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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1943

Page

2

Fragmented Local Notices From War Era Tin Pan Sandy Street

The clipped column recounts a power outage on the northeast side caused by a broken wire, repaired by Westen Power Company linemen at dawn. It mentions local figures like Smith of Fife’s Diner, Burton Phillips’s missing cow found with fawns, a son Poe Duma earning a rifle shooting medal, a Sherlock family reunion ongoing during wartime, and several hospital discharge listings with names and addresses.

Seda Bane Westen Power Company Smith iGarre Fife Main Street Littles'Valley Burton Phillips Steve Duma East South Street Jayo Poe Frank Duma Carp Croft Ee ‘O Sherlock Wilbe Fred Ross W. C. Tu

Powell Motors recap and local notices roundup

A Warren update lists Rev. Clarence Knupp and family moving to Clymer Pa for pastor duties at Pilgrim Holiness church after a July conference. Local items note free shavings at Davison Foyle Lumber, girls from Warren bound for Cleveland factory work with lodging and pay, and public reminders including Kemtone paint at Western Auto. Additional notes cover injuries, military commissions for local dentists, job ads, Old Home Day plans, and various small reports from Erie, Oil City, and Chautauqua context.

Powell Motors Warrens Clarenice Knupp Robert Marcella Pennsylvania Avenue West Clymer Knupp Pilgrim, Holiness Church Mt. Pleasant Davison-Foyle Lumber Co Warren Cleveland David Levine Western Auto

Pardon Board Tightens Parole Plea Rules

Harrisburg July 23 The State Pardon Board limits parole pleas to one per year and caps renewals. A four day June session reviewed 309 clemency applications with many prisoners filing up to ten times, reflecting demand for war jobs and clemency.

Eseois Harrisburg State Pardon Board Pardon Board

Martin names new members four commissions

Governor Martin appointed two Turnpike Commissioners and four State Game Commissioners. Edward Noel Jones and James J. Coyne were named to the Turnpike. Ross L. Leff er, Dr. Hengus Brockway, G. I. Phillips, and Harold Moltz were named to the Game Commission. Torrance to join Turnpike soon. Evans may become chairman.

Associated Press Harrisburg Martin Pennsylvania State Game Commission Turnpike Commission Edward Noel Jones Monaghar Township York County Frank De~bout Monongahela James J. Coyne Pittsburgh Charles T. Carpenter Glenmore Game Commission Ross L. Leffer McKeesport

State second in tax yield in year to June 30

Pennsylvania ranked second to New York in Internal Revenue collections for the fiscal year ended June 30, with a total of 1 999 468 969, up from 1 183 720 211. The national yield stood at 22 899 284 245, up from 13 047 668 517, while New York reported 4 304 284 600 and Illinois 1 862 707 969. Pennsylvania individual income tax receipts reached 464 843 612, nearly double the 269 940 327 prior year.

Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania Treasury Department New York Illinois

Milk Rationing Proposed in New Jersey

New Jersey faces a milk shortage with Arthur P. Foran, state milk control director, stating that official rationing is needed. He urged at least one milkless day per week to protect children and those with milking diets from suffering.

Trenton New Jerseys Arthur P. Foran

New Institution Needed for Children at Polk

Erie July 22 There is a great need for a large institution similar to Polk Institution at Polk Pa in this section says Harold Dundon the boys probation officer He has two cases that should be confined there but access is poor with 1500 waiting and 1000 patients overcrowding the facility One youth 18 was briefly placed at George Junior Republic before being sent back to Erie with his mother as a public nuisance case

Ajax Westfield Paul's Xane Kene and Vicinity District 1 McKean County U. S. Navy U. S. Macarines Tamestown Robert W. MacPherron Prospect Street Jamestown Corporaton G. A. Soderstrom Oil City Shoerice Hd Michael W. Knerr Dorothy Sherman Vorhis F. L Ludwick Peoples National Bank of East Brady Esat Brady Butler County National Bank and Trust Company Butler Chautauqua Symphony Arthur B. Bestor Chautauqua Institution Erie Opa Miles B. Kitts OPA Kitts Inche SF Polk Erie Polk Harold Dundon Dundon Polk Institute George Junior Republic Erie

Mother Killed in Aircraft Plant Accident at Philly

Mrs. Margaret E. Hill age 45, mother of two Navy youths, recently took a factory job to aid manpower shortages. A wheel on a shaft flew off and struck her on the head, causing fatal injuries in Philadelphia yesterday.

Philadelphia Margaret E. Hill Navy

Used Drug in Draft Evasion Case in Philadelphia

Harrord Roane Jr., 20, was held on $5,000 bail for attempting to violate the Selective Service Act by taking a drug to raise blood pressure and fail medicals. Assistant U S Attorney Kallicke said before U S Commissioner Griffin that the act was one of the most deliberate violations in the district.

Ox Associates Kress Philadelphia Harrord Roane, Jr U. S Edward A. Kallicke Norman J. Griffin Selective Service

J C Penney executive salary disclosed in 1942 report

George L. Mack, general stores manager for the J C Penney Co department stores in Philadelphia, earned 114,343 dollars for his services in 1942 according to the company annual report to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Philadelphia George £. Mack J. C. Penny Co Securities and Schange Commission

Ralph H Charged After Disturbance Near Realty Field

Ralph H faces charges following a disturbance tied to a realty matter near the Watts in Nollinge field. G. Way and Watts are named in related filings, with details outlining the alleged incident and resulting legal action.

Realty G. Way Watts Nollinge Field Tov

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