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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
6
Erie political leaders urge state treasurer Harold Wagner to have Mrs Ethel Davis withdraw from the Democratic bid for controller. Second and Fifth Ward factions back Alfred J Lechner and oppose Davis while planning to back Joseph Wagner as Erie County Democratic chair in 1944.
Keen Ramsey of Lawrence Park, 46, was struck by a Middle Atlantic Trucking Co. truck on Route 8 while riding a bicycle. Admitted to Hamot Hospital in critical condition with fracture and head injuries, she has not regained consciousness. Driver E. V. Rice of Cleveland faces the incident.
War era notice states that many ration books arrived with a rubber stamp impression instead of the required validation stamp. The Office of Price Administration warns recipients that books bearing the rubber stamp in the validation space are still valid and do not need to be taken to local boards or mailed back to the central center.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that compensation be calculated for Mrs. Luella Miller of Emlenton for the death of her husband Robert Miller, who died February 1, 1940 after falling from a ladder at Farmers National Bank in Emlenton. The court remanded for computation, with Farmers National Bank as defendant and Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York as insurer.
Donald Howard of 448 Winsor Street faces a disorderly conduct charge stemming from an alleged beating of his 2 year old daughter. Police arrested him Monday evening at home after a wife reported the incident. The mother said the child was struck with a belt and later ran away when taken to a doctor fearing convulsions. An Army ambulance cost example mentioned separately.
Northeast Airlines filed routes with the Civil Aeronautics Board proposing three New York to Chicago air routes. The Erie leg would stop at Newark Binghamton Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit and Grand Rapids among others. A second route would run New York to Pittsburgh and a third from New York to Chicago via Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
The president urges Americans to push for total victory, praising Soviet resilience and warning that Hitler’s regime cannot be trusted. He calls for strong friendship with Russia to combat the Nazi menace and vows to punish Mussolini and the fascist regime. He supports aiding the Italian people in Sicily.
Registrars will be at Baldwin's Store in Wyattsburg on August 3 and Town Hall in North East on August 3 to receive personal registrations party enrollment removal notices and reinstatements in two sessions daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. and 5 P.M. to 9 P.M.
Classified ad cluster listing several rooms for rent and small apartments. includes sleeping rooms at 39 East Pleasant Street and 21 Marl on Street, a four room Spring Creek unit, a four room with bath at 664 East Pleasant Street, and a year long apartment at East South Street. Also note on a quiz answers section and unrelated lines about a National Labor Relations Board and other topics.
Assistant County Agent L. H. Bull urges good grass range to ease short poultry rations. Well-managed Ladina clover blue grass and white clover pastures provide high quality feed. Green grass supplies vitamin A riboflavin and minerals. sunlit outdoors during summer meets vitamin D needs for chicks eight weeks and older.
The Office of Price Administration announced that nationwide stove rationing will start August 23. Stoves already rationed in 22 states will have their certificates invalid on that date and unused certificates must be replaced under the new plan.
Funeral services were held for Mildred J. Wells 15 of Punxsutawney who died after an automobile crash near Anite Bow. Surviving relatives include siblings Will Wells 14 and Dorothy Wells and Kenneth Gahagen 19 who sustained minor injuries. Delors Painter 17 also listed among those injured.
Market notes show eggs in New York with mixed receipts and prices for shipper and jobber levels. Buffalo hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep are reported with varied weights and price ranges. Pittsburgh notes modest apples and potatoes demand. Wall Street pegs steady gains with listed industrials and rail stocks, while peace stocks outperform war shares in noon bids.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a football pair and a partner named Mary. The readable portion hints at a sports or partnership item with limited context and several garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a full item.
A fragmented OCR item notes Louis stored or stored items across cities including Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Boston. The readable bits imply a distribution or storage event touching multiple locations with no clear action or outcome.
The readable fragments mention Yorke and Louis in a local notice context. No clear event or outcome is specified, leaving only names and scattered place fragments.
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