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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
3
Warren High and Beaty School administrators proposed a regulation banning fraternities and sororities from all school activities including athletics and offices, effective next fall. The board also adopted the FY fiscal budget of 976076.64 dollars maintaining 22 mills real estate tax and a per capita levy.
Sergeant Richard F. Mix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mix of Mt. Jewett, is seriously wounded in action in Italy, per a telegram from the adjutant general. He had been listed as missing in April after leaving for service March 27, 1943, and served in Italian campaigns including escape from a German controlled region and encounters with Naz patrols.
New York administrator predicts May milk income in the six state milkshed will total a record 24.226 million dollars based on a 3.14 per hundredweight rise and 640 million pounds expected. Including War Food Administration feed payments total returns may reach 28.426 million. Cornell records note the May 1919 price record was 3.26 per hundredweight.
Emory Salisbury 81 a longtime Harmony resident died at his Panama home after a lifetime of farming. Survived by wife Minnie and three children Charles C. Salisbury LaMolte Salisbury and Mrs Winifred S Dole plus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Born November 23 1862 he lived in Harmony his whole life joining the Panama Methodist church and local lodges and clubs for decades.
Amid fierce fighting in Henan and positions around Loyang and Tungkwan, Chinese and American forces push toward key objectives. U S Mustangs strike 600 miles along the Hankow Peiping railroad. Peiping attacked. American reinforcements bolster the Bisk island beachhead for renewed operations on nearby airdromes.
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rules War Labor Board orders are not reviewable. In a unanimous decision judges Miller Edgerton and Arnold reject any statute or general equitable basis for court review of WLB orders. The ruling cites lack of statutory authority and insufficient qualifications for judicial review.
bear lake june 2 beautiful memorial services were held tuesday in the community building the girl scouts performed a flag drill and a tableaux Our Flag Defenders Rev Alton Winn gave the memorial address honoring boys in service and all heroes of past and present wars he will conduct services in the community church again on friday evening june 9 everyone is invited joe zola who left for the army recently returned home tuesday night and goes to his training station soon
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