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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal notices and masthead details

Local newspaper masthead lists staff and agency contacts including advertising representative Fred Kimball of New York and mortgage bond firm details. Mentions Associated Press rights and subscription rates, with post office mailing classification and older pricing.

Corry Evening Journal Corry Colegrove Goleerove Price WB Lombard Moltor Fred Kimball, Inc W. 4Th St New York Michigan Chicago Mortgage & Bond Detroit Cartier

Ever-Normal Workers Call For Temporary Labor Releases

A wartime citizen column argues for domestic case-lending to avoid idle labor. Employers should grant temporary releases to workers temporarily not needed due to contract changes, with return to original employers when required. Emphasizes full use of labor for war effort and reducing idle vacancies.

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Floods as a Weapon in Warfare and Defense

The piece argues that major floods from bombed dams and deliberate breaks of dikes have strategic impact. It cites the Ruhr, Yellow River events, and floods in Mississippi and Arkansas as potential game changers. It notes the United Nations focus has been on fire, suggesting water as a future consideration in war and defense strategy.

Floom Mississippi Arkansas Ruhr Hitler Yellow River United Nations

Mental disorders among soldiers and army adjustment issues

The article notes mental disorder as a major military medical problem with about one third of returning soldiers listed as psychiatric casualties. It argues many conditions preexisted service, Army life challenges adaptability, regimentation and relationships, and civilian life offers more privacy and easier tempo.

Riverside honors Franciscan father Munipere Serra

In Riverside California a dedication tribute marks the founding of the historic California missions. The ceremony honors Franciscan father Munipere Serra for his role in establishing the missions in early California.

Iones Mount Rubi- Wowk Riverside California Munipere Serra

Johnsonburg Acts to Check Flood Menace

Johnsonburg council backed by citizens and officials plans flood controls along the Clarion river. The meeting drew about 190 people and engineers from B and C and Pennsylvania Railroads, with reps from West Penn Power, Ridgway supervisors, and county commissioners. Borough will widen openings under B and C and P R B bridges and seeks Federal Flood Control aid in Pittsburgh to dredge the Clarion and tributaries, especially Silver Creek. Ridgway to be represented at the Pittsburgh talk following recent floods.

Johnsonburg Lrge Ray Brechtel Clarion River Pennsylvania West Pen Power Company Ridgway Township Abe Ele Johnsonburs Ridgway

Memorial service for Bishop Leonard in Jamestown

The First Methodist Church of Jamestown hosts a memorial service today for Bishop Adna Wright Leonard, killed in a recent airplane crash near Teelred while en route to war zones. About 200 to 300 representatives from the Jamestown District and allied bodies are expected, with Leonard having chaired the Army and Navy chaplains commission and led Protestant chaplains.

James Tgras Jie Jamestown Pittschurch James' Town First Methodist

Guess the Answers From a Jumbled Quiz Page

A compact quiz on world capitals ships battles and literature with questions about Iceland geysers, labor exemptions, Hungary, naval vessels, Emperor Menelik II, explosive shells, Alaska capitals, duplex houses, English prams, and Robert Louis Stevenson.

Batle Adowa Alaska Seward Fairbanks Junega Nome Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde

Storm damages Chautauqua Lake area. power, water hit

A severe storm with high winds and heavy rain struck Chautauqua County damaging Midway Park and Maple Springs. Power lines were down, several buildings and homes suffered damage, and utility crews worked to restore Jamestown and surrounding areas after widespread outages. Nearly two inches of rain fell during the event.

Jamestown Passo Wight Chautauqua County Midway Park Westfield Northwestern Chautauqua Lake Maple Springs Last Next Sipr J. W N. W

Gas theft reported at Waterford station

Harry Merritt reported Wednesday that 4100 gallons of ethyl gasoline were stolen from the H. B. Lyons station at Waterford. Lyons discovered the theft Tuesday afternoon while arranging to transfer the gasoline to his Union City station. The Waterford station had been destroyed by fire about ten days earlier.

Gime Yune H. B. Lyons Waterford Harry Meritt Merritt Lyons Union City

Indictments Return Four Open Cases in Mayville Grand Jury

The Mayville grand jury reported four open indictments and one secret indictment. Norman Anderson and Norman Berk Larson face grand larceny in a motor vehicle theft owned by Bernard Whalen. Frederick John Deering and Chrisman Arthur Smith charged with grand larceny in a motor vehicle theft owned by Charles Schuster. Anthony Tadale indicted for grand larceny of money and a watch totaling 113 dollars from John Fields on June 1, 1933. Harold Mulville charged with abuse of a child and second degree assault in a Dun Kirk area case dating May 18, 1943.

Mayville Grand Jury Alonzo G Hinckley Nonnan Anderson Norman Berk Larson Bernard Whalen Frederick John Deering Arthur Smith Charles Schuster Chautauqua County Anthony Tadale John Fields Harold Mulville Dunkirk

Few violations of curfew in Jamestown report

Jamestown police chief G Harry Nelson said the first enforcement of the town curfew passed without incident. The 9 p m curfew will not apply during play rehearsals at the YMCA and high school. Police will stop and question youths after 9 p m if under 16 and send them home. failing that, children will be taken to the station and parents notified.

Jamestown Pirst ‘Ight G. Harry Nelson YMCA

Annual Meeting Slated for Cory Hospital June 16

Cory Hospital Association stockholders are called to a June 16 meeting in the Library basement to name new directors for the coming year. Reports on the past year’s operations will be presented, and board actions will be reviewed for approval. Directors may reconvene for handover work and potential reorganization afterward.

Eleyan Cory Hospital Association

Capsized Rowboat Recovered From Lake Erie

A rowboat broke loose during a Tuesday storm and capsized off the Lawrence Park golf course on Lake Erie. Coast Guard crews recovered the vessel, owned by Marian and Stanley Seymecki and Frank Lep towskii of 1424 East 7th Street, after hours of drag searches. The owners were found on the beach.

Lake Erie Coast Guard Lawrence Park Coast Guards Marian Seymecki Stanley Frank Leptowskii Chautauaua Blvd Coast

Bradford mailman dies after report to work

Jake Ralsky, 50, long time Bradford mail carrier, was found dead after reporting for duty. His brother Benjamin Ralsky had died three weeks earlier at a Pittsburgh railroad station.

Bradford Jake Ralsky Benjamin Ralsky Pittsburgh

Oil City Youth Dies Overseas Master Sgt Thomas Cunningham

War Department telegram to East Seventh Street mother reports Master Sgt Thomas Cunningham, 22, son of Mrs Joseph A Bleick, died in western Europe on May 27. The telegram notes deepest sympathy and promises a further letter. Cunningham had observed his 22nd birthday earlier the week prior.

Oil City City Df Homes Cunningham Joseph A. Bleick East Seventh Street War Department Secretary of War Thomas Cunningham Birkiday Tnt

Local Births and Career Notes From May 5 1991

A local man born in Ol City on May 5 1991 was raised and educated here. He graduated from Oll Gilly High School in 1988 and enlisted in the Army Air Corps on October 7, 1930. He worked as a carrier and motor route man for Derrick and Blizard. Separately, news reports reveal the discovery of the world’s longest known dex post ore body of beryllium ore in southern Oregon.

Ol! City Oll Gilly High School Army Air Corps Derrick Blizaard Oregon

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