards, with payments to physicians and dentists tied to class district funding and exams conducted under new regulations approved by the State Advisory Health Board. The 1945 appropriation provides 4 million dollars for the 1945 47 period to finance the program.
Washington July 11 The Agriculture Department warns feed grain output may be the smallest since 1944 due to poor weather labor and material shortages affecting livestock plans for 1946. If hog beef and poultry production are to rise, feed supplies must improve. next crop prospects report due August 1 notes 1945 wheat harvest likely to set a record at 1.1289 billion bushels versus 1.0786 last year.
Fire at 4 West Third Street service station rekindles repeatedly after three months of burning debris. Lawyer Groree Maltsos of Simoco Services says embers flare from coal and cinders buried around the site, with flames reappearing despite constant water. The owner struggles to extinguish the stubborn underground fire as smoke and heat persist.
A woman aided detectives in recovering five rings and other items stolen from Mrs Lopez's home by Frank D Leberman. Leberman, sentenced for burglary in the Fifth Ward, confessed to passing loot to Katherine McGloin alias Mrs C Wisniewski, a Litherreet dealer, who was jailed on bond. Recovered items include rings, bracelets, a pearl necklace, locket chain, and a pin valued over 750.
The City Gardeners thinning their rows as greens lettuce lace carrots and other first vegetables reach size for fresh dishes. The group focuses on practical planting and harvest timing to maximize early produce.
NAACP members filed an information with Alderman McCurry charging A O Johnston 227 Shenley Dr Erie proprietor of the Twelfth Street Skating Rink with violating Pennsylvania law by barring youths and girls from public amusements because of race. Assistant DA D McLaughlin aided in drafting the complaint citing Section 4 of the 1934 Penal Code. Several discrimination incidents were cited by witnesses Wesley Plist Jesse Thompeor Addison Winston. Earnings data from Parker’s indicate industry wide gains of 1 percent over seven years with other majors reporting 4 to 7.9 percent.
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