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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1943

Page

3

Curfew rally at Grey Park and fuel ration changes

Curfew bell to sound tonight. A rally to buy Liberty Bonds is planned at Grey Park at 8 PM. The mercury may surpass 82 today. Marriage license applications filed for Ralph E Davis and Esther M Christensen of Corry and John M McMahon and Elaine L Patterson of Corry and Elgin. Pvt Charles Dubrosky graduates from aircraft mechanics school at Seymour Johnson Field NC in the Army Air Forces Training Command after four months of maintenance training. Beginning July 22 motorists must write their license number on gasoline ration coupon backs. A blue Western Flyer bicycle owned by Ernest Ploss, 413 West Washington, was stolen near Corry Wood Products on Grace Street. Pennsylvania oil production target set at 46 300 barrels for August, 500 below July. Ickes says rates adjusted to match declining capacity. Mae Umstead 16 and siblings Sarah 14 and Frances 18 missing from Polk RD2. Rural Letter Carriers Association closes in Altoona with officers favored for re election. Emergency pumps loaded for air raid wardens in Warren for block coverage. Federal convention opposes AFL re entry except with full war effort support. Three girls from Sunnyside Home, Girard, missing. Steel industry output rises to 96.3% capacity this week. Bradford hosts full-time federal investigators for pleasure driving ban enforcement. Pennsylvania factory payrolls average $1 more per hour than 1930, with weekly hours up. Meat shortages persist per Federal Reserve forecast.

Black Markets Flourish in Erie County Seat

A government agent in Perry Square, Erie, reports extensive black markets for meat purchases without required points. A woman informant revealed places where meat could be bought with no points, violating OPA rules and risking fines or prison. The agent notes no OPA connection and urges immediate authorities action.

Erie Perry Square Court House Office of Price Administration OPA Toasmuch

Sabbath Disturbance Lands 60-Day Sentence in Jamestown

Clifford Heelas, 42, of 714 Washington Street, received a 60 day jail term at Mayville from Judge Allen Barger for disorderly conduct. Police said he created a disturbance on the Sabbath by smashing a cellar window and a kitchen door panel after being intoxicated. Heems works for a Buffalo aircraft plant.

Jamestown Clifford Heelas Washington Street Mayville Allen Barger Heems Buffalo

Thompson's Barasma Tablets Ad Claims Kidney Aid

An old advertisement promotes Thompson's Barasma Tablets as a stimulant to the kidneys and liver, claiming they remove poisonous waste from the blood, ease aches, and reduce nightly waking. It also suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and notes the products are sold at drug stores.

Thompsai Ruth

Governor Martin Suggests Sales Tax For Schools And Real Estate Relief

Governor Edward Martin proposed a possible sales tax to fund public schools and ease real estate burdens during a State Association of County Commissioners banquet in Pittsburgh. He suggested taxes could flow to districts, while highway work might be funded by gasoline and motor taxes. He warned against federal centralization and noted government payrolls surpass private manufacturing in 1939 totals.

Martin Assecuiiearess Pittsburgh Edward Martin Pennsyvania State Association of County Commissioners Tam Department of Education Association

Driving Ban Cost Jamestown Ball Club Revenue

Jamestown officials report a 60 percent revenue drop from stadium rental due to the OPA driving ban. Mayor Stroth cites June income at 850.52 dollars versus 1,194.64 last year, with May figures 42.89 and 1,680.46 in 1942, highlighting the ongoing financial impact on city treasury.

Jamestown Stroth OPA Comptroller's

Young Trainman Killed by Bessemer Train at Conneaut Harbor

Wranes W Goddin 25 was killed Monday morning when struck by a Bessemer yard locomotive at Conneaut Harbor. He resided at 336 Woodruff Road East Conneaut and had worked as a switchman for two years, according to company officials.

Conneaut, Juy Wraneis W. Goddin Bessemer Conneaut Harbor Goddin Woodruff Road East Conneaut Bessemer Railroad

Former Corry Resident Dies in DuBois After Illness

Mrs. Luli M. Dinsmoor widow of M. W. Dinsmoor, longtime Corry residents, died at her DuBois home after a weeklong illness due to a heart ailment. She survived by four sons Clyde of Auvors Tl and an adopted son William Costen of DuBois, plus six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Luli M. Dingmoor M. W. Dinsmoor Corry DuBois Sife Dinsmoors DuBois Dinsmoor Clyde Auvors William Costen

Deny Inheritance Tax Claim On Payne Estate

Judge Orin J. Walte ruled Monday that 17089.17 paid by Joy to the Frank H. Payne estate as federal income tax on the late Frank H. Payne, president of Metric Metal Co, was a valid debt and not subject to Pennsylvania inheritance tax. The state tax bureau had refused to allow this deduction from the estate principal.

Orin J. Walte Frank H. Payne Metal Go Pennsylvania Payne

Wild Axeman Causes Jamestown Tense Scene

Raymond Peterson a well known business man from Point Chautauqua faced a frightening episode when Julius Anderson, a former Gowanda hospital attendant, claimed pursuit and brandished an axe in the streets. Deputies forced entry to Peterson's cottage as neighbors alerted authorities during the Sunday incident in Jamestown.

Jamestown Raymond Peterson Point Chautauqua Gowanda State Hospital Peterson Julius Andersons Gowailda Malcom Mowe Moore John M. Barrett William Carlson Gust Nelson Bemus Point

Wooden manhole cover may replace cast iron in streets

New material for street construction and maintenance is a wooden manhole cover. Initial tests suggest it could become a permanent competitor to cast iron by offering a quieter, rattle-free design.

Boy Killed in Truck Wreck at Riceville

Theodore Edward Donovan a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frey J Donovan died after being thrown from a dump truck on Route about a thousand feet west of the Lincolnville road intersection at Riceville The accident happened Monday afternoon in Bloomsfield township He died at Titusville Hospital at 4 45 am The driver Earl Garter 24 of Route 4 Centerville is hospitalized with cuts and shock The boy worked for his father contractor on a levelling job near Route 77 to Clements Corners The deputy coroner Dr Sonne will issue an accidental death certificate The state police began an investigation to determine why the truck left the grade Chief details remain unclear

Walter Krupa Theodore Edward Donovan Frey J Donovan Centerville Lincolnville Riceville Wright Street Titusville Titusville City Hospital Bloonsfield Township Earl Garter Route 4 Wih M. Sonne Pvt Walter P. Krupa State Police Wic Corryate Lincolnville Road Carter Teads Route 77 Clements Corners Athens Township Bloomfeld

Greenhurst Home Smashed in Weekend Burglary Jamestown

Jamestown reports a weekend burglary at the Greenhurst home of Clarence Harvey with entry through a broken front window and damage to furnishings estimated at 60 dollars. A previously stolen light lock from Hollywood Beverages Company in Washington Street was recovered in Kent, Ohio, linking recent petty crime to the incident. Deputy Sheriff William Carlson of Bemis Point notes Harvey was away at the time.

Jamestown Greenhurst Kent Oho Hollywood Beverages Company Wastington Street Willim Carlson Bemis Point Clarence Harvey Harvey

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Grey Park Erle Ralph Elliott Davis Esther Mae Christensen John M. McMahon Elgin Elaine L. Patterson Charles Dubrosky Steve Dubrosky Seymour Johnson Field N. C Army Air Forces Training Command North Carolina Aafttc Western Flyer Ernest Ploss West Hear the Corry Wood Products Company Grace Street Ickes Mae Umstead Polk Sarah Frances Umstead Corry Po~live Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers’ Association Altoona M. F. Gallagher Prospect Butler County John R. Hamm New Oxford Harry A. Hall Bullsdale Harold D.thomas Columbia County Warren American Federation of Labor Pennsylvania Federation of Post Office Clerks Scranton Hl, McArthur Marian Ford Lillian Sutlery Betty McCool Sunnyside Girard American Tron & Steel Tstitute Bradford Pennsyls Yahia Federal Reserve Bank Pennslvante Federal Food Distribution Administration Harrisburg Jamestown Ball Club Kled Conneaut J. L. Spiesman City Park THE Golden Rule Foundation Chautauqua CO Federal Bureau of Investigation Pearl Harbor Fela SE Hore Dad Pennsylvania Railroad United States He A.M Armed Forces America
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