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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

4

Confusing Agriculture Debate and Wrights Ozark Moral Novels

New Fortnightly Farm Column notes cows 82 million head and hogs 83 million, far above ten year averages, with feed demand 145,704,000 tons and a 12 percent shortfall. Price ceilings and rationing complicate farming as war ends loom. Harold Bell Wright’s Geainah 71 praised for Ozark setting and moral themes. Red night-vision goggles promise quicker adaptation in lighted rooms.

Thes Cunningham

Corry Area Briefs Include Graduation Board Action and Local Incidents

Twenty years ago the Corry Board of Education met in special session to act on the Class of 1924 with 38 seniors recommended for graduation. The K F P G furniture plant on East Main Street reopened after six weeks, with orders rising. Rev A Martin addressed the 1924 Corry High School graduates at the Baccalaureate in the high school auditorium. motorist witnesses aided after a Greenville-area crash. Columbus township resident Seth Sears Page died after a long illness.

Board of Education Lst Milon L. Brown K. FP. G. Hurniture East Main Street D. A. Martin First Presbyterian Church Corry High School Seth Sears Page Columbus Township Columbus

Erie Soldier Killed in Italian War Zone

Harriger Harriger 23, United States Army infantryman from Erie, was killed May 15 in Italy after arriving overseas in January and moving from North Africa to the Italian front in March. The death was confirmed in a War Department notice to his mother, Mrs Emily Harrger, 126 East 6th Street.

Erie Arenus Re ‘Harriger United States Army Emily Harriver East 6Th Street War Department Sergi. Harriger

Daily Dozen and the Global Arable Land Challenge

The article argues that 244 acres of arable land per person are needed to sustain all essentials. It contrasts land scarcity in Asia and Europe with U S overuse of arable land, noting erosion and depletion. It warns that needy populations migrate seeking new land while nations invade neighbors, questioning future food supply.

Asia United States Europe

Quiz questions from classified cage blurbs

A quirky prompt lists trivia questions about furlough eligibility for Army service in the Central Pacific, Prince Edward Island's country, a 1944 baseball start, Japan's attack on Ching, the Garden of Hesperides fruit, Scarlett O’Hara, New York City being the state capital, a riot casualty sentence punctuation, rupee country, and Vermont capital.

Schell Central Pacific Prince Edward Island Japan Scarlett O'Hinta New York City New York State Vermont

Housing Authority Pays Erie Part of 84 000 Tax Deposit

Erie receives a 24 504 01 payment from the Housing Authority of Erie toward the 84 000 tax equivalent for Harbor Homes Lake City Dwellings Delaware Place Franklin Terrace and Iroquois Court. Mayor Bar ber says the rest is due by July 9 1 and will be paid by the city county and school district. Joseph A Schmid confirms the executive action.

Housing Authority ERIE Eric Housing Authority of Charles R. Barber Harbor Homes Lake City Delaware Place Franklin Terrace Iroquois Court Joseph A.schmid

Record Air Attack on Nazi West Wall In WW2 Timeline

Allied air forces conducted three offensive sweeps into France and Germany with RAF and RCAP fighters claiming three German planes shot down. The operations followed a broader serial offensive impacting German movements behind the invasion front. Reports from Vichy and Vitha radio indicate dozens killed in night strikes on central and northwest French coasts.

Denmark AML France Germany RAF RCAP Vitha Launek Saumur Nantes Vichy Radio Jair

Jamestown Bans Casinghead Gas After Fatal Blast

Kenneth H Matthews, owner of Matthews Tire and Tyeid Co, remains in critical condition with severe burns from a tire shop blast that killed one and injured 16. A city survey found casinghead gasoline removed from Jamestown aided by a rubber cement reformulation.

Jamestown Kenneth H. Matthews Matthews ‘Tire and Tyeid Co Jamestown General Hospital Uegree Matthews Rudolph H. Swanson Chemish Matthews Shop

Erie Man Shot May Lose Sight of Both Eyes

William Senior, 40, of 2302 Liberty Street, is in Hamot Hospital with a bullet wound to the head. He was moved from Mercer Hospital yesterday. Officials say the wound was accidental during a hunt on May 7 near Mercer. Doctors hope to restore his sight.

Erie William Senior Liberty Street Hamot, Hospital Mercer Hospital Mercer

Labor Shortage Hits Chau County Farms In June

Jamestown reports a serious farm labor crisis as Roger Cramer of the county farm bureau cites incoming help from New York teens and five Newfoundland workers placed on dairy farms in the Kiantone Buller district. Appleyard of the U S Agriculture Service confirms additional arrivals expected.

Jamestown Floners Roger Cramer Farm Bureau New York Deiry Farms Cramer Donald S. Apple- Yared United States Arployment Service Office Newfoundland Kiantone-Buistt Appleyard

Irvine Forge Workers Vote On Union Representation

An NLRB ordered secret ballot election is held today at the Irvine plant of National Forge And Ordnance Company to decide if the GTO Steelworkers Union shall represent employees. CIO organizers have worked to gain support and President Harrington urged employees to vote carefully.

Irvine Forge 2 Nation Labor Relations Board Irvine National Forge and Ordnannce Company GTO Steelworkers CIO New Warren Harrington

Charles Redding of French Creek Dies After Illness

Charles Redding of French Creek died at his home yesterday after months of illness. A lifelong resident, he is survived by his wife and two sons Clayton and Homer, both of French Creek. Funeral arrangements were not announced. He had cast a ballot in the voting under NLRB supervision.

Charles Redding French Creek Read

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