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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1943
Page
3
Center street crossing protection extended by railroad
Twenty years ago, the Pennsylvania Railroad extended crossing protection on Center street from 7 30 to 11 30 p m, per an announcement to Mayor Alexander and Superintendent Johns. Carl Swinson suffered a fractured ankle when struck by a car driven by Hazel Morrell on Fifth Avenue. Lake residents hosted a social at the new pavilion to raise funds for bathhouses and improved bathing benches, netting over 200. Mrs Currie S Porter died at her son D L Porter's home in Spring Creek, age eighty one, widely known locally. Lee Whittlesey, Gerry native and Moody Bible Institute graduate, to sing at Presbyterian services Sunday. Corry's Playgrounds featured a fine day. Mrs Gafliseh tended children at Hatch school, Otty Park, and Concord school grounds scheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Center Street
Alexander Fom
B. Johns
Corry
Gafliseh
Hatch School
Carlisch
Otty Park
Concord School
Thirteen Drivers Lose Licenses in Erie Area
Erie area drivers faced suspensions for traffic infractions in the week ending July 2 per the Bureau of Highway Safety. The list includes Albert P. Nelthamer, Mary Kulganeuk, Chas. Martin, Nicholas Runser, John L. Whiteman, Leslie Martin, Ruth Kingsley, Raymond Yorke, Neil P. Heimberger, Charles Banat, John Hook, Soymay, and others with offences ranging from reckless driving to speeding and failure to maintain financial responsibility. Three licenses were restored: Antonio Arduini, Stewart Mitchell, and Willard Clavie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie and
Bureau of Highway Safety
Harrisburg
Albert P
Nelthamer
A9th
Brandes
Mary Kulganeuk
Union City
Chas
Martin
High Street
Nicholas Runser
R. D
Waterford
John L. Whiteman
North Girard
Leslie Martin
Sandys Lane
Ruth Kingsley
Albion
Raymond Yorke
Mth Street
Neil P. Heimberger
Bele
Attonio Arduini
West Ith Street
Stewart Mitchell
10Ti Street
Willard Clavie
Corry
Congress debate on the state of the union and Giraud de Gaulle clash
The article surveys opinions on Congress as an institution versus individual lawmakers. It cites La Follette, Tocqueville, and Beard on congressional competency and rhetoric, then discusses Gen. Giraud, De Gaulle, and French leadership amid World War II while cautioning political intrusion and urging thoughtful restraint until lasting peace is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert la Follette
Atlantic Monthly
la ‘Ollette
Lay
Calhoun
Webster
Alexis de Tocquerville
United States
la Pollette
Charles A. Beard
Giraud
DE Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
North
Aflies
Europe
Bob Charles de Quaille
France
Seven Questions From a Classified Page
The reader is urged to turn to the classified page for answers to seven male oriented questions. It asks who was president in 1907 the nickname Gopher State who led Britain during the American Revolution and other obscure queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George II
Daily Dozen From Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
One man s food is another man s poison. Food intolerance splits into three groups. Well adults may be safe with shelled foods if properly refrigerated clean and well cooked. Ill individuals with gallbladder or peptic ulcer disease may misreact to foods. Hypersensitive people may tolerate food but react due to allergy, the commonest cause of intolerance. A single female mackerel carries about a half million eggs.
Lucky towns have trouble with new gasoline ration books
Sharon and nearby towns along the Ohio line face delays in obtaining applications and four gallon gasoline ration books set for use after July 21. Sharon Farrell Sharpsville and Wheatland were in the four gallon zone earlier this year and will receive books sooner than eastern states. Officials cite confusion over the special setup for the four local towns as the cause of the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Parrell
Ohio State Line
Farrell
Sharpsville
Wheatland
H. E. Mather
Farrell Ration Board
CB. Lartz
Sharon Board
Call for Help to Save Crops in Jamestown Region
July 14 jamestown report says unless enough workers are found to pick ripening berries fruit and vegetables in northern Chautauqua county an emergency may be declared and stores closed. United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission recruits clerks and workers for orchards and farms. Walkers Westfield Jamestown Bradford and lake-area camps are drawn to farms. Yesterday and today school buses from Fredonia ferried 125 to 150 Jamestown workers to orchards to save cherries and raspberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
William Voorhels
Jamestown Farms
United States
Service of the War Manpower Commission
Westfield
Jamos Town
Bradford
Fredonia
Republicans Gain in Erie Registration
Erie reports a shift in voter registrations toward the Republican Party. Commissioner Joseph C. Williams notes two of every three registrations in recent weeks moved from Democrat to Republican. Voters cite dissatisfaction with the Democratic administration and some regret their former party. Additional note mentions county officials meeting in Pittsburgh for the State Association of County Commissioners convention to discuss tax assessments, tax sales acts, and postwar public works programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph C. Williams
Willams
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners
Planning Labor Camps In Erie County For Fruit Harvest
Pennsylvania's war strained farms face a manpower shortage as 1943 harvest approaches. State College leader J. M. Fry notes city volunteers can help, with 20 labor camps planned in Lehigh, Bucks, Berks, Adams, Franklin, Erie, Potter, and Cumberland counties to house fruit pickers. Dairy farming remains hardest, as 35 percent of farm income comes from dairying and experienced help is scarce. Local farm labor committees, industry groups, and youth organizations coordinate efforts under Agricultural Extension Service guidance to meet peak harvest needs this July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. Brackbill
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
J. M. Fry
State College
Miles Horst
Martin
George Prelt
Ferard
Philadelphia
Penn-Jersey Crop Corps
Fry
Agricultural Extension Service
Pry
Lehigh
Bucks
Berks
Adams
Franklin
Erie
Potter
Cumberland
Stop that Infection Before It Starts
Warning about infection risk from any wound and recommended use of San-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment as antiseptic treatment. Mentions prices 35c and 60c for ointment and 25c for soap.
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