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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1943
Page
3
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A mixed page from the Corry Evening Journal presents advertising notes, publisher and editorial staff references, and long, periodic editorial passages. It includes remarks on wartime responsibility, worker loyalty, delinquency, and social issues, with scattered historical trivia and old notices. The text blends local ads, wartime rhetoric, and moral commentary.
Twenty years ago at the Tabth Prom the mayor announced staffing changes at Curry Community Service. A three story brick block on Most avenue changed hands for $4500. A cloudburst caused property damage and flooding nearby, while Sonnenidh Lake drew visitors to the area. Heavyweight Hush Grey trains for a bout at the Polo Grounds, and a Comry Chevrolet suffered damage in a Sunday collision near a Catholic church.
A Medical Society of the Brain of Pennsylvania piece argues for protective laws to shield youths aged 4 to 17 from hazardous atmospheres as industrial war looms. It warns that immature bodies are crippled by heavy labor and that on farms many accidents arise from inexperience, urging measures to conserve health and safety for youth.
Several trivia items ask readers to flip to page six for answers. Questions cover presidents since Harding, classical figures like Flavius Josephus, Axis relations, beaver tails, tax theory abbreviations, Attu location, G B as military intelligence, Middle East supply routes, and oxygen needs in respiration true or false.
A sprawling clipped column blends wedding plans, church events, military moves, local marriages and public notices from Corry and surrounding towns. It notes engagements, anniversaries, civic meetings, service clubs, criminal cases, and upcoming sales with names like Ruth Wadley, Bert Taylor, and Mary Jackson appearing amid parish and county updates.
An OCR fragment discusses Italy and its people with scattered notes on regions, languages, religious groups, and historic details. It mentions Graecized terms, Sardinian identity, Naples, Bologna, and distant places like Copen Hagen and Palabria, ending with a dubious date in 158 B. The passage mixes cultural observations with garbled phrases and inconsistent facts.
Jamestown reports Hannah Johnson, 43, a defense plant worker, held for stabbing John W. Witzon with an ice pick in her room on Went Second Street. She faces a grand jury on a first degree count as her counsel fights arraignment. Police indicate an argument preceded the attack near a nearby airfield.
A report on Italy’s vast cultural heritage, noting Rome’s enduring relics, grand monuments like the Colosseum and Pantheon, and famed libraries. Mentions Pope, historic sites near Naples and Pisa, and Venice’s Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s. Describes ancient art, manuscripts, and the risk from war while praising Italy’s artistic wealth.
Students enjoy a busy week with theater, crafts, and games as the Washington school community celebrates achievements. Delores Cattey and Brink win in an achievement contest. Defense Stumps sales total 40.95 dollars, with playground funds rising to 1420. Children create handmade holders, prepare for the held meet, and receive recognition for perfect scores and top performance across multiple events.
Jamestown July 31 William Kent Cooper of Williamsport Pennsylvania formerly of Jamestown and Lakewood died in an American Airlines airliner crash near Tea mel Kentucky on Wednesday. Cooper was an executive with Lincoming Motors of Williamsport and was travelling on business when the plane exploded after a collision with a man trapped and another survived after a window escape. The crash killed twenty persons and left two others injured.
Former Corry resident Mrs Norbert Nantes West Main Street 0 B was buried Friday in Erie cemetery in memory of her mother Mrs Stella Allen seventy who died at Prybure Pa Tuesday after an illness of no year The Rev TF Doership of Silver Gruck officiated at the service pallbearers were J Siegel George Henske Glen Group Prapl Staub Nantes and A C Link Survivors include New Huse ound George Allen four daughters Mrs Norbert Nantes Mrs Marion Dagher Mrs Evelyn Sehwon Fryburg Pa and Mrs AC Link Bilver Creal NY and two sons Robert Allen Eng etc Also many grandchildren and brothers George Orr Waldo Orr Adelbert Owen and Fred Ove The widow had been a former resident of Corry where the family resided for a number of years
Thirty miners from western Pennsylvania are to stand trial in federal court in September on charges including conspiracy and coercion related to labor actions. Judge F P Sohonmeker disclosed the scheduling yesterday. Four dozen defendants total, with 24 of 80 already arrested or appearing. bonds set at $1000 each.
A recruit at Camp Barkeley proposes a time and a half overtime plan and requests a duration of service of six months beyond the usual term. The commanding officer considers the suggestion amid ongoing reviews of enlistment and duty requirements.
Berlin announced a government order to halt clothing manufacturing exports starting September 30 to conserve supplies. The foreign press cites the move as part of wartime measures.
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